We need to understand how politics is SUPPOSED to work so we can use our votes and voices to hold politicians accountable. We need a crash course in US government and politics so that we can work together to fix what has broken instead of just trying to survive amongst the rubble.

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America has strayed so far away from the system our forefathers created that it's going to be incredibly hard to find our way back.

At a time like this, we need civic education more than ever. We need to remember our history. 3/4

I don't think anyone could have anticipated that a President of the United States would bully the Smithsonian into changing museum displays, force ivy league universities to remove certain courses, and withhold funding from K-12 schools across the country until they change their curriculum. 2/4

Yay Virgos!

I think independent redistricting commissions would be a great idea in every state, so we agree there! Otherwise, a second body with longer terms and larger districts would just be a Senate by another name.

I get it. If I lived in California, New York, or Texas, I would hate the Senate too because it seems so undemocratic. However, it was part of the “Great Compromise” for a reason. Our friends in small states would quickly get tired of being outvoted in Congress on issues important to them.

Hate to be a Debbie Downer, but the Senate is there to counterbalance the House. With elections every two years in the House and members only having to win the votes of a few thousand neighbors instead of their whole states, Congress would be even more useless and chaotic without the Senate.

Heard a guy say once that she invented Hip-Hip, which is laughably untrue, but she did help introduce it to a mainstream audience with the song “Rapture” and its video.

For people who don’t want to click the link, it’s a Facebook reel of a casino slot machine for the Big Beautiful Bill, and it’s preposterous.

Polling relies on scientific methodology, but none of that matters if you don’t have the right sample. It’s all about who they include in their sample and whether those people accurately represent the voters who will participate in the election.

How can one statement be this depressing and this hilarious at the same time?!