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

- The Death of Democracy - Billionaires Now Get to Decide on the Public Good

- Supreme Court Just Let Off Bush Era Criminals

- Right Wing Calls for Muslim "Internment Camps" spreading globally fueld by media outlets like Fox News.

- How Science-Based Solutions Contribute to the Economy - Mark Coryell, President-AFGE Local 3907

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gShawn 9 years 10 weeks ago
#1

Thom,

You need to capsulate some of your shows in short form for sharing online. As a matter of fact, frankly your online self-promotion sucks! You could use some tips from Alex Jones or Steve Bannon. ☺

I'd like a link to a recording of your diatribe on today's show about the "generosity" of our oligarchs and the privatization of the American commons (Billionaires Now Get to Decide on the Public Good).

- Shawn

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