New grads say employers set the bar too high for entry-level roles: 'No job is willing to give you that first experience' cnbc.com/make-it/2026/09/28/…
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if you lived in nyc anytime before 2020 the only place you would see a line is to get into a night club or lounge.
there's perhaps no better physical representation of the tik-tokification of the world than this right now.
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The opposition to Hakeem Jeffries across all ages/backgrounds has been an interesting watch. His defenders need to stop suggesting it’s because people do not want to see him become the first Black Speaker when young Black Americans are clearly explaining why they don’t trust him
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this is why the centrist israel firsters on here are collaborating with the right and going after I've Had It's podcast sponsors. shameless amoral scumbags all of them.
Jennifer Welch: “Hakeem takes AIPAC money. I think we deserve politicians right now in this moment when we have a convicted felon in the middle of a pedophile ring that is ripping everybody off, taking taxpayer money, rewarding all of these bullshit contracts to all of these evil oligarchs. We need a Speaker of the House and a Senate Majority Leader that aren’t compromised. Who can look in the camera and say I’m not compromised, I’m fighting for America, for democracy, and for Americans”
This is why Jeffries & Schumer will likely still win their leadership positions after this recent election cycle. This is also why getting Big Money out of politics is so important because fundraising is integral to ALLLL of this mess & also why so little gets done in Congress
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CNN: Hakeem Jeffries responds to DSA supporters who chanted "You're next!" at victory party
"It was very interesting to me, as observed by others, that there was almost zero diversity in that crowd."
Link: edition.cnn.com/2026/11/08/p…
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Hasan Piker on the anger and the feeling of betrayal that Democratic Party voters in Florida are feeling with regard to Angie Nixon's marginal loss after being abandoned by the national Democratic Party. Chuck Schumer and the national Democratic Party were working against her, not with her:
"I think there is a real feeling of betrayal, which is understandable by the way, that party leadership in the Senate lead by Chuck Schumer, basically left Angie Nixon behind. It also hurt Jolly as well. Angie Nixon busted her ass up and down the goddamn state and she put a command performance out there.
Three points in Florida in spite of zero backing from the DSCC. Remember when @OliverALarkin called out the Democratic Party for buying ads against Angie Nixon?
If you googled Angie Nixon, the top search was 'Fund the Democratic Party.' They didn't do that for any other candidate; just Angie Nixon. They were basically trafficking in her popularity and funding donations for the party itself and not even giving anything to Angie Nixon at the same time. They were working against her."
Welp….
Jon Ossoff is a functional Republican. Look at his actual record instead of his abs.
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Jon Ossoff was sworn into the Senate on January 20, 2021 and held no Senate office or votes in 2020. The second graphic shows a photoshopped Track AIPAC total of $5.28 million; the site reports $999,505.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Ossoff
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26% of registered voters approved of the job that the New York Democrat is doing and 47% disapproved. Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, came in at 32% approval and 45% disapproval, leaving Jeffries 8 points behind him on net.








































