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Good Taste Chinese Takeaway
Pennywell Shopping Centre, Portsmouth Rd, Sunderland, SR4 9AS Directionshttps://www.yell.com/biz/good-taste-chinese-takeaway-sunderland-4251981/#view=map
Tel 0191 534 3000
Open today 17:30 - 23:00
Business overview
Good Taste Chinese Takeaway offers you great authentic Chinese food. Our business has been steadily increasing by word of mouth. We pride ourselves in using only quality ingredients. We have an open kitchen to show customers how we work in a very clean and hygienic environment. We have been awarded recently with 5 stars for scores on the doors award.
Check out our new website @ www.goodtastechinese.co.uk where you can view our full menu.
01 Sep 2019
Still clamming1
Totally disgraced in what I got tonight was meant to be egg foo young it wasn't cooked infact it wasnt egg chips like bell metal..rang shop cos it was late..charver on the fone with a chip on a shoulder wont be bk..wouldn't give it to the cat
02 Dec 2017
Wrong dish1
Delivered wrong dish telephoned to ask for replacement dish phone was put down on me twice cost 17 pound put it in the bin absolutely disgusting behaviour
11 Nov 2012
Great experience5
Always seem drawn back to this takeaway. The person taking our order is always polite, as is the person who delivers to our door (always on time), Cant fault the food. Tastes delicious with very generous portions. We've also been to the premises to collect food which looks very clean and tidy. Well done to the staff


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Another successful campaign for the Bridgnorth 1XV in the Midlands Premier.
Bridgnorth achieved an excellent final league position of 4th which is the highest the club has ever finished but who knows how high the club could of finished if the season had been fully played out.
The 1XV had quite an influx of new players including Sam Brown, Mike Penn, Ricky Bayley, George Newman, Cal Bradbury, Reece Broughton, George Cave, Rod Petty, Dan Brough and George Bvuma. All making a great impact, contributing to the team and settled in very well.
It was Cal Maddens first official year of being club captain but he unfortunately sustained a hand injury which took him out of action for a number of weeks followed by a serious back injury whilst skiing (argh my back) but managed to survive to continue leading the team after his recovery. It had been quite an injury hit season for the whole team with a number of players out for a period of time leading to players regularly having to play out of position, 3 forwards on the bench, 5 props in a team and George Cave propping with lifting blocks on!
Whilst the season never fully finished, Bridgnorth managed to put together a 12 game unbeaten streak which included some great wins. Looking back on that run there were a few stand out wins:
2 great victories against local rivals Newport in November. First was a 24-13 win at the show ground with Cavey getting a late bonus point try in the game by stealing a Newport catch and drive like pulling a rabbit from a hat (or pulling a burger from a McDonalds bag) to crash over sealing the 5pts. This was then followed 3 weeks later with a North Mids Cup round on the EDG which was a very tight affair with Bish diving over in the last play of the game to secure a 22-20 victory. Other highlights were wins against teams such as Sandbach away in December which was Reece Broughtons first game and who dictated the play to perfection but the highlight was the bonus point being achieved from a perfect pass from Jimmy Gore straight into Gouleys hands who ran in from 40m.
Overall the season was a great success and it was great to see a few players hit club milestones like Llew Williams (♠??) and Elliot Brooks (?) leading the team out on their 100th 1XV appearances. Also other players in Charley Wright, Jake Goulson and Will Bishop making this 50th 1XV appearances.
We are all looking forward to playing again next season whenever that comes around again and the team is already excited to run back out again onto the field of dreams (EDG).
Captains Player: Jonah Boyce, for leading the team from the front whilst Calum was injured and continued his bulldozing runs that were even a social media hit.
Player of the Year: George Newman, an excellent first season for Bridgnorth since arriving from the hill, a stand out performer with his devastating bowing ball carrying and top try scoring. George was a very versatile playing hooker and both prop positions but wouldn't look out of place in the centres.
Young Player of the Year: Marley a home grown Bridgnorth player had his first few 1XV games last year but has made a big impact this season, whilst learning not to throw every ball out the back of his hand, he grew game on game to score some fantastic sole tries and has a very exciting future ahead.

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I am here for the first time in my life. I know the city center has some swank to it, but most of it is really downtrodden. I know there are other cities just as sad, which makes me feel as if the American Dream is deader than a doorknob. There's not enough industry left to employ people. Driving around I saw tons of poor people with little rug rats, tats, and no masks. It was like all of West Virginia compressed into a few blocks. Anyone on DL from Syracuse?
Syracuse New York: WTF
|by Anonymous
|reply 81
|Last Thursday at 1:14 AM
Gays don't like any of the smaller cities on the East Coast or the Midwest. Syracuse is no different than a lot of other similar sized cities. There are pros and cons to living in them. See the Scrantastic thread.
|by Anonymous
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I'm not from Syracuse, but I went to Cornell, which is nearby. That whole area of upstate NY is part of the rust belt, and many of the communities, including Syracuse, are pretty depressing. We used to go to Carousel Mall on the weekends for something to do, but it was never all that great. There actually is some decent stuff up around that way, in the Finger Lakes wine country mainly, but it's all riddled with very poor communities.
|by Anonymous
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It's the lack of sunlight. Syracuse is one of those US cities that gets the least sunlight in the country. It leads to S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder) by affecting serotonin, melatonin.
|by Anonymous
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Just for the record typically while the unemployment rate and poverty rate in places like Syracuse are above the national average the rates in West Virginia and Appalachia are double the national average.
|by Anonymous
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Hi there! I live in a small town literally in between Rochester and Syracuse, NY. I was born in Rochester, NY but have inhabited Wayne County, NY all of my life. It's alright. Most of my family lives in the Upstate/Western New York State area. Personally, I know this sounds idealistic, but I would love to move to the NYC or LA area someday but right now, with the COVID-19 pandemic, the police brutality, and the riots, it's a pipe dream for now. Plus, I lack the funding for such a big move at the moment. My family and much of the people in the area are very working-class. There's a lot of country, farmland, and trees here. My life could be a William Inge play.
