@crawlings13 That’s really not that bad. Better than I’d have thought anyway. And a significant amount of these people probably oppose foreign aid in general, so they’re not necessarily anti-Israel
@fuzzyechoess@hasanthehun Look he’s too progressive for me too too but at least he’s willing to compromise. Way too much partisanship these days. He has my vote
@mygirlystuff2@Primal_Birth A lot of times it’s “mom” *answer* “mom” *answer* “mom” *answer* “mom” *answer* “mom” *answer* “mom” *answer* “mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom mom” “WHAT!?” Every once in a while you have have to ignore it just to get some peace
@SewerSocialism I have never met a service worker that dislikes holidays. When I worked in those fields, people complained that they had to work holidays because we loved them
@FainFest2028@StatisticUrban Just reread your tweet & realized you’re talking about a potential Obama endorsement rather than the Evers one. I think my point stands. Is Obama not an organism? Are Omar, Ro Kanna, & Hassan? Both candidates use national figures to convince, not compel. Ground game still reigns
@FainFest2028@StatisticUrban and I’ve had incredible luck. Especially with my independent and Trump-skeptical conservative friends. Something is shifting and it’s happening organically, on the ground. It may not be enough, but Hong will only have earned it once the votes are cast
@B_C_BibleGuy@Legal_Fil@WLMHaworth Because El-Sayed might win the general. I’ve proudly voted in both parties’ primaries, sometimes when I knew I’d vote for the other party in the general. Always for the lesser of two evils. Nominating the more extreme candidates backfires more often than it works
@Legal_Fil Hell yeah! I loved the Speaker fights and I want MORE. The Speakership is more powerful than ever. Congressmen should exert their influence in that way. Maybe one of these days we’ll get some members of the minority party to join for a more moderate speaker or rules concessions