Elizabeth Mitchell 🌈🦄♋️😮‍💨🌊

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DC born and raised, former States Project and MAMA, missing Brooklyn and Montana always. CM DC Democratic State Committee, VP @stonewalldems51.bsky.social, Ward 3 Ed Net and a bunch of other stuff. #abc always be canvassing

NEW: For years, tenants in properties run by Buwa Binitie's Faria Management have waged individual battles — reporting mold, rats, sewage leaks, and intimidation. Now, working together, they believe they finally have a shot at real change for renters across the city. Suzie Amanuel reports:

D.C. tenants say Buwa Binitie runs an empire of neglect. Now, they're fighting back.

Renters at Faria Management properties say they're battling mold, rats, sewage leaks, and intimidation. They believe a reckoning for unaccountable landlords is finally here.

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New: AI is making it so much easier for hackers to discover serious vulnerabilities. This applies both to people with little skill, and researchers with a lot of expertise. If you can't accept AI is exceptional at finding critical bugs, you're not living in reality www.404media.co/php2shell-bl...

AI Is Changing Everything About Hacking. No One Knows What Happens Next

'Black October:' The PHP vulnerabilities and a series of other hacks and bugs have cybersecurity experts freaking out and unsure what happens next.

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No one trolls Trump as hard as the Iranians 😂 Yes, that is a living billboard of him in JAIL in the heart of Tehran 👏🇮🇷👏🇮🇷👏🇮🇷👏🇮🇷👏🇮🇷👏🇮🇷

ICYMI: Would a big blue wave help or hurt education reform? Democrats might flip the governors' mansions in Georgia, Ohio, and Iowa, and achieve trifectas in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Arizona. What are the implications? schooledbymikepetrilli.substack.com/p/would-a-bi...

Would a big blue wave help or hurt education reform?

Plus, Grosed out by school vouchers, reactions to the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit regs, and a defense of Texas takeovers.

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If you buy this, I'm curious how you would explain the political economy of this situation. Is it simply because the public wants more teachers (and smaller class sizes) and fewer cops, so our politicians give the people what they want?