The live January 6 hearings on TV right now are already very powerful. Definitely worth watching. Important.
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As someone I consider an ally to the working class and our movement, how do you explain why the average worker, who can't feed their kids or afford things in this economy, should care about this show trial?
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One party could care less about your problems. The other party sort of cares but is so weak sometimes that they do very little about it. If we let what happened on January 6 continue, the party that doesn’t care at all will have this all sewn up. That’s why. (How did I do?)

Jun 10, 2022 · 2:24 AM UTC

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Neither party cares. Both are bribed servants of the 1%. Neither deserves the benefit of the doubt. Stop replaying the false narrative of one party is sort of better than the other because they say some marginally better things than the other. There aren't any good guys here.
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#VoteBlueNoMatterWho got us here.
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"WE" did not let anything happen, it was an inside job. Black ppl would have all gotten shot & killed.
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Terrible
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Democrats and Republicans have two activities they agree on: Fundraising and Insider Trading. The rest is just performative theatre.
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SoRt oF CaReS
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Two parties could care less about your problems, the third is constantly sabotaged by the other two.
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Enough with making excuses Marianne. We all get it you’re making yourself feel better but this is our life too! So no you haven’t done better.
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The presidency and both houses of Congress is "weak"??
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The way our system is set up I am not sure it would be possible for one of the two parties to be weak; especially over a long period of time.
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