I did not foresee BDD being on the right side of this issue.
Radical Dude (against the next war) retweeted
Hasan Piker is fucking correct about Haley Stevens:
"Look, don't get mad at me for saying this but, who died and made Haley Stevens the Queen of Black people in Detroit?
Jim Clyburn makes sense. He's one of the most powerful Black Democrats in the country. Totally makes sense. But why Haley Stevens? Why is she the Queen of Black people and Jewish people? She's neither. She's a white woman.
How is there this weird transitive property between centrist Democrats where they get to speak for all Jewish people and Black people as white ladies, or better yet, as white men, because Joe Biden did that, too."
These polls from Louisiana and South Carolina showing Dems with a chance are just too much for me to comprehend right now. If this is as big a bloodbath as it is starting to seem, we’re going to get some really fun hearings in the next couple years.
Radical Dude (against the next war) retweeted
Mallory McMorrow on CNN:
“I have no idea what the hell Haley Stevens is doing.”
#MichiganSenate
He did not and I hope he adds you to the defamation suit you fucking ghoul
Hasan Piker outrageously compared Detroit's Jews to the KKK in his livestream last night, saying their "supremacist attitude" is "identical."
It's disgusting to compare American Jews to a white supremacist extremist movement that terrorizes Black and Jewish Americans — and that @ADL has spent over a century fighting.
The irony of comparing Jews to a movement whose very ideology is steeped in Jew hatred is apparently lost on him.
More genocide denial. Why do we let these people have public platforms?
The Nakba, as it has come to be known, never happened. There were Palestinians who were indeed driven out of their homes — not unlike Indians, Koreans, Germans, French, Jews across the Arab world, and others who were driven out of their homes but in much larger numbers. But the Holocaust-ization of the Israeli war of independence (which left about 13,000 dead out of a population of roughly 1.4 million Palestinian Arabs) is a historical fever dream mostly concocted by the KGB in the service of the Soviet Union’s war against the “Zionist entity.”
Israel isn’t in the grips of genocidal mania!
They just want to exterminate their neighbors, regardless of who is in government.
No @mehdirhasan, Israel is not in the grip of “genocidal mania.” And that’s an ugly accusation to make. Here’s the deal: Israel ain’t going back to Oct 6th. And you got Hamas to blame for that. But you are correct, that since Oct 7th, it’s not “only Netanyahu.” It’s ALL of Israel. Again, Israel ain’t going back to Oct 6th. No matter who the prime minister is. Israel will no longer live next door to people who want to exterminate them. Those days are done. And that’s a good thing. And, again, who’s to blame for this? Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and all the other Islamist orgs & states in the region who want to exterminate Israel. Thanks Mehdi.
Sounds like nukes to me. Someone should do something about this Trump guy.
Senator @ChrisMurphyCT reveals that war plan briefings by the administration show that Trump and Israel are planning an extreme escalation to win the war of choice wth Iran.
Murphy calls the plan "insane." Not only will it fail, but it will also lead to "the likely destruction of our commitment to the rule of law."
What Sen. Murphy says here is that Trump and Israel are planning a military campaign that violates every rule of war, including every American law regarding the conduct of war.
It is not a war plan; it's a war crimes plan.
Crazy seeing Obama and Clyburn choosing the AES side of the civil war while Pelosi and the entire liberal media apparatus sides with AIPAC.
It’s good news that there’s a schism in the establishment. Some of them can see the writing on the wall.
Radical Dude (against the next war) retweeted
They’re freaking out because they thought their efforts the last few months were enough to make him lose but then +7 polls came out so they’re circling the wagons with a last minute blitz to tank his campaign
Radical Dude (against the next war) retweeted
In our new poll, Abdul's favorability is higher than Whitmer's.
The Islamophobia attacks are either backfiring or falling flat altogether. ⬇️
Replying to @joshorton
Senate head-to-head:
^El-Sayed leads Rogers 50%-45%
AND - Abdul Al-Sayed has equal or higher favs as other Dems:
^El-Sayed 48-46 fav-unfav (+2)
^Rogers 39-51 fav-unfav (-12)
^Whitmer 42-45 (-2)
^Benson 40-38 (+2)
^Trump 38-57 (-18)
So many “I’m a lifelong registered democrat” posts these days that are just Republican bullshit
I'm a lifelong registered Democrat.
AND for the past several years, I've been following and supporting the work of @SarahLongwell25 & team at @BulwarkOnline.
AND Tim's comment trajectory these past several months has been making me feel even *more* politically "homeless"....
I got blocked for this so I’m assuming he doesn’t have an answer. I will 100% Venmo anyone $20 if they can tell me one negative thing AES said about Jews without mentioning Israel.
Replying to @JordanAckerMI @sydyysnowfallw
What has he said about Jews? I will pay you $20 if you can tell me one disparaging thing he has said about Jews that doesn’t involve Israel.
If the homie Abdul wins by more than these other candidates I want all you haters to commit seppuku on live.
NEW Senate polls
Michigan:
🔵 El-Sayed 49% (+7)
🔴 Rogers 42%
.
Texas:
🔵 Talarico 49% (+6)
🔴 Paxton 43%
.
Kansas:
🔵 Hamilton 49% (+4)
🔴 Marshall 45%
.
Maine:
🔵 Jackson 49% (+4)
🔴 Collins 45%
@CNN, LV, 10/20-27
Conservatives are all the sudden freaking out so much they want to scrap the 17th amendment lol
Replying to @shoesonplease
This is brought to you courtesy of the direct election of senators. The 17th amendment was a horrid "progressive" tactic to undermine distributed authority and undo the accountability and the checks and balances originally created in the US Constitution.
It also invites outside money and outside influencers into a state to drive and direct voters.
And very often such actions align with national party goals and, despite the rhetoric, are misaligned with the best interests and goals of the state and its citizens.
























