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Kori Feener
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Award-winning Documentary Storyteller. Journalist. Cinematographer. A.T. GAME '12. Views are my own. Born a masshole. Miss living in Midwest nice Madison. Now residing in rural Vermont.
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I hope y’all are hanging in there. I’m struggling with how to meet the moment myself.

Read on over at my substack.
#documentary #journalism
A Brave (?) New World
What the future looks like for my independent media
open.substack.com
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I just don’t think we’re freaking out enough about this SNAP cut. I have spent my whole career working with people who rely on SNAP for food. People who work multiple jobs. Who have kids. What do you think happens when 1/8th of the population can’t buy food anymore? Everything is going to collapse.
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US Gov't is shut down but @noaa.gov still toiling away at destroying decades of multilateral cooperation and ocean ecosystems in one fell swoop.

Folks, this is really, *really* bad.
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every day a new rubicon is crossed
I have been charged in a federal indictment sought by the Department of Justice.

This political prosecution is an attack on all of our First Amendment rights. I’m not backing down, and we’re going to win.
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It’s not law enforcement. It’s a deputized partisan militia.
This is so fucked up.
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Do not be a doomer about this. Just call your New York friends and remind them to vote, and tell them to do the same. He is more popular and will win with good turnout.
i hate to be that bitch, but my sources are telling me this early voting data has gotten Zohran's people rightly spooked and y'all better stop assuming this one's in the bag. GOTV
Voter turnout surges in NYC mayor’s race, with Boomers and Gen X leading the charge
The data so far is good news for independent candidate Andrew Cuomo, a political scientist said.
gothamist.com
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The Constitution means nothing if everyone only enforces the parts they like when it suits them. And that's happening. That's where we are. So, stop citing the Constitution as if it's a magic shield to stop Trump from seeking a third term. He's going to do it, and someone will have to stop him.
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Did you know?

About 4.5 million SNAP recipients are babies and toddlers under age 5.

About 11.1 million SNAP recipients are kids aged 5 to 17 years, who need food for healthy growth, learning, & development.

The federal government has the capacity to continue funding SNAP during a shutdown.
Real let them eat cake energy right now with the ballroom and SNAP situation.
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worst branding campaign of all time
Mike Johnson: "Democrats are required to open the government. They keep saying, 'Republicans are in charge of government.' We aren't!"
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Honestly, life has been a roller coaster since 2020. There is no getting beyond that. I hope some of you feeling similarly see this sunrise and find hope in it. For a fleeting moment, I did.
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NEW: the USDA says it will not use $5 billion in contingency funds to pay for November SNAP benefits.

The benefits are set to lapse at the end of this month due to the federal shutdown.

States, mayors, House Democrats etc have been urging the agency to use this money. Story TK
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Angus: Canada is reconsidering that relationship with China. Why? Because we can no longer trust the US.

And we know that we have 150, maybe more, Canadians in custody at ICE detention centers. We had two Canadians under Chinese custody and it caused a huge outcry. We now have over 150 in the US.
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dear US friends, when a sitting president (re)builds the seat of government, it almost always means the president has no intention of leaving at the end of term. your African friends with decades of experience
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The New York Times publishes a handy guide to which federal forces are terrorizing us at any moment. This is America, 2025.
Im lucky if my beets are big enough for the voles.

And finally, don’t even get me started on learning curves with soil health, companion planting and timing of seed starts. True gardening for survival take space, time and money. It’s a privilege. /end
Those again for a number of years. That shit lives in the soil, and y’all don’t want that hallucinogenic fungus. Unless you like losing limbs. This was all thanks to the CONSTANT rain we had this spring.

Then, got hit with drought and my fall crop, forget it. 4/
I’ll challenge anyone to find a kid that wouldn’t win out a hunger strike. My kids will just go to bed hungry before I can force any food on them they don’t like. They are that stubborn.

And climate change. I tried oats this year, and rye. I was wiped out by ergot. Which means I can’t try 3/
To meet the needs of three little kids who have a ridiculous aversion to vegetables. They require enough fruits to counter the lack of healthy vegetable vitamins. That’s year round berries.

And with that, most things someone can reasonably grow, kids turn their noses towards. 2/
100%
Also neglected in the conversation is climate change damaging crops and parents of little kids (food aversions).

I’ll start with the easy. Any parent with kids under five knows of the damn berry obsession. I have strawberries, raspberries and blueberries on my land and still never enough 1/
My favorite part of gardening is always watching the animals snatch up the food right before I can get it
On Threads, the usual suspects are telling ppl about to lose SNAP benefits to just start a garden. As a gardener, I had to laugh. You need at LEAST an acre of land to feed a family of 4. Start-up costs are enormous. But yes, subsistence farming on the balcony of your rental apartment is the answer
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It flies under the radar because it is overwhelmed by the sheer repulsiveness of the physical destruction of the east wing, but there is no way that a president should be allowed to use private money to change public property. It circumvents the power of the purse.