gentlymoving @gentlymoving

@itsJeffTiedrich first they came for Donald Trump, because he kept nuclear secrets in his basement, and I didn't speak out-because nobody else does that

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Democrats must go populist left to win. But there is no chance they’ll do that because Democratic leadership hates populist progressives thousand times more than Republicans. People funded by corporations are not going to go populist. We’re in real danger of losing our democracy.

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Cenk Uygur @cenkuygur

5 years ago

Every poll shows progressive economic positions are deeply popular. So, why do we lose elections? Because corporate media spends billions to convince older Democratic voters that voting for progressives in primaries will lead to Republicans winning. That’s the Biggest Lie of all.

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Cenk Uygur @cenkuygur

5 years ago

There are so many different realities in the country now. Biggest one is the least talked about-between the young and the old. Younger generation pretty much despises capitalism (btw I don't fully agree) and older generation has been brainwashed by corporate media into loving it.

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John Iadarola @johniadarola

5 years ago

A nation-wide, 24/7 right-wing media infrastructure convincing tens of millions of Americans to be constantly terrified, all so that the rich don't ever have to pay their fair share.

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Emma Vigeland @EmmaVigeland

5 years ago

Pelosi says this every few months because she means it. She values “reasonable” Republicans as a way to tamp down lefties in her caucus. Without a GOP to work with, who would pump the brakes on meaningful progress that might cut into profits or wealthy pockets… including hers?

The Hill @thehill

5 years ago

Speaker Pelosi: "I say to my Republican friends, take back your party. The country needs a big, strong Republican Party. And I say that as a leader in the Democratic Party... Don't have it be a cult of personality on the extreme, extreme, extreme right."

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gentlymoving @gentlymoving

6 years ago

@LDrogen the conspiracy guys say the polls are fixed by the corporations

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gentlymoving @gentlymoving

6 years ago

@maoxian two perspectives, I get 'em

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Lawrence O'Donnell @Lawrence

6 years ago

This needs 100 million retweets:

Kurt Andersen @KBAndersen

6 years ago

At “Vote.org, find out instantly if your voter registration’s current. If not, follow the instructions to register. Click vote.org/absentee-ballot to receive an absentee ballot. Make sure your friends and family do the same.” Please RT. Thx. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…

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ShoegazeForever @ShoegazeForever

6 years ago

80% of #shoegaze covers on YouTube are some of the most wholesome shit you've ever seen. The other 20% are jokes about vacuums. Song: Sometimes OG Band: My Bloody Valentine OG video: youtu.be/0aw57NuUOc8

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Brian Tyler Cohen @briantylercohen

6 years ago

.@BetoORourke on Biden winning Texas: "I am convinced that Trump ... will attempt to steal this election. Texas is the answer. If Joe Biden wins Texas... the results will be uncontestable, unambigious and we will be able to turn the page and be done with Trump once and for all."

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Sam Seder @SamSeder

7 years ago

The founders contemplated a President like Trump. It is exactly why impeachment exists. What they did not contemplate and what truly threatens the structure of our government, is a majority opposition leader refusing attempts to hold such a president to account.

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gentlymoving @gentlymoving

7 years ago

@BrianThompsonWx you must be in Alabama...nice

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Andrea Junker @Strandjunker

7 years ago

I have now heard more about #SharpiePresident Trump and his Alabama doodle than I have heard about who paid off Brett Kavanaugh’s $92,000 country club fees plus his $200,000 credit card debt plus his $1.2 million mortgage, and purchased themselves a SCOTUS seat.