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The Sunday Morning Wrap-Up

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By Joyce Vance
| Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance
Here’s the highlight reel of last week’s posts and events, an emotional week in which Trump, predictably, tried to make the 250th anniversary of our nation about himself. Grab a cup of coffee and get ready to catch up on anything you missed—links to everything below.
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Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

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By Joyce Vance
| Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance
Happy Fourth of July. I saw a great post on social media last week. It said something like, “Republicans don’t own July 4. They own January 6.” Ouch, but it’s true. Democrats are the party of patriotism and country, the party of democracy and No Kings, and it’s time to claim that space and be proud of who we are and what we’ve accomplished—we don’t do that often enough.
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Five Questions With America's Mayors

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By Joyce Vance
| Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance
Another reason to register and vote: Who your mayor is matters. Depending on where you live, it can matter a lot. Mayors guide city budgets and the services residents need. They control daily operations. They also act as the public face of your city or town—their relationships with others in government and business influence your city in countless ways, and they make the critical day-to-day decisions that have as much, perhaps more, impact on your life as state and federal officials do.
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