cschey.bsky.social
Very proud mom of 3. Trying to find my way. Kindness matters to me.
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God speed.
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I miss my hometown of my younger years. I would go to this!đź’™
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The whole premise of the story is that Trump has a plan. He does not. He’s just winging things as he goes along, as sociopaths usually do. And that’s why no one can explain the “plan.” It doesn’t exist.
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It should become a regular thing.
Weekly Blackout Fridays.
As more see people willing to become uncomfortable, they will join the cause.
As our desperation mounts, so will our need to do something about it.
It's up to us to hold the oligarchs accountable.
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It took a while, but they did it.
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"You haven't thanked President Trump enough"
- Vance
Think about the unmitigated sycophantic audacity it takes to say that to the leader of a sovereign nation you demanded sign over their war torn country's mineral wealth.
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That's awesome you are able to do that. Not everyone can. If you want large participation you have to make it doable for the masses - people with limited shopping options, people with limited transportation, people with limited income
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Hakeem was here in Chicago this week for a book signing and angry crowds outside the bookstore shouted for him to get to work and DO SOMETHING. I didn’t see it show. On CNN or MSNBC but our local NBC news covered it. I mean really!? A book signing while Rome is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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We’re it.
When it gets bad enough, I hope we’re ready.
When it’s time, we need to make the protests in South Korea look tiny in comparison, and we have to commit to being there for as long as it takes for our reps to get the message.
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I think that’s probably coming soon. It’s already showing signs that investors are getting nervous - once the full scale of the layoffs and deportations are felt, it’s probably gonna get ugly.
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I think so, yes. The GOP is getting absolutely hammered by their constituents at town halls back home.
It’s going to be interesting to see if they have any more of a backbone when they get back to DC. It doesn’t take many Republican defectors to completely change the calculus in DC.
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Couple things wrong with what he’s doing there:
An O-9 can’t be Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, nor can a retired anything - they’d have to be recalled to active duty and promoted first
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If they privatize USPS will it interfere with mail-in voting in 2026?