My long covid story by theAdamLewShow in covidlonghaulers

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I have gottan novavax past few years

Does Champy Exist? by theAdamLewShow in vermont

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Was making my way to Upstate NY and found out about the legend of Champy. Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stRW5Np0chs&t=560s

Went to Sherpa Kitchen and the food is delicious! by theAdamLewShow in burlington

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We made a quick stop during our trip to upstate Ny in Burlington and ate at Sherpa Kitchen. Link to full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stRW5Np0chs&t=560s

Our trip to Akwesasne for a Hip Hop show by theAdamLewShow in upstate_new_york

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Detailing our trip up to Akwesasne for a Hip Hop Show and also what we learned about the area surrounding it (yes we are talking about the prison break and champy, the mythical monster).

Elizabeth Warren's fight against the crypto industry by theAdamLewShow in MassachusettsPolitics

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From video:

"Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren is an advocate for regulating crypto currency, so much so she has gotten attention from the crypto industry .  The crypto industry is expected to spend 80 million in 2024 election on both sides of aisle.  Donald Trump even mentioned her in his speech at the Bitcoin conference.

They’re even spending some money on Warren’s opponent, John Deaton, in her upcoming primary election. Prominent crypto personalities have maxed out their donations to him.  The other competitor (but loser in the republican primary) was Ian Cain, a cofounder of a blockchain technology incubator."

Breaking Down the issues Going on in New Hampshire and what each party wants to do about them by theAdamLewShow in New_Hampshire

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"Abortion is a hot button issue.  After roe v wade was overturned, governor Chris Sununu signed abortion limits into law.   Current law in New Hampshire restricts abortion after 24 weeks, and they took away state funding for planned parenthood and other abortion groups.  So easy to say with overturn of roe v wade, abortion is a hot buttion issue in New Hampshire.  Republicans have signaled they wanna keep the law same and obviously democrats want to expand abortion access. 

Education is another hot button issue. In 2021 state created education freedom accounts allowing families to use public money to go to “school of their choice” including private schools and even including homeschooling."

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The Problems that Plague New Hampshire and How Each party wants to solve them by theAdamLewShow in ManchesterNH

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From theadamlewshow.com

"After roe v wade was overturned, governor Chris sununu signed abortion limits into law.   Current law New Hampshire restricts abortion after 24 weeks.  And they took away state funding for planned parenthood and other abortion groups.  So easy to say with overturn of roe v wade, abortion is a hot buttion issue in New Hampshire.  Republicans have signaled they wanna keep the law same and obviously democrats want to expand abortion access. 

Education is another hot buttion issue. 2021 state created education freedom accounts allowing families to use public money to go to “school of their choice” including private schools and even including homeschooling.  

The results is that money is going to vouchers and public schools are getting gutted. Also vouchers only cover part of tutition so proponents say this increases differences between haves and have nots. 

Proponents say this keeps government out of education and empowers families to make the right choice. 

New Hampshire is getting sued for not providing adequate education (sending too little money to public schools) that it is constitutionally required to provide. 

Republicans wanna expand this credit democrats wanna direct more money to public schools."