Do these political fundraising texts actually generate meaningful donations? I do actually donate to campaigns, but I unsubscribe and block every single one of these messages—doesn't matter the candidate or cause or whatever your eight paragraph screed "from Jimmy Kimmel" says
I'm assuming it costs you some amount of money to do this. But why are you spending money to piss people off? Does this work for boomers who think they're getting texts from George? I have questions!!! (And mostly just want off of these lists, PLEASE)
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Now that we're back on the ground if everyone could please add their expenses to the splitwise so we can settle up thanks girlies love you best trip ever <3<3<3
Now getting served TikToks of @CoryBooker’s college football highlights… you know what, hell ya
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From an operational security perspective, this is the highest level of fuckup imaginable. These people cannot keep America safe.
American war planning usually takes place in highly secure facilities. But the Trump administration planned its strikes on the Houthis using a group chat—and accidentally included The Atlantic’s editor in chief, @JeffreyGoldberg. theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
I get that we are in crisis and all but can we PLEASE cool it with the six paragraph fundraising texts??? I’m averaging eight a day and I am MISERABLE
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The stock market is down but at least everything is more expensive and services are getting shittier. On the other hand we have more measles. To be fair, they are finally delivering the reductions in FAA and National Parks staff that people have been demanding.
"Nobody gets treated worse than I do online" after highlighting the girl who's there bc someone distributed fake porn with her face is reeeeally something
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These are not political news cycle issues. Trump is transforming what the United States is as a country in the world into a far right, authoritarian, transactional, valueless oligarchy aligned with the world's autocracies.
An Army vet friend sent me an open letter to Congress to stop the mass firings of veterans (among many others) from the civil service. Signing as a concerned citizen is a simple thing, but in these mostly bad times it felt nice to do even a small something chamberlainnetwork.us/sign-o…
