Corrine Anderson-Ketchmark

@anderk.bsky.social

Retired School Social Worker, politics, social justice, peace and love are my values and beliefs

Donald Trump is racing to stop the BBC from getting his financial records. After the network demanded access to his records to determine whether he actually suffered the billions in damages he claims, Trump’s lawyers are now trying to block that evidence from being turned over.

The energy last night filled me with so much joy and excitement as we head into the general election. Michigan, you showed up. I can't wait to see what you'll do for Democrats this November. Let's keep this momentum going. 💙

It's not just that they gerrymandered our elections. They are passing laws in our states to consolidate all the power to the top echelon of government to where we have no say anymore, we have no representation. Vote November for common sense and the Democratic Party .

jandee924 🌻🕊️🦋@jandee924.bsky.social · yesterday

Fantastic Starter Pack here, Patty @pattyinaz.bsky.social❣️ Thanks so much for the inclusion. go.bsky.app/8yuyZbk

JUST IN: Convicted Felon Donald Trump is scrambling on an emergency basis to try to convince a federal judge to block production to the BBC of financial documents for more than 400 of his business entities

The fact that the Democratic senators are agreeing to a continuing resolution until Dec 11th with NO compromises for them is absolute political malpractice and head scratching. Why not even try to ban like…. The arch? Anything!

I don’t agree with all things about Democratic Socialism, but what I sure do like is the enthusiasm of their leaders. They have the passion that traditional Democratic leaders are lacking.

apple.news/AG3ksv9vST66... It has ALWAYS been UNFAIR that the RICH don’t pay a 7.5 - 15% tax on ALL their income, to Social Security, when the rest of us DO! Haven’t Americans learned YET that REPUBLICANS ARE the PARTY FOR the RICH, so of course, they don’t give a shit about the rest of us!🤬

As Social Security benefit cuts loom, Congress wades into the crisis — The Washington Post

After decades of procrastination, Congress is finally beginning to grapple with a Social Security shortfall set to affect retirees in six years unless lawmakers fix it.

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