@kenklippenstein "We need more, better McKinsey strategies."
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First Democratic congressperson to call for DNC Chair's resignation following the 2024 autopsy fiasco 👇
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Nicholas Wu@nicholaswu12
News - Rep. Marc Veasey tells me it’s time for Ken Martin to step down as DNC Chair “There doesn’t seem to be a plan to turn things around and the clock is ticking. November is literally around the corner….I believe it’s time for him to move on.”
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Ohio advances bill against AI child sex abuse material, deepfakes dispatch.com/story/news/pol…
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@Duracel45868070 @DispatchAlerts So your high powered brain thinks cp causes pedophilia?
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Health insurance companies don't provide health care.
Doctors do.
Nurses do.
Hospitals do.
Clinics do.
All insurance companies do is deny you the care you already paid for so some executive can buy their second yacht and their third home.
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@Local12 so weird that ohio can get 25k signatures for data center issues, but health insurance--which ruins far more lives than data centers ever could--is a non issue.
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Ohio group collects 25,000 signatures for a constitutional amendment banning data centers: bit.ly/3RPOJpq
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@Carzonfye if the ceo doesn't do it, he's fired and they'll hire someone else who will.
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I just don’t get it, you could literally read a book every day until you die and not even scratch the surface of what’s been written. The bottleneck has never been quantity, who is demanding more poorly written crap
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Barnes & Noble CEO Says He Has 'No Problem' Selling AI-Written Books: 'We Will Stock Them' people.com/barnes-and-nob…
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@vincethepolack explains why you won't do stories about how ai is fucking everything up especially customer service.
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Cleveland dot com: well, we got universally pilloried for turning podcast audio into AI generated video with cartoonish graphics. clearly what everyone was upset about is the “cartoonish” part!
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Try not to forget retweetledi
"We have indisputable evidence that Ghaddafi is giving his troops Viagra so they can mass rape girls and babies. We need to bomb them now!"
*few months later as Libya has been bombed*
"Yeah we made up that Viagra mass rape stuff. Anyway, Israel has the right to defend itself."
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He took the money from First Energy. It was a bribe. Repubs love to elect people who are easily bribable.
Sherrod Brown Burner@sherrodburner
BREAKING: Jon Husted makes a break for it when confronted about the $116,000 he took from an Epstein Co-Conspirator.
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@OhioState katie will becomes a middle manager that will depend on chatgpt for her life.
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@sherrodburner Ask Brown if he supports an arms embargo of Israel until it stops its genocide in Gaza and see how fast he runs.
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BREAKING: Jon Husted makes a break for it when confronted about the $116,000 he took from an Epstein Co-Conspirator.
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@DanielLMcAdams Gas prices are high from war with Iran and unquestioned support of Israel, both of which Democrats support, and they'll never throw Israel under the bus for votes. Prices will be a non issue in November mutually agreed to by both parties.
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New GOP midterm messaging just dropped:
"Can't afford gas? That's life."
The Tennessee Holler@TheTNHoller
COLLINS: “What about Trump’s promise to lower gas prices?” JORDAN: “That’s life.” @kaitlancollins: “If someone’s paying more for⛽️, saying ‘that’s life’ might not make them feel better.” @Jim_Jordan: “Those are your words, not mine.” COLLINS: “No you said that. Just now.”😬
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@ACCass @AlexBores @jonfavs The Democrats job is to stand up for corporate donors, and Favreau isn't naive or stupid enough not to know this. He's doing the Bernie "the Democrats are good in their hearts but are just weak" bit. Shove it.
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“The American people are looking for who is going to stand up for them. We absolutely should be seizing that moment, and I think we're making a generational mistake if we don't” — @AlexBores to @jonfavs on how Ds should approach AI regulation.
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Ohioans are putting $10 in the gas tank at a time while members of Congress make $635 million trading stocks.
You’re pinching every penny while Congress is cashing in.
That’s a problem.
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@RachelCoyleOhio There's a reason large cities go Democratic while rural areas GOP, and it isn't gerrymandering.
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Ohio Republican politicians gerrymandered (rigged) his district so he can basically never lose
The Tennessee Holler@TheTNHoller
COLLINS: “What about Trump’s promise to lower gas prices?” JORDAN: “That’s life.” @kaitlancollins: “If someone’s paying more for⛽️, saying ‘that’s life’ might not make them feel better.” @Jim_Jordan: “Those are your words, not mine.” COLLINS: “No you said that. Just now.”😬
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@TheArgumentMag Wrong. Genocide in Gaza, unbelievable healthcare costs, barbarous social welfare all to protect donors.
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Trump is unpopular. But that doesn’t mean voters are automatically ready to hand Democrats the keys.
Here’s one central problem for Democrats: Trump’s approval is cratering, but Republican vote share is not collapsing at the same rate.
One reason? Crime.
Even among some voters who disapprove of Trump, Democrats still face a trust gap on public safety and criminal justice. And if the party is still mismatched with voters on issues like crime, immigration, and disorder, anti-Trump sentiment may only take them so far.
Read the full piece: theargumentmag.com/p/why-democrat…
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@OhioGabe If the donors want it, the Democrats support it. x.com/briebriejoy/st…
Briahna Joy Gray@briebriejoy
Some falsebeliefs that are hurting the Democratic Party: 1) Republicans are better at messaging bc their audience is dumb. 2) Republicans are better at keeping together their coalition because the Democratic coalition is more "diverse." The reality is that Democrats back opaque, convoluted, marginal policy ideas because the straightforward, popular policies like Medicare for All, a living wage, tax the rich, are opposed by their donor base. The inverse conservative policies (cut taxes/cut government) can be said straightforwardly because those policies are in line with what the corporate donor base both parties share support. Democrats sound convoluted not because their policies are "smarter," but because they have to employ more sophistry to do their donor's bidding while not upsetting the base. They have to use rotating villain voting + the filibuster + rely on executive vetos + sunsetting popular policies like the child tax credit in order to make sure nothing they *say* they want sticks. To point #2: This is so racist is wrong. There is very little "diversity" of opinion among the issues that ALL Americans-- not just the Dem base -- want. Medicare for all is an 88% issue among Dems, and 49% among Republicans. The overwhelming majority of Americans want it. Dems blaming "diversity" for not running on popular, economic populist policies is wrong and downright hateful.
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