"You didn’t lead with politics. You led with joy. And the politics followed because you created space for people to think together about the systems shaping their lives." https://t.co/8JQMBh0Sb8
If you are a Minnesota politician who is even nominally on the left and you issue a statement that doesn't explicitly call for ICE to leave Minnesota, you are part of the problem. This is not the time for wishy-washy corporate speak; if you can't meet the moment, you must resign.
Renee Nicole Good was a mother of three, including a 6-year-old boy who is now an orphan.
Renee was deeply loved by many. Her mom described her as “one of the kindest people I’ve ever known.”
This is who we lost yesterday. By refusing to coordinate with local law enforcement, ICE is not making our community safe. It is making it less safe.
https://t.co/rkMAHhx0mv
Re: Emily Larson's piece in the Strib, I keep thinking about the night and day contrast with our current mayor. This was the utterly chickenshit response he gave last year to ICE abducting our neighbors. Duluth deserves so much better.
You can just tell. Setting aside policy positions, there are politicians who believe in democracy and self-government — who really believe that the people are sovereign — and politicians who don’t. Sliwa is clearly in the people’s camp.
And if you think for one second that a sale to private equity is going to move the needle on renewable energy, then I've got an electric company to sell you.
To complain of factual inaccuracies and then compare wholesale private equity ownership with the ownership and reporting structure of a publicly traded company is a confusing position, at best. https://t.co/d8oYeTU5c8
Consistently, the most frustrating response to my public opposition to this sale has been "it's not technically privatization since Minnesota Power isn't publicly owned"
Thank you so much for the condescending reminder about my electricity provider.
A fascinating story from @RNS@jackmjenkins about clergy defying ICE. It mentions a pastor, David Black, who has had several confrontations with ICE, one of which was captured in this extraordinary photo by Ashlee Rezin of the Chicago Sun-Times.
https://t.co/rqziyRdwrb
No one is ever obligated to vote for a certain politician. You have to continually earn those votes as part of the democratic process, and her continuing lack of self-awareness on this issue is both frustrating and a bad sign for democracy.
Harris slams protestor during book tour.
“You want to talk about legacy? Let’s talk about the legacy of mass deportations, of not voting, and Donald Trump.”
@michaeldomps Northern Minnesota is becoming a hub for data centers, yes, due to the abundant clean water and available land.
Mining companies on the Iron Range also gobble up a huge slice of Minnesota Power's generating capacity and I know BlackRock has holdings there, too.
As an earnest millennial I agree, but it says something about our culture that “being sincere about matters of life and death” is considered a fairly unique quality for a political candidate to have
Most of these studies are quackery but I do believe this one is true because the political Left disagrees mostly on when and how the state should do things instead of the market, while the political Right has yet to come to a consensus on the shape of this planet