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Khashoggi's Ghost @urocklive1.bsky.social · 12h

What would Jesus think?

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Thank you so much. That means a lot to me. 🙏💙

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Postscript: Gwen Graham, Bob Graham’s daughter, carries forward her father’s dedication to public service. She is running for Florida Lt. Governor alongside David Jolly for Governor. Jolly and Graham have developed a detailed plan to address Florida’s challenges and take the state into the future.

Gwen Graham (left) speaks at a press conference outside the Historic Florida Capitol in Tallahassee, where gubernatorial candidate David Jolly (right) announced her selection as his running mate, June 10, 2026. The Jolly-Graham ticket centers its campaign on housing affordability, property tax relief, healthcare costs, public education and opposing large-scale AI data centers that impact local resources.

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Graham proved that governing and public service require more than political theater. He defined his career through practical action, meticulous policy work and a hands-on approach, endearing him to voters. When he died on April 16, 2024, he was mourned throughout Florida and across the nation. /end

A portrait of Bob Graham is displayed inside the Old Capitol building in Tallahassee, Fla., where Graham was lying in state, April 26, 2024. When Graham died on April 16, 2024, at age 87, public officials from across the political spectrum united in praising his integrity, transcending modern partisan divide. The public response underscored how everyday Floridians felt closely connected to Graham, largely due to his “Workdays” campaign. The official oil-on-canvas portrait seen here was painted by Marshall Bouldin III in 1986 during Graham’s tenure as Florida Governor. Bouldin wisely chose to depict Graham holding one of his notebooks. The painting is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Florida History. It hangs in the Florida State Capitol to commemorate his tenure as the state’s 38th Governor. Photo credit: Brandan Farrington / AP.

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Graham was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1986, but he did not end his Workdays program. He was aware that members of Congress tend to get isolated inside the “Washington Bubble.” Returning to Florida to sweat through an eight-hour shift alongside everyday workers helped keep him grounded. /9

Senator Bob Graham packs citrus at the Alcoma Packing Co. in Lake Wales, Fla., 1990. As Senator, Graham used the Workdays to gather raw, unfiltered data to challenge federal agencies. When he worked alongside U.S. Customs inspectors or airport baggage handlers, he wasn’t just doing the physical labor. He was asking the workers about supply chain bottlenecks, safety hazards and where federal funding was being wasted. If a federal agency told his Senate committee that a specific program was working perfectly, but a worker on the ground told him it was a disaster, Graham would use his notebooks to cite the real-world failure during Senate hearings. Later in his career, Graham’s primary rule for choosing jobs was ensuring they were “sweaty and gritty.” He felt he learned the most from intense physical labor where the workers around him cared little about politics but cared deeply about real-world economic pressures. Photo credit: Florida Memory.

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As Governor, Graham signed the first proclamation recognizing Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a holiday in Florida, embedding the civil rights leader’s legacy into state law. He also pushed forward school desegregation and fair housing laws in Florida during a time of immense racial friction. /8

Senator Bob Graham (left) crosses arms and locks hands with Samuel L. Evans (right) and other civil rights leaders during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day March in Jacksonville, Fla., 1993. Graham participated in MLK Day marches across Florida annually. He also took his progressive views on civil rights to the U.S. Senate. He voted to override President George H.W. Bush’s veto of the heavily contested Civil Rights Act of 1990, and voted for the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1991. Representing Florida, a state with rapidly growing immigrant populations, Graham supported this legislation expanding bilingual voting materials to ensure that non-English-speaking citizens could fully exercise their right to vote. One of Graham’s most significant legislative legacies in the realm of human rights was his co-sponsorship of the Violence Against Women Act of 1994, which made domestic abuse and sexual assault federal civil rights violations. Photo credit: University of Florida Libraries.

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The Equal Rights Amendment, which proposed to constitutionally ban discrimination based on sex, faced a looming national ratification deadline of June 30, 1982. Florida was one of the final battleground states needed to pass it. Graham pushed the Florida legislator to ratify the amendment. /7

Bob Graham speaks at a lectern with a round sign that reads “ERA YES,” June 1982. The speech was the culmination of a march by more than 10,000 demonstrators, including Graham. The demonstrators marched up Apalachee Parkway to a massive rally at the Florida Capitol Plaza. The lectern seen here was positioned on the steps for the rally’s keynote speakers to address the thousands of demonstrators gathered below. It remains widely recognized as Florida’s largest political protest event. With days left before the national deadline for ratification, Graham took the political risk of calling a special legislative session to force Florida lawmakers to vote on ratifying the ERA. While Graham’s intense lobbying pushed the ERA through the Florida House (60–58), it ultimately failed in the more conservative Florida Senate (22–16). “Florida was a pivotal state,” he said. “If Florida had ratified, it might have given it momentum.” Photo credit: Florida Memory.

