Swasticar, now with 50% more Nazi!

Perhaps you shouldn’t. At this point, it’s likely the majority of users are bots.

Hey now don’t forget Nick Fuentes and Stephen Miller!

Yep, do this every time. Unfortunately voter turnout in primaries is so abysmal that the ad spends seem to often work. By the numbers, the candidate who spends more money wins over 95% of the time. It’s a depressing reality that has led Dems down a very dark path of chasing donor money and abandoning their constituents in the process.

I’m apparently a freak of American politics and do basic due diligence to research beforehand if the primary is contested and find the most progressive contender possible, but I think most people just don’t give care enough to do this sort of thing and usually just vote for the name they see more on TV. So, I think increased civic engagement is another very important part of solving these issues.

We should invest in our electoral process and make it the envy of democracies around the globe, and as Americans, should be damn proud to do so.

We the people aren’t afraid of this, but if the establishment dems catch wind of a primary challenger who’s left of center, they will come down so hard on them with millions in DNC attic ads and literally try to cancel the primary if they have to to keep them out.

It’s much easier to stifle open revolt with sham elections. Putin has been doing this for decades now in Russia.

Good question, maybe FOIA requests but it will probably be all redacted for “national security concerns.” Congress should be able to get the info as well, and could release it at their discretion.

The $175 billion in new ICE funding that’s coming with this spending bill is what they’ll use to build it. Follow that money and you’ll find the mass extermination facilities.

Blatant racism aside, look around at the devastation wrought by repugnantcon policies buddy. Zohran is already in a 3rd world shithole, and he has the audacity to try to make it somewhat more tolerable for those in his city.

“Money is speech” might have a whole lot to do with it.

We don’t have representation of the electorate, we have a system of open bribery for the rich to control everything with their bought politicians.

Laughable. The one I’m worried about is Kushner.

I’d give him about as much of a chance as Sarah Palin.

Hold them in contempt of Congress, file lawsuits, campaign in Mike Lee’s home district and make a huge deal about it, stall bad bills in committee, haul in private industry leaders and grill them on why they want to violate federal law and destroy protected land - literally anything they have the power to do.

What they should not be doing is fold their arms and pout about not wanting to do anything for 4 years, which is exactly what they are paid to do by the donors.

Neolibs simply can’t resist an opportunity to fuck shut up just one more time.

Almost nobody in Congress lobbies harder for Israel above America than Chuck Schumer. That’s cute Trump thinks he’s resisting.

Nothing like cold hard facts to piss off braindead neocons like dokald teump

Baby’s first diplomatic relations.

And boy is it a magnificent debacle.

Trump is at least consistent - fuck things up, then pause the fuckup to pat himself on his back and demand praise for not fucking things up even more. Then once the news cycle progresses, continue fucking things up even worse. He’s such a master of this fail technique!

They won’t need new appointments. Postmaster General is still Louis DeJoy, appointed during Trump 1, who has been systematically dismantling the postal service in favor of private industry this entire time. (Thanks Biden for doing nothing about that, despite credible accusations of the changes hampering mail-in voting).

Israel is quite literally the world’s biggest terrorist nation state. The paper thin transparent spin tactics of Israel’s defenders would be amusing if the results of its terrorism wasn’t so horrifying.

It’s massively wasteful and corrupt spending, is what it is.

If we took this combined ~80mil and thoughtfully spent it on affordable housing, we could quite possibly eliminate homelessness in the US. This would have a profound impact on people’s perceived quality of life in this country, as well as put in motion economic gains from the ground up. It could have been a massive W across the board, aka good leadership and responsible stewardship.