Charles T. Primm
@charlesprimm.bsky.social
Proud Union Member. SEIU #775💯. Home Care Worker. Down Syndrome Advocate. Jazz Drummer🎶. UBC Vancouver 🇨🇦.Border Collie and Convergence Zone Enthusiast
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The new Ken Burns documentary is on PBS right now.
November 17, 2025 at 1:09 AM
The new Ken Burns documentary is on PBS right now.
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November 14, 2025 at 5:28 PM
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This is what happens when Mike Johnson gives them another day off. Ronny starts day drinking again.
November 14, 2025 at 10:33 PM
This is what happens when Mike Johnson gives them another day off. Ronny starts day drinking again.
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Trump is now in that stage of dementia where he’s locked himself inside his house while blasting phantom of the opera music at the imaginary people outside
November 14, 2025 at 10:11 PM
Trump is now in that stage of dementia where he’s locked himself inside his house while blasting phantom of the opera music at the imaginary people outside
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This Day in Labor History: November 14, 1903. Leading unionists and female reformers met in Boston to create the Women’s Trade Union League. This was an effort to support unions for women workers and to fight the plague of sweatshops that defined the lives of so many women in the years!!!
November 14, 2025 at 1:32 PM
This Day in Labor History: November 14, 1903. Leading unionists and female reformers met in Boston to create the Women’s Trade Union League. This was an effort to support unions for women workers and to fight the plague of sweatshops that defined the lives of so many women in the years!!!
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This Day in Labor History: November 11, 1942. The CIO began its annual convention. It created the Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination, an official effort to combat racial discrimination on the job within the government, at the workplace, and among its own members.
November 11, 2025 at 1:22 PM
This Day in Labor History: November 11, 1942. The CIO began its annual convention. It created the Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination, an official effort to combat racial discrimination on the job within the government, at the workplace, and among its own members.
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My calculation for the 6,000 estimate (actually around 6,400) is [Signatures validated in Seattle] minus [votes cast in Seattle]. Of course, some people didn't vote in the mayor's race and there are also challenged ballots that could still be cured.
November 11, 2025 at 12:26 AM
My calculation for the 6,000 estimate (actually around 6,400) is [Signatures validated in Seattle] minus [votes cast in Seattle]. Of course, some people didn't vote in the mayor's race and there are also challenged ballots that could still be cured.
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Absolutely foolish, nonsensical, and weak line of “attack” against the Affordable Care Acts.
It improved the lives of 24 million people who didn’t have insurance.
It didn’t do a single thing to worsen the already highly disorganized dynamics of American Healthcare.
It improved the lives of 24 million people who didn’t have insurance.
It didn’t do a single thing to worsen the already highly disorganized dynamics of American Healthcare.
November 10, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Absolutely foolish, nonsensical, and weak line of “attack” against the Affordable Care Acts.
It improved the lives of 24 million people who didn’t have insurance.
It didn’t do a single thing to worsen the already highly disorganized dynamics of American Healthcare.
It improved the lives of 24 million people who didn’t have insurance.
It didn’t do a single thing to worsen the already highly disorganized dynamics of American Healthcare.
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We just won on Tuesday…
JFC
JFC
November 10, 2025 at 2:58 AM
We just won on Tuesday…
JFC
JFC
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Proud to partner with @couriernewsroom.bsky.social to launch “The Diagnosis”
The suffering of Americans from this administration’s policies will not go untold.
Hope you’ll tune in.
The suffering of Americans from this administration’s policies will not go untold.
Hope you’ll tune in.
November 7, 2025 at 9:34 PM
Proud to partner with @couriernewsroom.bsky.social to launch “The Diagnosis”
The suffering of Americans from this administration’s policies will not go untold.
Hope you’ll tune in.
The suffering of Americans from this administration’s policies will not go untold.
Hope you’ll tune in.
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On Monday, RFK posted a rambling video on the HHS X account showing a series of graphs and directly stating that vaccines have had minimal impact on human health and saving lives.
Today, in response, we brought our own graphs.
We will not let his dangerous nonsense go unanswered.
Today, in response, we brought our own graphs.
We will not let his dangerous nonsense go unanswered.
October 2, 2025 at 2:18 PM
On Monday, RFK posted a rambling video on the HHS X account showing a series of graphs and directly stating that vaccines have had minimal impact on human health and saving lives.
Today, in response, we brought our own graphs.
We will not let his dangerous nonsense go unanswered.
Today, in response, we brought our own graphs.
We will not let his dangerous nonsense go unanswered.
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This Day in Labor History: November 9, 1935. The Committee for Industrial Organization (later the Congress of Industrial Organizations) was created. Let's talk about the CIO and how it transformed the American labor movement!
November 9, 2025 at 1:12 PM
This Day in Labor History: November 9, 1935. The Committee for Industrial Organization (later the Congress of Industrial Organizations) was created. Let's talk about the CIO and how it transformed the American labor movement!
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Unions serve as the most powerful counterweight to concentrated wealth.
November 7, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Unions serve as the most powerful counterweight to concentrated wealth.
The Prez snaps up another McPounder
November 8, 2025 at 3:17 AM
The Prez snaps up another McPounder
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With another 56,000 votes counted in the Seattle mayor's race, Katie Wilson has narrowed the gap with incumbent Bruce Harrell to just 4,300 votes, and received just under 55 percent of the vote in the latest count, with perhaps 50,000 votes remaining to be counted. That's a solid turnaround.