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As Governor of Florida, Graham championed environmental protection by founding programs such as “Save Our Rivers” and “Save Our Coasts” and co-sponsoring the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan. In 1981, he co-founded the Save the Manatee Club alongside singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett. /6

Florida Governor Bob Graham stands ankle deep in the water of the Florida Everglades, his suit pants rolled up and his suit jacket thrown over his shoulder, 1986. Graham’s special passion for Everglades restoration, and willingness to fight for significant state and federal resources to fund it, marked a major turning point in Everglades policy. He also worked diligently to protect other parts of Florida’s fragile environment through public purchases of sensitive wetlands and coastal areas. That vision is carried forward today with initiatives such as the “Florida Forever” program. Graham’s approach to balancing Florida’s explosive economic growth with environmental conservation is considered one of his defining achievements as Governor. Instead of treating economic development and environmentalism as a zero-sum game, Graham argued that Florida’s economy would grind to a halt if its natural resources were destroyed. Photo credit: Newsweek / University of Florida Libraries.

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Graham carried those notebooks everywhere, filling thousands of them. Instead of relying on abstract statistics, he took detailed notes on citizen complaints, broken equipment and systemic inefficiencies. He used these granular details to challenge bureaucrats and force tangible improvements. /5

Governor Bob Graham jots down notes in one of his little notebooks as constituents look on. A habit dating back to his father’s log of farm tasks, Graham journaled details and observations every day in pocket notebooks, which had color-coded covers to represent the seasons. He tracked his entire day in tight five-minute to 15-minute intervals, recording mundane rituals as well as historical micro-moments. Roughly half of each notebook was dedicated to practical action items. During his first gubernatorial campaign, he used them to keep track of who supported him as an underdog candidate and document lessons from the Workdays. The notes often contained the names and addresses of people he met throughout the day, which allowed him to follow up the visit with a personalized note a few days later. Graham amassed a collection of more than 4,000 notebooks throughout his public service career. Photo credit: Florida Memory.

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Graham didn’t end his Workdays program. Over his career, he completed 408 official workdays, putting in shifts as a teacher, an arson investigator and a baggage handler. He gathered first-hand data on how state laws impacted ordinary workers, recording them in small, color-coded spiral notebooks. /4

Florida State Senator Bob Graham works as a busboy at the Versailles restaurant in Little Havana, Nov. 17, 1977. In December 1977, Graham donned the full velvet suit and worked a holiday shift as a professional Santa Claus at Clark LaSalle Cleaners in Coral Gables, Fla. Throughout his political career, Graham spent more than a year’s worth of full days working with the people he represented. In that span, he worked 921 jobs in over 109 cities and five states. Once he was elected Governor, he began choosing jobs to highlight active legislative fights or push specific policy agendas. If he were pushing for natural resource funding, for example, he would choose a day working as a logger or cleaning natural sponges in Tarpon Springs. To better understand state funding shortages, he rode night shifts with the Tallahassee Police Department and worked night shifts as an attendant at state mental hospitals and nursing homes.

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The day after he shoveled horse manure, Graham worked a shift as a construction laborer on the new Florida State Capitol building in Tallahassee. He was photographed pushing speaker wire into the drop ceilings of what would become the Governor’s office. He occupied that office 15 months later. /3

Florida State Senator Bob Graham pushes speaker wire into a drop ceiling during the construction of the Florida State Capitol, Oct. 10, 1977. Graham followed strict rules to ensure the Workdays never turned into a cheap photo-op. He worked the entire shift and wore the same uniform as other workers. He did the grueling, unglamorous parts of the job, including cleaning bedpans in nursing homes or working assembly lines. He restricted press access, allowing cameras and reporters to watch only a small portion of the day so he could focus on working and talking with his temporary coworkers. The Workdays proved that Graham viewed himself not as a ruler insulated by the trappings of his political office but as an employee of the people of Florida.

