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Thank you to you and your wife for supporting an incredible organization that helps so many.
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Cool, just is.
jw1
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Class act…
Said something boneheaded a while back…actually apologized for the act of saying it, not the the fact that someone heard it.
Now, putting his money where his mouth is.
Thank you.
Extra Plus: Dude plays a mean accordion version of “When Doves Cry.”
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So an expert sees the GOP Congress as an unfortunate event…Bravo!
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How fortunate.
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I’m feeling verklempt at this lovely gesture. Next to the plate, maybe, Marc Benioff who also knows to right an injustice?
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Mr. and Mrs. Snicket are lovely people, so their gesture is unsurprising but inspiring. And look at the supportive, positive nature of the comments on this story. I love TPM.
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Bravo! Hope this can help PP rise from a series of VERY unfortunate events…like GOP circuses.
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I hope some other well off individuals do the same . Maybe a crowdfunding of PP just so we can thumb our noses at the idjits that can’t seem to grasp that birth control reduces abortions
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I read every single Series of Unfortunate Events out loud to my daughter when she was small. Now, she is a young woman, and the writer who entertained us night after night is standing up for women’s healthcare. Good move, Snicket!
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The watermelon comment sounds like a bad joke, yet one that probably went over poorly because he’s white and said it in public.
In any event, this more than makes up for it, many times over.
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Who?
knock, knock. Google him.
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Nice to know that there are very wealthy people who are willing to make a statement like this is support for an organization that has helped millions of women and families, and has become the target of vicious untruths and hate.
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Watching Richards v Chaffetz, I just thought: Good v. Evil.
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Good on them. Good example of putting money where your heart is.
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