Harold Phillips

Harold Phillips

@bhamharold.bsky.social

Pacific Northwest actor. Union member. Opinions shared are my own - Want to follow me? Be warned: http://youtu.be/bgPrhzYgYnQ

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Some Lula supporters apparently shouted his name out their window when it was announced he won and a cop pointed his gun at him and they took what is possibly the greatest image of a cop ever taken, like genuinely this would go hard as a cover for a Rage album its so poetic.

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"When President Donald Trump signals he might not accept the result of an election, he's worth taking seriously," writes Stephen Collinson. "By now, in his fifth national election as Republican Party leader, Trump has an established MO." | Analysis https://cnn.it/4e4S0K9

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Prices for the “candy and chewing gum” category spiked 7.7 percent over the past year — more than twice the rate of overall inflation, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Rising prices are especially apparent for candies that include chocolate. https://wapo.st/48nLbzL

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TODAY at 11:00 AM Central in #Illinois: The groundbreaking for the Mother Jones Memorial Sculpture at E. Wacker Dr. & N. Wabash Ave. in #Chicago. Find out mor at tinyurl.com/mva7m5vf #LaborHistory #PublicArt #Memorial #Sculpture

tinyurl.comGroundbreaking for the Mother Jones Memorial Sculpture (IL) - Events - Labor Heritage FoundationMayor Brandon Johnson, DCASE, and Mother Jones Heritage Project to break ground on Mother Jones Memorial.

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NEW: The DOGE operative who gutted USAID -- firing thousands of employees and canceling lifesaving programs -- never actually signed the paperwork that's legally required for him to be employed by the agency.

wired.comA 28-Year-Old DOGE Operative Gutted USAID. HR Had No Record of Him Working ThereDespite the agency's human resources department saying he hadn’t even been onboarded, Jeremy Lewin oversaw the destruction of USAID. It’s not clear he had the legal authority to do so.

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Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Are you ready to #Vote2026? The deadline to vote is November 3. Get all the info you need at vote.org. 🗳️

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At this time next week, we will all be watching the election results come in. We’ve been building towards this moment for two years and we’re on the verge of handing the fascists the historic loss they deserve — but we can’t afford to take anything for granted with a desperate Trump regime.

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Sounds familiar.

Angie Nixon@angieforfl.bsky.social

Hey Meta 👋 We are currently hosting a get-out-the-vote rally in Osceola County, home to a large Puerto Rican community, and our #LatinosConAngie Instagram page was suddenly taken down while we were actively posting content from the event.

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"Daddy's comin' and I gotta get my ass good and tight," is not the messaging they want right now

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Husted: "The president is coming in tomorrow again to Ohio. Don't worry, I was in the weight room this morning working out. I don't want to let him down."

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A Brazilian Supreme Court justice ordered a police investigation into alleged ties between a donor network co-founded by Vice President JD Vance and the presidential campaign of Flávio Bolsonaro in the run-up to Sunday’s election.

washingtonpost.comBrazilian judge orders investigation into JD Vance donor networkA presidential candidate in Brazil alleged that Vance’s Rockbridge Network discussed potential aid to the campaign of Flávio Bolsonaro. Rockbridge denies involvement.

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October 27 - The 1948 Donora Smog On this day in Labor History the year was 1948. That was the day that a thick yellow fog rolled over the town of Donora, Pennsylvania just south of Pittsburgh. Donora was a mill town, nestled in a valley on the bank of the Monongahela River. By 1948, the town had

laborhistoryin2.podbean.comOctober 27 - The 1948 Donora SmogOn this day in Labor History the year was 1948. That was the day that a thick yellow fog rolled over the town of Donora, Pennsylvania just south of Pittsburgh. Donora was a mill town, nestled in a valley on the bank of the Monongahela River. By 1948, the town had grown to 14,000 people, who came to work in the town’s steel mills and the Donora Zinc Works. For years the local residents had complained about the pollution that spilled from the plants. Smog was a regular occurrence. But this fog was even worse than usual. A layer of cold air was trapping a noxious blend of nitrogen dioxide, sulfuric acid and fluoride pollution. Twenty-four hours passed, and still the fog grew denser. The police and local doctors began to receive reports of people having difficulties breathing. The fog became so thick that residents could not see to drive. For five days the smog hung over the town, until a rain fall began to break it up. Nearly half of the towns’ residents became ill. Twenty died. U.S. Steel refused to take blame for the fog, even though they continued to run the plant as the deadly toxins continued to build. According to a 2010 article by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, “Despite the efforts of industry to cast the tragedy as an “act of God,” the fatalities in Donora received national attention. The event changed the way air pollution was viewed, moving it rapidly from an aesthetic issue to a public health concern, and spurred local, state and federal officials to control toxic air pollution.” In 2008 a Smog Museum opened with the motto “Clean Air Started Here.”

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Hey Meta 👋 We are currently hosting a get-out-the-vote rally in Osceola County, home to a large Puerto Rican community, and our #LatinosConAngie Instagram page was suddenly taken down while we were actively posting content from the event.

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Kim Pierce on The Hands That Built This and the Future of the Trades For too long, the trades have been treated like a fallback — something you choose when college does not work out. The truth is the world runs on the backs of builders, welders, riggers, electricians and laborers. It is time to s

americasworkforceradiopodcast.podbean.comKim Pierce on The Hands That Built This and the Future of the TradesFor too long, the trades have been treated like a fallback — something you choose when college does not work out. The truth is the world runs on the backs of builders, welders, riggers, electricians and laborers. It is time to start acting like it. That is the back cover of Kim Pierce's book, The Hands That Built This: Restoring Respect and Rebuilding the Future of the Trades. Kim is a former ironworker who passed her journeyman exam with a 98% score and boomed across the United States before becoming a construction safety professional with more than 18 years on the job. She wrote the book in six weeks from a job site in Puerto Rico. On today's Trades Day episode of America's Work Force Union Podcast, Kim discusses what it took to earn respect as the only woman ironworker on nearly every job she worked, why the disappearance of shop classes from American high schools cost an entire generation, why the skilled trades shortage is an economic crisis rather than just a construction industry problem and what the trades are doing — and still need to do — on mental health and suicide awareness on construction job sites. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988. Visit kapiercebooks.com for more.

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He is so desparate.

NBC News@nbcnews.com

President Trump says that he is offering $1 million to anyone who reports voter fraud in the upcoming election or past ones. Trump did not specify where the funds for such payments would come from.

Welcome to your 21st century, folks...

The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com

As El Niño continues soaring to unrivaled heights, meteorologists are preparing for a winter in the U.S. that could be just as extraordinary. Some of these storms will be nuisance-level events, while others have the potential to be much more serious.

So, how's that whole Make America Great Again thing going?

CNN@cnn.com

American workers' piece of the economic pie is shrinking. By one official measure, their slice is the smallest in almost 80 years. https://cnn.it/4yNqckO

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One week from right now, polls will be open for Election Day. Whether the pro-democracy majority reclaims power comes down to the work we do over these next seven days. Here are three things you can do today to help. 🧵

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1. Not sure when a new, on-the-record rape allegation against a sitting president isn’t considered news — especially considering Trump was found liable by a jury in a similar case — but it was ignored by most mainstream media outlets