Kamala Harris’s economic policy is the most progressive we’ve ever seen from a presidential candidate and it’s further left than most of your favorite fake socialist.
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I’ve never had a nigga flex his sisters role in reply and I would normally ask you why the fuck I would care about her opinion but just forward her this tweet too and let the adults this out little buddy.
My sister, Senior Associate Provost and Professor of Speech-Language Pathology at Jackson State University & 2026 ASHA fellow, is being honored here in Ohio next month. Imma bookmark this tweet & show better than I can tell you
@DapperDomo Literally did a web conference with 2 AT&T VP's this morning wearing a Peja T-shirt and some nike sweatpants telling them about VOIP problems.
@glockstarshine Bruh I walked into the office the other day in slides and a wave cap because my VP called me and said he needed something now and I was like I’m not changing lol. They really think corporate America is the 90s in suits still
Something that really bothers me is people who don't take their appearance seriously when speaking to a Black audience. He would not be looking like that if he was giving a speech at JP Morgan. It says a lot about how they view Black people subconsciously
As an award-winning marker for a Fortune 10, it’s regular for me to be invited to speak to marketing organizations as an opportunity to share information. If you were in my league you would know it’s common for people to speak at events like this dressed casually.
And it was performative. These are serious times that call for serious people. Not people tryna prove a point to white ppl cuz yall center them.
His lack of discipline showed itself when he got drunk on here & crashed out.
Not a serious person
For context the voters with no primary history are either out of state voters, first time voters, or lapsed voters. Meaning voters who didn’t vote in the last election. Question is do those voters swing for Paxton or they follow closer to the trend of the nation.
Past Republican primary voters have taken the lead in early in-person voting: 990,273 to 985,681 for past Democratic primary voters, through Thursday.
Voters with no primary history have grown every day: 22.4% of in-person voters on day 1, then 25.8%, 29.4% and 32.4% on day 4.
On day 4, they outnumbered past Democratic primary voters (30.2%) and were 2.1 points behind past Republican primary voters (34.5%).
Ok, I get why men buy podcast mics now! It’s pretty fun.
Had a really great discussion about the different factions within the Democratic Party, our wish list when Dems take back the majority, races we’re watching, our dream ’28 candidates, and how you lovingly coach along a party you love dearly but that can also frustrate the hell out of you sometimes.
FYI guys when you look at polls there are normally ratings attached to them A-F. The higher the grade the more confidence you should have in the quality of the poll. A C- poll 12 days away from Election Day isn’t necessarily what I would hang my hat on.