Douglas Schonenberg
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 33
- Latest publication
- Sep 23, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Dailykos
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Who Is Really Protecting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid? (opens the original)
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Because these programs aren’t numbers. They’re people. Before you start reading this musing, I know this one is long. I know people don’t always want to read something this long anymore. We are used to short posts, quick videos and getting our information in a few sentences. But some things are too important to reduce to a few sentences. Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid affect millions of people. They affect seniors. They affect disabled people. They affect families. They affect people lik
Being S.A.F.E. - What Letting Go Of People Feels Like (opens the original)
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Some people are meant to be part of our story, but not every chapter. This is a companion musing to “Being S.A.F.E. — What Letting Go Feels Like”. Last week, I wrote a musing about what letting go feels like. That musing was mostly about me learning to let go of the person that I used to be and learning to stop fighting the parts of my life that I couldn’t change. But there is another kind of letting go that can be just as difficult. Letting go of people that no longer make your life better. Som
Racism Is A Deal Breaker (opens the original)
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I cannot vote for Mike Lawler or the Republican Party as long as they continue to defend, excuse, or minimize Donald Trump’s long and well-documented history of racism. For decades, the pattern has been clear: This is not one incident. This is over 50 years of public behavior. And every time, there are people ready to tell us, “He’s not racist.” How many times do we have to watch the same behavior before we stop making excuses for it? How many times can we say, “That’s not who he really is” befo
Never Forget! (opens the original)
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We say with conviction, we show pictures, we show platitudes on this day to show we won’t forget 9/11. I may be in the minority here, but it seems to me, what Americans do best is forget. We sure seem to forget that the August 6, 2001 Presidential Daily Brief warned President George W. Bush that Osama bin Laden was determined to strike inside the United States. We can argue forever about what could have been done differently, but the warning was there, and we still failed to stop it. We sure see
Promises, Promises (opens the original)
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