The contrast could not be more clear. I'll never get over how we went from goodness, decency, kindness, integrity, humanity, compassion, (hotness), to the exact opposite. https://t.co/hoZ7XQPBXZ
Really important piece here: While people often use $6 billion for the NYPD budget, it's really closer to $11.5 billion (and that's just the budget we know about). With this in mind $1 billion in cuts seems like a modest goal. https://t.co/JH5rTVwlOYpic.twitter.com/eOyVAR0JxM
— Nick Encalada-Malinowski (@nwmalinowski) June 9, 2020
The money has always been there. The govt has always had the money to fund healthcare and schools and social services, etc. They just chose not to. https://t.co/nv4pObfLoA
Stacey Abrams,
Founder of Fair Fight America, author of ‘Our Time is Now’, speaks with Chris Hayes.
He asks about the difficulties she had voting in the Georgia election.
ABRAMS:
“So because of the pandemic, because we were encouraging people to vote by mail,
because that was the safest way to vote, not only for the voter, but also for voters who didn’t have a choice, I attempted to vote by mail. I eventually got my ballot. I filled it out, and when I got ready to put it in the return envelope, it was steamed shut. I then attempted to steam it open because I’ve watched too many mystery shows. It did not work. And so yesterday, I went to stand in line with fellow Georgians to cast my ballot.”
HAYES:
“It’s been remarkable that Kemp has not said anything about this. And the line from the Secretary of State has been ‘this was on the various precincts, it was on the various counties – they all screwed this up’. From the State Voting Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling: “We have reports of people not understanding set up or how to operate voting equipment. While these are unfortunate, they are not issues of the equipment but a function of counties engaging in poor planning, limited training and failures of leadership.”
What do you think about that?”
ABRAMS:
“That he deliberately misunderstands or is indifferent to the needs of voters.
The Secretary of State decided to purchase $107 million worth of new equipment. He was responsible for the implementation of these changes. In fact he used $400,000 that was allocated by the federal government to help with the implementation of elections, and he used it to do an advertisement about how ‘good he was’ because he got these machines.” The Constitution of Georgia puts the responsibility for the administration of elections on the Secretary of State. The counties are the local instruments, but the Secretary of State is responsible. And even the challenge of implementing new equipment isn’t new. In 2002, democrat Cathy Cox had the same responsibility. She provided staffing, training, mailed instructions to every single voter, had emergency standby, had a hundred extra Secretary of State staffers ready to help. None of those things were available, and instead what we saw were inoperable machines, miscommunication, failed training, and failed direction.
All of which lays squarely at the feet of the Secretary of State.”
HAYES:
“There’s a question here about incompetence versus malice, obviously. And there’s a long history here, both in Georgia in recent memory, going back to a very, very long time back to Reconstruction. The Brennan Center has studied this issue, shows that long wait time disproportionately effect Black and Latino voters. Latino voters wait on average 46% longer than white voters. Black voters wait on average 45% longer than white voters. And Jamelle Bouie, NYT columnist, put it this way I thought succinctly: “An election where people are waiting for 7 or 8 hours to cast a ballot is not a free and fair election.” Do you agree with that?”
ABRAMS:
“Absolutely. We know that in the state of Georgia you do not have the right to pay when you are voting.
They have to let you go and vote, but you do not have the right to be paid. Which means people sacrificing a day’s wage to try to cast a vote. And these are largely communities that are working class, working poor. They’re not making a lot to begin with and to simply cast a ballot, they have to sacrifice their – it’s a poll tax.
“But we know even more, you raise the question of incompetence versus malice. In Georgia, it’s both! There is malfeasance that is permeating the entirety of our voting system, and it’s exacerbated by the incompetence of the leadership that refuses to number one do its job, and two, doesn’t seem to understand what the job is. That’s what we face in Georgia, but let’s be clear this didn’t just happen in Georgia. It also happened in South Carolina and Nevada to a lesser extent. And certainly without the clownish behavior of the Secretary of State. But across the country we’re seeing this combination of incompetence and malfeasance, putting voters of color at risk of not being heard in our democracy.”