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Graham was a little-known state senator from Miami launching a long-shot campaign for Governor. He was polling in the single digits. To connect with everyday voters, he began his “Workdays” program, spending eight-hour shifts working ordinary jobs. By September 1977, the idea began to catch fire. /2

Campaign poster for Bob Graham during his first bid for Florida Governor. When Graham ran for Governor in 1977 as a wealthy, Harvard-educated, but relatively unknown candidate, his team operationalized the concept of the “Workdays” program. Graham committed to completing 100 workdays before Election Day to experience the everyday lives of ordinary Floridians. Jobs were intentionally chosen to represent the backbone of Florida’s economy. He also chose jobs that allowed him to see how state services worked from the bottom up, such as working as a mechanic to evaluate the state’s auto inspection system. He even spent a day as an unemployed job seeker, discovering that state unemployment offices had “employees only” restrooms and lacked Spanish-speaking staff to help applicants. As Governor, he ordered immediate administrative changes, requiring public facilities in state unemployment offices and mandating bilingual staff in high-density areas.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 14h

#ResistanceRoots Today in history, 1977: A millionaire Harvard lawyer spends eight hours shoveling horse manure in Ocala, Fla. He called it a campaign strategy. Floridians called him their next Governor. His name was Bob Graham, and he soon became one of the nation’s most respected politicians. /1

Florida State Senator Bob Graham works as a “pooper scooper” at Ocala Breeders’ Sales, Oct. 9, 1977. Graham worked for 100 days at different jobs around the state during his first campaign for Governor. The Workdays concept began by chance in 1974 while Graham was serving in the Florida State Senate. As Chairman of the Education Committee, he openly criticized the quality of civic education in Florida schools. A frustrated high school teacher, Sue Reilly, dared him to try teaching a class himself. Graham accepted the challenge and spent a semester teaching civics at Carol City High School. He later designated this experience as his official “Workday #1,” and used it to make funding for school construction a top legislative priority. He realized that immersion was the most effective way to understand the reality of his constituents’ lives and translate that into political action. The Workdays program became a signature strategy throughout Graham’s political career.

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 17h

#OH voters, we can't afford healthcare, but the regime leader spent taxpayer dollars on a partisan ad of which WON'T BE REIMBURSED! Elect Dem Sherrod Brown @sherrodbrownoh.bsky.social to the US Senate to protect democracy & stop the nonstop misuse of taxpayer dols. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/u...

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Trump Does Not Plan to Reimburse Taxpayers for Promotional Ads (Gift Article)

A day after the president said his super PAC would pay for the ads, which had drawn bipartisan backlash, officials said that he meant moving forward. A new taxpayer-funded ad aired Tuesday.

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 17h

#OH voters, have you noticed our representatives like Jon Husted no longer represent or serve us? They serve themselves & their master only! Ohioans deserve better! Elect Dem Sherrod Brown @sherrodbrownoh.bsky.social to the US Senate. Visit Sherrod at www.sherrodbrown.com bsky.app/profile/sher...

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TommasinaResist⚜️🦋🐈‍⬛ @tommasinaresist.bsky.social · 17h

Judge strikes down Trump administration’s voter roll campaign, delivering a damaging blow to the effort to obtain unredacted voter rolls & pressure states to remove voters it deems ineligible. Judge found the department exceeded its authority & violated federal law. #USDemocracy #Voices4Victory

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Federal judge shuts down Trump DOJ’s nationwide voter roll crusade, even in states that cooperated

The ruling also reaches voter rolls that states voluntarily turned over. By vacating the policy itself, the court barred DOJ from continuing to use those already-obtained files as part of the nationwi...

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 19h

#SC voters should still vote for Dr. Annie Andrews @drannieandrews.com . Darline Graham, just like Lindsey, would have voted for RFK Jr. which has been a disaster for the medical community & Americans. Measles was not a problem before RFK. Elect Dem Annie Andrews to the US Senate drannieandrews.com

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Digital Warrior - Combat Disinfo @digitalwarrior.bsky.social · 19h

1/ Missouri gives struggling families 10 days to prove expenses they actually pay. Miss the paperwork, & food assistance can shrink or disappear. The state chose this extra hurdle. Washington did not require it. This is what Missouri voted for, yes? #DV1 #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory #USDemocracy

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Digital Warrior - Combat Disinfo @digitalwarrior.bsky.social · 20h

1/ A political lie doesn’t need to convince everyone. It needs to be repeated, amplified, disguised as popular opinion, and made familiar enough to seem true. Now imagine that machinery operating across an entire billionaire funded information ecosystem #DV1 #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory #USDemocracy

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Do Not Obey. We are Democracy. @zangerliberia.bsky.social · 23h

There is nothing in the law or Constitution that gives the executive any ability to investigate. He could not do this legally, but repeatedly says he can do whatever he wants because he is above the law. #impeach&remove www.nytimes.com/2026/10/09/b... #8647 #voices4victory #dv1 #usDemocracy

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Trump Announces White House Inquiry Into Fed Governor Lisa Cook (Gift Article)

President Trump said the White House would investigate unsubstantiated claims that Lisa D. Cook committed mortgage fraud and hold a hearing next month.

