kona hale

kona hale

@kh808.bsky.social

SOLID BLUE. RESISTANCE 2025-2029. Freedom of choice for everyone! 🇺🇦 My time zone is HST 👉🏼🌎. The Felon is a dictator not a president. 8647. There is no bipartisanship with nazi-fascists. Secular. No DMs-Happily Married. ⚾️ too.

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Dave Johnson
@dcjohnson.bsky.social

Do Americans know that their Vice President was in Hungary campaigning for a Putin ally to be reelected, instead of in DC during a war in which Putin is helping Iran target Americans?

kona hale
@kh808.bsky.social

This⬇️⬇️⬇️is excellent.

Briana@neverstopthefight.bsky.social

Democracy doesn’t survive on allegiance to one individual. It survives on integrity, transparency, and the courage to uphold the Constitution no matter who is in office. This administration doesn’t seem to understand that concept and are all in violation of an oath they swore.

kona hale
@kh808.bsky.social
Allison Gill@muellershewrote.com

He still needs to be removed from office. A war powers resolution will not suffice. He circumvented Congress to start the war. He circumvented them on tariffs and appropriations. Why anyone thinks he'd adhere to a Congressional war powers resolution is beyond me.

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@kh808.bsky.social
ANTIFA BEVERLY@stewardship.bsky.social

Trump wants an all out war to destract from the #EpsteinFiles, and other crimes committed, I believe Trump did the unthinkable with children including SA Rape and Murder.

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ANTIFA BEVERLY
@stewardship.bsky.social

The world can see that Trump is delusional and suffering from dementia every time he posts about the 2020 election. If you can't see that, you're just as delusional and demented as he is.

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Marc Elias
@marcelias.bsky.social

“We must learn that passively to accept an unjust system is to cooperate with that system, and thereby to become a participant in its evil.” -- Martin Luther King Jr.

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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani
@mayor.nyc.gov

In 1964, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited New York City on his way home from accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway. Speaking to a packed crowd at City Hall, Dr. King said,    "Those who have sat so long in darkness now find themselves lighting the way for others...”