HAYES:
“The Iowa State Senate Republicans today wanted to block the Iowa Secretary of State, a Republican, from mailing out absentee ballots to all the voters. Something that happened under the Republican Secretary of State in Ohio, and the Democrat Secretary of State of Michigan. It’s not a partisan issue. What do you make of this increasingly partisan attack on vote by mail? …the pandemic season hasn’t gone anywhere and we’re not in cold and flu season, and we’re not in the fall when people expect to be worse.”
ABRAMS:
“We know that it’s going to be worse. We know that people want to be heard.
We are in the midst of a public health crisis, an economic collapse, a deep distrust of our justice system, and we have a voting system that Republicans are doing their level best to make as unusable as possible.
Republicans have been fighting across this country to fight back against expansion, or at least access to voting rights. But we also know that Republican leaders know better. They use absentee ballots. They know that vote by mail works. They are not concerned about fraud with vote by mail. They’re concerned about participation. And the reason we see people pushing back is that in the state of Iowa there is a real, strong likelihood that democrats are going to out-perform republicans, and so this is the best way to constrain their participation. What we saw happen in Georgia was that more democrats voted in this election than had voted in previous primaries, including in 2016. And this record turnout looks different, looks like disaster for them. And so they’re going to do their level best to limit who can actually have a voice in our elections.”
HAYES:
“Well you raise that turnout yesterday was very high because Georgia has a very strange situation this year. It has two contested Senate seats, it had two contested Senate primaries yesterday along with a presidential primary which had been delayed. And there’s polling right now showing the president and Joe Biden essentially tied in Georgia, or around there that is within striking distance. Election Day in Georgia is going to be bonkers just at a turnout level. Two Senate seats and also the presidential – you gotta imagine that any competent administrator would have to be planning for an enormous turnout in November.”
ABRAMS:
“Which is why it’s so dangerous that Brad Raffensperger is denying responsibility.
The resources for scaling up our election, both in Georgia and around the country, will have to come from the Heroes Act. It will have to come from the federal government. But if the Secretary of State is not intending to use those resources to help the local officials actually meet the moment, then we know that our elections are going to collapse. And we have seen what voter suppression can do in Georgia. And I know that the turnout in this upcoming election is going to dwarf the record turnout that we had in 2018. 2108, we had the single largest turnout of democratic voters in Georgia history. That number is going to be much higher in 2020, because of recovery from the pandemic, recovery from the systemic injustices that we saw that took the life of Ahmaud Arbery, that took the life of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Those issues are going to be on the ballot, and people know that if we don’t solve this problem in this election, we do not have a future for many people in this country.”
Another great interview this morning on the View. Stacey is so eloquent and always has the answer to any question. This shows her depth of knowledge and life experience. What a shame Georgia was cheated of this great leader.
imo the only thing these effers will respond to is personal legal threat = throw these secretaries of state and GOP officials in jail if they won’t do their jobs.
GEN Petraeus (Ret): “The irony of training at bases named for those who took up arms against the United States, and for the right to enslave others, is inescapable to anyone paying attention. Now, belatedly, is the moment for us to pay such attention.” https://t.co/ly5OM9h2Fu
Megan Rapinoe on Colbert:
“People are starting to realize they have a lot more power than they’ve been told….
you don’t have to quit your job…but everyone has the ability to do something.”
Breaking News: The top U.S. military official, General Mark Milley, apologized for taking part in President Trump’s walk to a church photo op. “I should not have been there.” https://t.co/WlEkK84CFWpic.twitter.com/3tqjJz8KlR
Since July, 2016 I've donated all my royalties from Art of the Deal to NGOs supporting people whom Trump disparages and disenfranchises. For the next year, I will direct all royalties to fighting racism.