I've only been to Syracuse a few times though. I've been to their mall a few times as well. The last time I was in Syracuse was last year when I had a part in a short student film for Syracuse University. You could say I've been to Rochester way more than Syracuse though. I'm more familiar with Rochester than I am Syracuse.
Yes, there's not much of an arts scene and not much culture here compared to the major cities so I take no offense to any of these replies so far. To the contrary, I'm glad someone brought up here the area of the country that has been my life so thank you!
|by Anonymous
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[R5] Thanks for sharing your experience! Is it ok growing up around here if you're gay? It's really pretty Countryside and I am enjoying the architecture. Tomorrow is a visit to the Erie Canal and to some antique stores.
|by Anonymous
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[R6] You're welcome!
It depends. My family is mostly conservative and I am one of the sole people in my family you could consider left-leaning/liberal. I have a complex, complicated relationship with my family. I'm sort of a closeted liberal though, you could say. Then again, I'm someone that hates getting into heated confrontations in the first place. I didn't start developing actual political beliefs until Trump (of all people) got into office. Now, like everyone else, I am thrust into politics like a character in "War and Peace." Keep in mind, I'm only 26.
Yet, believe it or not, there are some people that are gay-friendly while most people kind of go about their lives, sort of "live and let live" types. Although, the cities such as Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo are, I think, where you tend to find the most people on the LGBTQ+ spectrum and/or LGBTQ+ friendly. But we exist. We're out there even in the most rural areas. Then again, I'm extremely introverted due to my Aspergers and I don't go out much (especially now with this pandemic).
Yes, there are some pretty sights here in Upstate/Western New York State. Seneca Falls, where the first women's rights convention was held in 1848, is only a good 15-20 minutes from my house. Seneca Falls was also the inspiration for Bedford Falls, the fictional town in "It's a Wonderful Life." I'm glad you are enjoying your trip here in the area. I hope you are healthy and well.
|by Anonymous
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R5 /7 you sound cute.
|by Anonymous
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Syracuse was particularly harmed by the 60s trend of ramming a freeway through the downtown. They're talking about fixing this in the next few years.
|by Anonymous
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My mom who recently passed went to Syracuse University. Thanks for this thread. It brought back pleasant memories of my mom.
|by Anonymous
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R5 I just saw the worst piece of shit film made this past semester by a student of film at Syracuse U. It was called Ran or something. The guy who made it is a complete douche and it was so horrible the host played it for his guests to mock and ridicule.
America dies not need more talentless assholes with Film degrees.
|by Anonymous
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^^ does not dies.
|by Anonymous
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Syracuse has was never very nice.
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R8 Thank you! I'm very flattered.
R11 If it makes you feel better, I never even saw "Ran" (short). It was a different short film which I acted in for Syracuse called "Songs for Lonely Americans." It was a short film about the early years of Jackie Leven, a Scottish folk musician. I played a NYC record manager who, towards the end, brings Jackie to New York at the possibility of a record deal only things, sadly, don't go as planned. I haven't seen it and I'm not sure when I will see it. There are some film projects I have acted in that I have yet to see and I am not sure when I will do so. I hope you are healthy and well.
|by Anonymous
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R14 Sorry. My anger was not directed at you but the homophobic asshole who made Ran.
|by Anonymous
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If you think Syracuse is bad go visit Troy. Very high poverty rate there.
|by Anonymous
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I explored Syracuse more and I really like it. There's a lot of beautiful buildings. However, the drive between Syracuse and Oswego was depressing—the landscape is pretty but there are lots of Trump flags. I don't know when the signs became flags, but there were many, flapping in the breeze like his gums. I would have to stay within the city limits if I lived up here.
|by Anonymous
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R15 Thank you! That means a lot to me. I accept your apology. Again, thank you!
It's too bad about that director. I would expect most people in the arts to be socially progressive. I guess not in this case. Are you from the area or were you just visiting Syracuse at the time? I'm sorry you had to go through that homophobic experience.
Syracuse seems like a nice school. I've never been there (funny enough) but it's pretty prestigious. I would love to go to a school like that one but sadly, it's too (bleeping) expensive. Apparently, it's $60k a year to go there. On top of that, imagine going for 2-4 years. I can't imagine. As much as I would have loved to have gone to a bigger school, I dodged a bullet by going to a community college instead. At the end of the day, it's what one does with the education that counts unless you go for accounting, computer science, engineering, IT, pre-med, nursing, or teaching- that's one thing. Thanks for replying!
|by Anonymous
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Most of the wealth in the Syracuse area is confined to the suburbs. One can live very well on a modest income. The city however, has some pretty dodgy areas.
|by Anonymous
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R17 I'm glad you liked Syracuse. I'm more familiar with Rochester than I am Syracuse but nonetheless, I'm happy you enjoyed the area.
