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Who’s that gentleman behind you?
Currently in San Juan, PR. I can’t explain how much people hate LUMA, the private energy company that controls electricity distribution here. The almost island-wide outage today highlights people’s righteous frustration. No matter where in the US you are the rich trample over the rest.
Good analysis of Democratic leadership clinging onto power at the expense of the country and the people.
youtu.be/RCPI-sEsm9A?...
Sorry to hear about your loss.
Can confirm.
You can get sent to jail for stealing toilet paper but if you hire a dozen children to work overnight shifts at your slaughter house your company pays a fine
“If you have a Yeti cup, be quiet. Sit in the corner and listen.”
www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NYY8U4/
Crockett: I can't say why my colleagues are acting the way that they are. I can say that the American people are tired of us bringing a butter knife to a real fight
I keep seeing more and more of this guy.
This guy’s a clown. It’s horrible we have to take this stuff seriously instead of brushing off bigotry.
The “these guys are weird” strategy was catching.
We in the Democratic Party are talking past each other. I simultaneously agree and disagree. Why is increasing the minimum wage or creating housing units is going left or right? Of course, no disrespect @rbreich.bsky.social. P.S. I was too young to vote for you for MA governor. Would have though.
En todo mundo siempre es lo mismo con los republicanos pero el partido nacional culpa a Taylor Swift.
NH, Canada is our largest country trade partner. Ayotte is about to screw us following 7rump’s leadership.
#NHPolitics
The vicious cycle of monopolization:
1) Corporations argue that their growth is just part of the free market.
2) Use their monopoly power to gouge consumers.
3) Take a portion of their profits to make political donations.
4) Lobby against antitrust enforcement.
5) Repeat.
When rumors of banning LGBTQ+ books hit the library board in a small Louisiana town, @librarianjones.com took action, facing death threats. For her, silence was never an option.
“Hell hath no fury like a librarian scorned,” she writes. Join us at 11aET for the latest #VelshiBannedBookClub. #Velshi
“In a populist moment, the Democratic Party had the extremely rich and the very famous, some great music, and Mark Ruffalo. And they got shellacked. Now a lot of people seemed stunned by what happened, sobered by it,” Caitlin Flanagan writes:
The thing that Republicans are not talking about is the voter challenge system they placed in HB1569. It allows any moderator the sole discretion to take away someone's right to vote without due process. There is a reason Sen. Gray called it unconstitutional. #NHPolitics
More and more voices calling for change.
“Critics say Democrats are elitist and look down on working-class people. What do you say to that?”
“Democrats think that they can just talk ‘middle class.’ […] They fall in the trap of allowing poverty to be marginalized.”
www.cnn.com/2024/11/24/u...
I was responding to your post. I am still not sure what your point was. “Situational humor” wouldn’t have been the spin I would have used but touché.
Confirmed, we can’t. My husband agrees.
What’s your point here? From one gay man to another, do you think we can celebrate an out-of-touch billionaire like him while he steals money from the poor and helps with mass deportations?
The Democratic Party might need to resist ourselves if we don’t change. Local leadership should take notice.
The conversation about what needs to be done for Democrats to win continues. youtu.be/HNcmo-K5Xsg?...