The gov’s official name for the Civil War is the "War of the Rebellion." These men led that rebellion, wished to preserve slavery, and were responsible for the deaths of thousands of LOYAL Americans. That’s the opposite of "Winning, Victory, Freedom." https://t.co/oJlJIrFyQw?
Police have murdered Black ppl in America with few repercussions since the beginning. Meet Walter Francis White. He was a Black man with blond hair and blue eyes, parents born into slavery. In 1920, he used his lightskin to infiltrate KKK meetings. Guess who was there? pic.twitter.com/UB8ppCnvRN
— Jessica (J.A.M.) Aiwuyor 💫 (@TweetingJam) June 10, 2020
🗣 THE POLICE WERE THERE! They were so convinced he was a white man that they swore him in as a sheriff’s deputy in Oklahoma. But secretly, he was investigating lynchings for the NAACP.
— Jessica (J.A.M.) Aiwuyor 💫 (@TweetingJam) June 10, 2020
When he was sworn in as sheriff’s deputy, Walter Francis White was told, “Now you can go kill any Negro you see and the law will be behind you.” Even with 10 yrs worth of evidence with photos, covering 41 lynchings and 8 race riots – there were no convictions.
— Jessica (J.A.M.) Aiwuyor 💫 (@TweetingJam) June 10, 2020
“WaPo reports that since the beginning of June, more than a dozen states plus Puerto Rico reported their highest 7-day average of new cases, ever. And so today president trump…announced that he is going to go ahead and hold giant rallies in those states. Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, who have just had their worst week for coronavirus cases since the pandemic began.” (Ali Velshi)
Plus the RNC is reportedly leaning towards Jackson Florida (probably no social distancing or masks) for their convention. Doom has already said he doesn’t want anyone in masks, just crowds cheering for him.
If it happens they will infect others afterwards.
So . . . act aggressively toward the citizens, potentially putting them at risk, to appease an irrational, unhinged, despotic president? With their silence, congressional Republicans endorse this course of action. They are responsible. https://t.co/kPjpMzzPlc
Yes the tiny group of white guys have lots of time to wage war against people who are not them.
PEA BRAIN Attorney General William Barr:
“Transgender Girls Are Male”
“The U.S. Department of Justice is taking sides in a landmark federal lawsuit, and the man with his thumb on the scale in favor of the lawyers for a Christian rights organization is none other than Attorney General William Barr. The DOJ filed a legal document Tuesday in Hartford, Conn., where the anti-LGBTQ Alliance Defending Freedom is representing three high school girls in their suit to stop transgender girls from competing in school sports.
The Trump Administration has now joined the ADF in resorting to transphobic terms to misidentify trans girls in court documents such as “biological males” and “boys.”” (Fiorbes)
–Um. Trans-men are men. Trans-women are women.
–Barr pushing Opus Dei along with his authoritarian-forward agenda is endangering all of our lives.
Tulsa was the site of the worst racist violence in American history. The president’s speech there on Juneteenth is a message to every Black American: more of the same.
I want him to acknowledge shots were fired. That peaceful protestors, journalists -Americans- were seriously injured and one has died from the recklessness of Trump's commands. That some of his crew are ashamed of what they were asked to do and that Americans may not trust them.
@SpeakerPelosi@SenSchumer Please remind bumbling fool @senatemajldr to check the unemployment figures today and get those second stimulus checks out to the American people! Thank you. Carry on.
If You Are Not Us….the trump party projects the ugliness in their minds on the world.
While collapsing the government, trump believes he is the chosen one = Autocratic rule.
Subjugating people of color, making government officials his servants. He may be glimpsing otherwise now, but wants to believe he is all-knowing so everyone will say “you’re the greatest”. No love or care for anyone, probably learned white nationalism at his father’s knee. If you’re not a rich white male supporter, you are disposable and less than human. Keeping black and brown people out of the environs is a form of eugenics.
We need a revolution of policy and government and how we talk about them.
New laws.