Yeah, unfortunately there are a lot of Trump supporters in the area. I would know (sigh). Thank god for stuff like the Internet and YouTube to set me straight on how atrocious Trump's presidency has been. I've been devastated seeing all of this footage of the police brutality and the riots. I've never been more sickened to be an American. I'm dreading having to vote for Biden in November but whatever will get Trump out of office. The pardoning of a war criminal, the COVID-19 pandemic, and Trump's tear-gassing made me change my tune. Hold your nose, as they say.
|by Anonymous
|reply 20
Syracuse has some GORGEOUS homes, Craftsman-made, in Eastwood and some in East Syracuse (which you will probably avoid because it's perpetually downwind from Bristol-Myers-Squibb). There are CLEAR demarcations of lines of where you should and should not be within Syracuse proper: if the street says "SOUTH Salina" (or "south ANYTHING") get your ass back up north of Erie Blvd. If you have not already gone to drive around Tipperary Hill, do so. Coleman's is a must. Nightlife (HA!) is limited; Rain is your friend.
R2 is correct--Syracuse was the end of the Rust Belt, which finally died in Syracuse around 2010 or so. R3 is also correct: it's the Seattle of East, frequently the second cloudiest city in America of that size or larger. To note: Syracuse gets 46% of the available sunshine that hits the planet in that area; Seattle gets 43%. You will not see the sun from January 25 until at least February 20. I assume you haven't lived through winter yet, aka Arctic Tundra hell. The average snowfall is 120". That is not a typo. Ten feet. A year. Buy two shovels; leave one in your car. You'll also want to get very friendly with rock salt and have a 25 pound bag in the back of your car and one outside your house. Also get an LL Bean parka (yes really) graded to at least -30° Fahrenheit for that fun week in January where the average high is 8 and the wind chill gets down below -20° overnight.
It is an amazing place to visit during the spring and summer months. Go visit Skaneateles if you have not already done so, same with Cazenovia. Worth the trip. Gorgeous architecture, near lakes, just amazing.
Do not go out onto Onondaga Lake; it's the second most polluted lake in the World (behind Chernobyl) and will remain so due to the mercury at the bottom; dredge it and kill the entire town! If you drive on 690 West on a hot day after about noon, THAT'S what you're smelling--your deodorant is still working. Destiny USA is sinking, incrementally, into the bog. I have no idea how they're going to stabilize it. There's a reason everyone goes there in the winter, called OMG Indoor Heating. Mall walkers are BIG in Syracuse out of necessity; we need someplace safe to walk in January. It's a shame you'll miss the State Fair, simply because it is like every midwest State Fair on acid. Butter Sculpture! No A/C in the main exhibit hall! What the hell is that guy wearing? Crack alert!
Best thing about Syracuse next to the spring/summer/fall scenery is the food. Hie thee to the Dinosaur BBQ and definitely give Zebb's a spin (make sure to take your Lipitor before you go!). It's NOT a great place to live if you've gone Vegan. If you haven't found the Westcott Nation yet, go to the corner of Westcott and Concord and realize you have arrived in Mini-Berkeley. If you rent there, you are issued your very own pair of Birkenstocks. Also EXTREMELY gay friendly area, since it's right off the University. However, do NOT follow Westcott beyond E. Genesee. And COMPLETELY avoid E. Genesee if you can until past Nottingham High School heading east; you're safe when you've reached Dewitt territory.
If you have not discovered Wegmans, GO. NOW.
|by Anonymous
|reply 21
[R21] Thank you! Of course when I was bumbling around I was in the areas you say to not go to. On Division Street there was a great Italian bakery, though. I saw a lot of pit bulls and Appalachian looking cousins around, but ate some tasty pizza pastry things. I am looking forward to going to that big market tomorrow and buying some corn. Then I'm going to check out the Craftsman neighborhoods! Probably will never come back during the winter, I went to Ithaca a few years ago in December and couldn't walk more than a block without feeling as if my face was frozen to my brain. I had never been north of Baltimore in the winter before! It was a revelation. Westcott was all East Indian Medical students, from what I saw. Very cool little 'hood. I would like to visit again post covid.
|by Anonymous
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Check out the area between James and Burnet Ave, Teall and Midler. Basically, go to the Brooklyn Pickle at Midler and Burnet. Continue North on Midler until you reach James. Turn left. Go until you get to the 5 way stop. Turn FULL LEFT onto Shotwell. Voila. It's tucked in back there. Also, if you continue down James from there toward the city center, you'll run into the old Sedgwick Farm on the right. GORGEOUS old houses. Better than spending time in E. Syracuse, honestly--it's the interiors in E. Syr that are Craftsman. DEFINITELY go look at the Craftsman Inn in Fayetteville.
You found DiLauro's! One of the best. Don't miss Columbus, either (told you Syracuse was foodie!). You were in Little Italy, which is mostly safe in daylight. It's really getting run down there, but it's NOTHING like the South Side. I know why you say Appalachian--do not EVER say that aloud in Syracuse because I know plenty of people who live in that neighborhood who would be offended. Syracuse is hemorrhaging people for a reason--the economy hasn't ever fully recovered from the full closure of all the plants, in particular Carrier, which was the last holdout. It's why real estate is DIRT cheap--you can buy a very nice house in a very nice neighborhood for $150k.
Good luck on your travels!
|by Anonymous
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Just checked the housing in Syracuse at realtor.com. I like this one and it's only $209,000. There are many for a lot less and in terrible condition, but this is really sweet.
Now I'm going to see what you can get for more money.
|by Anonymous
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This grand old lady is only $279,000. It looks like they were having an estate sale when the photos were taken. Housing is dirt cheap there, compared to where I live in CA.
|by Anonymous
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$299,900 and almost move in ready. I'm in shock. This place would be one million plus here.
|by Anonymous
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R5....the police brutality? The riots? Stop thinking what you see on the news is reality for the vast majority of people in NYC. It certainly is not.
|by Anonymous
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R16 You clearly haven't visited Tory recently. Of all the upstate cities it's doing the best, mostly because it's anchored by RPI. It has a vibrant downtown with excellent restaurants and some of the most beautiful housing stock upstate. yes it still has lots of crime and some terrible neighborhoods, but unlike Albany, Utica, Syracuse, etc, it really is making a comeback.
|by Anonymous
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[quote] Syracuse has was never very nice.
