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Latina, mother, self-employed, prison abolitionist, BLM.

west coast
Joined May 2010
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They are preparing to police the collapse.
Replying to @antiracistsouth
This entire situation with Atlanta around Cop City is wild. The violence of this entire project is deeply psychological, like rubbing salt into the wounds of 1,000 cuts. The lies, the propaganda, the use of DT charges to chill dissent— they MURDERED a forest defender. #Tortuguita
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Want to be clear that in 2024 Elon was so sure he was a political mastermind everyone loved he felt confident enough to do a winky nazi salute twice on national television, and then since then he totally failed in his role in the White House, lost a wisconsin special election, burned half a billion dollars losing the midterms, and is now pretending he never said anything all. What a massive downfall
Elon deleting all his tweets 🤣🤣🤣
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Mississippi is on the cusp of going blue for the first time in decades and electing their first Black senator in the history of the country…in MISSISSIPPI!!! The fact that it is this close and the loss of Angie Nixon is on Chuck Schumer and the DSCC. Full stop.
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NEW: Meet incoming speaker Hakeem Jeffries’ donors: Anduril and Palantir executives, Wall Street investors, crypto lobbyists, and donors funneling contributions through AIPAC. We followed the money behind Hakeem Jeffries. readsludge.com/2026/11/04/th…
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It is an objective fact that Hasan Piker did more to win the Midterms than Hakeem Jeffries.
Replying to @BenjaminPDixon
Nah, let the first Black Speaker of the House rock out for a little. He led the party to victory, he deserves his chance for now.
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Sorry, but as a Black man who understands our responsibility as descendants of enslaved Africans in America I must RIGOROUSLY and FEVERISHLY OPPOSE a Black Zionist being elevated to Speaker of the House We simply cannot afford a Black person with that much power supporting Genocide directly or tacitly the SOUL OF BLACK FOLK is on the line and we are being weighed against the Arc of the Moral Universe. No on Hakeem Jeffries.
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🚨NEW: Jeffries declared his opposition to Medicare For All 72 hours after a Yale study shows it would save 100,000 lives & $1 trillion Context: Jeffries raked in $391k from health PACs & faced no primary pressure to hold the line on Dem priorities because a primary was crushed
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New article! My thoughts on the midterms -- ordinary American resilience, corrupt Vichy Dems, and GOP officials who refuse to respect the will of the voters. If you like it, please share! Thanks sarahkendzior.substack.com/p…
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Democrats did not sound like this before Bernie Sanders ran for president and anyone pretending otherwise is obviously full of shit
A young man at our town hall asked if I was pushing class warfare. I told him: “We already have class warfare in this country — billionaires are waging war on the rest of us.”
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When Garcia-Navarro stops asking questions and tries to say, basically, "no, I'm right" it's just so weird. And I have to say that her whole aesthetic--the room, the glasses, the backdrop, the view out the windows, everything--is just about as anti-populist as you can get.
This contentious interchange between the NY Times and @GinaHinojosaTX was truly amazing. Hinojosa offered one of the best explanations of populism I've ever seen. Her comments were a total rejection of Corporate Dems' neoliberal formula. Her Texas victory is a game changer.
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Fix this.
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Sign this petition if you want a new speaker of the house. change.org/p/house-democrats…
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Liberals, progressives, populists, whatever you want to call them have been making this argument for a long time -- the culture wars are designed by the elites to divide us while we get our pockets picked and rights taken away. The argument is finally resonating.
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After our @LeverNews series MASTER PLAN about the Powell Memo went super viral, @JamesTalarico did a speech echoing much of our reporting. That was when I sensed that maybe, just maybe, America was finally going to have an anti-corruption election. xitter.cf/TeamTalaricoHQ/status/…
.@JamesTalarico: 50 years ago, a corporate lawyer named Lewis Powell circulated a memo around DC — a blueprint for how corporations could amass political power, reverse the gains of the Great Society and the New Deal, and rig the system for themselves. The Powell memo outlined a strategy. Unite corporate special interests, privilege corporate perspectives in the media, appoint sympathetic judges to the court, and buy politicians in both political parties. And it worked. Republicans and some Democrats sold the false gospel of trickle-down economics. Trickle-down economics is not a theory, it is theft. Since the late 1970s, mega donors and corporate special interests have been buying politicians in both political parties. And then those politicians turned around and rigged the economy to benefit their wealthy donors at our expense. We have an affordability crisis because we have a corruption crisis.
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I certainly don't speak for the Black community. No one does. We're rightly decentralized But America will not benefit from having the first Black Speaker of the House being a servant of Zionism Black folks and humanity would be better served not having a "milestone" like that
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When you listen to James Talarico, you realize that last night's results were not just a rejection of Trump and Israel's Iran war, but also a rejection of a Democratic Party led by people like Biden, Blinken, and Sullivan: "I've never taken money from AIPAC, and I'm not taking money from AIPAC in this campaign. Seeing what's happening in Gaza makes me sick to my stomach as a teacher, as a Christian, as a human being" This is his message, and he won in Texas!
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Reporter: "Senator Hyde-Smith all but declared victory last night. I want to get your response." Colom: "Bless her heart."
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This contentious interchange between the NY Times and @GinaHinojosaTX was truly amazing. Hinojosa offered one of the best explanations of populism I've ever seen. Her comments were a total rejection of Corporate Dems' neoliberal formula. Her Texas victory is a game changer.
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Talarico and Hinojosa were laser-focused on anti-oligarch, anti-corruption populism, and they won America’s biggest red state after Corporate Dems had lost the state to Republicans for generations. Nobody should ever again listen to Corporate Dems’ “electability” arguments.
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Elon Musk and Joe Rogan moved to Texas to escape liberal California and inadvertently turned Texas blue for the first time in 30 years 😂
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.@GinaHinojosaTX winning is a very, very big deal — and her contentious interaction with the NY Times really explains why. It was truly amazing — and her win is absolutely epic. It’s not that populism CAN win, it’s that Dems CANNOT compete in red states without going populist.
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