"No transparency — In a stunning move, the Trump administration is signaling that it won't disclose the recipients of more than $500 billion in bailout money delivered to 4.5 million businesses through the PPP." https://t.co/lLjNhTaMR0
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved an amendment aimed at blocking Trump from deploying active-duty troops against protesters. https://t.co/JIyXnpNmH8
We saw it again on Tuesday—too many communities are being targeted and silenced by voter suppression. I believe every voice must be heard in every election—and that’s what @WhenWeAllVote is fighting for. But we need your help: https://t.co/gsLgCm6ALk.
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved legislation that would give the Pentagon 3 years to rename installations and other military assets named for Confederate leaders — just a day after Trump tweeted he "will not even consider" renaming bases. https://t.co/7PUxkithKp
They could also name these bases after attributes that we would like to SEE in our military. Readiness. Perseverance. Integrity. Bravery. Compassion. Rather than men
This young generation makes me optimistic about our future. By protesting, they’re speaking up and shining a light on injustice––and one way we can support them is to vote for people who’ll change the laws on every level.https://t.co/3Ng1IC73nY
Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen young people in every corner of the country step up and become leaders. Through organization and mobilization, they’re showing us how we can sustain this momentum to bring about real change. https://t.co/UKnowQM2Lj
They just all need to be voted out. Problem solved.
A few more days like this and Senate Republicans might actually do something about the stimulus bill that's been sitting on their desks for a month as they've been busy confirming extremist bloggers to lifetime judicial appointments. https://t.co/g9t6Yu4HjS
WH announces Trump will give 1st speech on Juneteenth, the commemoration of the freeing of the slaves in a city that had the US's worst racial massacre + suggestion he will give convention address on Ax Handle Saturday, when black protesters were killed. The racism is the point.
You may notice that I don’t use the word riot when talking about Tulsa. I stopped after I learned while visiting Greenwood that black business owners never got to collect insurance because it was deemed to be a riot instead of a massacre
Ahead of President Trump's roundtable on "justice disparities" this afternoon in Dallas, Texas, CNN has learned that key law enforcement officials in the region, all three of whom are black, were not invited. The region's police chief, sheriff & district attorney weren't invited.
I’m thankful that it didn’t end up with them killing him but I still think it’s disgusting how they handled the situation. All that brutal force was unnecessary. You can’t even call them for help without them hurting or killing you. It’s honestly disgusting.
So freakin’ sick of the press trying to humanize this monster. UGH!!!
He's not "struggling to respond", doesn't see the pandemic, loss of millions of jobs, the brutality of murdering Black people in the street or the human response to this fascism as crises. He's a narcissistic sadist in a perpetual wounded state, incapable of feeling or fixing. https://t.co/PnjthEnBUr
Breaking News! The top 3 Law Enforcement officials in Dallas, Who are Black, are not invited to Trump's Law enforcement event in Dallas. pic.twitter.com/Rm6CtIFOZH
His second grade teacher shared his wanting to be a Supreme Court judge.
“When people say 'Your honor, he did rob the bank, I will say ‘Be seated’ and if he doesn’t, I will tell the guard to take him out."https://t.co/Gtb0uMrZ40
Former NBA player @JalenRose is teaming up with LeBron James and other athletes to increase Black voter turnout and ‘make sure they’re heard this year the way they were in 2008’ pic.twitter.com/t4lCDgJyq1
Just law enforcement would be fine with me. Federal marshals seem appropriate to drag that piece-of-shit OUT, along with his crime family. KEEP OUR MILITARY OUT OF DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Let's be clear: Sending guards to polling locations in Black and Brown neighborhoods, as well as Native communities, is a racist voter intimidation tactic. This is just part of the GOP's voter suppression strategy and we need to fight back. https://t.co/5lfBifjQqL
BREAKING: Metro council has passed Breonna’s law here in Louisville, which is now a TOTAL BAN on no knock warrants. Body cam videos are required to be on 5 minutes before and after the search. Anyone who violates it, will be subject to disciplinary action. @WHAS11#nightteampic.twitter.com/xkIWDnwrnh
Now is the time to roll up our sleeves and help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in November. We have the power to make a difference in these races. Can you chip in today? → https://t.co/LiLbkj9ku3pic.twitter.com/XTZ4Hzzak9
The Obama Diary 
Thank you Nerdy Wonka.