Syracuse was once a bucolic getaway. All of those upstate NY cities were once grand -- Syracuse, Buffalo and Albany. I don't know what happened in the last 50 years.
|by Anonymous
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[R29] We sold out our own people for cheap labor overseas.
|by Anonymous
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R21, I live between two Wegmans here in PA. These past few months I've been living off their Insta-cart delivery, and loving it! Well, I don't love the 20% tip, but it's better than the 'Rona!
|by Anonymous
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Exactly, r30. From candy to electronics, from clothing to automobiles, from Mexico and Central America to SE Asia.
Media never speak of the predatory and avaricious Stockholder Class. Example: Romney and Bain (fitting homonym) Capital.
|by Anonymous
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[quote] I don't know what happened in the last 50 years.
It was probably dominated by manufacturing which shifted to the sunbelt states and then to China and now to Vietnam.
|by Anonymous
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Why are cities/towns with major universities often (not always, but often) really dumpy/depressed beyond the university and small swath of the city?
|by Anonymous
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Because R34 the school has money and prosperous students (and parents visiting) and well-paid faculty while the city is on the skids and the residents don't have 21st century skills or the jobs to use those skills.
|by Anonymous
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R30 damn straight that's what happened. Now we get cheap plastic shit that breaks in less than 6 months, for quadruple the price. Nothing positive about globalization was passed down to consumers, just the shit. And hi "Rochester", Buffalo here ;)
It's a real shame though. Weirdly enough, Buffalo is having a lot of development, making costs rise, screwing over long time residents. I have no idea why all these people are building Mcmansions at 50 (knocking down the scenery) for an average of 50 sunny days per year. Maybe Florida is getting too full.
|by Anonymous
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Years ago Interstate 81 from Rochester to Syracuse to Binghamton to Scranton to Wilkes Barre to Harrisburg used to be called the Howay. The pimps would move their girls between the cities using Greyhound and Trailways to meet supply and demand which could be affected by any number of factors including arrests. This is in the 70s and 80s when there were still streetwalkers.
|by Anonymous
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David Tyler Muir is from there!
|by Anonymous
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David Muir bought a mansion there last year near the Finger Lakes.
He left small town for big city dreams...DTM made it after all!
|by Anonymous
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Syracuse has always been a shithole OP.
|by Anonymous
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Isn't it very Trump/Republican there?
|by Anonymous
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It is so sad about that whole region, and you can include north-eastern Pennsylvania. I think sometimes how amazing that whole region was when there were jobs and industries in all those towns. Coffee shops, bars, all kinds of activity was there when there were things being made. Sometimes I Google Earth that area and the cities and you can see how they were once bustling places of commerce and activity. Now the stores are all closed, and maybe there is a Subway store mixed in in an area that was probably packed with people day and night. I wish there was a way to bring these cities back.
|by Anonymous
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I take it when people say they want to have a house upstate, they don't mean in the likes of Syracuse?
|by Anonymous
|reply 43
As a New Jersey native, "upstate" is anything above the Tappan Zee for New Yorkers.
|by Anonymous
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NYC peeps want "Upstate" houses in Westchester or Hudson. Definitely not Syracuse.
|by Anonymous
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[R37] This is turning into the east coast version of the seedy Hollywood thread. It covers so much more land mass and is a result of economic prosperity gone belly up. The main businesses are lonely strip clubs, porn shops, and gun stores. Hell yeah, America! This is especially prevalent in central Pennsylvania.
|by Anonymous
|reply 46
Most NYC folk have never even been to Syracuse.
Isn't like farmland and corn fields up there?
|by Anonymous
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[R47] No, Zsa Zsa, it's a lot more than corn fields. Your opioids probably came through here.
|by Anonymous
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Apparently, they raise closeted, republican, thirsty anchormen up in Syracuse.
|by Anonymous
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I just did a weekend in the Finger Lakes and it was stunning. But once we left Aurora there were Trump/Pence signs EVERYWHERE. Very disturbing.
I was in the Lake Erie, PA area for work last year and it was really cute. A lot of wineries and good restaurants. Surprised people say it's a total shithole.
|by Anonymous
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David Muir's family are Trumpers???
|by Anonymous
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Rochester was a more white collar and science city, with Kodak, Xerox and Bausch & Lomb headquarters. A lot of art, culture... and also was designed to be very segregated. It has lost a lot with those companies being down in the dumps or gone (a resurgence of Kodak last week!). Still has great public market and is a nice city, despite awful weather!
Troy NY has the best bones... the city has so much potential... I really like it every time I am there!
|by Anonymous
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It has been a very long time but I lived in Syracuse for a few years. Yes it was old & dirty (albeit there were beautiful sections and the geographic area is gorgeous) but there was an incredible spirit to the city and it fit right in with the times. At the height of the anti-war days it was a great place to be. On the day and night of the moratorium the office buildings in downtown emptied and joined the students in the streets. It was glorious and united and hopeful and we didn't even try to burn a courthouse down. Well, at least not most of us. But it was a very liberal city.
The men in Syracuse were a wonderful mix of liberal & educated but from mostly working-class families. They were smart and on their way to professional jobs but they were willing to get their hands dirty changing oil and putting chains on your tires. These were not men who lived in their mothers' basements and whined about shit. I've heard the men in Pittsburg were similar.
