Lifelong learner, #AdultEd and mentor. Focused on #populationhealth, #patientengagement. Director of The Geneia Institute .Views are own.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
29 Oct 2020
This will certainly not get the attention it deserves. Please help spread its reach by clicking, reading, and sharing. Blockbuster and very important investigative reporting by @EricLiptonNYT and @BenWeiserNYT. nytimes.com/2020/10/29/us/po…
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21 May 2019
Call for Study Participants: Individuals between 25 and 29 to participate in a study I am conducting re: how people learn from political news on social media. Requires 30 mins via phone or Zoom interview. Tweet or DM if interested. Thank you. #socialmedia #adulteducation 😀
Pat Ingerick retweeted
26 Mar 2019
Imagine looking at the federal budget and thinking to yourself: Let's gut Medicare, slash Social Security, and defund the Special Olympics so we can buy more tanks we don't need and make the rich even richer.
Yet these are the people now in charge of our government.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
8 Jan 2019
The President defended Neo-Nazis who murdered a woman in Charlottesville.
The Dept of Justice sued him for not renting to Black tenants.
He launched his campaign by calling Mexicans “rapists.”
He banned Muslims.
The President is racist. And that should make you uncomfortable.
Ocasio-Cortez called Trump a racist. The White House response may have proven her point. wapo.st/2Ry0IYc
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
8 Jan 2019
We do not need to waste billions on an unneeded wall so that Trump can appease right-wing extremists.
We need to create millions of good-paying jobs by rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure — roads, bridges, water systems, rail and affordable housing.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
24 Oct 2018
We must forcefully reject hatred and violence by reaffirming the democratic principles that have guided America through dark times before. It starts with exercising the right to vote, the most powerful nonviolent expression of our resolve.
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27 Sep 2018
I echo these sentiments. Thank you, Dr. Ford, for showing everyone what courage looks like. #KavanaughHearings x.com/RBReich/status/1045377…
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
16 Aug 2018
A #FreePress is the red beating heart of American democracy. Today this clarion call rings forth from all corners of our nation -in defiance of those who would stifle it- thanks to an effort led by the @BostonGlobe. I lend my voice courtesy of @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
18 May 2018
People inflict pain on others in their selfish pursuit of happiness and satisfaction. Yet true happiness comes from a sense of brotherhood and sisterhood. We need to cultivate a sense of universal responsibility for one another and the planet we share.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
4 Apr 2018
50 years ago today, I learned the painful news that my friend, my mentor, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had been assassinated in Memphis, TN. He was my brother, my leader--that day it felt like something died in all of us.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
2 Apr 2018
News anchors looking into camera and reading a script handed down by a corporate overlord, words meant to obscure the truth not elucidate it, isn't journalism. It's propaganda. It's Orwellian. A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
18 Mar 2018
Tomorrow night: a discussion on one of the biggest issues facing our country—the likes of which you'd never see in the mainstream media. I hope you will tune in. facebook.com/events/19717182…
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
8 Jan 2018
The real way to make our workforce more competitive and boost wages is to invest more in the education and skills of American workers, not massive tax cuts for the rich and corporations.
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Pat Ingerick retweeted
26 Dec 2017
Karma means action and action motivated by compassion is good. To complain that what happens to you is just the result of your karma is lazy. Instead, confidently recalling the advice that, "You are your own master," you can change what happens by taking action.
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18 Dec 2017
Upton Sinclair said "The rich people not only had all the money, they had all the chance to get more; they had all the knowledge and the power, and so the poor man was down, and he had to stay down."
Times don't change much.
@SenSanders @womensmarch @realDonaldTrump x.com/SenSanders/status/9428…
18 Dec 2017
Need further proof that the Republican tax bill is a massive giveaway to the largest corporations? The Republican tax bill hands 15 corporations a $236 billion tax break. sanders.senate.gov/newsroom/…
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