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Also what she said. bsky.app/profile/emil...
I'm seeing ppl say Booker's filibuster won't "do anything" & "doesn't require courage".
& fr, idk what people want. He's using the only tool Dems have: gumming up the works. To get useful attn he'll have to speak, standing, for HOURS. idk many ppl w the courage to commit to that kind of thing do u?
& fr, idk what people want. He's using the only tool Dems have: gumming up the works. To get useful attn he'll have to speak, standing, for HOURS. idk many ppl w the courage to commit to that kind of thing do u?
April 1, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Also what she said. bsky.app/profile/emil...
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@parkermolloy.com published the whole transcript here, and it's bold and glorious and what a lot of us wish a lot more Democrats would say. www.readtpa.com/p/watch-illi...
March 25, 2025 at 3:04 AM
@parkermolloy.com published the whole transcript here, and it's bold and glorious and what a lot of us wish a lot more Democrats would say. www.readtpa.com/p/watch-illi...
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Remember: Incorporating boycotts into your daily life is often easier than you think. Just because something isn't a big name brand, doesn't mean its quality is less.
If you have a Kroger's store near you, for instance, Kroger brands are often pretty cheap. And they're Pro-DEI policy.
If you have a Kroger's store near you, for instance, Kroger brands are often pretty cheap. And they're Pro-DEI policy.
These 18 companies are keeping DEI programs, from Apple to Costco
Dozens of companies have rolled back support for diversity, equity and inclusion programs, but these 18 haven't. Here's why they are keeping them.
www.azcentral.com
March 23, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Remember: Incorporating boycotts into your daily life is often easier than you think. Just because something isn't a big name brand, doesn't mean its quality is less.
If you have a Kroger's store near you, for instance, Kroger brands are often pretty cheap. And they're Pro-DEI policy.
If you have a Kroger's store near you, for instance, Kroger brands are often pretty cheap. And they're Pro-DEI policy.
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Social Security recipients live on an average of $58 a day—an amount Lutnick likely couldn’t survive on for a single day.
March 23, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Social Security recipients live on an average of $58 a day—an amount Lutnick likely couldn’t survive on for a single day.