Alexis

@alexispace.bsky.social

Trans woman (she/her)

I was like "i'm gonna go take a shower for 15 minutes and then come back and it'll be over" and then I came back at the exact moment the NBC call dropped lmao

there's gonna be a bunch of cope about how it not being a blowout is actually a loss for the left and it's gonna fall flat because a win's a win's a win's a win. Abdul El-Sayed is the next Senator from Michigan.

the abbot of unreason (an archaeologist)@merovingians.bsky.social · 13h ago

way closer than expected, but an Arab leftist besting 70 million in outside spending is an Arab leftist besting 70 million in outside spending: a political earthquake and a new dawn 25 years after 9/11

A lot of people on here remain bitter about the version of Uncommitted they made up in their heads while high profile members of the actual Uncommitted are becoming mayors, state senators, members of Congress and maybe even part of the US Senate. In some cases, with establishment support.

#StupidSuez@diplomatofnight.com · yesterday

Under-discussed Michigan politics story is that a co-founder of Uncommitted is about to become the Democratic nominee for a seat to the State Senate with the backing of Governor Whitmer

State Senate candidate Abbas Alawieh of Dearborn, cofounder of the Uncommitted movement and ex-chief of staff to Rep. Cori Bush, gave a passionate speech Sunday at the annual Arbaeen procession in Dearborn, declaring in Arabic: I’m American.

I think everyone has their incredibly specific type of story that they're catnip for and mine is absolutely "evil court viewed through the lens of a hostage/reluctant member"

this is an example of the thing i talk about in that it sucks how trans people are constantly forced to be diplomats to cis people because there's a good chance you might be one of the only trans people they've consciously met, but precisely for that reason there's an outsized humanizing effect imo.

Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief@katie.bzky.team · 5d ago

just had a 7:45 am random quest on my way to getting a coffee. a couple of older tourists were standing around with exclamation marks over their heads who were lost about the transit connections. local hero, katie tightpussy, to the rescue.

Don't want to say it definitively until next week but with this Michigan polling this election cycle really is just turning into case after case of centrist candidates learning to their shock that Democratic primary voters don't actually like open racism