Protest information group setting up alternative access.
u/Quick_Assignment_725 — 1 hour ago
r/50501Movement
Trump states Vance will target blue states, including Maine
This morning the President confirmed he will ramp up targeting of Maine, again throwing baseless allegations of fraud while admitting this is political targeting.
Shenna Bellows needs to continue holding the line.
Everyone needs to ensure they’re voting this year. We need a Governor who will actually stand up to this chaos and we need a Senator who will actually check the executive power.
The regime knows we know this, which is why they will do everything within their power to bully and intimidate us.
u/jediporcupine — 1 day ago
living in the zone of interest
u/ConcernedJobCoach — 1 day ago
Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA): Trump Is Building a National Voter List — And It's Worse Than You Think | Democracy Docket
Senator Alex Padilla joins Marc Elias to discuss Trump's "flat out unconstitutional" executive order demanding that the Department of Homeland Security make a list of citizens. It gets worse: Only those on that list will receive mail-in ballots.
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u/siwibot — 12 hours ago
The American Hitler and the morality of the ruling class, by David North
The names of Trump, Vance, Hegseth, Rubio and Miller will live in perpetual infamy alongside those of the Nazi ringleaders of the Third Reich: Hitler, Goering, Himmler, Von Ribbentrop and Goebbels. The judgment of history will be merciless.
u/DryDeer775 — 6 hours ago
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Should part of boycotting the system involve using cash (instead of credit) almost always
I feel like banks are a lot of the problem. And, that credit cards can be a trap to cause people to spend more.
So, I was wondering if in addition to all of the places we are boycotting, it would also help to use cash more often.
I am in New York. While I am pretty independent, and often vote third party, I do enjoy many of the stances of NY Governor Kathy Hochul. (Though, there are also a few bad ones, such as nuclear power.) She recently signed a law that makes grocery stores and retailers accept cash. And, I was realizing that such a law could help facilitate a boycott of credit cards and banks.
u/Ki-Wilder — 3 hours ago
3.5 % rule of people protesting
So 3.5% of the US population is about 11 million. People that signed up for No Kings was about 8 million. So have said it was closer to 10 m. It’s not a stretch to say we can do this goal. We need these protest more often especially now that Trump is in a losing position now.
u/Life-Tackle-4777 — 13 hours ago
Week