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They want you angry—but not at them. They want you seething, desperate to find someone to blame. “They.” “Them.” “Those people.” Immigrants. Trans kids. Black voters. Journalists. Protesters. Anyone and everyone but the billionaires robbing you blind.
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We do not have a government that is of, by, or for the people. We have a government that is of, by, and for the corporations, the billionaires, and the war machine. Nothing short of a revolution will change this.
The face of a fucking coward who cut a deal for Alaska,
To allow millions of others to suffer in the other 49 States.
Yes, this bitch cut a deal for Alaska,
And told the rest of America to “Fuck Off”.
Fuck This Bitch.
@lisamurkowski
“Trump is using military forces to stop a protest — I want y'all to consider what kind of government it appears to be when every time we exercise our democratic right to protest, the military is deployed against us.”
— Doechii at the #BETAwards
HELL YES:
Michael Steele delivers a genius game-plan to absolutely DERAIL the GOP.
Democrats need to STOP helping Republicans. “Let them choke on (their majority).”
His words were BLUNT:
“Y'all need to chill on this, all this kumbaya partisan bi-partisan crap.” He added.
🔥🔥🔥
"Because at the end of the day, here's your headline: 'Republicans shoot down Democratic requests to ditch party line immigration, push and write a bipartisan bill instead. Senate Republicans are making it clear they will pursue a border package without Democratic input.
They don't want to work with you, they're not going to work with you," he lectured. "They have the House, the Senate and the White House. Let them choke on that.”
Who else agrees Democrats need to stop helping Republicans by compromising!!
@RealKiefer My sincerest condolences to you and your family. I loved your father in many roles, but one of the first that I saw was and still is impactful. His speech to Mary Tyler Moore at the end of Ordinary People is a beautiful gut punch that hurts when I watch it for the umpteenth time.