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Want to be a part of something better. Stoic/Philanthropist/Health Policy Advocate & AMERICAN BORN & Believer in Revolution
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It’s plain as day she’s making a calculated political decision to back the establishment branch of the Democratic Party. It’s the wrong decision and I’m surprised she’s sticking it with post
this midterm blowout. You’d think she’d be more emboldened to go back to her roots.
adri ♡ Verified account @socialistadri 3h
Hasan Piker reiterated that AOC backing Hakeem Jeffries for Speaker is a mistake. Endorsing Jeffries for Speaker does not ensure that she will have backing from the establishment for a potential 2028 presidential run:

"I still think it's a mistake for AOC to think that there will be institutional Democrat backing when push comes to shove and she runs for the presidency, if she wants to run at all.

I think her being a rabble rouser and a firebrand in this moment when there's a tremendous amount of appetite from the public, especially with how unbelievably established she is as a major figure in the Democratic Party.

I think that her kind of rocking the boat a little bit instead of playing ball with the leadership would probably be, tactically, a better moment for her. It would actually establish her as the leader of the Democrats in the same way that Bernie is now established as a spiritual leader in the Democratic Party amongst the voters.

I think you play ball with these people AFTER you win, but leading up to that victory you have to fight them. Fighting them is not going to create negative consequences for you."
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Fortune👨🏾‍💻MPH: Health Policy Analyst Verified account @HiiiPowerRevo
It’s actually embarrassing for the Democratic Party to have Chuck Schumer even remotely close to being speaker again in the Senate. His opponent for speakership outclasses him in every category needed to push progressive and populist policies
Drop Site @DropSiteNews 4h
In January, Ryan Grim and Krystal Ball spoke with Sen. Chris Van Hollen about his opposition to U.S. regime-change wars. Grim recalled attending a 2003 University of Maryland speech by then-congressman, where he warned in “incredibly prescient detail” against the impending U.S. invasion of Iraq. More than two decades later, Grim noted, the consequences Van Hollen warned about had played out.

Chris Van Hollen's wife, Katherine Wilkens, is a Middle East scholar at the Carnegie Endowment and a former staff director of the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on the Middle East. In June 2021, as a board member of the humanitarian group Anera, she visited Gaza, Jerusalem and the West Bank. In Gaza, she toured clinics, water projects and a hospital less than two weeks after Israel's brutal 11-day bombardment of that killed 256 Palestinians, including 66 children, and wounded 1,948, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.

On Israel’s actions since 2023, Senator Van Hollen said “the overwhelming weight of the evidence indicates that it meets the definition of genocide.”

@ryangrim | @krystalball
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Fortune👨🏾‍💻MPH: Health Policy Analyst Verified account @HiiiPowerRevo
Ahhh yes after getting wiped
Out in the midterms the republicans are continuing the embracing of Neo Nazis and white Christian nationalists
Mario Nawfal Verified account @MarioNawfal 3h
🇺🇸 Nick Fuentes walked out as the SURPRISE final keynote at a Christian nationalist conference in Texas.

The America First figure closed NXR Studios’ “Christ Is King: America After Trump” conference near Dallas, organized by pastor Joel Webbon.

Fuentes wasn’t originally listed among the announced speakers, which included Alex Jones, JP Sears and James Fishback.

Webbon introduced him as the FINAL keynote, with Fuentes taking the stage in front of a packed room.

Writer: Sol
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