Outstanding! Now we need to divert all aid for Israel to Ukraine. Enough with support for genocidal Netanyahu. 🎁 article wapo.st/4uV8qLo

Whomp whomp (Believe it when I see it)

"Something Weiss apparently doesn’t understand is that a newsroom...is a living organism with a culture all its own. That culture doesn’t function based only on commands from above," writes @sulliview.bsky.social.

No surprise these two would become instant best friends. #MayTheGrouchBeWithYou

Zero transparency. Exactly the way the way the disgusting grifter and his Proud Boy ICE “agents” want it. November can’t come soon enough. 🎁 article wapo.st/4o8jcv7

But seriously WTAF

The great US Congress Awakening...

They do. They do not give a fuck.

And PS - I will never forgive Trump voters for destroying our country. FIFA, 250th, Olympics. All while this tasteless,crass, nut job is president. Dipshits.

OMG! They actually disobeyed?! About time! Johnson must be pissing himself! House approves war powers resolution to halt military action against Iran, in a rebuke of Trump apnews.com/article/iran...

6/ Don't fall for the deceptive packaging. When politicians sell you a ballot measure that is all dessert, read past the benign headline about drug control. Look for the structural traps engineered to permanently silence your local voice and steal your constitutional rights. #IdahoPolitics

5/ This is the ultimate one-way ratchet of state power. If a massive majority of Idahoans support common-sense changes or medical access, they are legally muzzled from bypassing the state capitol. The current legislative stance is frozen as the permanent baseline framework forever.

4/ Think about the real intent here. Under the guise of public safety, politicians are systematically dismantling your constitutional right to direct democracy. They are preemptively ensuring that a gerrymandered legislature holds an absolute, uncheckable monopoly over drug policy.

3/ Buried deep in the legal fine print is a massive shift in state power. If HJR 4 passes, it permanently removes the ability for citizens to ever use the initiative process to propose or alter any state laws concerning marijuana, medical cannabis, or other psychoactive substances.

2/ What it purports to be: a common-sense constitutional amendment to protect public health and streamline the state regulation of dangerous drugs. What it actually is: a highly engineered "Subject Matter Lockout" designed to strip Idaho citizens of their fundamental democratic rights.

1/ Idaho politicians have a proposal on your 2026 ballot called HJR 4. It's wrapped in popular, protective packaging: giving state exclusive power to control narcotics. Sounds like safety dessert. Look at the deep structural vegetables hiding here. 🧵👇 #DV1 #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory #USDemocracy

6/ Don't fall for the deceptive packaging. When politicians sell you a ballot measure that is all dessert, peer past the generic headline about consensus. Look for the structural traps designed to strip away your voting power and permanently muzzle your voice. #SDpol

5/ Why are they pushing this? Because citizens used the ballot to pass things the capitol opposed, like Medicaid expansion. By locking a 60% threshold into the constitution, lawmakers ensure their own fiscal and social preferences remain the default setting forever.

4/ Think about the real-world math. If a major policy proposal wins the support of 59% of South Dakotans, it dies. Under this rule, a tiny 41% minority holds an absolute, permanent veto over the entire state population, cementing status-quo rule by the political elite.

3/ The text inserts a rigid legal ratchet. If Amendment L passes, every future citizen-driven ballot measure will require a massive 60% voter supermajority to become law. A simple democratic majority of the electorate is no longer enough to check entrenched legislative power.

2/ What it purports to be: a safeguard to protect the state constitution from sudden, erratic policy swings. What it actually is: a highly engineered "supermajority wall" meticulously calculated to permanently choke off and paralyze the citizen-led ballot initiative process.

South Dakota has a 2026 ballot measure named Amendment L. Packaged as a smart plan for stability, it looks like a sweet, sensible dessert. But let's unwrap the legal text and reveal the deep structural vegetables hiding beneath the surface. 🧵 #DV1 #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory #USDemocracy

We are not going to go backwards now.

