architetta

architetta

@architetta.bsky.social

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." Winston Smith in George Orwell's novel, 1984

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I LOVE DEB HAALAND! And apparently Barack Obama does too… She went from knocking on doors for his campaign to becoming the first Native American Cabinet secretary. She’s running for governor of New Mexico.

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You know, Elon, if you just paid your taxes, we could give those kids food and healthcare, things far more valuable than stock in a government-welfare-dependent company that is bound to go bankrupt eventually.

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It's inconceivable to me how someone who lost in a free & fair election can incite an angry mob to attack his own government, (the very definition of treason) & be allowed to run for any office ever again.

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Socialism is good. It’s about ensuring everyone in society, the community, has a chance to can be fed, educated, paidcworknsufficientbto live, health care when required. For that we pay taxes. Those with more, pay more! This is what Hollywood told us was the ‘American Dream’ Clearly they Lied!

Miaganga@miaganga.bsky.social

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Odd, that Republicans in Congress cruelly require work quotas from the poor, sick, and disabled to get federal money, while Republicans in Congress could never qualify for these quotas because of all the days they take off work, but still get FULL benefits from the federal government. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Deregulate everything is the goal because we all know that corporations will do the right thing for humanity of their own volition. SMDH

The Lincoln Project@lincolnproject.us

They are raising your prices, training AI to take your jobs and now don't give a shit about your air. https://x.com/business/status/2099285795676753934?s=20

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This iconic 1971 photo of Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes has always said so much without saying a word. Two women. Two raised fists. One shared fight for equality. Dorothy passed in 2022. Now Gloria is gone too. Two giants who helped change America. Rest in power, Gloria. ✊🏼✊🏾

Another significant, heartbreaking loss of a woman of substance and humanity. R.I.P. Ms. Steinem

Cait Conley@caitfornewyork.bsky.social

We have lost one of the greatest. A lifelong organizer, writer, and one of the fiercest advocates for equality this country has ever seen, Gloria Steinem was exceptional in every sense of the word.

This is such an important message. Use a DROP BOX if you can't vote in person.

Christopher Webb@cwebbonline.com

“DON’T PANIC,” RIGHT? Fine. Don’t panic. ORGANIZE. 📌 A USPS whistleblower is warning the mail-ballot system could face “catastrophic failure” before the midterms. Make your voting plan now. Vote early, in person, or use a secure drop box. Don’t leave your vote to chance.

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Public outcry is still important even in the corporate oligarchy and tech bros trying to appease a mad king. Let's see what Google Maps does in the next few days.

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I hope it’s clear to everyone who cares about the survival of our democracy that we need massive turnout and landslide margins to counteract the lies and cries of fraud that are coming after the midterm vote.

Keep "flooding the zone", Donnie .... we can still see through all your bullshit.

Angry@angrystaffer.bsky.social

Does anyone honestly think this childish shit makes America look strong? He posted a TikTok where he’s clearly very proud of himself “renaming” Lake Ontario.

This is disgraceful.

Qasim Rashid, Esq.@qasimrashid.com

REMINDER: Mitch McConnell hasn’t been seen or heard from in now 73 days. Yet he still: •Has his job •Gets paid, and •Gets free world-class healthcare The man who voted against a living wage, against universal healthcare, & against guaranteed paid leave—gets all three as he needs it most.😐

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Dolly Parton did all the good she could, for all the people she could, for as long as ever she could. From her legendary songwriting to the Imagination Library—which sent 1 million books a month to children across the country—she was the best of America. Dolly, we'll miss your great heart.