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Ossoff: "We are witnessing people drunk with power who are utterly reckless, utterly corrupt, and obviously believe that they live with impunity. They believe they're untouchable. They believe they're invincible. Let's prove them wrong."

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Why would Texans want a coward like Paxton representing them in the Senate? Paxton is too chicken to even debate @jamestalarico.bsky.social . And don't forget, Paxton will steal your pen: www.nytimes.com/2026/08/20/u...

nytimes.comKen Paxton and the Curious Case of the Missing $1,000 PenThe pen Mr. Paxton pocketed more than a decade ago has resurfaced as a campaign issue.
Jon Cooper@joncooper-us.bsky.social

James Talarico calls out Ken Paxton for repeatedly refusing to debate him. Paxton is so corrupt — and such a coward! 👀 PLEASE WATCH AND SHARE.

#Education Hope your #School or #College is not stuck with the new #Ellucian #SSB9 crapware which breaks basic functions like add numbers, drops and more. How do you manage to break basics that worked fine? This has been going on since it was released and apparently you can't fix it. Just say no

Ships entering the Great Lakes must travel through the 27-mile Welland canal's 8 lock. Its entire length is within Ontario, Canada. $26.3B of American trade idepands on unimpeded access this canal under Canadian jurisdiction

#VoteBlueNoMatterWho because The Rockerfellers Have Moved the Same Fortune Through Six Generations Without a Single Estate-Tax Bill. The 1934 Trusts They Used Are Still Legal, and Still for Sale

#VoteBLueNoMatterWho because

Barack Obama@barackobama.bsky.social

This summer, more than 50 young men from Chicago Public Schools attended the MBK-Obama Leadership Academy to get ready for high school. They earned credits toward graduation, developed important life skills, and built connections. We’re proud of their hard work, and can’t wait to see what they do.