So just a nod to a really interesting and, for me, formative time and place.
|by Anonymous
|reply 53
Upstate new York should really be called Buffalo. The lake outside Syracuse is seriously toxic isn't it?
|by Anonymous
|reply 54
How weird to read r5's post, which I could have written -- I too am from Wayne County, right in between Rochester and Syracuse. I haven't lived there in 20+ years, I ran as soon as I graduated college. But my family's all there and I visit every six months or so. Or I did before the pandemic -- I haven't been back since it began.
Rochester's a much better city than Syracuse, IMO -- I would actually consider moving back to Rochester some day. Some of the old houses in Rochester have to be seen to believed -- just these massive spectacular things.
|by Anonymous
|reply 55
OP you should order some home made candy from Hercules Candy Co. in East Syracuse. They'll have to bring it to the door for you due to the pandemic.
|by Anonymous
|reply 56
This thread is unbelievable. Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party is in bed with Wall Street and supported the TPP trade deal that screwed American workers over big time, but you all are APPALLED!! that working people upstate might support Trump, who at least made some noises about China and outsourcing American industry. The condescension of you "flyover" types is just disgusting.
|by Anonymous
|reply 57
Two years ago I visited Syracuse for the first time. A short stay. One night. Then on to Rochester.
I went to the Wolf's Den, a Syracuse gay bar. When I walked in, the bartender said, "You're new in town." I told him, yes, I had just arrived that afternoon on my first visit to Syracuse. He replied, "I'm sorry for you. Why???"
I stayed an hour or so. Everyone was friendly. I had a good enough time. One of the bar patrons said, "We have a better bar here in Syracuse. Follow me to Rain." So I drove behind him to the Rain Lounge.
When I walked in, the lesbian bartender said, "There's a new face. We've never seen you here before." And I told her it was my first day in Syracuse. She told me, "That's so sad that you ended up in Syracuse. What can I get you?"
The first greeting was odd, but to have it happen twice? Is the town and everyone in it really that depressed?
While I was at Rain, a man struck up a conversation with me. At one point, he reached over and took my hand and asked, "Might I have permission to court you?" I declined.
My experience there was notably strange.
|by Anonymous
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r57 is the racist Rochester gay who just attacked the BLM mural in NYC no doubt
|by Anonymous
|reply 59
R57 is on point. The class war in the United States is because workers were abandoned by the liberals. And neo liberals still don't get it. They don't want to as they took to Wall Street after Reagan came to power.
The Democratic Party may be said to be run by Reagan Liberals.
|by Anonymous
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The couple times I was in the Syracuse area, I was struck by how they never bothered to tear down the factories. Some of them are quite ruined and look like some wrecked castle in Scotland -- there is no way you could simply switch on the lights again in the unlikely event that the work came back. It must be a depressing reminder for the residents. And there are literal factory towns, a big factory and all the homes and businesses that sprung up around it, and then the open road all around. The factory is closed, but the people still live there.
|by Anonymous
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I have no idea why I clicked on this thread, but it has been a lovely read of men (possibly a woman or two) discussing something civilly. Thanks, guys!
|by Anonymous
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[Quote] The factory is closed, but the people still live there.
They were there for the most part before the factories.
|by Anonymous
|reply 63
They are 120 years old?
|by Anonymous
|reply 64
I grew up in DeWitt a suburb, I have to say I loved growing up there and I even returned for a while after college, had a great time. It isn't the same city I remember. It is much poorer and more run down but it always seems that way due to the 6 months of winter. There are some bright spots, the factories are being turned into apartments, the downtown is a lot more lively, many buildings being converted to apartments. Decent food scene for a city its size. Lovely landscapes and towns around there. And the people are fun and hilarious. It's because Syracusans are constantly being shit on, we know the weather sucks, the economy is challenged - has been since the 70's. I still love a cloudy day, I could never live in a super sunny climate, I blame Syracuse.
|by Anonymous
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R55 is the perfect response...Rochesterians love their city...Syracusans are much less likely to rave about their city but we have good kind of morose sense of humor, even though people from Rochester go to Syracuse and Buffalo cuz they don't have any sports teams.
People are buying second homes in the Finger Lakes which Syracuse and Rochester are both part of. Granted they aren't buying houses in either city.
|by Anonymous
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I remember Dewitt and Fayetteville as very nice suburbs. Hope they still are. I used to ride out in Manlius.
Lake Onondaga is actually in the city. Part of it also borders Liverpool, a suburb. For a while in the early 70s I thought there was some progress on cleaning it up. Sad to hear they never accomplished it. It should be a major asset. Maybe they should never have built that highway next to it.
My mother born and raised in NYC thought the Saugerties was as upstate as it got, wherever the hell they are. The rest was just wilderness.
|by Anonymous
|reply 67
I remember Syracuse. It was so... grey. .
|by Anonymous
|reply 68
I've spent a lot of time in western NY state for work, rochester, Buffalo, Ithaca, Elmyra and yes, Syracuse.
syracuse strikes me as the most hard hit, the survivors more desperate for outside contact. there is some great architecture, but beside the school there isn't much else left there
|by Anonymous
|reply 69
Well there is a school with 20k students and a Upstate Medical complex so it's a big college town with plenty of NYC area kids, international students, faculty it is the biggest employer in the city. Onondaga Lake was cleaned up, I think Honeywell was responsible for a lot of the clean up so the lake is in better shape than I can remember. My Mom and sister still live up there
|by Anonymous
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I went to school there years ago and remember the grey days, the constant wind, the snow — it seemed to snow two inches every day, and middle-of-the-night drunken forays to the All Night Eggplant.
|by Anonymous
|reply 71
Is Syracuse named after Siracusa, Italy?
|by Anonymous
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The Finger Lakes is a seriously underrated wine destination. Excellent dry reislings there.
|by Anonymous
|reply 73
I fully expect the Finger Lakes to become a wine hot spot before long. When I went to school in the area in the 90s, there were a lot of very new wineries and young vineyards, and the quality of the wine reflected that. There were a few more established wineries that really showed how good the wine could be, though.