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TommasinaResist⚜️🦋🐈‍⬛ @tommasinaresist.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Jamie Davis, Dem nominee for US Senate in Louisiana, is a farmer working the same land his grandfather worked as a sharecropper. Race is now a statistical tie, with 8% still undecided. GOP is dumping 500K to bail out their nominee. Can you help? jamieforlouisiana.com #USDemocracy #Voices4Victory

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Do Not Obey. We are Democracy. @zangerliberia.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

This guy honed his lies in the Senate. He's blaming the press for asking questions, quoting drumpf on made up statistics, lying about ICE & sanctuary cities, and about this shooting Sanctuary makes everyone safer www.nilc.org/articles/dat... #ICEOut #dv1 #usDemocracy #voices4Victory

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Dawna and RealMonkeyCat @dawna9.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

A PedoFelon social truth 🐷 Thanks Ken Olin 🐾💙✊🏼✊🏾✊✊🏽 #Pinks #Voices4Victory

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#LA voters, Letlow & her ilk aren't interested in Americans having affordable healthcare! They would rather waste taxpayer money with strange robotic dogs terrorizing the population. Elect Dem JAMIE DAVIS to the US Senate to protect your healthcare! jamieforlouisiana.com bsky.app/profile/rbre...

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#LA voters, explore Julia Letlow's cruelty vote in the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill cuts to #LA in the post above & below. Apparently, Letlow doesn't think Louisianian's deserve affordable health care! Elect Dem JAMIE DAVIS to the US Senate to protect your benefits. clerk.house.gov/Votes/202519...

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Roll Call 190 Roll Call 190, Bill Number: H. R. 1, 119th Congress, 1st Session

VOTE QUESTION: On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment, DESCRIPTION: One Big Beautiful Bill Act, VOTE TYPE: Recorded Vote, STATUS: Passed

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joneson/dead bird site survivor. @joneson.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#LA voters, republican Julia Letlow voted in the One Big Beautiful Bill to make healthcare more expensive, cut Medicaid, & make people lose their insurance. Elect democrat JAMIE DAVIS to the US Senate, Jamie will fight for your right to have health care! www.americanprogress.org/article/stat...

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State Fact Sheets: How the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans Are Increasing Costs for American Families

This series of fact sheets provides insights into how the OBBBA and the administration’s policies will increase the costs of health care, food, energy, and borrowing in each state in the near future.

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Digital Warrior - Combat Disinfo @digitalwarrior.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

1/ What if denying your medical treatment became a business opportunity? Medicare is testing AI-assisted reviews where private contractors share in the savings. Think about that incentive. Then ask who's protecting the patient. #DV1 #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory #USDemocracy

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Dawna and RealMonkeyCat @dawna9.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Change your words. Change the world. Each of us can make a profound difference. Some with sight are blind. Some blind see extraordinary sights. #Pinks #Voices4Victory www.threads.com/share/BAdnkV...

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TommasinaResist⚜️🦋🐈‍⬛ @tommasinaresist.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Now here are some fine billboards. Please come put some in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, where people really need to see them! #USDemocracy #Voices4Victory

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GOP==CRIME @yd52.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

#USDEMOCRACY Educate yourself! The Trump/GOP CULT is DANGEROUS!

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Ms. Lonnie🦋🩵🫂 @lonsj.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Jon Ossoff States the facts about his opponent Exposing the truth is the best campaign strategy He works for his constituents Not billionaires!

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#VeryAsian Eric @ektaka.bsky.social · 17h

Just when you thought ICE couldn't treat children any worse... #AbolishICE

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#VeryAsian Eric @ektaka.bsky.social · 17h

Absolutely this! You know our government has gone off the rails when it sees nothing wrong with emulating the Taliban when executing a prisoner. #VoteBlue to bring humanity and sanity back into our government.

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Marlena (#felon47 is NOT my President) ❌👑 @ohpleeznotagain.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#ProudBlue #GTS #DOOR The SLF PAC (Senate Leadership Fund) has paid for an ad that is being broadcast in South Carolina against Dr. Annie Andrews @drannieandrews.com who is running against Darline Graham for the Senate seat. I have seen it. It is vile and disgusting 😡 apple.news/ANu6mT78yTf-...

