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It says something that people as diametrically opposed to each other as Republican Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan and Raskin have recognized this and want to do something about it.

From Salon

“You have these things that are diametrically opposed, with one contingent of the government saying this is really important, but another one directly coming out and saying, ‘Don’t do it,’” Jerel M. Ezell, a researcher at the Cornell Center for Health Equity, told Salon in a phone interview.

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He presented a version of Israel’s role in the Gaza aid operation that is diametrically opposed to the one described in Blinken and Austin’s letter.

From BBC

Their policies are diametrically opposed to their purported desire for Americans to have more babies: No national childcare program, no federal IVF protections, draconian and deadly abortion laws and deep cuts to food assistance, healthcare, childcare and education.

A man who represents so many things I’m diametrically opposed to, taking alarming positions on issues from immigration, to abortion rights, to LGBTQ+ issues.

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