Marcus W. retweeted
We need to stop confusing the political necessity of building broad coalitions with the idea that whiteness is a prerequisite for electability.
We need to let go of this mythology that we need the majority of the yt vote. The Democratic Party as we know it today has never received or relied upon the majority of yt ppl to vote for democrats.
Barack Obama was not elected by a majority yt vote. let me say it again, BARACK OBAMA WAS NOT ELECTED BY A MAJORITY YT VOTE.
A polarity did which was just enough but his campaign was a diverse coalition and is a reflection of the multi racial society we live in. So if ppl want to win they have to let go of this false idea that we need a yt savior to win an election.
Marcus W. retweeted
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE RANKS THE TOP 10 BEST SONGS HE EVER MADE IN HIS CAREER 🚨
1. WHAT GOES AROUND… COMES AROUND
2. MIRRORS
3. MY LOVE
4. SEXYBACK
5. CRY ME A RIVER
6. ROCK YOUR BODY
7. UNTIL THE END OF TIME
8. PUSHER LOVE GIRL
9. STRAWBERRY BUBBLEGUM
10. LOVESTONED
"endorsing a man who stood with Hasan Piker and his antisemitic bile was always a tough fit for me" BUT I PROUDLY ENDORSED A RACIST ISLAMAPHOBE. This woman needs to move to Tel-Aviv and run for something, because she doesn't gaf about the residents of Michigan.
Yall notice how ms Haley was all in the news leading up to the election and now she's nowhere to be found? I hope she's in her lil empty office mad as hell 😂😂😂😂😂
Marcus W. retweeted
Quite frankly I think it’s idiotic to suggest that Kamala Harris shouldn’t run again just because she lost to Donald Trump in 2024. And I have yet to hear a good response to why she shouldn’t run.
That election was not a referendum on her ability to lead but a reflection of the ignorance and disinformation that flooded the electorate. When we talk about that election we cannot leave out the facts.
Over 75m ppl voted for Kamala Harris and she did that in 107 days. Kamala Harris is the second most voted for democratic nominee in US history. We did not go anywhere we are clearly still here and the tide has shifted. This next presidential election will be the opportunity.
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I’m waking up struck by the amount of firsts with these midterm elections:
-First black female governor in US history
-First Muslim Senator
-First openly gay Senator
-First female Native American Governor
-First female Native American Senator
-First Latina Governor in Texas history
-First female Governor in Ohio history
-First elected female Senator in South Carolina history
-First Black Governor in Florida history
-First elected Latino governor in California history
-First Kansas Democratic Senator this century/in 94 years
-First Congress set up for Black Speaker of the House
