Wyatt Beougher
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In response to LivinAloha.
I didn't, but now I'm really glad our insurance wouldn't pay for it for my wife.
06:58 AM - Nov 04, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Wyatt Beougher.
...in 2022. Ohioans, by contrast, seem content on their march towards fascism, electing their own Trump wannabe to the US Senate.
03:32 PM - Oct 30, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to DragonM.
Pennsylvania and Michigan are better states to find hope in democracy. They have both survived nearly two decades of gerrymandering and voter suppression under Republican legislatures and finally were able to overcome those obstacles and make a drastic move towards actual representative government
03:30 PM - Oct 30, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Wyatt Beougher.
...election cycle, all because he had the (R) behind his name and was extremely pro-Trump. It was especially maddening because the incumbent won by about 4%. This was back in 2018, and in 2020 and 2022, it hasn't even been that close, as he's won by 19% each time.
11:30 AM - Aug 24, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Wyatt Beougher.
...to be pro-union, and instead, they re-elected the slimeball literal used car salesman who had already voted in favor of allowing ISPs to sell their personal data, had voted against cheaper insulin and other prescription drugs, and had voted against their interests several other times in just that
11:24 AM - Aug 24, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Dr. No-No.
Pretty much. It's like that in western Pennsylvania, where I live, as well. We had a well-qualified candidate who had fought for expanded Unemployment Compensation benefits for workers who were most harmed by the loss of steel mills in our area, who was a veteran, and who had proven, time and again,
11:22 AM - Aug 24, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to bruno_j_navarro.
I think it's the new CrossFit.
09:10 AM - Aug 19, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Wyatt Beougher.
Of whom seem to either be oblivious of the misinformation they're being fed every day or downright pleased by it.
02:20 PM - Aug 14, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Wyatt Beougher.
Equity wouldn't make me more active here; that's a choice that I've made for myself starting today. Similarly, I've already recommended Spoutible to family, friends, and colleagues who I thought would be interested in the platform, but I'm not going to start mass inviting my Facebook friends, many
02:19 PM - Aug 14, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Christopher Bouzy.
Just a thought for the equity survey: the answers for questions about if equity would make you more likely to use the platform or more likely to recommend it seem pretty limited. I haven't been extremely active on Spoutible to this point because I was detoxing after deleting my Twitter account, but
02:16 PM - Aug 14, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Phred.
07:50 AM - Aug 11, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Phred.
Really, really well.
12:08 PM - Jun 18, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Pierson Tyler-Leonard.
I remember back in 2016 when I thought the same thing about Trump. We can't take anything for granted at this point.
01:09 PM - Feb 21, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to G Dan Mitchell.
Welcome! Looking forward to seeing more of your work!
01:58 PM - Feb 18, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to MEAction NOW.
What if I live in a red area in a blue state and I'd prefer my literal used car salesman, wannabe-Trump representative stay on the other site? 😉
07:45 AM - Feb 16, 2023
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Wyatt Beougher
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In response to Christopher Bouzy.
I hope not to sound ungrateful, but it seems like they're still not working in some Echoes. Seems like code (specifically, a slash) is also appearing in contractions in Echoes as well.
10:09 AM - Feb 15, 2023
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