Good Morning! 😆
[Brace yourself]
😂😂😂😂😂 TRUE!! Kids know!
It’s INSANE.
Takes your breath away
Stacey Abrams,
Founder of Fair Fight America, author of ‘Our Time is Now’, speaks with Chris Hayes.
He asks about the difficulties she had voting in the Georgia election.
ABRAMS:
“So because of the pandemic, because we were encouraging people to vote by mail,
because that was the safest way to vote, not only for the voter, but also for voters who didn’t have a choice, I attempted to vote by mail. I eventually got my ballot. I filled it out, and when I got ready to put it in the return envelope, it was steamed shut. I then attempted to steam it open because I’ve watched too many mystery shows. It did not work. And so yesterday, I went to stand in line with fellow Georgians to cast my ballot.”
HAYES:
“It’s been remarkable that Kemp has not said anything about this. And the line from the Secretary of State has been ‘this was on the various precincts, it was on the various counties – they all screwed this up’. From the State Voting Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling: “We have reports of people not understanding set up or how to operate voting equipment. While these are unfortunate, they are not issues of the equipment but a function of counties engaging in poor planning, limited training and failures of leadership.”
What do you think about that?”
ABRAMS:
“That he deliberately misunderstands or is indifferent to the needs of voters.
The Secretary of State decided to purchase $107 million worth of new equipment. He was responsible for the implementation of these changes. In fact he used $400,000 that was allocated by the federal government to help with the implementation of elections, and he used it to do an advertisement about how ‘good he was’ because he got these machines.” The Constitution of Georgia puts the responsibility for the administration of elections on the Secretary of State. The counties are the local instruments, but the Secretary of State is responsible. And even the challenge of implementing new equipment isn’t new. In 2002, democrat Cathy Cox had the same responsibility. She provided staffing, training, mailed instructions to every single voter, had emergency standby, had a hundred extra Secretary of State staffers ready to help. None of those things were available, and instead what we saw were inoperable machines, miscommunication, failed training, and failed direction.
All of which lays squarely at the feet of the Secretary of State.”
HAYES:
“There’s a question here about incompetence versus malice, obviously. And there’s a long history here, both in Georgia in recent memory, going back to a very, very long time back to Reconstruction. The Brennan Center has studied this issue, shows that long wait time disproportionately effect Black and Latino voters. Latino voters wait on average 46% longer than white voters. Black voters wait on average 45% longer than white voters. And Jamelle Bouie, NYT columnist, put it this way I thought succinctly: “An election where people are waiting for 7 or 8 hours to cast a ballot is not a free and fair election.” Do you agree with that?”
ABRAMS:
“Absolutely. We know that in the state of Georgia you do not have the right to pay when you are voting.
They have to let you go and vote, but you do not have the right to be paid. Which means people sacrificing a day’s wage to try to cast a vote. And these are largely communities that are working class, working poor. They’re not making a lot to begin with and to simply cast a ballot, they have to sacrifice their – it’s a poll tax.
“But we know even more, you raise the question of incompetence versus malice. In Georgia, it’s both! There is malfeasance that is permeating the entirety of our voting system, and it’s exacerbated by the incompetence of the leadership that refuses to number one do its job, and two, doesn’t seem to understand what the job is. That’s what we face in Georgia, but let’s be clear this didn’t just happen in Georgia. It also happened in South Carolina and Nevada to a lesser extent. And certainly without the clownish behavior of the Secretary of State. But across the country we’re seeing this combination of incompetence and malfeasance, putting voters of color at risk of not being heard in our democracy.”