I was just back there a few years ago, and I found the wine be much better overall. Also, the vineyards there have started supplying wineries in other parts of the country, mostly nearby in the Midwest, so the awareness of the region is growing.
|by Anonymous
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Hi R55! Thanks so much for the reply! That's awesome that you are from Wayne County as well. I'm happy to hear that you made your way out of the area. I myself sure would love to do the same but with the COVID-19 pandemic, I'm stuck here longer than initially hoped.
Yes, I prefer Rochester as a city. Then again, I'm biased because I've been there more than Syracuse and know the area much more than the latter. Pittsford is one of my favorite areas in Rochester. It's really nice there.
R62 Greetings from Upstate/Western New York State! I hope you stay healthy and well.
|by Anonymous
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Yes R72 and the Italians are as thick as flies in Syracuse NY. At least it was like that when I lived there.It may as well be an extension of New Jersey. Love Siracusa, Sicily a beautiful city.
|by Anonymous
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R57, for all of trump's noise about making America great again he has never stopped manufacturing his goods in China. How anyone can support blatant lying and hypocrisy is beyond me.
|by Anonymous
|reply 77
[quote]Trump, who at least made some noises
Yes, dis somethink happens all the day. Smell is worse than noises though, und dis from one whose poosey stinks!
|by Anonymous
|reply 78
Sounds like downtown Omaha.
*Re-represses memories*
|by Anonymous
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A lot of these cities look and are a lot different than they did/were 30-40 years ago in the 70s and 80s. They're not the same as in their boomtown days prior to 1950 but they're not the images the term rust belt was created for either. You have to spend more than a day or two there to get to know them and the people well and explore them a bit beyond the visitors brochure and what's right off the interstate. I'm always shocked by some of the people I run into from all over the world visiting here because of the Office. There's really not much to see here related to the show but these people are adventurous and have perspective and really make efforts to mingle with and know the locals and the area. Americans don't view smaller cities like this.
|by Anonymous
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|Last Thursday at 12:49 AM
Syracuse never recovered after Caroma closed.
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After Dortmund striker Nelson Valdez had given Dortmund an early lead at Munich's Allianz Arena, Ze Roberto equalized for Bayern before Klose, the top scorer at the 2006 World Cup, popped up with his match-winning contribution.
The three points lifted Bayern from fourth to second in the league, leaving them just a point behind leaders Hoffenheim.
"It was good to get the two goals, but it was more important for us to get the win after the defeat by Hamburg last time out," said Klose referring to Bayern's 1-0 defeat 10 days previously. "I was unlucky with a few of the chances I had here, but I kept my belief and I was rewarded for my patience."
Bayern were behind after only two minutes when Valdez pounced on a mistake in the Bayern defense when a slip by defender Martin Demichelis allowed the Paraguayan to unleash his shot from 18m past Michael Rensing.
But Bayern were behind for only 22 minutes as Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller made a hash of dealing with a Franck Ribery cross and Brazilian midfielder Ze Roberto stabbed the ball home.
It was 1-1 at half-time and Dortmund's Florian Kringe went close with a header midway through the second period.
But with less than three minutes left of normal time, Klose volleyed home from close range and when French midfielder Ribery went on a trademark run in injury time, Klose was on hand to accept the pass and fire home again.
The defeat leaves Dortmund ninth in the league, while Energie Cottbus are up to 15th in the table after their 3-1 win over Hanover.
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Five attributes determine whether collaboration will work and deliver the value you expect.
Ability is the first of the five to understand. Ability describes the group of attributes that are required to actually describe and/or resolve the problem. In the category of ability I would include attributes like knowledge, expertise, and ability to learn, listen and analyze to name a few. A group without the capacity to tackle a problem or without the skills to be able to learn to tackle a problem will fail more times than not.
Authority describes the power or right to give orders or make decisions. Collaborative teams must have the appropriate level of authority to make the choices required to deliver, to meet their commitments. I would suggest the authority delegated to the team provides the tools to leverage the resources needed to deliver. The team must have clear directions on the level of authority they have been granted and what processes must be used to gain approval for decisions that are beyond their levels of authority. As Mike Burrows (@asplake on Twitter) pointed out when discussing the difference between control and authority, "When you delegate authority you demonstrate to all that you trust someone (or some team) to get the work done."
Trust is a term that has many layers. Teams must trust each other's motives. Solving the problem, meeting the goal must be the paramount goal of all of the members of the collaborative team. When members believe someone has an ulterior motive, they will tend to ostracize that member or at the very least de-value their contribution. In many instances groups use team-building exercises to build this trust; however trust isn't about exercises is about understanding motives. Macavelian politics and collaborative groups are not good bed fellows.
Commitment is a sense among two or more individuals that they will do what it takes to deliver the project and that level of effort will be matched by the others. Commitment is a multilayered concept; commitment can be assessed against the goal or the success of the team. Interestingly I would suggest that even though commitment to goal and commitment to team are different concepts they have the same end effect. All of the members of the collaborative team must embrace one or the other. Commitment is the fuel that keeps the group moving forward.
