Yes, Ken. That’s right. Are you too white to understand what he‘s saying?
Ken KlippensteinFrancesca Hong's opponent, David Crowley, says it's a racist "slur" to call him "establishment"
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He had MSNBC working overtime for him. He had podcasts, and influencers, and TracAIPAC, and all kinds of spending that isn’t recorded because it isn’t traditional but it all has value. Traditional adverrising has little value in elections, and I think AIPAC hurt Stevens.
The discourse is brokenIt’s been wild watching the goalposts shift to “he was outspent and still won” since El-Sayed did not remotely deliver the expected double-digit win. Money in politics is bad, but also this belief that anyone who didn’t vote for him must be a low-information voter who just saw some ads is bad.
Jesus.
Ashton PittmanChristine Wells Wonsley, the mother of Nolan Wells, learned that the Mississippi Board of Nursing had opened a professional misconduct investigation against her following an anonymous complaint. She says the nursing board has since closed the case. www.mississippifreepress.org/nolan-wells-...
Well, I hope it doesn’t look like that.😂
Charles OrnsteinJersey news: Phil Murphy’s gubernatorial portrait most expensive in state history at $135,000
Oh man, smart move, I have to say.
Simon RosenbergHow bat shit crazy is this? Hong is too out there for Bernie?
Good for him. Call them out, David!
PierceThe circumstances of this primary are a fucking trainwreck but I’m glad he’s saying this out loud.
Segregation is exact what vouchers are about.
ProPublicaNorth Carolina’s Lawrence Academy has never reported Black enrollment higher than 3% in a county whose population hovers around 60% Black. It received $518,240 in vouchers in the 2023-2024 school year to fund 86 of its over 200 students. (Published Nov. 2024)
Ok, that’s actually pretty good. I appreciate it. Jeffries has earned support. This guy needs to mend fences.
Charles Gaba ✡️ROFL imagine that…
Thanks for the validation.
Merriam-WebsterJane Austen used 'however' at the beginning of a sentence, and so can you.