Passionate about promoting democracy, justice, and self-determination in Africa and beyond. Committed to ending neocolonial influences and empowering nations.
@Gandi2099@_iamblakeley Fidel Castro supported the liberation movements fighting apartheid in Southern Africa at a time when Nelson Mandela was on the U.S. terrorist watch list. Cuba also sent troops to Angola to fight against S.A. apartheid forces and played a role in Angola defend its independence.
@RepJeffries Who the fuck is Jared Kushner, and what the fuck is his position in the administration that warrants giving him a meeting to discuss affordability? And when do you plan to meet with Elon Musk to discuss election security?
@tify330 So Jeffries is against Medicare for All—a policy supported by more than 75% of the Democratic base, even according to some of the more conservative polls. So where exactly does he want to lead the party? Sad!
@MissyIsMaga@SaltyGoat17 If you start quoting the Bible the same way, you’ll eventually want to burn and ban that book. Hasan Piker is not what the Right—and some liberal Democrats—want everyone to believe he is. Sad!
@Tassili100@MajorityPAC Writing
I guess, in your view, every Muslim is a terrorist. Maybe you should ask Trump to stop inviting people you consider “terrorists” to the White House.
El Sayed beat AIPAC before, and will do it again. America First.
After Netanyahu's visit in Washington DC, the White House is off to Camp David to figure out which of Netanyahu's crazy ideas they should pretend were theirs all along.
John Fetterman: “I don't know why your network’s so pro-Hamas.”
@prem_thakker: “I’m asking you about American public opinion, senator.”
Watch Senator John Fetterman crash out on our political reporter and label our newsroom as ‘pro-Hamas.’
@Popstonox Moskowitz knew that after that debate, he'd have lost two or three inches somewhere. And if you're Moskowitz, you can't afford to lose an inch anywhere.
@JeremiahDJohns Jon Ossoff is running to maintain and defend the status quo. If you're looking for real change, you'll have to look elsewhere. If someone tells you who he is, ..........
@saul_e_1@fullslack_ A public option could end up like the U.S. Postal Service—the public alternative for mail delivery. Private insurers would have every incentive to undermine it, making it harder to compete and eventually pushing it out of the market, by avoiding high-risk patients.