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Show your support for democracy by donating $10 for 10 years of Coffee Party USA on Giving Tuesday 2020 December 1, 2020
Happy Giving Tuesday! National Day of Giving encourages giving back. It takes place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. … Quite simply, take advantage of all the holiday deals to add to your charitable giving. Combined with your family, friends, local and national organizations and through the power of social media, Day of Giving can become a […]
Vince Lamb
Masks are Patriotic! November 13, 2020
I’m spreading the word and supporting Coffee Party USA by offering American flag stickers for your mask or face shield. Here is my reasoning: masks and face shields protect others by greatly reducing the amount of virus that might unknowingly be ‘shared’ by you. Their face coverings protect you by greatly reducing the amount of […]
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Coffee Party USA announces the 2018-2019 Golden Coffee Cup Television Winners! October 11, 2020
For the past three weeks, the members and volunteers of Coffee Party USA have been voting on the nominees for the 2018-2019 Golden Coffee Cups for television. Voting closed this morning and it’s time to announce the winners in six categories showcasing the best in politics and government on the small screen during the 2018-2019 […]
Vince Lamb
Coffee Party USA celebrates National Coffee Day with a drinking game for the 2020 Presidential Debates September 29, 2020
Happy National Coffee Day! Today is also the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. As an entertainment service to our readers, I’m recommending This Bipartisan Drinking Game Will Help You Survive Tonight’s Presidential Debate from Delish. Enter: our entirely bipartisan drinking game. It includes items that happen again and again in debates […]
Vince Lamb
Honoring the Notorious RBG September 25, 2020
Photo from Associated Press The value of knowing our political foes as personal friends has been shaken in recent years. Once upon a time, it was common to have friendly disagreements about politics in general, that rarely became personal grudges. We long for politics to be a mere part of our lives, instead of at […]
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