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Democrat called anti-trans slur by Trump airs ad urging ‘No men in women’s sports’ — The Washington Post

Senate candidate Annie Andrews, a Senate candidate in South Carolina, released a transgender issues ad days after the president called her an anti-transgender slur.

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ZiggyStardust @grancracker.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

The cost of drugs from Canada is about to soar for millions of Americans because of a new federal rule about to go into effect. All the while Trump LIES about lowering prescrip drug costs, while making life more difficult & expensive for Americans! #CostOfTrumpsCorruption apnews.com/article/drug...

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The cost of drugs from Canada is set to soar for millions of Americans because of a federal rule

Millions of Americans who buy cheap drugs from Canada could soon lose access due to a new customs rule.

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Meidas Sassy™ 🐬 @filosia.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Boom 💥 That's how best to use his 'own' words against him. V O T E 🗳️ 💙 #WeThePeople #StopTrump #ImpeachConvictRemove #resist #vote #blues #GTS

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Meidas Sassy™ 🐬 @filosia.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

The US government is planning to LIVESTREAM a firing-squad execution... The state is turning an execution into a public spectacle! Into the imagery of dictatorship! There are lines a CIVILIZED society does not cross. This is one of them. Note: Trump publicly condemned Iranian public executions!

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Pentagon says the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed

The Pentagon says the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the execution would be “public.”

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Divider Decider 👩🏻‍⚖️🌊⚖️(Renee GOOD, ICE BAD) @dividerdecider.bsky.social · 22h

Divider Dominican Immigrant Oscar Belgal is entitled to Due Process …the same due process deserved by ICE Officers for recklessly firing into a car with a 5 year old child in backseat and kids on a nearby corner. #GTS #RegimeChange #DV1 #ResistanceUnited #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory 🎥 @muneeba_blogs

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Sheryl with an S @beachblond52.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#ProudBlue #ResistanceUnited #GTS Maine! Vote early and stop this red scourge in our beautiful state! I voted yesterday. #VoteBlue

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Divider Decider 👩🏻‍⚖️🌊⚖️(Renee GOOD, ICE BAD) @dividerdecider.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Uniter Congratulations to Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Navi Pillay A UN “commission led by Ms. Pillay determined that Israel had committed genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.” #GTS #RegimeChange #ProudBlue #ResistanceUnited #DemVoice1 #Voices4Victory @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/live/2026/10...

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Nobel Peace Prize Live Updates: Navi Pillay, Human Rights Lawyer, Wins

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Divider Decider 👩🏻‍⚖️🌊⚖️(Renee GOOD, ICE BAD) @dividerdecider.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Uniter NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams ain’t wrong about ICE “ICE and Donald Trump I want you to understand, New York ain’t no place to play with!” “Be non-violent, BUT DO NOT BE SILENT.” #GTS #RegimeChange #Blues #DemVoice1 #ResistanceUnited #ProudBlue #Voices4Victory 🎥 @jumaane.bsky.social

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marikosegawa.bsky.social @marikosegawa.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

#ResistanceUnited #ProudBlue #ONEV1 #DV1 🗣U.S. Senate They courageously fight in red states. U.S. Senate isn’t about a testosterone-level contest. Compassion and commitment can win with your vote. 🌹 @marypeltola.com (AK) 🌹 @angieforfl.bsky.social(FL) 🌹 @drannieandrews.com (SC)

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 14h

#ResistanceEarth First the good news: More than 80% of teens say they're worried about climate change. Now the bad news: Only half know its caused by carbon pollution and even fewer know it's because of human activity. We need to educate our youth! yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/10/only...

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Only about half of U.S. teens can correctly identify the causes of climate change » Yale Climate Connections

But over 80% say they’re worried about it.

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Maru Action Development Foundation @marufoundation.bsky.social · 19h

Uganda at 64.🇺🇬 For communities in Kasese, independence must also mean the ability to prepare for floods, restore damaged ecosystems, access clean energy & protect livelihoods. We strongly believe resilience grows when communities lead & local solutions receive the support they deserve. #BlueEarth

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Maru Action Development Foundation @marufoundation.bsky.social · 20h

Uganda 🇺🇬 At 64 years of independence. Freedom must also translate into resilient communities, protected ecosystems, clean energy & dignified livelihoods. From Kasese, we remain committed to a Uganda where communities lead their own development & no one is left behind. #IndependenceDay #BlueEarth

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