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South Jersey guy becomes the face of ICE resistance | Will Bunch Newsletter Last Friday, Joseph Zobel, “an average Joe who grew up in Haddon Heights” saw a video that shocked him. First interview with the ICE protester whose viral video reaction has been seen 3 million times.

SCOOP: I have the first interview with the 36-year-old South Jersey man whose tearful protest against an ICE raid at a school bus stop has been watched more than 3 million times

How a non-political Eagles fan Everyman became the face of ICE resistance

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“funding was substantially higher—on average, about $150 million”

Whats the denominator for this? What is the average funding?

the best thing about this primary is that everyone arguing about it online is getting paid to do so. just the most obnoxious senate race of my lifetime

Xi has pocketed Putin. Putin has pocketed Trump. Does Xi have Trump pocketed by the transitive pocketing theorem?

Would CBS have capitulated like this in 2019 or 2020?

This could kill broadcast TV and make streaming way more popular than it already is

This is crazy. The government — or fear of the government — is editing a CBS comedy show. Via @brianstelter.bsky.social

"Yesterday, Stephen Colbert taped a 'Late Show' interview with James Talarico, a candidate in the Democratic Senate primary in Texas, but then CBS lawyers intervened."

Politicize everything is the playbook

The Skyline (TM)

On a scale of 0-10, 0 being JD Vance and 10 being AOC, where does this guy sit, and how far down should we go before just giving up on a particular voter?

It all started with that ring

Heads I win, tails you lose!

I tried to do the math at 2031 but then just kept reading

He also has a strong moral compass and the bravery to say what he believes.

a woman with dreadlocks and a nose ring is crying . Alt: Rick James with dreadlocks and a nose ring is crying .

Sleep is a helluva drug

I saw Jesse Jackson at a campaign stop in '88. Small room, maybe 50 people. Absolutely amazing speaker. Down to earth. Talked about normal people problems. Acknowleged systemic issues by explaining how they affected his lifelong friends.

Rest in peace.

In 1865, the increasingly outspoken Semmelweis allegedly suffered a nervous breakdown and was committed to an asylum by his colleagues. In the asylum, he was beaten by the guards. He died 14 days later from a gangrenous wound on his right hand that may have been caused by the beating.[4]” from wiki.

The story about the guy who realized you shouldn’t just go from working on cadavers to delivering babies is just so sad

Fox News never got quotes.

Should really be Fox Opinions

The Free Press

Antibiotics are one of the greatest discoveries of the modern medical age (along with vaccines)

It’s russian roulette. You’ll survive 5/6 times, but that doesn’t make it safe

Like, USAID still legally exists, still receives budget from Congress, and the few dozen remaining employees (who work at State) still have usaid.gov emails and all our systems and databases still exist.

It's just the 10k of us who actually did the work are gone. Just do that to ICE and CBP.

Start with Bari

Bari signed the Harper's letter

Seeing people that very obviously never looked at politics outside of social media try to hold court over political topics is like

Damn social media is free but at what cost

Rev. Jesse Jackson's "I *am* somebody..." remains one of the all-time great pieces of 20th century rhetoric / agitprop

And he could deliver it at a Black separatist meeting, the Democratic National Convention, or on god-blessed Sesame Street (see below 🥹)

RIP to the Voice of the Voiceless

I saw a political cartoon which depicted senate democrats looking at an issue polling at 55 or 56% support and their waiting until it hit 57% or some higher number before they supported it. But I can't find it. I think the creator was on here, but I could not find it in my reskeets. Anyone know??

Thank you for saving me the unpleasantness of going there.

Jain, "popularists" and those that listen to them will always be following trends, never leading. It's the cartoon of the senate dems waiting for public opinion to hit 60% before they advocate for something.