Mighty Hunter
@mightyhunter.bsky.social
Gen-X aged cishet white dude. Brooklynite. Husband. RPG enthusiast. Leftist in theory. Hard outside, soft inside.
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My employer WISHES he ran a Fortune 500 Co.
The VC boys in Texas will make it happen, they tell him. Any day now
The VC boys in Texas will make it happen, they tell him. Any day now
November 10, 2025 at 9:12 PM
My employer WISHES he ran a Fortune 500 Co.
The VC boys in Texas will make it happen, they tell him. Any day now
The VC boys in Texas will make it happen, they tell him. Any day now
They actually did.
It was sandwich wraps.
It was sandwich wraps.
November 10, 2025 at 8:57 PM
They actually did.
It was sandwich wraps.
It was sandwich wraps.
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I'd focus my anger on an organ that is forced to be more intimately connected to the base: the DSCC.
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Phone (202) 224-2447
info@dscc.org
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Phone (202) 224-2447
info@dscc.org
November 10, 2025 at 2:22 PM
I'd focus my anger on an organ that is forced to be more intimately connected to the base: the DSCC.
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Phone (202) 224-2447
info@dscc.org
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Phone (202) 224-2447
info@dscc.org
Here's the purity test for Dem. US Senators running for (re)election in 2026: "Do you like the current Dem. leadership in the Senate."
If the answer is anything other than an unequivocal "no," then they should not get your vote.
If the answer is anything other than an unequivocal "no," then they should not get your vote.
November 10, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Here's the purity test for Dem. US Senators running for (re)election in 2026: "Do you like the current Dem. leadership in the Senate."
If the answer is anything other than an unequivocal "no," then they should not get your vote.
If the answer is anything other than an unequivocal "no," then they should not get your vote.
And, to be clear, you believe abolishing the US Senate and SCOTUS achieves these goals?
November 10, 2025 at 1:12 PM
And, to be clear, you believe abolishing the US Senate and SCOTUS achieves these goals?
They want a lower cost of living.
The people don't want to abolish the Senate (yet), they want Senators who hear them and advocate on their behalf.
They want people to listen and show up for them.
In the absence of that from representative democratic institutions, can you do that? Is so, do it.
The people don't want to abolish the Senate (yet), they want Senators who hear them and advocate on their behalf.
They want people to listen and show up for them.
In the absence of that from representative democratic institutions, can you do that? Is so, do it.
November 10, 2025 at 12:46 PM
They want a lower cost of living.
The people don't want to abolish the Senate (yet), they want Senators who hear them and advocate on their behalf.
They want people to listen and show up for them.
In the absence of that from representative democratic institutions, can you do that? Is so, do it.
The people don't want to abolish the Senate (yet), they want Senators who hear them and advocate on their behalf.
They want people to listen and show up for them.
In the absence of that from representative democratic institutions, can you do that? Is so, do it.
Don't just add to the political noise and advocating for action that sounds good. Listen. Learn.
The next mayor of NYC (where I live) listened to people for at least a YEAR about what they wanted before his run. It paid off.
The people don't want a general strike (yet)...
The next mayor of NYC (where I live) listened to people for at least a YEAR about what they wanted before his run. It paid off.
The people don't want a general strike (yet)...
November 10, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Don't just add to the political noise and advocating for action that sounds good. Listen. Learn.
The next mayor of NYC (where I live) listened to people for at least a YEAR about what they wanted before his run. It paid off.
The people don't want a general strike (yet)...
The next mayor of NYC (where I live) listened to people for at least a YEAR about what they wanted before his run. It paid off.
The people don't want a general strike (yet)...