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St. Paul, MN
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Jordan Brasher retweeted
Quando se inclui a densidade populacional percebemos como um mapa eleitoral por estado pode ser enganoso. A cor do territorio nĂŁo mostra onde estĂŁo os eleitores.
Jordan Brasher retweeted
Trump can issue visas, apply diplomatic pressure, and offer the Bolsonaros a platform from which to denounce Brazil’s government, but he cannot make a credible leader out of a whimpering coward, as I argue here
newrepublic.com/article/2172… via @newrepublic
Jordan Brasher retweeted
Cannot imagine the psychological whiplash of going from believing beyond a shadow of a doubt that you’re going to be president 3 days ago to noting this evening, happily yet completely anonymously, that the Outback in Kissimmee has no wait for a table.
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A reminder that at almost 5,000 riders on a busy day, DollyWood's heritage steam train ride has the highest ridership of any rail transit in Tennessee. Dolly Parton was one of the largest transit operators in the south. An icon.
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Ta-Nahesi Coates is one of the few Obama-era liberal darlings who really grew because he did the reading and understood that he was embedded within a much more insidious machine than he even originally thought.
Ta-Nehisi Coates on Kamala Harris’ 2024 Presidential campaign:
“And yet… why are we here? Are we here to just act like white men have acted everytime before?”
“The struggle means to me not just that we would get the boot of our necks, but that we would destroy the boot, that this would not happen to other people.”
Jordan Brasher retweeted
More incumbent politicians were ousted this cycle than any since 1970 — 3x more than during the Tea Party, with more primaries to come.
kenklippenstein.com/p/the-re…
Jordan Brasher retweeted
In this News Brief, "Why US Media Has Evoked Israel's "Right to Exist" 1,001 Times vs Only 6 For Palestine," we examine the phrase "right to exist," why it only applies to Israel, what role it serves and why Palestinians are never said to have such a right soundcloud.com/citationsneed…
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A Democratic Socialist born in 1997 just beat a Democrat who first took office in 1997
Jordan Brasher retweeted
🚨NEW: @AbdulElSayed responds to Dem powerbrokers saying it’s too dangerous for him to be Dems’ Senate nominee:
“If you’re Chuck Schumer, I’m dangerous. If you’re AIPAC, I’m dangerous. If you’re a corporate PAC, I’m dangerous. If you’re Blue Cross Blue Shield’s CEO, I’m pretty damn dangerous.”
#MichiganSenate
WSJ: Democrats in Michigan have discussed consolidating the field in the Democratic Senate primary in hopes of defeating Abdul El-Sayed who they view as a “risky bet”
Jordan Brasher retweeted
it's kind of crazy that if you want a career as a public servant in the US you have to be prepared for the paper of record to interview every single one of your exes from every period of your life and hope they say nothing but good things
Jordan Brasher retweeted
Dems' reactions to Platner making it transparently clear that "Vote Blue No Matter Who" was always just a way to make leftists to shut up and vote for centrists, not an actual principle
Jordan Brasher retweeted
If any state in the Union is *the* capitalist state, it's California. For decades we've pretended that California hippie capitalists are somehow different than other capitalists. It's time to move on and embrace Midwestern socialism
Jordan Brasher retweeted
Young people are always told what not to do. But what should you do?
Did you know that most public libraries have a Nintendo Switch to use? That parks show free movies at night? That there's a map of pickup basketball games?
Nyc.gov/summer is a map of free and affordable things to do this summer that we made just for you.
Because public programs mean nothing if you don't know how to access them. 

Jordan Brasher retweeted
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One grocery store boycott won’t end the occupation, but remember, it was workers at Dunnes Stores in Ireland who refused to sell grapefruit from apartheid South Africa that sparked a campaign in 1984 that eventually convinced the Irish gov to join the boycott. Bit by bit.


