November 7, 2025 at 11:45 PM
With another 56,000 votes counted in the Seattle mayor's race, Katie Wilson has narrowed the gap with incumbent Bruce Harrell to just 4,300 votes, and received just under 55 percent of the vote in the latest count, with perhaps 50,000 votes remaining to be counted. That's a solid turnaround.
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As Mayor, Harrell Paid for Luxury Upgrades on City Trips, Including a $12,000 Flight and a $1,000-a-Night Hotel
Now he wants voters to believe he represents the working class—and that his opponent, renter Katie Wilson, is an out-of touch-elite.
publicola.com/2025/11/04/h...
Now he wants voters to believe he represents the working class—and that his opponent, renter Katie Wilson, is an out-of touch-elite.
publicola.com/2025/11/04/h...
As Mayor, Harrell Paid for Luxury Upgrades on City Trips, Including a $12,000 Flight and $1,000-a-Night Hotels - PubliCola
Now he wants voters to believe he represents the working class—and that his opponent, renter Katie Wilson, is an out-of…
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November 4, 2025 at 10:46 PM
As Mayor, Harrell Paid for Luxury Upgrades on City Trips, Including a $12,000 Flight and a $1,000-a-Night Hotel
Now he wants voters to believe he represents the working class—and that his opponent, renter Katie Wilson, is an out-of touch-elite.
publicola.com/2025/11/04/h...
Now he wants voters to believe he represents the working class—and that his opponent, renter Katie Wilson, is an out-of touch-elite.
publicola.com/2025/11/04/h...
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This Day in Labor History: November 4, 1942. Copper miners in Butte, Montana went on strike to protest the use of Black miners on the job. Worse, these were members of the leftist Mine, Mill. Let's talk about hate strikes and white workers again choosing their racial identity over class identity!
November 4, 2025 at 1:46 PM
This Day in Labor History: November 4, 1942. Copper miners in Butte, Montana went on strike to protest the use of Black miners on the job. Worse, these were members of the leftist Mine, Mill. Let's talk about hate strikes and white workers again choosing their racial identity over class identity!
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Your vote in California is important. Vote YES on 50 today!
November 4, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Your vote in California is important. Vote YES on 50 today!
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This Day in Labor History: November 1, 1879. The Carlisle Indian School opened in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. This school, central to the genocidal project to end Native American culture in the late nineteenth century, was replicated across the nation. Work was central to the genocidal project!
November 1, 2025 at 1:25 PM
This Day in Labor History: November 1, 1879. The Carlisle Indian School opened in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. This school, central to the genocidal project to end Native American culture in the late nineteenth century, was replicated across the nation. Work was central to the genocidal project!
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And I would like to challenge this person to get a real job
October 28, 2025 at 12:03 AM
And I would like to challenge this person to get a real job
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Hairy Woodpecker. Wisconsin. 2025. Photo by me.
These woodpeckers are year-long residents of Wisconsin. Their diet is primarily insects, but they'll readily come to bird feeders. They especially love suet! #birdfacts 🪶
#birds #wildlifephotography #birding #nature #animals
These woodpeckers are year-long residents of Wisconsin. Their diet is primarily insects, but they'll readily come to bird feeders. They especially love suet! #birdfacts 🪶
#birds #wildlifephotography #birding #nature #animals
October 27, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Hairy Woodpecker. Wisconsin. 2025. Photo by me.
These woodpeckers are year-long residents of Wisconsin. Their diet is primarily insects, but they'll readily come to bird feeders. They especially love suet! #birdfacts 🪶
#birds #wildlifephotography #birding #nature #animals
These woodpeckers are year-long residents of Wisconsin. Their diet is primarily insects, but they'll readily come to bird feeders. They especially love suet! #birdfacts 🪶
#birds #wildlifephotography #birding #nature #animals
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City Official Used Internal Teams Chat to Solicit Department Directors’ Contact Info on Behalf of Harrell Campaign
At least 21 department directors gave OED Director Markham McIntyre their contact information, which he used to solicit support for their boss’s campaign.
publicola.com/2025/10/27/c...
At least 21 department directors gave OED Director Markham McIntyre their contact information, which he used to solicit support for their boss’s campaign.
publicola.com/2025/10/27/c...
City Official Used Internal Teams Chat to Solicit Department Directors' Contact Info on Behalf of Harrell Campaign - PubliCola
At least 21 department directors gave OED Director Markham McIntyre their contact information, which he used to solicit support for…
publicola.com
October 28, 2025 at 1:04 AM
City Official Used Internal Teams Chat to Solicit Department Directors’ Contact Info on Behalf of Harrell Campaign
At least 21 department directors gave OED Director Markham McIntyre their contact information, which he used to solicit support for their boss’s campaign.
publicola.com/2025/10/27/c...
At least 21 department directors gave OED Director Markham McIntyre their contact information, which he used to solicit support for their boss’s campaign.
publicola.com/2025/10/27/c...
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This Day in Labor History: October 26, 1825. The Erie Canal opened, eight years after construction commenced. This engineering marvel would have enormous impacts on the future of American work, including spurring ever-greater industrialization. It also killed over 1,000 workers building it!
October 26, 2025 at 12:55 PM
This Day in Labor History: October 26, 1825. The Erie Canal opened, eight years after construction commenced. This engineering marvel would have enormous impacts on the future of American work, including spurring ever-greater industrialization. It also killed over 1,000 workers building it!