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Cedar Waxwing

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By David Donaldson
| Fairbanks Daily News-Miner Verified
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Faith Today Magazines Canada - Christian News Magazine Canada

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By David Donaldson
| Faith Today Verified
Julianne Funk, a Swiss scholar and practitioner of faith-based peacebuilding asks, "What does peace truly look like to those who live in the neighbourhood?" This led her to research how aid recipients envision "peace" in specific areas. On a recent episode of the All Things Reconciled podcast she introduces her organization Everyday Peace Indicators, which provides data to help direct money donated for a specific troubled area.
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Opinion | Closing Alabama’s primaries won’t strengthen the GOP; it will weaken accountability

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By David Donaldson
| Alabama Political Reporter Verified
As a native Alabamian from a long line of Republicans, I’m deeply troubled by House Bill 541 and the push to close Alabama’s primaries. I attended the Senate committee hearing on Tuesday and had the privilege to speak. I was struck by the gap between the arguments offered by proponents and what Alabama’s election data actually shows. Advocates for HB541 insist the primary is merely a private party selection process. The “real election” where all voters get their say is in November, they argue.
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