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ceasarslegion asked:

Okay this is gonna sound really weird but as a trans guy in his early 20s who was also raised by a single mother and doesnt have the best immediate family Wesley really gives me a lot of hope. I like to think that Beverly would be incredibly accepting and absolutely amazing if Wes was like me, and that thought really helps when things take a downward turn. The Crushers just seem like such a loving little family who really trust and support each other no matter what, even if it's the two of them against the universe. I'm really grateful for the character you played!

wilwheaton:

Beverly would love you, Wesley would love you, and I love you, because you are perfect exactly the way you are.

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Here's What Republicans Are Plotting Next On Voter Restrictions In Key States

GOP lawmakers in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are trying to circumvent Democratic vetoes as they prepare for 2022.

HuffPost

GOP lawmakers in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are trying to circumvent Democratic vetoes as they prepare for 2022.

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Republicans have become the Death Wish Party

GOP wants Joe Biden's agenda to fail so badly they're defying his vaccine program and killing their own people

Salon

“Death Wish” was a hit movie in 1974, starring Charles Bronson as a violent vigilante. Now it’s the primary motivation for the Republican Party. As of this week, in 13 states you have a legal right not merely to have a death wish but to inflict it on others by refusing to get vaccinated against COVID. In 21 more states, bills have been introduced that would limit any requirements that individuals produce evidence that they have been vaccinated. In six of those states, the laws specify that schools, including public primary and secondary schools and public colleges, cannot require coronavirus vaccines, even while the same schools continue to require vaccinations against whooping cough, polio, measles and chicken pox.

“It seems to be kind of a mixed bag of all the things going on here — there’s the limiting of requiring proof of vaccine, there’s the limiting of requiring the vaccination itself, the prohibition of the mandates. So, there’s a lot,” Lori Tremmel Freeman, chief executive officer of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, told CNN.

These bills are being called “vaccine freedom laws,” as in, you have a right to be free of the vaccines against COVID. What’s not a mixed bag is the political leaning of the states. All the states where such laws are in effect are controlled by Republican governors and legislatures: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.

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