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We don’t have a team. Not Blue. Not Red. All we have are policies that improve (or harm) our lives & the lives of people in our community. That should be our focus.
Democrats deserve every bit of criticism I’ve leveled against them. They should’ve listened & adjusted.
They didn’t have historic #ADOS turnout because, instead of getting out the Black vote with a transformative Black agenda, as I suggested in 2019, they ran on NeverTrump. Instead of listening to our concerns over immigration, they called us xenophobic.
This election outcome was predictable, regardless of whether Kamala Harris had 3 months or 3 years.
But this was all after Biden dropped out late & Harris, an unpopular VP, was anointed.
It’s their fault that they lost. That’s 100% on them. I voted third party. I voted for *MORE* government than Dems had on offer.
Will Dems learn their lesson? We’ll see. But as #ADOS voters, we should understand which agencies, policies, & regulations benefit us & support them, regardless of who’s in office.
Remember that welfare got gutted under Bill Clinton & too many people didn’t notice because they were invested in party, not policy.
That should never happen again, but it requires more attention to politics than too many of us are willing to give.
That’s the message
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This should be very interesting
Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. nytimes.com/2026/10/27/world…
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Following up on @BreakingBrown show last night discussing how ppl deify certain leaders, did yall know the original declaration of New Afrika said “by the grace of Malcolm” which later got replaced with “the Grace of our Creator”
They literally referred to Malcolm like a deity
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The number of Texans receiving food stamps has hit a 17-year low as the federal government tightens eligibility and the state struggles to process applications in a timely manner.
Nationally, SNAP enrollment is also at a 17-year low. bit.ly/4sEWnlf
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None of this is correct. It's a team sport because the team is required to score the goal. Every soccer player who is any good got that way by taking on entire teams by themselves when they were little kids.
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The Pentagon wants every major U.S. military base to run for 90 days without outside help if a war cuts off power and supply chains. Britain is telling families to keep canned food, bottled water and cash on hand to get through 3 days of disruption.
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we are so cooked.
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@tonetalks been warning. Hope y'all are ready.
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Student tenant organizer Jack Bernard: Real students are in housing units that are catching on fire over landlord neglected maintenance problems, receiving no compensation for these grave threats to life and safety.
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"Black students and teachers reported being called racial slurs by Latino students, the N-word was commonly used among non-Black students, and where complaints by Black students were often dismissed or minimized by administrators and non-Black staff"
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It’s over fam. I watched this dude all season and I’m telling you he doesn’t make adjustments. He is here off the teams talent alone.
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He should have gotten pissed during the game. This was the time to show them that your pissed before an elimination game.
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Is there a reason that more people can't simply use the word racism or state that some of these comments, ads, or statements about El-Sayed are racist? It seems like racism or calling someone a racist is a more to the point and direct term as opposed to Islamophobia.
If you want to debate policy issues, that is fine. That's a good thing. But I've got a real problem with the Islamophobia coming from @MikeRogersforMI and his campaign.
Michiganders will see through it.
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Holy shit it appears there may be a coverup happening in real time involving FanDuel and Rob Gronkowksi.
The account CodyBrownBets has been called out for being a corporate account pretending to be a person based on patents. The government links to these patents are now being used in community notes on Cody’s posts to provide evidence he’s not a real person (or is and sold his account to be controlled by someone else).
The Cody account denied the allegations last night and then once the post was hit with community notes last night containing the patents, the post was deleted [An attempt to kill the community note?]
This is a problem for FanDuel because it collaborates with CodyBrownBets all the time. There are allegations that FanDuel, or its close partners, control the account in order to artificially engineer bets from the public on certain teams to balance its books.
Rob Gronkowki collaborated with CodyBrownBets and some of the evidence of that has been deleted too - attached is evidence that still exists (for now).
It’s certainly possible Gronk and FD have done nothing wrong, but it’s time for them to answer questions about their knowledge and relationship with the CodyBrownBets account. Also if Cody is a real human, now would be a good time to finally show his face.
Let’s hope a former NFL player isn’t knowingly helping FD deceive millions of fans.
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“El Paso Police Chief Peter Pacillas said in a statement that the department was looking into whether the group, ‘reportedly including young people,’ violated any laws, including disorderly conduct ‘or other applicable offenses.’”
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The videos were posted to social media over the weekend. “It hurts,” said Carl B. Dwyer Jr., the El Paso branch president of the NAACP. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/kkk…
