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GOP in Ohio chooses election over public good
So, GOP senators in Ohio’s legislature think they have a better plan for handling health emergencies. Rather than relying on scientific evidence and planning, they want to be able to test the political winds to guide decision-making about safeguarding the lives of their constituents. How can any thinking human believe that is a good idea? Is getting re-elected that much more important than protecting the public?
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Reagan kicked off era of growing inequality
volunteering a regular part of your lifestyle, it will be more beneficial for the organization, and it will be more beneficial for you. robert, thank you for sharing your research with us. robert grimm is the director of the do good institute at the yu university of maryland school of public policy. for more information on giving tuesday, go to givingtuesday.msnbc.com or follow the #givin#givingtuesday twitter and on instagram. come on, everybody s been spending money from the last week. give a little bit. speaking of giving, make this will make you feel a little better about it. let s take a look at the stock market today. last i checked it was on its way up after having a completely down day. look at that. it happened. i saw that trend sort of changing earlier in the day. i hadn t caught up with the market in the last couple hours. the dow is up .4%. almost half a percent. 108 points. it has been gradually creeping up all day as you can see from those lows right after the market
divided world, but today is giving tuesday. you can come together in the spirit of generosity and giving. giving tuesday was started by new york s 92nd street y. in 2012. to encourage people to give back. it s since spread all over the world. in 2012, the giving tuesday campaign brought in roughly $10 million. last year, donations totaled more than $300 million. but that is a tiny slice of the $410 billion that americans gave to charity in all of 2017. i want to take a look at charitable giving. joining me is robert grimm, the director of the do good institute at the university of maryland school of public policy. what is the do good institute at the university of maryland school of public policy, robert? the do good institute enables young people to transform the world for good. we ve been very fortunate to have a number of young alums who have created award-winning non-profits and businesses from imperfect produce, and hungry harvest, to the food recovery network, and district st
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