As a reminder, ten million Americans lost their jobs in March. South Korea, which recorded its first COVID case the same day the US did, handled this pandemic without an economic shutdown because its government took the virus seriously from day one. This didn’t have to happen.
WHAT HAS YOUR SENATOR ASKED? And why am I screaming that?
Just for you - we are making our nerdy spreadsheet public. Filling out in real time (you can watch).
Consider an RT. It's a labor of love.
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@Redistrict Seriously...if any of you are super into election night and not following @Redistrict, you're crazy. You should correct that now, before we head into 2020.
Elections are taking place tomorrow in Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Virginia and states across the country. I urge you to get out and make your voice heard, because every election is important. #gapol
In the last three years, the poorest half of Americans added $680 million in wealth. That's $11 per person.
The richest 1% added $7.1 trillion. That's $5.92 million a person.
Not a typo. For every $1 banked by the working class, the super-rich got $522k
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2020 presidential candidates combined to raise $234 MILLION between July 1 and September 30, according to new #FEC filings.
Small-dollar donors giving $200 or less accounted for about 38% of that sum, new @IssueOneReform analysis shows
@LaceyDelayne@AndrewYang@TyrenePamstein@Zach_Graumann We met you a year ago, Lacey...at a time when you were becoming more politically active. It's awesome and inspiring to see how empowered and engaged you've remained!
Exciting news! We're super psyched for the next stage in our development...thank you all for your continued use and support of @downticketus! Stay tuned for the release of our new integrated @PolitiscopeApp platform this fall!
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