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@DaniaStrong
A surrealist from Maine
Maine/Los Angeles/Soup Katılım Ocak 2015
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@MarcoFoster_ @grahamformaine People to easily forget that Mills was silent on the issue until the Iran war.
Ok not completely silent,but while our bombs were killing thousands over seas she instead speaks out to support Israel, against antisemitism and against divestment.
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Graham Platner: “I fundamentally believe a nation that is committing a genocide should not be a place that we are putting money. We should be leveraging the fact that we have a lot of power in this relationship due to our funding. We should be leveraging that to get the Israeli government to stop behaving in such an utterly atrocious fashion”
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@614clinton So do you not like people or just not want to interact with them?
Want to cause them pain: Dentist, Military, Attorney, Insurance salesman.
Want to avoid them: Work online
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@notcee_fan I would put it up for auction with a starting bid of 20,000. That is a work of art!!!!
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@LeftyWinter Definitely. Just imagine if Mamdani was president, that would be life under AOC. Not perfect of course, but better and full of hope.
The US seems to racist and sexist to vote for her, sadly. Even some Bernie fans don’t like her.
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@LeftyWinter Graham Platner has my vote in Maine. I need to look into the other races first the primary.
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My full list of candidates I'm still supporting:
•Vance Bostic
•Chris Bennett
• Jeromie Whalen
•Randy Villeges
•Erin Petrey
•Zeva Rosenbaum
•Salvatore Paradellaro
• Karishma Manzur
• Stratton (won primary)
• Courtney Peterson
• Julie Gonzales (run off)
• Brent Hennrich
•Oliver Larkin
• Brad Lander
•Kyle Blomquist
•Cori Bush
•Elijah Manley
• Juan Arauz
• Melat Kiros
•Peggy Flanagan
•Sailat Chakrabarti
•Analilia Mejia (Won primary)
-Analilia Mejia still gotta run for reelection after her special to fill Mikie Sherrill's seat.
•Abdul El-Sayed
•James Talarico (won primary)
Let me know if you're running for office and would like to add you to my list!
I'm supporting progressives & those running against centrist Democrats.
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@lady_valor_07 The general state of America these days. You can work long hard hours all your life, barely afford food and rent and STILL make too much money to qualify for food stamps and subsidized health insurance.
If it hasn’t gotten you yet you are lucky, but it very well might
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@TheFigen_ I would wear it every day to work. It is just when you are as weird as I am making money is a chore.
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@jeff_of_norwich Some get more, some literally get less because they can be fired for any reason.
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I refuse to believe that Americans only get two weeks off a year
That's bloody criminal
You should get at least five, NOT including public holidays
me irl@me_when_irl
"You're sentenced to work 9 to 5 with 2 weeks vacation a year for the rest of your life"
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@laurel_libby @grahamformaine He would be president by now.
Oh Woops! he hasn't committed actual rape, fraud or other felonies. He will have to get working on that!
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Imagine @grahamformaine were a Republican. Now you tell me, what would Democrats have done to a candidate with his history?
The hypocrisy is astounding.
All Politics is Local with Jon Fetherston@LocalPoliticsis
Editorial: A Fake Indian and a Nazi Walk Into a Bar… By Jon Fetherston Am I living in the Twilight Zone, or has 2026 politics simply become unbearable? At this point, it’s a fair question. Here in Maine, and on the national stage, we’re watching a U.S. Senate campaign unfold that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. A candidate carrying the weight of deeply disturbing past statements is now asking voters to look the other way. Not minor missteps. Not off-the-cuff remarks taken out of context. But a record that includes offensive commentary about rural Mainers, derogatory statements about Black Americans, anti-police rhetoric, and perhaps most alarming of all, comments suggesting that women who are raped bear responsibility for what happened to them. That’s not a “gotcha.” That’s not opposition research. That’s disqualifying. So how does a candidacy like this even gain traction? Even more baffling, how does it earn the backing of national political figures who have built careers around claiming moral authority on these very issues? That’s where things stop making sense. For years, Elizabeth Warren has positioned herself as a champion for women, a voice for justice, and a fighter against injustice in all forms. She has made a career out of calling out offensive rhetoric and demanding accountability, loudly and often. And yet, here we are. Elizabeth Warren has now formally endorsed Graham Platner’s campaign. Let that sink in. A candidate with a documented history of deeply troubling comments about women and others is running for the United States Senate and instead of clear, unequivocal condemnation, he is receiving the support of one of the country’s most prominent progressive voices. It raises a simple question: were those principles ever real, or were they just politically convenient? This week’s press conference only deepened the concern. A rape victim was brought forward to speak in defense of the candidate, a moment that should have been about accountability but instead felt like a carefully staged attempt to blunt criticism. The candidate himself spoke for less than 90 seconds, offering what amounted to a brief dismissal of his past. Don’t judge me for who I was. It’s a familiar line in politics. Sometimes it’s even valid. People can change. Growth is real. But change requires something more than a quick soundbite. It requires ownership. It requires clarity. It requires genuine remorse. What we saw looked less like accountability and more like deflection. And voters can tell the difference. That’s what makes this moment so surreal. The standards that are so often applied to some candidates seem to vanish entirely for others. The outrage machine that usually runs at full speed suddenly goes quiet. Which brings us back to that Twilight Zone feeling. Because somehow, in the middle of all this, we’ve reached a point where even longtime political opponents are finding themselves aligned ,at least temporarily, against something they view as far worse. Only in 2026 could a Senate race produce a moment where critics of Governor Janet Mills are saying, “You might actually be right on this one.” And maybe that’s the clearest signal of all. When the lines blur this much, when basic standards of decency become optional, it’s not just one campaign that’s at issue. It’s the broader political culture that allowed it to happen. Maine voters deserve better than this. Not perfection. Not ideological purity. But a baseline of character and judgment that shouldn’t even be up for debate. If that’s too much to ask, then maybe we really are in the Twilight Zone. @themainewire
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Here's my latest on the U.S. Senate primary in Maine and the failure of the media to talk to voters of color in Maine.
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For anyone wondering how actual Mainers are reacting to Mills’ negative campaigning it’s worth reading the comments on her Facebook ad. Yikes! facebook.com/share/p/17T7NW…
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@MonaKnows2 @NYCMayor @SonoVisuals @NYC_DOT That is what happens when you apply for a job, ever had one?
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@NYCMayor @SonoVisuals @NYC_DOT You going to hire people with shovels to fill them in?
2 forms of picture ID and SS# needed!
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