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Act Out! [31] - Fasting, fracking, Medicare, money in politics & the Pope

Act Out! [31] - Fasting, fracking, Medicare, money in politics & the Pope
Wed, 9/30/2015 - by Eleanor Goldfield
This article originally appeared on Occupy.com

This week, from med students to female priests, fasters to the monopoly man, we've got a helluva lineup. First up, let's talk Medicare and why it shouldn't be so ageist. Next, how could we not mention the Pope? And since I'm such a contrarian, let's talk about the good AND the bad. Then, we've got a fracking low life scum award, money in politics and get ready to get cozy and design some graphics! But first, this is plastic. I bleed.

 

This weeks links:

student.pnhp.org/ 
moralactiononclimate.org/
moneyoutvotersin.org/
beyondextremeenergy.org/
plannedparenthood.org
powerdc.org
pay2playtv.tumblr.com/contest
pay2play.tv
artkillingapathy.com
occupy.com/donate

 

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