WORKER19

WORKER19

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IBEW 824, Tampa - Telecom.

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Replying to @juliusgoat.bsky.social

"Abandonment is Unity," the doublespeak of centrist extremists. Working with Nazis to exclude people Nazis want to exclude is how you get Nazis. Solidarity is how you beat them. We must work to replace leadership of the Democrat's Abandonment Coalition. We must foster and grow a Solidarity Party.

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You can't beat fascism by agreeing with fascism. You can't beat fascists by accepting a fascist frame. Corporatist Democratic Party leadership needs to be defeated and jettisoned. We have to fight them, not because we don't want to fight Republicans, but because they refuse to.

Wintersong@wintersong.bsky.social

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC - @electdemocrats.bsky.social) is running anti-trans ads now, so I don't know how you can say the party itself isn't embracing transphobia. There are still some good Dems out there, but transphobia is apparently a party value.

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This is garbage. It's very easy to say: "My opponent is a creep who wants to inspect your children's genitalia. I think government should mind its own fucking business." Makes me sick that Turek doesn't have the guts or the interest in fighting for the underdogs here.

Erin Reed@erininthemorning.com

Josh Turek of Iowa, Democrat, comes out with one of the worst anti-trans ads yet. Not only is it an anti-sports ad, it proposes a ban on federal funding for gender affirming care. That would hit all medicaid and medicare patients, and any ACA federally-subsidized plans as well. Horrific.

This Day in Labor History: On October 24, 1975, women in Iceland went on a one-day strike to protest both the unequal pay conditions they faced in the country and men’s refusal to recognize the reproductive labor they did at home

lawyersgunsmoneyblog.comThis Day in Labor History: October 24, 1975 - Lawyers, Guns & MoneyOn October 24, 1975, women in Iceland went on a one-day strike to protest both the unequal pay conditions they faced in the country and men’s refusal to recognize the reproductive labor they did at…

WORKER19 reposted

I need people to understand this selective good ole boy justice — the kind that protects abusers, rewards impunity, and openly flouts rule of law and equal protection under it — is Jim Crow shit, practically speaking. It's how Jim Crow terrorism FLOURISHED. Trump broadened the acceptable targets.

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$446 million of his (sometime) reported net worth of $1 trillion means he’s still only spending 0.0446% of his net worth to try to buy elections. put in more concrete terms: if you had $100, this would be like spending less than 5 cents. now tell me again why i should vote against a wealth tax.

Carl Quintanilla@carlquintanilla.bsky.social

“.. The world’s richest man poured $446 million of his own money into this year’s midterm elections, mostly aimed at preserving the Republican Party’s control of Congress, recent election filings show.” @washingtonpost.com www.washingtonpost.com/elections/in...

WORKER19 reposted

a win for these workers and maybe an even bigger win for the labor movement writ large

jen ramos-eisen@jenramose.online

NEWS: the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders have unionized and the Cowboys have agreed to recognize the union

Five state-funded charter schools have paid more than $30 million over the last four years to two private companies run by Erika Donalds, whose husband is Florida’s Republican candidate for governor: How the Donaldses’ wealth is tied to charter school industry www.tampabay.com/news/florida...

tampabay.comHow the Donaldses’ wealth is tied to charter school industryIf Byron Donalds wins, Florida could have a leader whose family wealth is tied to the flow of taxpayer funds to the charter school management industry.