Mist
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Mist
@mistuhbull.bsky.social
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We should never forget that this synagogue was targeted specifically because of their work with HIAS on refugee rights. Seven years later, we should honor their legacy by fighting antisemitism, but also by continuing to do the work of supporting refugee resettlement and migrant rights.
Seven years ago today, 11 Jewish people were murdered at the Tree of Life Congregation, a synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In their names, we will continue to stand up against hate, bigotry and the rise in antisemitism taking place around the country. May their memories be for a blessing.
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Again, not the most important here, but I'm begging for a journalist to figure out how/why NPS put up a Confederate statue DURING A GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN. How is this "essential" when food stamps are not?
Feels symbolic that a Confederate statue first installed in 1901, at the peak of the consolidation of the Jim Crow system—when the states of the former Confederacy were in the midst of revising their constitutions to disfranchise Black citizens—has been reinstalled.
www.npr.org/2025/10/27/n...
A Confederate statue toppled in Washington, D.C., in 2020 has been reinstalled
A statue of Confederate general Albert Pike, which had been pulled down during the Black Lives Matter movement, has been put back up in Washington, D.C.'s Judiciary Square.
www.npr.org
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the asymmetry between what dems are expected to speak to and republicans are expected to speak to drives me insane, dems were expected to know the detailed results of biden’s last colonoscopy while republicans openly lie about what day it is, solely because they can
you’re the fucking speaker of the house, you interminable dipshit, this is literally your job to know
"I have not asked the president for the identity of that person because they want to remain anonymous, and I respect that," Johnson said. "I've heard the rumors, but I'm not 100% certain.”
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you’re the fucking speaker of the house, you interminable dipshit, this is literally your job to know
"I have not asked the president for the identity of that person because they want to remain anonymous, and I respect that," Johnson said. "I've heard the rumors, but I'm not 100% certain.”
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the democratic party’s basic problem is it has almost no control over how its message reaches the ears of voters, especially outside of presidential election years. but rather than devote serious time, attention and cash to that problem its consultants and pundits want to fight factional battles
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even the democratic consultants are evaluating the democratic party according to the caricatures put out by republican-aligned media
Incredible to claim that “abolish the police” is in any way a Democratic policy
Imagine if the Dems were half as radical as the Reich insists they are
Incredible to claim that “abolish the police” is in any way a Democratic policy
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Literally the man with the nuclear codes
A president so stupid that one of the great intellectual achievements of his life is “passing” a dementia screening. A president so narcissistic that he can’t stop bragging about passing that dementia screening as evidence of his immense genius.
Trump: AOC is low IQ. If you give her an IQ test, have her pass like the exams that I decided to take when I was at Walter Reed. Those are very hard…

The first couple of questions are easy. A tiger, an elephant, a giraffe..
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"i took the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, found it difficult, and badly understood what i was being asked to do" is not a great sign
Trump: AOC is low IQ. If you give her an IQ test, have her pass like the exams that I decided to take when I was at Walter Reed. Those are very hard…

The first couple of questions are easy. A tiger, an elephant, a giraffe..
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THERE IS NO VICE PRESIDENT LOOPHOLE. IT'S NOT AMBIGUOUS. NO SERIOUS SCHOLAR OR ANALYST THINKS THERE IS A LOOPHOLE. STOP JUST GIVING TRUMP THE PREMISE, FFS.
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GOV. WALZ: “This is not both sides. This is owned by Republicans. Dems are willing to come back and protect what passed, not let an authoritarian president do whatever he wants… people will be lined up to get food and we’re talking about a damn ballroom? DON’T LOSE THE PLOT.”
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One reason you don’t wanna fall in love with one guy from Maine because he says “corporate power” on his website is that you are handing Republicans a bipartisan excuse for having Nazi associations.

“I was only 35 and didn’t know what the ‘14 words’ meant.”
The man has never held public office, his only real job is running an oyster farm for his mom's restaurant, AND HE LIED ABOUT HIS NAZI TATTOO

If he's lying about this why assume he's not lying about his platform? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills
I think political writers actually should have an opinion about a guy in his 40s having a Nazi tattoo. The decision to keep it on their body may tell us more than their website.
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Mamdani did this without tacking to the center by accepting republican framing and throwing marginalized people under the bus or even apologizing for being socialist; something that party operatives who actually want to win might learn from.
Across the city, more than 164,000 New Yorkers flocked to the polls this weekend for the first two days of early voting, according to the Board of Election, a staggering turnout that nearly matches the entire early voting count in 2021.
First Weekend of Early Voting Shatters Record, as Mamdani Rallies Thousands in Queens
Turnout was massive across all five boroughs, with voters telling THE CITY that they were motivated to vote for — and against — the Democratic nominee.
buff.ly
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"societal unrest (a crime spike) was followed by finger-pointing at immigrants" is just a longer way of saying "racism."
You can call it a Republican problem. You can say Dems lost the messaging war, ceded the ground, or drifted away from voters. But essentially, the through line is this: like other times in recent American history, societal unrest (a crime spike) was followed by finger-pointing at immigrants.
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I worry less about the deceptive statistics stuff than I do the deluge videos showing immigrants/racial minorities committing crime shared with prejudicial comments by someone who thinks eating pad thai makes you a race traitor. I think that kind of "the criminal Jew" content is quite effective.
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Trump Again Threatens Dictatorship While Disclosing Unexplained Medical Tests

There, fixed it for you.
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you might as well do good things, because even if you do bad ones to appease shitty people the right will lie about it anyway.
A lesson for the Labour Party - even if you deported a hundred thousand migrants, or five hundred thousand, Nigel Farage would just tell people you hadn't, and they'd believe him.
Yeah this makes me annoyed not because I am a grand defender of Biden's record on the border (I am not), but there is this utterly false perception that the Biden admin did nothing. That could not be further from the truth. The Biden admin carried out over 3 million repatriations in 4 years.
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If you ever wonder what it looks like when the media decides to give scandal coverage, the New York Times ran 45 stories about Hillary’s emails just in the month of March 2015 — more than 18 months before the election.

They could easily do that about just the White House destruction if they wanted
Press who got years out of Hillary’s emails deciding amongst themselves that people aren’t all that interested in the White House destruction (and every other example of Trump breaking laws and norms.)
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The Democratic National Committee raised about $100m total in 2025. This entire amount would be enough to fund the San Diego Food Bank for a year. (San Diego County is like ~1% of the US population).

SNAP costs $8 billion *per month*
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It’s quite impressive how Mamdani has pulled almost every Dem into his coalition, not him into theirs. He keeps the door open for everyone but true enemies (Adams, Cuomo) & rather than try to extort a Hochul into a promise, he just puts her onstage & lets the popular will confront her. Amazing.
Governor Kathy Hochul is speaking on stage, but the crowd keeps interrupting to chant #TaxTheRich

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trump's invulnerability primarily functions through the consensus that he is invulnerable
I am losing my gd mind seeing the number of people on here who are so doompilled that they cannot imagine that telling millions of people, including tons of MAGAs, that they’re out of food money and they also can’t have health insurance anymore might have any effect whatsoever on anything
Since SNAP benefits are gone next month and the new ACA enrollment hikes also start to reveal themselves to consumers... it's wild to think that both programs are tilted towards states AND demographics that favored Trump in '24

The stove beckons
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Folks look at you like you’re crazy when you say we’re in the midst of the worst, most unprecedented Article I constitutional crisis in American history, then it’s Sunday: