Marianne Williamson

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馃УUtah has released a No-Read List of 13 book titles now banned in all public schools to comply with a new law that requires every district to remove books banned in at least three districts.

The list includes books by @MargaretAtwood @judyblume @ElanaKArnold @EllenHopkinsLit...
8/9/2024, 3:37:33 PM
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Tina Olhava
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@marwilliamson @joyAndLov I have not heard about Utah. I'll look into it. We need accountability with our politicians. We the ppl need to take the power back into our hands. It's out of control. I feel this is the biggest issue we are facing. Big government at all levels. Look what happened to you.
Marianne Williamson
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@tshow78 @joyAndLov This was not the federal government doing this. This was in Utah.
Tina Olhava
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@joyAndLov @marwilliamson That's the scary part of federal government overreach. They are becoming dictators with these unelected oligarchs trying to control the ppl.
MF
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@marwilliamson @tshow78 Agree!!

Yet Biden/Harris want to monitor vaccines pushed into your body & take away most of your rights should u refuse. The left is supportive of WEF/WHO control of our ideologies....while they fear Project 2025.

Hopefully for RFKj...otherwise both options T & H r worrisome
Marianne Williamson
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@tshow78 This isn鈥檛 even about healthcare. It鈥檚 about freedom. The government at no level should have the right to monitor a woman鈥檚 pregnancy. That鈥檚 as far from healthcare as you can possibly get. It鈥檚 mental and emotional abuse.
Tina Olhava
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@marwilliamson It's constitutional to leave it to the ppl to decide. If the state is creating issues for women you deal with the state at a local level. No one should want the federal government to oversee their Healthcare. That's not my body my choice. That makes it the government's choice.

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