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It's unfortunate that Winston Churchill, in the midst of fighting for the survival of freedom and decency during World War II, did NOT actually respond to a call to cut funding for the arts by asking, simply, "Then what are we fighting for?" It would have been neat to have heritage for such a sharp rallying cry. Thank you, NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts. Even though with only about 20% of your budget coming from the feds, I am happy that some of my taxes go to support this, not that. And thank you, Lake Street Dives. Really enjoying this latest bit of what my mom would have called blue-eyed soul.
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cheney/satan 2008
4/12/2017 11:11:23 am
Might say we've been sacrificing quality of life for 'standard of living' for way too long. One of Mr Churchill's buds, Dwight Eisenhower, warned us all of the military industrial Wall St complex, and you might say he had The greatest depth of knowledge on the subject, but we still don' listen. Up next - Florida aquifer/clean water v fracking , Mosaic , etc.
Amy
4/17/2017 09:11:03 am
Grrrrrr.
priorities
4/13/2017 08:47:19 am
Was filling out school reregistration forms this a.m. when came to the line 'law requires military recruiter's access to your child's information'. Fine, but please then give back the music, visual arts, French, recess, p/e, quality of living that have been removed from the school in recent years.
Amy
4/17/2017 09:12:56 am
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