HAYES:
“The Iowa State Senate Republicans today wanted to block the Iowa Secretary of State, a Republican, from mailing out absentee ballots to all the voters. Something that happened under the Republican Secretary of State in Ohio, and the Democrat Secretary of State of Michigan. It’s not a partisan issue. What do you make of this increasingly partisan attack on vote by mail? …the pandemic season hasn’t gone anywhere and we’re not in cold and flu season, and we’re not in the fall when people expect to be worse.”
ABRAMS:
“We know that it’s going to be worse. We know that people want to be heard.
We are in the midst of a public health crisis, an economic collapse, a deep distrust of our justice system, and we have a voting system that Republicans are doing their level best to make as unusable as possible.
Republicans have been fighting across this country to fight back against expansion, or at least access to voting rights. But we also know that Republican leaders know better. They use absentee ballots. They know that vote by mail works. They are not concerned about fraud with vote by mail. They’re concerned about participation. And the reason we see people pushing back is that in the state of Iowa there is a real, strong likelihood that democrats are going to out-perform republicans, and so this is the best way to constrain their participation. What we saw happen in Georgia was that more democrats voted in this election than had voted in previous primaries, including in 2016. And this record turnout looks different, looks like disaster for them. And so they’re going to do their level best to limit who can actually have a voice in our elections.”
HAYES:
“Well you raise that turnout yesterday was very high because Georgia has a very strange situation this year. It has two contested Senate seats, it had two contested Senate primaries yesterday along with a presidential primary which had been delayed. And there’s polling right now showing the president and Joe Biden essentially tied in Georgia, or around there that is within striking distance. Election Day in Georgia is going to be bonkers just at a turnout level. Two Senate seats and also the presidential – you gotta imagine that any competent administrator would have to be planning for an enormous turnout in November.”
ABRAMS:
“Which is why it’s so dangerous that Brad Raffensperger is denying responsibility.
The resources for scaling up our election, both in Georgia and around the country, will have to come from the Heroes Act. It will have to come from the federal government. But if the Secretary of State is not intending to use those resources to help the local officials actually meet the moment, then we know that our elections are going to collapse. And we have seen what voter suppression can do in Georgia. And I know that the turnout in this upcoming election is going to dwarf the record turnout that we had in 2018. 2108, we had the single largest turnout of democratic voters in Georgia history. That number is going to be much higher in 2020, because of recovery from the pandemic, recovery from the systemic injustices that we saw that took the life of Ahmaud Arbery, that took the life of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Those issues are going to be on the ballot, and people know that if we don’t solve this problem in this election, we do not have a future for many people in this country.”
Also: (http://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/stacey-abrams-slams-georgia-leaders-for-incompetence-and-malice-in-election-disaster-84853317609)
Another great interview this morning on the View. Stacey is so eloquent and always has the answer to any question. This shows her depth of knowledge and life experience. What a shame Georgia was cheated of this great leader.
That was a great interview last night
imo the only thing these effers will respond to is personal legal threat = throw these secretaries of state and GOP officials in jail if they won’t do their jobs.
We’re here
Colbert asks Stacey Abrams why she doesn’t demure on the topic of VP:
“I don’t demure because I don’t know how.”
fab.
Great answer
Megan Rapinoe on Colbert:
“People are starting to realize they have a lot more power than they’ve been told….
you don’t have to quit your job…but everyone has the ability to do something.”
Gee! Ya think!
COPS ARE TRASH.
The more you know
“WaPo reports that since the beginning of June, more than a dozen states plus Puerto Rico reported their highest 7-day average of new cases, ever. And so today president trump…announced that he is going to go ahead and hold giant rallies in those states. Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, who have just had their worst week for coronavirus cases since the pandemic began.” (Ali Velshi)
Plus the RNC is reportedly leaning towards Jackson Florida (probably no social distancing or masks) for their convention. Doom has already said he doesn’t want anyone in masks, just crowds cheering for him.
If it happens they will infect others afterwards.
https://images.dailykos.com/images/816504/story_image/1491ckCOMICblmiam.png?1591796295
Thread. This is why it is called systemic
JHC
Yes the tiny group of white guys have lots of time to wage war against people who are not them.
