A product of God’s magnanimity.
Accra, Ghana
Joined December 2012
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Guess I ain’t returning back to Ghana ! No place like Home “AFRICA” … Kenya adopt me already !!! 😁 #TheAfricanDiaries
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People of Florida. Y’all better hold your damn head high. We broke state legislature super majorities because we drove turnout while everyone wrote us off.
We have work to do sure, but let’s celebrate the fact we won 17 seats down ballot.
I’m an organizer. And I look forward to getting back to what I love and know best. Organizing THE HELL out of my state.
Let’s get to work!
Biggest Joel retweeted
They are going to need to plant new forests for all of the subpoenas we’ll be printing.
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Democrats will now control the House and Senate and be able to hold Trump accountable. That's great.
At a time of massive income and wealth inequality, we must do more. We must aggressively fight for working families.
No more excuses.
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It’s been a long, dark night. But today I hear in a new way the echoes of Scripture. Weeping endures for the night, but joy comes in the morning.
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The entire Democratic Party owes Zohran Mamdani a huge thank you.
Before he burst onto the scene, the party was directionless. We had lost our way, our mojo, and our confidence. We abandoned the working class, and voters abandoned us in return.
Zohran got us back on track with energy, clarity, and a real connection to the people we left behind. Without him, we might not be where we are today.
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Not to be dramatic but Zohran getting elected as mayor last year maybe changed the course of American politics forever
Looking like Susan Collins would hold on in Maine. That woman is inevitable. I think Platner would have beat her though
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The entire Democratic Party owes a massive debt of gratitude to Zohran Mamdani.
Before his rapid rise, the party was largely rudderless, suffering from a loss of direction, momentum, and self-confidence. By drifting away from the working class, the party naturally saw voters walk away in response.
Mamdani single-handedly corrected the course, bringing vital energy, ideological clarity, and an authentic connection back to the very people who had been left behind.
Without his influence, the party’s current standing would look very different.
