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Three Berkshire congregations have organized "Stand out for Democracy" public demonstrations on Friday, Jan. 6.

Netflix, Amazon, ViacomCBS, UTA and Celebs Join Hundreds of Corporations in Condemning Georgia Voting Laws J.J. Abrams, George Clooney, Katy Perry, George Lucas, Leonardo DiCaprio, Lin-Manuel Miranda were also among the signatoriesBrian Welk | April 14, 2021 @ 7:20 AM Last Updated: April 14, 2021 @ 8:32 AM Numerous Hollywood actors and directors joined hundreds of businesses and CEOs from corporate America in signing an open letter Wednesday condemning Georgia’s laws that restrict and limit voting rights. The letter was published in the New York Times, The Washington Post and ...

Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, Nordstrom join corporate push for fair elections April 14, 2021 at 9:09 am Underwritten by GeekWire’s civic coverage examines tech policy, urban development, transportation, housing, the environment, regulation, and other issues impacting the innovation economy. (King County Elections Photo) Four Seattle-area corporate giants on Wednesday joined hundreds of companies pushing back against voting restriction legislation currently being proposed in several states. In a letter published in the New York Times titled “We Stand For Democracy,” corporate leaders w...

Entering a dangerous period and must, quote, stand for democracy. they write in part this, we're on the eve of the conclusion of special counsel robert mueller's investigation in the house's commencement of investigations of the president and his administration. the likely convergence of these two events will occur at a time when regional conflicts and power confrontations continue to threaten our security, our economy and stability. it is a time, like other critical junctures in our history, when our nation must engage at every level at strategic position of both the president and the senate....

Asks. they can ask whatever questions they want. with that these reporters conduct themselves, did they conduct themselves and show respect not only the fellow reporters but to the president? that is what is in question. >> mike: jeffrey, the judge ruled in a rather narrow way that he did not say the first amendment was in any way being attacked by jim acosta losing his past. it was the process was not fully visible to the world. therefore his fifth amendment issue was the only one. they celebrated as if somehow they had taken a stand for democracy. i don't remember any of the mainstream media...