Devon Gray

@devongray.bsky.social

President @ End Poverty in California

i think the executive orders directing agencies to end energy efficiency regulations and open up more land to drilling and mining is so indicative of the character of the american right — in its view everything, whether people or our larger environment, is something to be exploited and dominated

Literally none of this is surprising for people who took Trump at his word. But now we’re in this situation because enough people were convinced to “take him seriously but not literally”

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In a normal country with a normal president, Pam Bondi would be an insane AG nomination. But because she’s not a child trafficker like Gaetz, she’ll get unanimous GOP support

Genuinely curious how Trump’s treasury secretary—regardless of who it is—plans to both implement insane tariffs and keep Wall Street from revolting. Seems an impossible task—and maybe why it’s taken so long to land on a nominee

Looking forward to posting more on here, particularly as folks on our side of the aisle figure out how to regain the trust of voters and deliver for our constituents. Resharing my piece in CalMatters last year that seems as relevant now as it was then calmatters.org/commentary/2...

California will fail to address poverty as long as false narratives shape the policies

The false narratives that describe people in poverty often don't reflect research or reality, and further harm them by stalling solutions.

calmatters.org

The best part of Twitter was that it had a critical mass of folks such that it didn’t become a total echo chamber. Now that that’s no longer the case, hoping that can be recreated here