Another type of commitment is the commitment of the organization to support the collaborative team; in essence, the commitment is to having the problem solved. This is more than management support. The whole organization will need to change. Many collaborative teams fail because they do get the support they need from the organization.
How important is commitment? As note in "User Commitment and Collaboration: Motivational Antecedents and Project Performance," commitment is so important that the level of commitment to the goal is predictive of the success of collaborative efforts. The research strongly suggests that commitment is critical for both making collaboration happen and the ultimate success of the collaborative effort. When commitment falters, trust will also, therefore leaving a group of competing humans rather than a team.
The final attribute of successful collaborative teams is recognition – at the very least anticipation that they will be recognized before they deliver and the realization of that recognition when they do. Without the anticipation of recognition, commitment will falter. Recognition is the motivator that pushes a team toward a goal. It is the brass ring off in the distance. Without recognition you have to rely on the pure altruism of the team or individual political motivation. Organizations as diverse as NASA and CISCO have gone as far as incorporating recognition of collaboration into their bonus programs.
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This Bupa survey, published to mark World Mental Health Day (October 10) shows this as as much of a concern that their physical health or academic performance.
Many workplace wellbeing programmes now include assistance for those with mental health problems. Increasingly these are being extended to cover family members too.
Bupa says it has released a new guide for parents to help them talk to their children about mental health.
It says its research shows the vast majority of parents believe that there is greater awareness of children's mental health than when they were growing up. A total of 72 per cent of working parents claim they talk to their child about their emotional health and wellbeing more than their parents did.
But Bupa says many of these parents still require additional support.
Two in five (38 per cent) of those surveyed say they struggle to talk to their child about their emotional wellbeing, while almost a third (29 per cent) would keep their child's diagnosis a secret from their employer.
For a child struggling with poor mental health, an early diagnosis and fast access to support can help aid recovery and long term management of their condition.
The research also indicates that it benefits the whole family. The majority (82 per cent) of working parents that have children who have started treatment believe that it has improved their home life.
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One possibility that haunts me is the possibility that Ghislaine Maxwell might try to save herself by slandering Joe Biden, even if he turns out to have no connection whatsoever with the Jeffrey Epstein pedophilia/sexual assaults scandal. We all know how desperate Donald Trump is. He might offer her executive clemency in exchange for slandering the Democratic nominee for president.
@5leafclover. That would be hard to prove. I'm sure T will say a lot of things, but it will be hard to prove. If I were T I would not want to mess with that woman's situation.
What do you guys think? I saw this VP story today and I'm hoping we hear something soon, I'm so anxious.
I also happened upon this Wikipedia page and there's a section about Opinion Polls that I found quite interesting, I think most people have seen Kamala as VP. I've been seeing Keisha Lance Bottoms name thrown around a lot more, so it makes me wonder.
I've been seeing Biden ads here in NC a LOT more in the past week or two. I really love his message, "we're currently battling for the soul of this country." It really spoke to me, I feel like he's really trying to speak to the people and not just bashing the opponent. Not that he needs too, the Orange one does a pretty good job of making himself look like an idiot without others pointing it out. 😂
That would be interesting, considering that there are multiple photos of Trump with Ghislaine Maxwell and Epstein looking like they are the best of friends poising for the camera. How many photos of Biden with Maxwell and Epstein exist? None that I known of.
Also, Trump can go on and on about how the Democrats are the "Deep State" that killed Epstein. But he conveniently forgets that it was his justice department who had custody of Epstein when he died. Not Obama. Not Clinton. Not Biden.
So if Maxwell wants to lie her head off, she can go ahead. Because we already know that Trump and his allies will try to make up lies to bring Biden down. Don't believe them, and plan to vote them out.
I have been having a distinct vision of Joe and Kamala standing in their strength with clasped raised hands between them, triumphantly, radiantly smiling from ear to ear in a flurry of confetti amidst a cacophony of cheers and applause..... 🤗
350.0rg founder climate activist Bill McKibben put out this article today in the New Yorkerwith his stamp of approval on Joe Biden's climate plan. McKibben goes further with what needs to happen but sees Biden as a good step.
@jeanne-mayell that link^ isn't working, neither the one the other thread
@unk-p. Thanks. Here it is. https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-a-warming-planet/what-joe-bidens-climate-plan-really-signals
Now Biden's plan, according to McKibben, is far from perfect. It's climate change lite. But he feels it gets things moving. McKibben clearly hopes Biden will get elected, considering the alternative, but he admits the plan is missing some important components, like limits on mining and drilling for fossil fuels. What McKibben really wants to see if that Trump is out next year and "that climate denial goes with him, that pressure will do what pressure does: finally start to make things pop."
In the spirit of anti-complacency (remember how many democrats didn't bother to vote in 2016?), I'm posting a link to Aaron Blake's WAPO article on how election could end out going in Trump's favor:
1. An imminent Supreme Court vacancy
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's recent hospitalization could inspire GOP voters to vote for T even though they don't like him, because they want to see a conservative bench.
2. Polls that favor Biden are of registered voters, not actual voters. Republican voters are more likely than dems to cast their votes.
3. Biden's flubs
Keeping fingers crossed that he doesn't commit any major gaffes, or too many of them, as he has been known to do.
4. Could Covid hurt turnout? Could mail-in ballots cause problems of ballots not being counted?
Many states are moving toward mail-in balloting, but the GOP is fighting that. In a couple of red state elections I was writing postcards for, the GOP election commissions had made it difficult and confusing to vote by changing locations for delivering votes and also by setting confusing deadlines. For example, will voters have to they have to be mailed by Election Day or be received by then? Will votes be required to be delivered by election day or just postmarked by election day?
