a. rye

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[a. rye @angela_rye]

Well, well, well: Pastor Slavery brings the HEAT! It’s the heat all right. Straight from satan’s back pocket. The church mothers used to say your sin will find you out…with this kind of storytelling, this man needs to make it straight to the altar for a special laying hands prayer. 💪🏾🙏🏾

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Ha! Now you just lying for no reason:

https://t.co/SKKwHScq6s

[Jerome Trammel, MBA @MrJeromeTrammel]

Chile, this is NOT true. The Reasonable Doubt white vinyl for the 30th anniversary is exclusive to Target. Even when you buy it via Roc Nation online store, it still says a Target Exclusive. How do I know? Because I have it.. 😂 Loud & wrong.. @angela_rye

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Cannot and will not!!

[Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris]

The news cycle has moved on since the Louisiana v. Callais decision on April 29, but we cannot.

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Yall elected one.

[Republicans @Republicans]

The Democrat establishment was fully ready to make a rapist a United States Senator.

They only took him out because he was going to lose.

[philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_]

Karmelo Anthony's new legal team have filed motions asking for a new trial and that Judge John Roach "be removed from presiding over all remaining post-trial proceedings"

[a. rye @angela_rye]

This is Trump’s fault. #FIFA

[a. rye @angela_rye]

I’m with you when you’re right, Vincent! We are the descendants of some amazing humans. They were enslaved people who fought too hard for our liberation.

We won’t let anyone take us backwards. NOBODY.

[Vincent Evans @VinceEvans]

There is no context where calling a Black man a “slave” or a “DEI hire” is anything other than racist. When racial tropes are used against one Black person, it diminishes all of us. We should call a thing a thing and not be silent about it.

[a. rye @angela_rye]

This gaaaaaaame!

[Nida Khan @NidaKhanNY]

Joy Reid Show live now!

On tonight:

@angela_rye
@ShevrinJones
@KarenAttiah
@GodfreyComedian

Tune in! 6-8 PM ET!

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[a. rye @angela_rye]

Welcome to the club, Nikki!

[Miami Herald @MiamiHerald]

Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried ‘disappointed’ in Wasserman Schultz https://t.co/edSoANpfoJ

[Native Land Pod @nativelandpod]

What side of history will you be recorded on?

Congressman Jonathan Jackson joined Angela on last week's solopod to discuss the continued attack on voting rights.

Catch the full replay on YouTube and tune in LIVE today at 3PM EST @NativeLandPod 🎧

[Native Land Pod @nativelandpod]

A protester was speaking about what Black communities have endured for generations when he was interrupted mid-sentence outside Delaney Hall, the New Jersey ICE detention center that has become the focus of national attention.

Listen to episode 134 for more 🎧

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Congrats Clay!!!!!

[Jaime Harrison @harrisonjaime]

Want to break the GOP supermajority in South Carolina? Start with HD 116.

Tonight, my brother and friend @claynmiddleton took the first step toward flipping the most competitive State House seat in the state. Let’s give him the resources to finish the job.

Chip in today:
https://t.co/3LjJfEzZ5H

#FlipHD116 #WeWillNotGoBack #SCPol

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Please tell me who else came within 32k votes over the governorship (without all the ballots being counted)?

Y’all are really focused on the wrong thing. Figure out how to get Debbie running in her former district—not the Black one.

[Vincent Evans @VinceEvans]

Florida Democratic operatives, donors, and pundits should dead the conversation right now about who the party’s nominee was in 2018.

Frankly, it’s insulting to Black voters.

Black voters took great pride in nominating a Black candidate for governor that year. They participated in the process, weighed their options, and made their choice. That was their right.

To keep relitigating that election eight years later — saying it should have been someone else or that things would have been different if another candidate had won — is, at its core, questioning the judgment of the very voters who made that decision. It sends the message that their vote was only acceptable if it produced the outcome you wanted. How dare they deign to think for themselves?

It’s over. Let it go.

