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"Be. Kind. Not. Right."
~Jael Hoffmann
Art on a dirt road, off Highway 395. #California
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#OrangeCounty
Drop boxes stay open today until polls close. Go to ocvote.gov for locations, including drive up drop boxes. 🌧
If you're in line when polls close, #stayinline! You'll still be able to vote. 🗳
#OrangeCounty
Drop boxes stay open today until polls close. Go to ocvote.gov for locations, including drive up drop boxes. 🌧
If you're in line when polls close, #stayinline! You'll still be able to vote. 🗳
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Under President Biden, the deficit fell by $1.4 trillion this year. That’s the largest one-year drop in American history.
Congressional Republicans are pushing for tax cuts skewed to the wealthy that would add $3 trillion to the deficit.
Why billionaires like to control print/broadcast media & social media.
Not political experts. They want to control a narrative that benefits them & their financial class, & their agenda to shape public opinion in their favor.
Note: no discussion on balancing power before this.
#HuntingtonBeach
If you haven't voted yet and end up trying to drop your ballot in the upcoming rain, there is a drive-thru drop box in front of HB police department at city hall open through election day (Yorktown and Main streets).
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Just another sad example of Ms. Steel's SOP:
Say anything regardless of the truth
In her approach, there is no truth, no honor & no commitment to service. For Steel, there's only an all-consuming attempt to maintain position & power.
She embodies today's GOP.
Fact check: False, revisionist.
A decade ago, Chen was one vote on a community college board. The US State Department supported the program at that time, as did many universities. The program was dropped from consideration when it morphed into something else.
It remains shocking that as a public official Jay Chen rigorously fought for a program that the U.S. Department of State + a bipartisan group of Senators classify as a "foreign mission" of the Chinese government. #CA45
2017-2021.state.gov/confuciu…
1/ "These Cold War-era allegations were popular when the John Birch Society had 38 chapters in Orange County"
FACT CHECK: No, @ocregister Allegations about "Americaness" & loyalty targeted Chinese Am. & Japanese Am. beginning in the 19th Century here in OC.
Chen vs. Steel race devolves into a sad spectacle trib.al/GlN1M3y
This quote: "...Asian voters have a variety of backgrounds and opinions, of course, but we suppose their preferences mirror those of other Americans."
You "suppose?" "Other Americans" What's being implied there?
The "just asking questions" tactic that others Asian Americans.
6/6 The Register has fallen far from when it stood up to unfounded allegations targeting Asian Americans.
Hate crimes/incidents targeting Asian Am.'s increased 5,000% between 2017-2021 in OC due to this rhetoric (source: @WeAreOneOC ). The Register is contributing to that.
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These are more than racist, the are very much in-line with early nazi propaganda aimed at getting the public to accept what they had planned for the Jews. It's the height of irresponsibility for any vendor to accept or distribute this messaging. – at Eugene, OR
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Looks like Southern California is getting GRT propaganda in the mail. 🤬 #DismantleWhiteSupremacy
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.@PressSec Karine Jean-Pierre to @KellyO: "The president, again, is making this speech because we're seeing an alarming number of Republican officials who are saying, they're being very clear, they're not going to accept the results of these elections. That's a problem."
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As the affirmative action case reaches the Supreme Court, @AAPolicyForum's Kristin Penner & I push back hard on the false lone-wolf narrative around conservative activist Ed Blum #defenddiversity
@harvarddiverse @NAACP_LDF h/t
@James_S_Murphy slate.com/news-and-politics/…
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Replying to @mypurposefulLT @AstorAaron
Most Asian Americans support affirmative action. The plaintiffs do not reflect the larger population.

















