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Coming up today on The Thom Hartmann Program - Your Home for the Resistance:

- “Trump Stress” Is Now Epidemic - How Do You Handle It? Thom Explains How He’s Dealing With It....

- The Legacy of Malcolm X

- Are Christians the Tipping Point For Single Payer?

- Has the GOP Released a Plan To Put God In the Public Schools?

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dofmn 9 years 21 weeks ago
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"Trump Stress" is a symptom of a fear of what seems to be written on the wall and is steadily becoming clearer: we may be on the verge of administration overreach difficult to overcome very soon. It would be timely, before public discourse is strangled, to interview persons who have survived and/or helped to overcome tyranny. Examples are persons in Argentina and Chile in our hemisphere and South Africans and Tunisians in Africa. Insights could also come from persons who have survived Gaza and Iraq.

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