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Demonstrators rallied outside the Jackson City Hall, where U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and other state leaders were meeting, to advocate for affidavit ballots to continue being counted without interference.
Read more about it here: ow.ly/8MIG5105fan
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I already knew Mississippi was done with the lies.
So my brother and I decided to tell a new story.
Originally posted 9.4.25, the day after Scott announced his run.
Lmfaooo I remember when I was a clerk in congress, trying to get staff to put their pronouns in their bios.. baby they looked at me like I was SILLLLLLLLY.
2019, boy that was a time
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Opening a small business in DC shouldn’t require an insider.
Mary Quillian of @MrHenrysDC and @AllisterChang joined FOX 5 to explain why we’re urging the next mayor to appoint a small business czar with authority to resolve agency disputes.
Sign on: smallbizcapitaldc.com
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Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan of the “I’ve Had It” podcast have posted a new video slamming Turning Point for its coordinated boycott of their podcast, which has resulted in over a dozen advertisers stating they will no longer advertise on the show.
They specifically mention a tweet by @AndrewKolvet — a longtime friend of Charlie Kirk and a producer and co-host of the Charlie Kirk Show — in which he says about the duo:
“If they apologize for being part of a toxic and evil culture that perpetuates violence against conservatives, I might actually be willing to listen.”
Welch and Sullivan have come under fire from conservatives after they laughed at a tweet on their post-midterm election show that joked, “we’re digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again.”
Erika Kirk has also criticized the podcast hosts and Dave Chappelle in a new tweet, but she did not mention them by name
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I'm Dr. Annie Andrews. I’m a pediatrician, not a politician. But either way I know how to handle people who are full of sh*t.
Today I am announcing my campaign for US Senate to replace Lindsey Graham. RT if you're with me.
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Hakeem Jeffries’ district had the largest Black population decline in NYC as his campaign took in millions from developers. For decades, his district was ground zero for deed theft, and he conveniently ignored it until activists forced him to address it!
FlowWell’s been open for two months. Owning is business is tough— some days, boy…
But this morning, watching my best friend teach a room full of Black folks is a reminder of why I said yes.
Cause we deserve these spaces
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Young Black women in rural Mississippi are trying like hell to make sure no ballot gets thrown out unfairly in the Scott Colom race. They are DMing friends and chasing down people who need to verify their IDs. My story (gift link) on the phenomenon: wapo.st/4AbqTpg
We’re bringing back our Black Men’s Yoga Program at FlowWell 🖤
I’m teaching Strong Flow at 7pm.
Grab ya homies and pull up on me!
Flowwellyoga.com
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El-Sayed on Trump and Stephen Miller: "He decides to hire the most broken man to continue to run the most dysfunctional White House we've seen. I don't know what Stephen Miller has actually contributed to our culture, our society, in any real way, except to make us more angry and stoke the worst kind of fear and vitriol."
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Fascinating organizing tactic by the @scott_colom field campaign to stop knocking doors and start organizing workers who weren't being reached through traditional methods
Kinda reminds me of Bernie with the meatpackers in Iowa
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There are a lot of reasons why, including high unemployment, unaffordable rent and rising living costs.
But housing attorneys also point to city policy decisions, including steep cuts to emergency rental assistance and changes to the eviction process under the RENTAL Act.
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If there's one person incoming Dems should listen to:
Dems won big on an affordability message, but as @linamkhan said via @CrookedMedia last year, "How much can you fix affordability without demanding some type of accountability" from corporate players?





















