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Newsmax got shook when I smuggled the fact Florida Republicans just DEFUNDED THE POLICE during the Blue Tsunami.
Ron DeSantis put a massive property tax cut on the ballot. Republicans in the statehouse approved putting it on the ballot. It passed with 65% of the votes.
Florida’s Sheriffs associations came out against Amendment 3 because it would cut their funding.
Republicans led by Ron DeSantis took BILLIONS out of police budgets in Florida, the last remaining state of any size with Republicans in charge, despite a purple electorate.
The next time someone tries to fear monger that Democrats will defund the police just point them to Florida, Republicans and Ron DeSantis as the new leaders in that movement.
That’s why I smuggled the fact Florida just massively defunded the police, along with fire and other essential services this week.
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Democrats, just do/say/be THIS 👇
Dear health insurance companies: I am not your friend. I can’t be bought. Don’t try.
Dear big tech companies: I am not your friend. I can’t be bought. Don’t try.
Dear defense companies: I am not your friend. I can’t be bought. Don’t try.
Dear big oil: I am not your friend. I can’t be bought. Don’t try.
Dear billionaires: I am not your friend. I can’t be bought. Don’t try.
This congressional seat belongs to the people of CD2. Not corporations, not billionaires.
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Hasan Piker explained how fascism is a continuation of capitalism. He is correct:
"Fascism is what is deployed when capital feels the volatility; when capital feels the fear. The final project is never to implement a truly white state or a state comprised entirely of the in-group.
Fascism is simply a means of control when the economic forces make the working class uncontrollable. Fascism is capitalism in crisis and that's precisely the reason why these groypers cannot establish primacy.
Fascism has always served capital. Racist vitriol serves one purpose; it's to divide the working class, to force them away from recognizing their class position and to focus on vulgar tribalism, ethnonationalism, religious differences.
It's a mechanism of deflection to rid the blame from those who are responsible, those who actually control the levers of power. Those who control the levers of power are not organized around ethnic boundaries; they are organized around their class position. They are capitalists. They are self-interested."
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I personally paid @LauraLoomer to post tweets earlier this year. A good amount of cash too. I will gladly share screenshots, receipts, texts, and the names of other people who paid her. It was always very intresting to hear from her who she was willing to be paid to trash and who was off limits. @alexbruesewitz @washingtonpost @thedailybeast @Jerusalem_Post
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I mean this with every ounce of respect that you deserve, @JDVance
FUCK ALL THE WAY OFF
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Told y’all.
The Amendment was poorly constructed & rushed out by DeSantis; an election year ploy to turn out GOP voters. Without A3, Jolly & Nixon could have conceivable won. It was a factor. And it’s, at best, election fraud adjacent.
It’s a local issue & should’ve stayed local.
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This is where your propaganda comes from. There are 1000s of these accounts. People who get paid to say what they are told are pretty quick to flip when they get mad. Stay tuned.
Here's @RogerJStoneJr paying me $2000.00 earlier this year to trash & expose senior members of the RPOF. Next step was him hiring me to attack @SmullenNewYork so @constantino would win. I refused to carry water for @SusieWiles47 soon after that so the shut Jacob down campaign started. @EvanPower @Billhelmich @TB_Times @MiamiHerald
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Also: this alone should get DJT impeached and removed and jailed! He gave 100% access to this monster to not only gain access to our data but to control what is done with it. This insane drug addict has far too much power over our lives and DJT gave this to him for 100s of millions of dollars. They are traitors!
So I want to understand this.
X was losing so much money he bought it again with his other company XAI and then they together were still losing a ton of money so he incorporated them into SpaceX?? Which is the most subsidized private company in the US currently. And this means X, this shithole of hate bots is being funded by US tax dollars??
Tell me I misunderstood this!?!
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When I accused Laura Loomer of spreading propaganda for money earlier this year, she threatened to sue me and publicly fantasized about seeing me homeless and sleeping on the streets.
Karma is a bitch, @LauraLoomer. And I’m loving every second of it.
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Ford pardoned Nixon. The GOP got more corrupt under Reagan & Bush.
Trump pardoned 1500 J6 violent thugs. Several dozen have already committed more crimes.
“Moving on” does NOT work. The #TrumpCrimeFamily & all corrupt/criminal politicians MUST be held accountable. ALL of them.
Ben Meiselas has a message for Democrats:
"Subpoenas need to fly EVERY damn day."
"Every single committee, every damn day, doing oversight, subpoenaing people, calling them up, let them run scared, then go to court and sue their asses and force them to testify."
"We will live stream the shit out of that every damn day"
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Pretty sure the people telling me that Schumer and Jeffries masterminded this all behind the scenes, with nobody hearing about it anywhere, ever, are the ones that told me Merrick Garland was about to finally act, but wasn’t allowed to say what he was doing.
Pure. Gaslighting.
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MN AG Keith Ellison, teamed up with his counterparts in Oregon, New Mexico, & Washington, argues the White House is holding state budgets hostage with an unconstitutional ultimatum: force low-income adults onto job rosters, or watch billions in federal healthcare dollars vanish.
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Anyone who has camped in serious rain knows how miserable it can be, especially when your attempts to keep the rain out fail. All you want is to feel dry again. When it’s cold it’s exponentially worse. When you’re with your kids, you feel awful for them as they shiver. Now imagine the tent is your forced home, the water keeps rising, and there’s nowhere to go to get dry or warm.
I admit that I completely broke down today. I cried uncontrollably. I couldn’t hold myself together after witnessing what I saw with my own eyes.
Today, we went to film a journalistic report inside the displacement tents along the seashore. I swear, what we witnessed was beyond what any human being should have to endure.
I saw men crying bitterly. Men I had never seen cry when they lost their children or when their homes were destroyed. Today, I saw them crying because they were powerless to do the simplest thing: protect their children from the water and the cold.
We spoke to families who told us they had spent the entire night carrying their children in their arms after floodwater covered the floors of their tents and soaked their mattresses. They couldn’t find a single dry place to put their children. They couldn’t even give them a few hours of sleep.
I saw children no older than five, without proper clothes to protect them from the cold, without heating, and without a dry place to sleep. Children shivering inside tents that cannot keep out the rain, protect them from the wind, or provide even the most basic sense of safety.
What more must happen for this world to act? How much more suffering must people endure before someone remembers that they are human beings?
I am sick of this world. I am sick of its hypocrisy and empty slogans. To hell with a world that talks endlessly about human rights while leaving children to drown inside their tents. To hell with everyone who has witnessed this suffering and chosen silence, and to hell with the governments and institutions that have the power to act but continue to turn their backs on us.