Cooper lived to be 100 years old. Later in life, Selma honored her by naming a street “Annie Cooper Avenue.” Her heroic encounter was depicted in the 2014 Oscar-nominated film Selma, where she was portrayed by Oprah Winfrey. However, her tireless activism went far beyond her famous altercation. /end

Cooper’s refusal to be intimidated helped expose the raw, violent nature of Southern segregation to a national audience. The collective momentum of the activists pressured LBJ to sign the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Cooper was finally able to register and vote in her home state of Alabama. /9

While locked up, Cooper calmly sang spirituals. Despite being brutally beaten and facing heavy intimidation, she did not abandon the movement. In March 1965, she joined the 50-mile Selma to Montgomery march, walking alongside thousands to demand federal voting protection. /8

While Cooper was standing outside the courthouse, Clark ordered her to leave and began poking her in the back of the neck with a billy club. Cooper turned around, delivered a sharp right hook, and knocked Clark to the ground. Deputies tackled her, arrested her, and held her in jail for 11 hours. /7

When MLK and other leaders arrived in Selma in January 1965 to ramp up the voting rights campaign, Cooper was on the front lines. She attended mass meetings, organized neighbors and showed up for high-stakes voter registration drives. Her clash with Clark occurred during one of these drives. /6

The Black-owned Torch Motel defied this economic blockade and hired Cooper as a clerk, providing the income she needed to stay in Selma and continue her activism. The motel also provided safe accommodations for student activists and civil rights leaders who came to Selma to organize voter drives. /5

Cooper’s employer, the owner of Dunn’s Rest Home, fired her and coworker Elnora Collins after spotting them at the courthouse. Dunn struck Collins with a cattle prod, and the 40 other Black women employed at the rest home walked off the job. White business owners blacklisted the striking workers. /4

In 1962, Cooper returned to Selma to care for her ailing mother and could no longer exercise her constitutional right to vote. On Oct. 7, 1963, she was one of 400 Black residents who participated in Selma’s first “Freedom Day,” standing in line for hours under a scorching sun to try to register. /3

Cooper grew up in the oppression of the Jim Crow South, where discriminatory laws stripped Black citizens of their voting rights. At age 14, she moved to Kentucky to live with her sister, where Black Americans participated in elections. She later registered and voted in Pennsylvania and Ohio. /2

#ResistanceRoots Annie Lee Cooper was born on this day in 1910 in Selma, Ala. She was a fearless civil rights activist who worked tirelessly for voting rights. She is known for punching segregationist Sheriff Jim Clark in the jaw after he assaulted her while she was waiting to register to vote. /1

Please #VoteBlueCalifornia Today's Primary day & I am supporting Xavier Becerra because he has the experience, and long impressive record of fighting & winning for working people & Californians, for women, for the environment, for our rights & against Trump. Please share to remind people to vote.

Ivanka & hubs creating an island getaway in the Mediterranean for billionaires There's always more to it! endlessurgency.com/p/the-billio...

Fvkk SCOTUS

This Supreme Court decision to let Alabama use a discriminatory map is despicable Republicans can now disenfranchise Black voters whenever they want, so long as they hide their racism as “partisanship” What makes it worse is the cowardly way they issued it-anonymously, through the shadow docket

I really was hoping that Ivanka was gone from the public eye. The plastic rich are now pissing off Albania. Americans starve because of Trump and his daughter/son-in-law swimming to an Island claiming it is theirs! EAT THE RICH! #Voices4Victory #DemVoice1 #Pinks #SheShed

The decidedly un-American campaign to put Trump's name all over our buildings, monuments, facilities-- even our MONEY-- is not supported by sane people. Flat Earth believers are out here with more company than Trump’s building dedication committee. 🌍 #USDemocracy #Voices4Victory

Trump did this all on his own. Remember he said he doesn’t think of the American people when he makes his decisions. It’s all about the grift. #ProudBlue#Voices4Victory #OneV1 apple.news/AeApXkGyiQqy...

I hope all the talented people leaving CBS and the others go to something like PBS and create a superstation with values and crush the viewership of all the other state run stations✨

More of OUR money being STOLEN by this maniac for his unceasing psychopathic narcissism. If we can recognize it, why can’t republicans in Congress? Our national parks are treasures! Fees support them almost entirely. I won’t be celebrating July 4 this year. This is disgusting. 🎁 wapo.st/4fn8ezJ

They’re not giving up on stealing our money bsky.app/profile/kyle...

This is reprehensible but in character for the new iteration of @cbsnews.com since they crawled up Trump’s a$$. Everything Pelley said to CBS bosses was spot on. He will be fine, I’m sure. @60minutes.bsky.social will never be the same. www.cnn.com/2026/06/02/m...

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