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Byrnes is the greatest bar in philadelphia and possibly the world. I had four draft miller lites and a bowl of delicious crab soup for $16 and change. And chit chat! Which was free!
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We cannot build power for the working class here at home while workers are slaughtered overseas.
This is a moment where we must hold our allies’ feet to the fire. Together we're going to pass the PRO Act and end foreign wars so we can focus on winning the class war here at home
Our union is proud to have been one of the first unions to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, and our General President @Jimmy_iupat, along with our members, will continue calling on the federal government to stop funding the genocide. That’s a promise.
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Add @AFLCIO to @LIUNA @IBEW @iuoe_union and @UAPipeTrades of industrial unions backing permitting reform. More energy, more clean, more jobs, data centers pay fair share, lower cost. Thats quite the deal.
This is BIG. @aflcio just endorsed our bipartisan permitting reform bill. BAAJA means new, family-supporting jobs and a brighter clean energy future.
bike boycott is so dumb and art haywood was the only politician to have an appropriate response, which was literally one sentence to the effect of, “targeting small Jewish businesses won’t end a genocide.” The grand statements are just as retarded as the boycott itself imho.
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The elite media absolutely never talks about how the Mexican left utterly crushed the corrupt narco-establishment in Mexico and instituted a wildly popular democratic socialist government that’s still going strong after eight years because they wouldn’t want to give you any ideas
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This is really well done.
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Fielder needs to reconnect with her labor union collaborator interviewed here (Robert Bair, president of the Pennsylvania Building Trades) on a more realistic labor-led energy politics for Pennsylvania. kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/com…
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A perfect distillation of why workers moved on Tuesday. The more progressive politics are associated with working-class leaders like Jimmy Williams, as opposed to the alphabet soup of liberal NGOs, the better.
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I think this is right.
It's not just that Talarico (et al) combines elements of left populism, abundance pragmatism, and cultural moderation. It's also that the definitions of "left" and "moderate" are in flux.
Take "left." Talarico's all-of-the-above position on energy, eg, would have been grounds for near excommunication from the climate left during the heights of the Green New Deal era. But many leftists now proudly claim him as one of their own, in part bc of his rhetoric on corporate abuse of power and "not left vs right, but top v bottom."
So what we're seeing might be fusionism. But just as importantly, the elements being fused are in flux.
one of the Gen Z guys I work with is always saying “scuba” and doing a lil dance… is this a Gen Z thing or is my little cutie just a weirdo?
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