Wyatt
@hebethepbguy.bsky.social
Doing what I can to help those in my community, and those underserved, live in a more inclusive, thoughtful, and equitable world - 27 | he/him | 🏳️🌈📚🎮⚾🎂
A better future is possible. And if you even just let your voice be heard, let everyone know what you stand for and that this shit isn't okay, then that's a powerful start.
There are people who can't speak up or can't give. They're the neighbors, friends, and family the rest of us need to help.
There are people who can't speak up or can't give. They're the neighbors, friends, and family the rest of us need to help.
January 16, 2026 at 6:33 AM
A better future is possible. And if you even just let your voice be heard, let everyone know what you stand for and that this shit isn't okay, then that's a powerful start.
There are people who can't speak up or can't give. They're the neighbors, friends, and family the rest of us need to help.
There are people who can't speak up or can't give. They're the neighbors, friends, and family the rest of us need to help.
As for me, I hope at the core of everything I do is that I inspire hope. Hope (WITH ACTION!) is what's going to sustain us.
This administration wants to destroy your hope that things can get better. They want you feel powerless and disconnected.
Fuck that bullshit.
This administration wants to destroy your hope that things can get better. They want you feel powerless and disconnected.
Fuck that bullshit.
January 16, 2026 at 6:28 AM
As for me, I hope at the core of everything I do is that I inspire hope. Hope (WITH ACTION!) is what's going to sustain us.
This administration wants to destroy your hope that things can get better. They want you feel powerless and disconnected.
Fuck that bullshit.
This administration wants to destroy your hope that things can get better. They want you feel powerless and disconnected.
Fuck that bullshit.
We also need a lot more from our elected representatives. No platitudes. No rosey speeches. They need to tell us what they're doing *now* to safeguard the people they have the privilege of representing.
It's not enough for them to talk the talk, they need to run the run.
It's not enough for them to talk the talk, they need to run the run.
January 16, 2026 at 6:24 AM
We also need a lot more from our elected representatives. No platitudes. No rosey speeches. They need to tell us what they're doing *now* to safeguard the people they have the privilege of representing.
It's not enough for them to talk the talk, they need to run the run.
It's not enough for them to talk the talk, they need to run the run.
I'm not 100% sure a Dem can win, but I have my fingers crossed for an upset! We need to keep fighting, even if victory isn't guaranteed.
December 2, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I'm not 100% sure a Dem can win, but I have my fingers crossed for an upset! We need to keep fighting, even if victory isn't guaranteed.
I remember hearing about this yesterday. I think no matter what, Democrats should invest in it and help lay the groundwork. Virginia was reliably red until Obama in 2008. The more authentic connections we make with communities, the more likely a *future* win will happen.
November 21, 2025 at 8:10 PM
I remember hearing about this yesterday. I think no matter what, Democrats should invest in it and help lay the groundwork. Virginia was reliably red until Obama in 2008. The more authentic connections we make with communities, the more likely a *future* win will happen.
If you don't fight, you don't win. Even if it's an uphill battle, you have to make the effort. Thank you Marc (and your team!) for fighting for democracy. Because once one state gerrymanders this heavily, it forces every state to gerrymander heavily and then we end up with no democracy.
November 19, 2025 at 3:46 PM
If you don't fight, you don't win. Even if it's an uphill battle, you have to make the effort. Thank you Marc (and your team!) for fighting for democracy. Because once one state gerrymanders this heavily, it forces every state to gerrymander heavily and then we end up with no democracy.
Bipartisanship should be used as a tool. If bipartisanship were to get us affordable healthcare, or a livable wage, or improved working conditions, then by all means - but it feels like some politicians view bipartisanship as a goal rather than as a means to an end. It's disappointing.
November 10, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Bipartisanship should be used as a tool. If bipartisanship were to get us affordable healthcare, or a livable wage, or improved working conditions, then by all means - but it feels like some politicians view bipartisanship as a goal rather than as a means to an end. It's disappointing.
It absolutely will not. It's fucking infuriating to see people argue for bipartisanship for its own sake. Elected officials were elected to make our lives better and advocate for us, not to make deals with people who would never agree with beneficial policies to any situation.
November 10, 2025 at 3:18 AM
It absolutely will not. It's fucking infuriating to see people argue for bipartisanship for its own sake. Elected officials were elected to make our lives better and advocate for us, not to make deals with people who would never agree with beneficial policies to any situation.
Regarding ACA, does NOT speak to affordability!! Government workers deserve to be paid, but you can't say "we're going to make things more affordable for you" then turn around and say "oh well, hrm, actually, healthcare can be more expensive because we think it would benefit us politically."
November 10, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Regarding ACA, does NOT speak to affordability!! Government workers deserve to be paid, but you can't say "we're going to make things more affordable for you" then turn around and say "oh well, hrm, actually, healthcare can be more expensive because we think it would benefit us politically."