*checks notes*

The majority of white men & women voters who chose this yet again as always since the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Everyone else who voted for it too.

Everyone who sat out

Everyone who voted against it but spent the whole time suppressing the vote

Access journalists normalizing it…

All of those "sTeRnLy WriTtEn LetTeRs" you unoriginal, humorless, same joke having, insufferable, whiny, perpetually dissatisfied, miserable, clown ass fuckknuckles bitch and moan about every day on here with your one stupid fucking "joke" are why all these hearings are happening right now. Idiots.

Thread time because I’m annoyed by a few posts. Democrats have never abandoned the working class, you just like white populists who speak like annoying 1st-yr college kids. The WHITE working class abandoned Democrats in 1964 when the Civil Rights Act passed, like *every other class* of white voters.

Today’s thread on some things happening this time last yr during the campaign:

Despite Fain’s recent behavior, UAW had endorsed Kamala Harris this time last year. The United Auto Workers Union has endorsed Kamala Harris for President. This was their thread: x.com/uaw/status/1...

In a Presidential primary, you typically vote for the person who best fits what you want.

When an incumbent President runs in a primary, he usually keeps his Vice President on the ticket, & you’re casting a vote for both with the expectation the VP will fill in if anything happens. Kinda the job.

The Democratic Senators you hate also voted “No” against the budget that rips healthcare from millions. If you bothered to read or develop a personality beyond an oedipus or electra complex w/ them as your parent you’d know that. You don’t have to blindly bash people actively trying to help you.

The attorneys involved say this isn't what happened.
katiephang.substack.com/p/new-scotus...

It's not a narrative. It is centuries of white supremacy and anti-blackness. It's white people voting majority/plurality in every presidential election since Democrats passed the 1964 Civil Rights Act. That's 15 straight elections.