5. The Veep factor
Given Biden's age, his veep pick could be a factor.
Moral of the story: Make sure everyone you know votes, applies for their mail-in ballots on time, and returns them on time.
One way to accomplish what Jeanne is saying:
Go to votesaveamerica.com
On their site, you can check voter reg status, register to vote, get needed links for changes of address or name, etc.
It's a great resource you can refer people to.
I'm actually fearful that Biden will lose, but grab onto any good news.
I think as he announces his leadership teams he will gain more momentum. I hope he floats cabinet picks soon. In a week he will announce his VP. That will add some heft to his campaign.
But as I recall, Jeanne, you have been hesitant about Biden's chances for a while, and I respect your intuition greatly!
I've joined our local Democratic Women's Club and will be getting to work with them shortly. I'm going to do my part for the cause in my community!
@lowtide I no longer feel so hesitant about Biden's chances. He's being very careful and seems to be listening to top people who are now advising him. I threw a spread yesterday which I published here which was about Trump, not Biden, but it looks bad for Trump; the card that turned up for Trump the first week of November is the Five of Swords "Defeat". https://www.jeannemayell.com/community/postid/31570/
@jeanne-mayell I would just add that everyone check their registration status this summer. Last winter I wrote letters with a resistance group here in Albany (we have so many groups here working, it is wonderful) to Democrats in North Carolina because it was discovered that many had been scrubbed from the roles after skipping one or two elections. These are the law and order Republicans, yeah sure.....
This is my first post. I wasn't sure where to begin as I have had some sort of breach birth attempting to enter this lovely world of Jeanne Mayell. Apologies, if first posts were to go elsewhere.
Joe Biden was not my first choice, I was bouncing around in choices. My mother and I had a long conversation one night and we agreed no one over 72. So with that she voted for Pete and I waited until South Carolina. I did this because it was painful to know so many white women did not vote for Hillary yet Black women did. I had a silent agreement with myself, that if I wasn't sure, I would follow their lead. So I went with Joe for that reason and cleared many of my concerns, worry isn't going to help, but a phone bank might. I also spoke to a new neighbor fresh from Texas, a wise democrat who lived her life in the deep red. She told me, Texans she knew would not support a woman. Disappointing, but she felt it made a difference with some democratic men. I have lived in very progressive areas so this was hard to take, but I believed her.
We need a wave and I was going to ride it. Of course he is older yet we finally get to see some level of consensus with this party and I believed his broken heart was the bridge that will give this new party a chance. I got chills when he said he would be the bridge when he was in South Carolina. American needs a heart again.
My prediction is he will win. It will be ugly and hard fought, but disclosures will continue to come out on the current president. The other reason is, I was sick the entire last election season. Terrified anytime someone told me Hilary was a shoe in and it was a done deal. I don't have that ache as I did then and also had during Bush and Gore.
There is my two cents and I will share the registration status. Great link!
Also I live in California and before that 25 years Hawaii. Holding that state in wellbeing as a hurricane approaches. A Hui Hou!
I know that Kamala Harris has some issues as a prosecutor that concern voters, not claiming that she is his ideal choice ideologically. Biden isn't young or vital anymore, sometimes he seems downright delicate. From the first time that I saw and heard Kamala Harris, it struck me how much she presents as if she could be Athena the Warrior Goddess.
@jeanne-mayell I am a senior citizen and in Texas I could have signed up for mail-in ballots but decided to pass and vote early in person. The reason is because I distrusted Republican political leaders in Texas. I did in fact fear that a legitimate ballot might be disqualified by win-at-any-cost GOP zealots. I worried that my votes would not be private. Republican political leaders would see that I voted against Trump and his GOP supporters further down the ballot and would look for an excuse to invalidate my ballot.
One thing that really frightens me is the precedent that Trump has already established with his illegal deployment of federal troops to various cities. These hostile actions by Trump are essentially an act of war. I am very concerned that similar gestapo-like tactics will be used to prevent millions of people nationwide from casting votes.
@5leafclover it also worries me that T has put his guy in charge of the USPS, and that all of the GOP bitching about mail-in voting is just theater, knowing that the fix is in.
Suddenly, there is a sleeper candidate for Biden VP.
Karen Bass. She is a Congresswoman from California and is well respected, and considered likable from both sides of the aisle. Does she look like the person you saw Biden with @jeanne-mayell?
While the congresswoman from Los Angeles remains a long shot, her unassuming approach, muted ambitions and decades of advocating on health care and race issues while far outside the national spotlight have captured the interest of the Biden campaign.
A former physician assistant and nurse who now heads the Congressional Black Caucus, Bass has seen her profile rise of late amid the twin crises of the coronavirus pandemic and national reckoning with racism. Her standing in the VP search has improved based on private assessments shared with Biden's team.
"The reason she's gone from a name bandied about to a serious contender is because the more you look at her, the more you realize what a perfect choice for the time she is," said former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. He started working alongside Bass in the early 1970s to coalesce Black and Latino activists around curbing police abuse and expanding immigrant rights.
@5leafclover I didn't mean to much to worry people as to activate people. When polls show a big advantage to a candidate as they now do for Biden, people get complacent and the losing side works harder.
The Republican leadership has big money and dark international money in the game and they will do anything to win. We have to play a strong end game to the finish.
One way we can help is to get involved in getting out the vote, hand-written postcards to people alerting those who have been thrown off the rolls and then another wave of postcards to get people to get their mail in ballots and then to mail them in.
You can join organizations who will get you involved in postcard writing. perhaps someone here has a link for that?
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