Goodbye, Chef Creole.
You saw Haitian people as labor you could use to build wealth and proximity to power. And now, when the very people who helped make your success possible are threatened by Trump's TPS policies, your own words tell us exactly where you stand.
You said that because of Trump's TPS policy, you would no longer be in the food service industry. Think about what that admission says about who built your business and whose labor your success depended on.
You didn't give a fuck about community. You cared about yourself.
So fuck you, and fuck the hypocrisy. You don't get to build your wealth on the backs of Haitian workers and then abandon them when they need someone with a platform and resources to stand up for them.
I hope every person who heard that interview remembers exactly what you said and decides accordingly where they spend their money.
You showed people who you are. Believe me, we heard you.
@JStFortDesir@hernandez_64876 I love that for him, he is not a good business man if he did not do research on the person he voted for. The pattern is the same, they voted hoping that their pocket would be overflowing regardless of anyone else.
.@AGJamesUthmeier needs to hold himself accountable and tell Floridians why he aided in STEALING $10 million dollars of taxpayer money that was supposed to aid the poor and pushed it into political PACs. 🤨
Here’s the issue that parts of white America have with Black people. And I’m speaking specifically about the openly racist elements of the Republican Party and the DSA activists trying to reshape the Democratic Party.
Black Americans are a smaller percentage of the population, but we wield enormous electoral power because of where we are geographically concentrated, particularly throughout the South. The reality is that many Democratic candidates cannot win office without overwhelming support from Black voters. That’s the math, and that’s the source of the frustration.
The DSA is approaching politics primarily through the lens of class. Black America has always had to navigate both race and class. For generations, we’ve fought to gain access to economic opportunity, not because capitalism has always worked for us, but because we’ve historically been excluded from wealth. That’s why our families have encouraged paths that can create generational stability, whether through entrepreneurship, higher education, skilled trades, or athletics. We don’t apologize for wanting economic security after centuries of being denied it.
The same misunderstanding shows up in the attacks on the Jewish community. Jewish institutions have long invested in building community through philanthropy, education, entrepreneurship, and mutual support. Those traditions have helped create resilient institutions and opportunities that benefit countless people beyond their own community.
When Black and Jewish communities work together, you see two groups that understand what it means to survive discrimination while also believing in building institutions, creating opportunity, and investing in future generations. That coalition has accomplished real change, and that’s exactly why some people find it threatening.
Instead of confronting the economic and political failures within their own movements or families, some activists try to convince Black voters that our priorities should be subordinated to their ideological project. We’re not interested in that. Our communities have spent generations organizing, building, voting, and creating institutions that uplift people. We won’t abandon that work to satisfy someone else’s political theory.
The Black and Jewish coalition remains strong. We intend to continue building power, expanding opportunity, and defeating efforts to divide us. Move accordingly.
Alright y’all, I need a favor.
If you’ve been saying you’re ready for new leadership in Florida, now is the time to jump in. Campaigns aren’t won by candidates alone. They’re won by people who decide they’re going to give a little bit of their time to build something bigger than themselves.
If you’re ready to help elect @davidjollyfl for Governor and @GwenGraham for Lieutenant Governor, we need you.
If you’re a content creator, we need you. If you’re the person who’s always in the comments defending the campaign and setting the record straight, we need you. If you make videos, graphics, memes, or know how to get people excited online, we need you.
And if social media isn’t your thing but you’re willing to knock doors, make calls, text voters, or help at events, we need you too.
Every volunteer matters. Every conversation matters. Every share matters.
Florida isn’t going to change because we hoped it would. It’s going to change because enough of us decided to get involved.
Sign up today and let’s get to work.
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What was his gift? He is not attractive I don’t think he was offering anything original and the tapes I see of his was all about him as a victim. He had money and people pushing him in everyone’s face
Lost in the recriminations about Platner is the most essential question that applies well behind Maine:
How did a deeply flawed but gifted candidate build such a devoted following?
It was a vote of no-confidence in policies and a politics that many Mainers feel are failing them.
So Dems, you may not have liked his RXs but you'd better have some real, meaningful answers to these concerns.
@notcapnamerica It killed me to see the many men in the comments saying she should have taken the girls in the men’s. I would have had no problem going in that room with that man taking care of his little girls in W/rest room. I don’t understand his wife and MIL
“This predator was not hiding in a van carrying candy or a puppy. This danger came from a predator with hair extensions, high heels, Botox, and other modifications.”
https://t.co/NYdxBGkjBr
@AFMBlog@NotTrum47765844@jeremyct Did you stop to think for a minute that what that person said does not add up. I work for less time full/partime paid in and is getting more that that and that’s because I started early.
@JoDivaRunner@jeremyct@exlunascientias Still for someone paying in for 40 years that does not add up. Like someone said must have been very low wage or not tell the truth. Something is missing.