Not so recently returned Peace Corps Volunteer from Paraguay. I sometimes try to livetweet and I judge everyone.
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Maggie Flinn retweeted
NBC News: According to the Federal Student Aid website, Americans can request a refund for "any payment" made during the pandemic pause — beginning March 13, 2020.
If you paid off the remainder of your student loans just before the announcement, you could get what you paid back.
Maggie Flinn retweeted
In an unanimous decision, The Supreme Court struck down a law ensuring a 35-foot “buffer zone” outside abortion clinics, ruling that it violated the first amendment preventing free speech of anti-abortion protesters.
Then the Supreme Court erected a fence around itself. Got it.
Maggie Flinn retweeted
Parenting is a long game.
Play to win.
15 high-impact principles for raising emotionally healthy adults: 🧵
Just about every night I go upstairs and get in bed around 9. I then wonder if I should watch a show, realize how long it would take and decide - no show is as good as sleep. This is how I know I’m old. Night
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Maggie Flinn retweeted
He thinks he can talk about the "right to choose"...??
Biden’s vaccine mandate is an assault on private businesses.
I issued an Executive Order protecting Texans’ right to choose whether they get the COVID vaccine & added it to the special session agenda.
Texas is already working to halt this power grab.
foxnews.com/politics/biden-s…
Maggie Flinn retweeted
Normalize asking people if they’re vaccinated before you make plans to hang out with them
Maggie Flinn retweeted
Justice Sotomayor, just now: "The Court’s order is stunning. Presented with an application to enjoin a flagrantly unconstitutional law engineered to prohibit women from exercising their constitutional rights ... a majority of Justices have opted to bury their heads in the sand."
Maggie Flinn retweeted
Thoughts and prayers.
nytimes.com/2021/05/11/us/nr…
Maggie Flinn retweeted
Bruce Bartman, white guy in PA who illegally voted for Trump on behalf of his dead mother, gets 5 years probation
Crystal Mason, black woman in TX who voted on supervised release when she didn't know she was ineligible, gets 5 years in prison
Two justice systems in America
