Joeskid

@joeskid.bsky.social

I am quite skeptical. My family thinks I'm too liberal. I think they're too gullible. I want to live long enough to see Trump convicted for his crimes🙏🌊🇺🇦 The cat is my girl Maxine, diva of the first order. (No D.M.s, no MAGA, no crypto or you're muted)

If this enrages you, it should. And you’re not alone. The 19-year-old sailor who jumped off the USS Abraham Lincoln is facing disciplinary charges instead of receiving the mental health services he needs. 👀

I come from a "Blue State." We once had a problem with racism. In my mother's home town, signs were posted on the side of the entry roads stating that if you weren't White, you'd better leave before the sun went down. Thankfully, those racists have mostly died. But, racists still attract racists.

Jon Cooper@joncooper-us.bsky.social · 2h ago

A former Mike Collins staffer posted an AI image of himself in KKK robes and a swastika on X. This isn’t a one-off. Collins’ campaign keeps attracting staff and associates tied to white nationalist rhetoric, Nazi imagery, and antisemitic comments. Why is that? 🤨

Democrats are trying to get the court to unseal Ken Paxton's securities fraud investigation data. Not only was he an adulterer, he's apparently a real criminal. He also bragged about canceling some mail-in ballot distribution during the Pandemic.

A 5-year-old Texan just spent the first day of school in an ICE detention center. ICE kidnapped Liam Tadeo on his way to a soccer game with his dad. Liam should be in kindergarten. Instead, our government has thrown him in a prison camp hundreds of miles from home.

Trump demanded that Tina Peters be given a pardon from her election interference conviction. The next day, he convened a meeting to find ways the feds could take back funding from her state, Colorado. He used extortion to get the Governor to pardon her. That's how he's going to get our voting data

The sunset tonight was particularly spectacular. These photos have no filter and no edits. Just Mother Nature showing off and reminding us that there’s beauty everywhere. We just have to stop and see it.

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A recent survey found that 92% of U.S. adults have delayed or avoided medical care due to high costs. Meanwhile, a new study from Yale estimates that Medicare for All would save over 114,000 lives and $1 trillion a year. If this country was truly “pro-life,” we would have universal healthcare.