Every elected democratic politician at every level should be shouting this from the rafters. And if they could do it with some snarky humor, that would be great.

Giggling with joy. Please don't let anybody yank the football.

I've emailed this along this morning to all my fellow do-gooders who might be feeling we aren't doing enough. We aren't doing enough, but we're doing something.

These are beautiful actions from both men but, like the paying off of student lunch debt, why do they have to do this? I want a society and government that takes care of the people and is not reliant on a few decent wealthy people to cover it up. www.cnn.com/2025/03/10/e...

I saw that Taco John's in my hometown was doing something like this, so we jumped on the bandwagon. Unbelievable bullshit that its even necessary.

Repeat ad nauseum!

"We should be making life better for each other.” That's it! Holy shit, Danny Devito just summed up my entire belief system, which I always felt needed a lot more words.

I don’t get the silence from the media. What are the reasons? Scared? Supportive of the policies? Financial incentives? All of the main players are quiet in the same way. Which conspiracy is it?

The democrats are Tracy Flick from Election.

There are fireworks and members of the administration are being held accountable or at least being questioned to their faces. It's good tv and it seems like it should be good for news coverage. So yeah, why isn't it getting more play?

@repdelbene.bsky.social, I'm one of your constituents. This is just one example of what seems like thousands of abusing and masked unidentified people kidnapping and assaulting whomever they like. ICE? There must be something you can do. File suit. Yell on the news daily? Please.

www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news... It helps me feel less like a nervous Ned when I see people in power, especially police, expressing the concerns I have. Although, I guess I'd much rather be overreacting then really be worried about this sort of authoritarianism.

"I meant to mention how Trumpism must continue to seem like an inexplicable atavism to so many sensible liberals and moderates, in something like the way that Nazism appeared to be to Wells. History simply CANNOT reverse itself so grossly." - Paul Campos Yes - this, although I'm not sensible.

A LOT of people do not want to hear it but in the United States at least, food has never been safer to eat, not to mention tastier

Bring. Him. Home. www.thebulwark.com/p/bring-him-...? Yes. This article fired me up. I wholly support the Democrats maintaining a constant presence in El Salvador and putting the media screws to the administration until he's freed and the rule of law is followed.

Great turnout in Redmond, WA, a Seattle suburb. But...where are the kids? It was all fellow X'ers and lots of Boomer's. And they were playing 50 year old music.

I'm sure it's just a mistake or coincidence.

They have been doing it for years, but it should alarm everyone that Republicans are rolling back child labor laws at the same time they are defunding public schools…

This is so spot on in the leopards eating faces vein. digbysblog.net/2025/03/22/t...

As much as I dislike a lot of aspects of our property insurance system, I've always thought that they would be a key player in dealing with global warming, or at least highlighting its effects, since it is so directly tied to money and their profits.

What's happening in America is that, in the most literal sense, internet trolls have taken over the government.