Richard Seltzer

Richard Seltzer

@richardseltzer.bsky.social

Author of two dozen books. Writing stories for 70 years. I've been editor, novelist, Russian translator, parttime spy, Internet evangelist, and ebook entrepreneur. http://www.seltzerbooks.com https://www.amazon.com/One-Family-Richard-Seltzer/dp/1959621211

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#uber Important message about rider safety for Uber corporate management Riders need a way to avoid being matched with Teslas and other vehicles with self-driving capabilities. Forcing us to ride in such vehicles is traumatic and unacceptable. Let us opt-out or you will lose lots of business.

Interesting conundrum. According to the 22nd Amendment -- "No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice." In other words, if Trump were to successfully challenge the 2020 election, that would nullify his 2024 election. He should be careful what he wishes for.

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No corporation is gonna silence our message! ❌👑 Keep helping us amplify #NoKings today so we can drive HISTORIC early vote turnout, and overcome Trump’s election sabotage.

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Committee chairmanships normally depend on seniority, but that is not a rule. In a key race, the national party could acknowledge the extraordinary strength of their candidate by publicly promising to make him/her chairperson of x committee if they have the majority.

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Committee chairmanships normally depend on seniority, but that is not a rule. In a key race, the national party could acknowledge the extraordinary strength of their candidate by publicly promising to make him/her chairperson of x committee if they have the majority.

Committee chairmanships normally depend on seniority, but that is not a rule. In a key race, the national party could acknowledge the extraordinary strength of their candidate by publicly promising to make him/her chairperson of x committee if they have the majority.

In the good old days, when you went to the movie theater, you got news reels and cartoons as a bonus. And the news was real, and the cartoon characters weren't running the government.

The missing link. Before you see, you notice. Some part of your mind acts as stage manager, works tirelessly shaping your perceptions and your thoughts, perhaps even your dreams.