#Leaders

Joshua Tucker

j_a_tucker

For anyone interested in the larger context behind social media’s impact on yesterday’s events specifically, and democracy generally, I’m reupping this post from 2017.A quick thread:https://wapo.st/3nrXTDQ 1/ The post summarizes

#JusticeForEishiaHudson

acabforbooty

leaders didn't put the economy over public health, rather they put minimizing health and economic risks for wealthy people over poor people by deeming working-class labour both essential and disposable.

Thomas Kwasi Tieku

tiekutom

1. Thank you for the clarification. You have been an exceptional spokesperson and I am a huge fan of your work but allow me to make few observations. Your statement

Password Hunter02

BenKTallmadge

Yelena Baturina who gave Hunter Biden $3.5M was wife of Yury Luzhkov, former mayor of Moscow.She was one of many Russian oligarchs named in the “Countering America’s Adversaries Theough Sanctions

Cravanicus

Cravanicus

This is why people should start shutting the fuck up about deaths from other diseases when they try to downplay covid.It’s a smart disease that’s just the right amounts of

Grant Fox

grantxfox

How bad is the @vahousegop's start to the legislative session? Let's do a thread because I can't fit it all into one tweet. Three of their members asked Mike Pence

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sripaad125

Very important questions. Lot of people did participate. Have a few questions too if you will. 1. For a state to be formed, political will is needed. Why parties like

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Qaiser__Khan

Fidel absolutely was a dictator who sent gay men to labour camps.But its also a fact that he was much better than Batista, the dictator he overthrew, and made lives

Jennifer Lyell

jenlyell

I have something to say and I hope every @SBCExecComm member reads it. I desperately trying to find a portal to some reality that in no way exposes me to

The Secret Financial Adviser

SecretFiAdviser

What does Bush have in common with Grant, Jackson, Monroe, Roosevelt and Washington?They are all US car companies that went bust in the 1920’s. Back then there were over 250

Kurt Couchman

KurtCouchman

House Democrats' rules package for the 117th Congress has some interesting bits and some updates. Text of the resolution here: https://rules.house.gov/sites/democrats.rules.house.gov/files/BILLS-117hresPIH-hres5.pdf, section-by-section

Joshua Weitz

joshuasweitz

Here is what the @BORUSG (and agreeable Presidents) declare the most vital part of its mission"The primary benefit of any university system is the unity that a system such as

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MarchingWith7

Let's go.https://twitter.com/MarchingWith7/status/1336859493917995010 The Army and the military at large absolutely squandered an enormous opportunity to show its people & the people we serve that we are taking the Fort Hood

Rob Hoadley

robhoadley

So, if we're going to have an election, I hope we all take the time to ask the parties what they actually are proposing for the next few years. This

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: July 11, 1892. Striking silver miners in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho blew up the Frisco Mill, a mine building filled with guards, after getting into a

Sagacious Guy

RealSagacity

This article by @karol is from a couple weeks ago, but I’ve read it a dozen times; part because it makes me proud and thankful to be a Floridian, and

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