I honestly don’t know how they could do this. Congress leaving town without extending the eviction moratorium is such a “Let them eat cake” moment; I’m concerned it will go down in history in much the same way as the first time it was uttered.

Jul 31, 2021 · 12:39 AM UTC

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Dems aren’t looking good right now. They need to keep on their elections promises.
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Too bad they didn't have 16mo to figure it out.....oh wait
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You would be shocked at what congress will let slide... please speakout about this eviction 👇🏽
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Indigenous people in Minnesota get arrested for protesting the Line 3 pipeline at Red Lake Treaty Camp. This land belongs to the Indigenous people and the Line 3 pipeline will have serious long term effects on the environment. #StopLine3 Nothing has fundamentally changed!
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How long should people defer paying their rent?
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Disagree on this. Government should not keep people in someone else’s house for free.
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True both individually and as a nation… “You have to be guided by conscience, you have to be guided by compassion, you have to be guided by mercy, in order to live a life that works.” Marianne Williamson
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You know how they could do this. There is only one party when it comes to economics. All becomes clear when that fact is accepted.
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Behind the scenes action: @RepMaxineWaters introduced HR 4791 on 7/29 & @LeaderHoyer introduced a unanimous consent discharge petition at 7/30 18:10. @LeaderHoyer also offered an amendment to the bill. Bill did not reach the floor in time for recess. congress.gov/bill/117th-cong…
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I’m jus curious why we all aren’t working...I never stopped
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There's a thing called landlords; most of them are just middle, working class too. A lot of them, at least. They are the ones with minimal money for lawyers to get creeps/bad tenants out of their property that they have to pay a mortgage on. It's a delicate issue.
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