kristinleighsea.bsky.social
Advocate for equity, truth & transparency
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Trump breaks every commandment like it’s a bucket list - lies nonstop, cheats on his wife, pays off a porn star, never repents, and calls it ‘Two Corinthians.’ But wave a Bible upside down and suddenly he’s the messiah of MAGA. It’s a cult.
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Musk playing Diablo in a West Wing office with no view, rambling about getting shot and comparing himself to Buddha is peak tech bro messiah complex.
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And Hegseth’s tenure as Defense Secretary…
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Microsoft dropping a law firm for backing Trump’s election lies is a major signal that even corporate giants are drawing a line. If your business props up anti-democracy nonsense, expect consequences. Align with facts or get left behind.
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Exactly - you’re walking them right to the edge of their own logic, and suddenly the floor drops out. That’s why they go silent: the mask slips, and they don’t want to say the quiet part out loud.
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Agreed.
IMO the “oppressed” label comes when the argument shifts from explaining disparities to justifying them as natural or deserved, implying others shouldn’t have access to power or resources. It’s less about denying all oppression and more about who gets to define fairness.
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Wow, really disappointing. Would not consider either of these people worthy of being recognized for their “philanthropic contributions to the Puget Sound region and ability to inspire the communities in which they live.”
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The Discovery Institute, a ring-wing think tank who employs MAGA activist Jonathan Choe.
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If Rachael were to be elected, she’s proposing using temporary jails to detox thousands of homeless addicts and recommends using military construction and medical personnel to assist. Really scary stuff.
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Apparently she needs to brush up on how local government works in Seattle - the council acts independently and is not under the mayor’s control.
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When asked about how she would work with the Seattle City Council to get buy in on her plans, she said “her election would be a mandate to the council. By electing Rachael Savage the citizens of Seattle would be demanding the problem be solved from the ground up.”
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I asked Rachael several questions about her plans for Seattle, her answers were quite disturbing.
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Don’t know how much he’s representing DI these days, much of his recent so-called reporting comes from his bylines at Frontlines and Newsmax.
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He didn’t break the story, he capitalized on it by turning public indecency into his personal content farm. Filming crimes and posting them online for views isn’t journalism. It’s exploitation, which pretty much sums up anything he publishes.
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Choe is a right wing activist and agitator cosplaying as a journalist. After multiple local news outlets reported on issues at Denny Blaine park, he went to the park, recorded video and posted to X.
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“America First” was just the bait. The real plan? Billionaires First. While U.S. workers choke on layoffs and inflation, Musk’s out brokering backdoor deals with foreign governments as Trump’s lackey. It’s a billionaire shakedown draped in a flag and sold to suckers as patriotism.
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Trump’s trade pitch is literally: your kids get fewer toys that cost more - and you should thank him for it. “America First” has turned into “Screw your wallet, screw your kids, but wave that flag while you’re at it.”
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It’s generational servitude with a bald eagle sticker slapped on it.
Shut up, salute the flag, and enjoy your mandatory bootlicking break at 10 a.m.
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Trump says he could but won’t - because defying judges is more on-brand. This from the guy who claims to be tough on crime and a champion of “law and order.” Turns out that only applies when it’s not his agenda on trial.
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Now they’re fine with quietly draining your wallet at Walmart, as long as it doesn’t show up on your tax bill. Funny how “limited government” always makes an exception for con jobs that fool their base.
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Marco Rubio just looked the American people dead in the eye and basically said, “Transparency? Nah. I’d lie to you and the courts, and I’m proud of it.” This is the same guy whose party screams about accountability - until it’s their secrets on the line.
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Imagine being the most privileged group in America - white, straight, male - and quoting fanfiction about how oppressed you are…
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Especially like the ‘LMFAO’ 🤣
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Conservatives making their own version of Rage Against the Machine is peak clown show. Trying to hijack their style while defending the very power structures they fought is like dressing up as Che Guevara to sell hedge fund tax breaks.
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Subscribed! Thanks to you and the Bulwark team for your commitment to truth in democracy.
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Finding cost savings was never the point of DOGE, it’s just an excuse for taking a chainsaw to institutional knowledge, cohesiveness and the people’s ability to resist a fascist regime.
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Thank you for continuing to use your voice and platform to cut through the clutter 🙏
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🤣🤣🤣
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Bravo to this teacher for rising above hate 🙌