My newest article from the Guardian. May be a bit controversial (and I wish I'd named more clearly that I think multiple kinds of organizations need to exist, we've just overadopted a certain model) theguardian.com/commentisfre…

Agreed. Though like I've said before, I'm convinced Democrats are trying to avoid a civil war, and Republicans seem to know that something close to it is the only way they're going to be able to hold onto power.

It makes sense we feel stuck, our playbook is limited, for now. Other countries have clearer paths and precedent for removing presidents, the capacity for national general strikes to shut down the economy, and the ability for new parties to form. Without these, we struggle.

Probably a terrible time to re-engage with twitter.

I wish I could give him a swirly. He's the kind of person my progressive friends would have defended a few years ago. We have to let go of liberal intellectuals, they have little substance and when they do, it's just watered down socialism at best.

This conviction is already boosting Trump, his donation website has crashed from the influx of donations. Polling suggested it would help him as much as hurt him. His whole thing is that the system is crooked and against him. This only vindicates that. It's good but not the end.

Convicted felons should absolutely be viable political candidates! We need to focus on who Trump is ideologically, not some idea that people who have been convicted or are even in prison (like socialist Eugene Debs was, & like many of our Black political leaders currently are).

Been meaning to write about this in the least shady way possible. It's wild how this works.

My feed has become almost completely right wing overnight, has this happened to anyone else or did my argument with a fascist convince twitter that this is how I want to spend my time?

Another great article by @KeithKelleher6 I'm proud to have worked on!

Fetterman is the worst. How you gonna ignore one of the sweetest comrades in the world? Personal anger aside, this is why I think the left needs to take the risk of being more rigorous & exclusive about candidate selection. The current strategy is risky too.

In 50 years we're going to find out ADOS was part of COINTELPRO part 2. It literally brings NO benefit to the struggle.