Guillotine Hunger Force

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nothing good can happen. it can only bad happen

the belief that other races are inferior and the belief that we can run the whole world better than all the people running their respective portions of it might not be such very different beliefs

tbf the medicare part d subsidy was trash anyway monthly premiums under biden started at like $2/mo and over less than a decade creeped up to $20/mo been on it because of disability and considering unsubscribing altogether because i can probably save more through goodrx

Do centrist Dems realize that the incentive structure they're establishing by admonishing one of the few major Arab American figures who unequivocally endorsed Harris despite nothing being conceded on Gaza? The lesson for those Arabs will be to uh, not do that again.

#StupidSuez@diplomatofnight.com · 4w ago

"Arab American endorses the Democratic nominee for president even though she refused to budge on the question of whether or not Palestinians being killed by US made bombs was bad" doesn't make the Arab American in question look bad, it makes the person attacking them look bad.

El-Sayed says criticism he supported Uncommitted is “sad and desperate.” He tells me he endorsed Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign because he was serving Wayne County and understood the threat of Donald Trump. 

“It was the most frustrating 107 days of my political existence.”

El-Sayed: "They think they want to use my whole name against me. Mike, listen man, If you can't say the name -- it's Abdulrahman -- keep the name out your damn mouth."

Our message today is simple: Strengthen Social Security without cutting the benefits Americans have earned. Do this in Congress through regular order because Social Security is far too important to be rushed, outsourced, or decided behind closed doors. - Nancy LeaMond, AARP

When Black Americans realize that the non-black communities around them have improved to the point where a progressive candidate who isn't white has a shot, they will vote for them. Mamdani being a prime example. El-Sayed might provide another.

THIS and honestly cant blame them at all white america cant be trusted all this means for us leftists is we gotta win primaries even harder than we would have to under normal circumstances sure its a little unfair but you know whats way more unfair racism

Cheryl Lynn Eaton@cheryllynneaton.bsky.social · 22h ago

The disconnect is that black people know non-black people are racist af to the point that they will NOT vote for the best candidate, so Black Americans are forced to be pragmatic and vote around the racism of their fellow citizens.

media outlets ask any black person about it (outside of khive) and listen to the full answer they give you challenge (impossible) free list of black people ive heard spell it out for us: fd signifier pascal roberts joy ann reid

deleted skeet by The New Republic @newrepublic.com
Here's the disconnect: Black voters often embrace "leftist policies," yet also vote for establishment candidates. The answer is simple. Black voters, like all voters, "are frequently not familiar with the actual platforms."
Instead, they pay attention to crucial endorsements.