PEA BRAIN Attorney General William Barr:
“Transgender Girls Are Male”
“The U.S. Department of Justice is taking sides in a landmark federal lawsuit, and the man with his thumb on the scale in favor of the lawyers for a Christian rights organization is none other than Attorney General William Barr. The DOJ filed a legal document Tuesday in Hartford, Conn., where the anti-LGBTQ Alliance Defending Freedom is representing three high school girls in their suit to stop transgender girls from competing in school sports.
The Trump Administration has now joined the ADF in resorting to transphobic terms to misidentify trans girls in court documents such as “biological males” and “boys.”” (Fiorbes)
–Um. Trans-men are men. Trans-women are women.
–Barr pushing Opus Dei along with his authoritarian-forward agenda is endangering all of our lives.
New plan, new day, new era.
FREE THE LAND FROM TYRANNY.
ABSOLUTELY!!! I hope that this comes to pass. All this work towards justice and equality for all will all be for naught, otherwise. IMO
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/06/11/liberal-groups-expand-supreme-court-plan-313037
Vrooom! 😍😍😍
I’m pretty sure this guy has trouble sleeping at night. KUDOS to him for righting the wrong, in perpetuity.
Yes, he says his participation via the book will haunt him forever. He’s trying to make up for some of that!
If You Are Not Us….the trump party projects the ugliness in their minds on the world.
While collapsing the government, trump believes he is the chosen one = Autocratic rule.
Subjugating people of color, making government officials his servants. He may be glimpsing otherwise now, but wants to believe he is all-knowing so everyone will say “you’re the greatest”. No love or care for anyone, probably learned white nationalism at his father’s knee. If you’re not a rich white male supporter, you are disposable and less than human. Keeping black and brown people out of the environs is a form of eugenics.
We need a revolution of policy and government and how we talk about them.
New laws.
Buh bye Chris
Indigenous Day is coming.
That last tweet is so moving … I need a little rest.
Thanks for sharing it, nevertheless – made my day.
I wish they would make Indigenous Day a holiday in Canada and the US.
SOON: Biden holds roundtable in Philadelphia on economic reopening – https://abcnews.go.com/live/video/special-live-10
Great discussion, great ideas and comments coming from the participants. Wish they weren’t having so much audio trouble.
Our money.
That’s illegal. Plain & simple. 😖
🤣🤣🤣
I’m all for this. Expand the Court!
FDR tried that and it did not turn out well for him.
Why IS this??? Gnat brain not done killing people yet?
TODville Community, Good Afternoon, All.
🙏💪💙💜❤💪🙏😍👒💁♀️🎩💁♀️
They could also name these bases after attributes that we would like to SEE in our military. Readiness. Perseverance. Integrity. Bravery. Compassion. Rather than men
They just all need to be voted out. Problem solved.
This country is fucked up.
So freakin’ sick of the press trying to humanize this monster. UGH!!!
Who didn’t see this sad outcome. They need to lose their jobs.
What of dirty Doom’s paranoid slander now? We saw his text and the video.
plus a few thingamejigs to pan for gold.
That is definitely some good news – 2020 high primary turnout.
😂😂😂😷👀
Almost cried. Sweet babies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is what it is all about. I hope that they will feel this way about each other and be there for each other all of their lives.
It would be very fitting if they can start singing ‘You going to lose your job’. That should be the anthem for all GOP.
How many fools??
Just law enforcement would be fine with me. Federal marshals seem appropriate to drag that piece-of-shit OUT, along with his crime family. KEEP OUR MILITARY OUT OF DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Wow Scotland!
New post.
https://obamadiary.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/racism-in-plain-sight/
test
https://www.cbs.com/shows/the-late-show-with-stephen-colbert/video/GRMu2pNs2NA59KZ1_vS2b3cb_DSJblEi/the-late-show-6-17-20-kamala-harris-milky-chance-jack-johnson-/