Cass Creech
@casscreech.bsky.social
Legislative Director, MI House;
Chair, Ypsi Township Park Commission;
Former English Teacher and Bartender
Unapologetically pro-worker, pro-climate, & pro-abortion
Chair, Ypsi Township Park Commission;
Former English Teacher and Bartender
Unapologetically pro-worker, pro-climate, & pro-abortion
We will wear the shame of actions being taken in our name for generations.
Anything less than wholesale rejection of the faceless, thuggish terrorizing of our peaceful communities is cowardice and a betrayal of our shared humanity.
Anything less than wholesale rejection of the faceless, thuggish terrorizing of our peaceful communities is cowardice and a betrayal of our shared humanity.
June 27, 2025 at 2:10 PM
We will wear the shame of actions being taken in our name for generations.
Anything less than wholesale rejection of the faceless, thuggish terrorizing of our peaceful communities is cowardice and a betrayal of our shared humanity.
Anything less than wholesale rejection of the faceless, thuggish terrorizing of our peaceful communities is cowardice and a betrayal of our shared humanity.
#1- Correct. The I in USAID stands for “international.” And the MAGA obsession w/ LGBTQ people is absolutely a threat to queer Americans
#2- USAID does not give money to terrorists. You might remember we were at war in Afghanistan for 20 years. We have a duty to help civilians—as we have always done
#2- USAID does not give money to terrorists. You might remember we were at war in Afghanistan for 20 years. We have a duty to help civilians—as we have always done
February 5, 2025 at 11:19 PM
#1- Correct. The I in USAID stands for “international.” And the MAGA obsession w/ LGBTQ people is absolutely a threat to queer Americans
#2- USAID does not give money to terrorists. You might remember we were at war in Afghanistan for 20 years. We have a duty to help civilians—as we have always done
#2- USAID does not give money to terrorists. You might remember we were at war in Afghanistan for 20 years. We have a duty to help civilians—as we have always done
Today, I took an oath to serve as Park Commissioner for Ypsilanti Township. I’m incredibly honored to be able to work for our community, and I look forward to making sure our parks remain “third spaces” that we can all be proud to share with our families and friends.
November 19, 2024 at 11:45 PM
Today, I took an oath to serve as Park Commissioner for Ypsilanti Township. I’m incredibly honored to be able to work for our community, and I look forward to making sure our parks remain “third spaces” that we can all be proud to share with our families and friends.