N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
Billionaires exist because labor is systematically paid less than the value it produces.
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
George W. Bush and Donald Trump were both elected using the electoral college.
George W. LOST the popular vote
Donald Trump LOST the popular vote
For the first time in history, Democrats have enough votes to END the electoral college.
END the Electoral College now!
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
Democrats have now won so many seats nationwide that we can effectively abolish the Electoral College without the use of a Constitutional Amendment.
It’s time, let’s finally get it done.
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
The people yearn for high speed rail
Amtrak has broken its annual ridership record, completing more than 37 million trips in 2026.
It's the third year in a row the transit agency has set a new ridership high.
(amtrak.com/content/dam/proje…)
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
Damn near Everybody black in congress went to an HBCU
I never ever wanna hear how HBCUs dont prepare you for the real world
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
PLEASE NOTE
AIPAC changed their name to:
UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT
DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ONE
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
U.S Minimum Wage in 2009: $7.25/hr
U.S minimum Wage in 2026: $7.25/hr
U.S. Billionaire Wealth in 2009: $1.27 trillion
U.S Billionaire Wealth in 2026: $9.15 trillion
Our job: Pass a billionaire wealth tax & raise the minimum wage to at least $20 an hour.
No more excuses.
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
We cannot get complacent. ANY candidate taking money from AIPAC must go!!! Dems included.
Hakeem and Chuck gotta go.
Democrats must be absolutely ruthless now.
No “healing the nation”. No “moving on”, no “reconciliation”, no “bridging the gaps”. No “if they go low, we go high”. No Obamism.
Subpoena, impeach, prosecute, imprison. Trumpism is criminal & should be treated as such.
- AshMordant
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
This needs to be the Democratic "Top 10"
1. Codify a woman's right to choose.
2. End the war.
3. Hold the President & his cabinet accountable.
4. End the ICE reign of terror.
5. End price gouging by business & megacorps.
6. TAX THE RICH (90% effective rate).
7. Universal healthcare, childcare, & education.
8. $25.00 per hour minimum wage.
9. Eliminate Citizens United & dark money.
10. DID I MENTION TAX THE GODDAMN RICH?!?!
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
he needs to keep getting in front of cameras and steering the party. just like this
Zohran Mamdani: “It’s not enough for us as Democrats to win power. We have to use that power to deliver change that Americans can feel in their wallets. When you look at these campaigns, if we want to speak about James Talarico, he campaigned on a vision for universal childcare. If you want to talk about Keisha Lance Bottoms, she campaigned on a vision of cutting red tape to build housing. If you want to talk about Jocelyn Benson, she campaigned on a moratorium for data centers. What I’m excited to see now is a recognition that the work is only just starting and this has to be delivered for working people across the country”
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
I totally support cancelling student loan debt for 45 million students because they canceled trillions in taxes for billionaires.
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
Florida. Mississippi. Louisiana. They could’ve all gone blue with enough investment.
N͜͡e͜͡g͜͡r͜͡o͜͡d͜͡a͜͡m͜͡u͜͡s͜͡⚜️ retweeted
Trump will remain President, but what he CANNOT do now:
Cannot approve any laws:
He needs Congress. With Democrats at 90, all his legislative proposals will be blocked.
2. Cannot secure funding:
Congress controls the budget. No financing for his MAGA projects, the Wall, etc.
3. Faces the risk of impeachment: Democrats can launch investigations and even proceed with impeachment.
4. Cannot appoint judges/officials freely: The Senate will block his choices.
5. Cannot conclude major foreign deals:
Trade agreements, war funding require Congress's approval.
In short: He will remain in the White House, sign executive orders, but Congress and Courts can overturn them. President in name, powerless in reality.
