If we’re going to have any chance of winning this fall, the same voters some people keep insulting won’t just need to show up — they’ll need to overperform. Continuing to lecture them about a decision they made eight years ago is political malpractice.

Let me be clear: many of us have spent years working to take back the Governor’s Mansion. There is no path to victory in Florida that does not run through Black voters. None. Full stop.

So stop talking about 2018.

And not for nothing, the other side has nominated a Black man.

If you want to have a conversation about how we energize the base, expand the coalition, and win this fall, call me.

Otherwise, keep it on the playground.

P.s. I suspect David Jolly and Gwen Graham would agree with me—they want to win and so do I. 🖤

[a. rye @angela_rye]

Boom.

[Vincent Evans @VinceEvans]

Florida Democratic operatives, donors, and pundits should dead the conversation right now about who the party’s nominee was in 2018.

Frankly, it’s insulting to Black voters.

Black voters took great pride in nominating a Black candidate for governor that year. They participated in the process, weighed their options, and made their choice. That was their right.

To keep relitigating that election eight years later — saying it should have been someone else or that things would have been different if another candidate had won — is, at its core, questioning the judgment of the very voters who made that decision. It sends the message that their vote was only acceptable if it produced the outcome you wanted. How dare they deign to think for themselves?

It’s over. Let it go.

If we’re going to have any chance of winning this fall, the same voters some people keep insulting won’t just need to show up — they’ll need to overperform. Continuing to lecture them about a decision they made eight years ago is political malpractice.

Let me be clear: many of us have spent years working to take back the Governor’s Mansion. There is no path to victory in Florida that does not run through Black voters. None. Full stop.

So stop talking about 2018.

And not for nothing, the other side has nominated a Black man.

If you want to have a conversation about how we energize the base, expand the coalition, and win this fall, call me.

Otherwise, keep it on the playground.

P.s. I suspect David Jolly and Gwen Graham would agree with me—they want to win and so do I. 🖤

[a. rye @angela_rye]

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[Cornell Belcher @cornellbelcher]

Black voters are deeply concerned about the gutting of The Voting Rights Act and are overwhelmingly ready to make those states stripping them of their political voice pay a heavy price @NAACP @DerrickNAACP

[Native Land Pod @nativelandpod]

#NLPFam, FYSA is LIVE. 🎙️

📍 Redistricting updates across the South
🏈 Brian Flores' discrimination lawsuit against the NFL
🗳️ More fights over voting rights and representation

Plus more in episode 133 🎧

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

The Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais decision, which weakened the Voting Rights Act, could lead to the departures of as many as 19 Black Congress members over the next few years, according to the Congressional Black Caucus. https://t.co/seewO3vbGp

[a. rye @angela_rye]

This is your weekly reminder that Clarence Thomas has a son named Jamal….why doesn’t he act like it? 🤔

[Politics & Poll Tracker 📡 @PollTracker2024]

Justice Clarence Thomas sets deadline for Monday, June 1 at 4:00 PM ET for civil rights lawyers to respond to Alabama’s bid to reinstate 6R-1D congressional map.

[a. rye @angela_rye]

“Corporations that have profited from Black consumers, relied on Black workers, and amassed wealth in part from Black communities cannot look away while Black political power is dismantled in plain sight.” @RepYvetteClarke, CBC Chair

[Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) @TheBlackCaucus]

In the wake of the Callais decision, Black political representation is under direct assault. Across the South, lawmakers are rushing to redraw congressional maps to dilute Black voting strength and roll back decades of progress secured through the Voting Rights Act.

Corporations that have benefited from Black consumers, Black workers, and Black communities cannot remain silent while Black political power is dismantled in plain sight.

When democracy is under attack, there is no neutral ground.

https://t.co/Fr2Wo65Ilf

[Inside Politics @InsidePolitics]

NEW: "A Muhammad Ali moment." The Congressional Black Caucus helped tank a major college sports bill in the House over southern states' recent redistricting moves. @mkraju reports. #InsidePolitics