Tim Giusta
@timothy22.bsky.social
Retired Movie Theatre owner; community radio DJ; SF Giants fan
Reposted by Tim Giusta
The moment we stop asking for things because we don't yet have the votes is the moment we stop moving forward.
We didn't have the votes when we first asked for marriage equality. Or the Civil Rights Act. Should we stop pushing for Medicare for All because we don't yet have the votes?
We didn't have the votes when we first asked for marriage equality. Or the Civil Rights Act. Should we stop pushing for Medicare for All because we don't yet have the votes?
January 15, 2026 at 3:49 AM
The moment we stop asking for things because we don't yet have the votes is the moment we stop moving forward.
We didn't have the votes when we first asked for marriage equality. Or the Civil Rights Act. Should we stop pushing for Medicare for All because we don't yet have the votes?
We didn't have the votes when we first asked for marriage equality. Or the Civil Rights Act. Should we stop pushing for Medicare for All because we don't yet have the votes?
Reposted by Tim Giusta
I know we’re all thinking about the midterms, but we’ve still got SO MUCH WORK to do ahead of the midterms.
And victories there will help us build that momentum to make 2026 a true repudiation of all things MAGA/GOP.
And victories there will help us build that momentum to make 2026 a true repudiation of all things MAGA/GOP.
December 28, 2025 at 4:29 AM
I know we’re all thinking about the midterms, but we’ve still got SO MUCH WORK to do ahead of the midterms.
And victories there will help us build that momentum to make 2026 a true repudiation of all things MAGA/GOP.
And victories there will help us build that momentum to make 2026 a true repudiation of all things MAGA/GOP.