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Maru Action Development Foundation @marufoundation.bsky.social · 4h

Climate uncertainty— a growing global concern including here in Kasese- Uganda. Young & older community members here are appreciating every act to protect tree seedlings planted in both schools & communities. Every seedling, every act & every person engaged matters — now & forever. #BlueEarth

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Prof. Eliot Jacobson @climatecasino.net · 7h

Breaking News! Code UFB!!! For the first time in recorded history, the Niño 3.4 sea-surface temperature (SST) is above 30.0°C, reaching a preliminary SST of 30.06°C on October 5th. The Niño 3.4 SST anomaly is now 3.41°C above the 1991-2020 baseline. Everything is not fine.

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Sheryl with an S @beachblond52.bsky.social · 5h

#ProudBlue #ResistanceUnited #DOOR If this doesn’t make you feel proud of America’s hero, Major Jason Watson, you have no love of our country. I stand with this hero. music.apple.com/us/album/oat...

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Oath on the steps air force major Jason watson is a hero - Single by Allen Flood-Thompson on Apple Music

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Wile E. Coyote's ACME Sales Rep @crankyoldcrackpot.bsky.social · 6h

You can't solve crises by yelling fake news. You can't find solutions by scapegoating. You can't change if you believe your own lies. American Exceptionalist MAGA won't be solving these crises. Vote like your survival depends on it, because denial won't save us. #ProudBlue #Blues #GTS #DV1

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Hal Madsen @halmadsen.bsky.social · 7h

Inviting Iran to bomb Los Angeles and San Diego should mean instant expulsion from the White House, or what remains of it. Shame on those who still support Trump, our mass murdering, child-raping president. Shame. Shame. #ProudBlue

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ScubaSuzyQ💙🦋 @susanmcgraw88.bsky.social · 7h

As usual, #47 is projecting. He's describing himself: “A radical lunatic” #ProudBlue #DemVoice1 #USDemocracy dougforalabama.substack.com/p/a-radical-...

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“A radical lunatic”

The lies keep coming

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Wile E. Coyote's ACME Sales Rep @crankyoldcrackpot.bsky.social · 7h

☕🌮Tuesday Reminder GM #ProudBlue #Blues #DV1 #GTS #DefendersOfDemocracy Some problems can wait until after coffee. Others can wait until after a second coffee. You don't have to solve every problem today. Be the taco, spread joy to all. This is called wisdom. #MindYourWile Smile😁 Laugh😂 Love❤️ Live🤪

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Ethan 🦋Proud Blue🦋 @grand-pa-etan.bsky.social · 7h

Abdul El-Sayed scored points by appearing on Fox News, breaking the Republican narrative about him. In an anti-establishment electoral climate, his performance was impressive and could allow him to win the Michigan midterm elections. #ProudBlue #DV1

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Kathy Mortensen 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦🇺🇸 💙 @kathyswords.bsky.social · 8h

Thank you. You are a shero for democracy.

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Sheryl with an S @beachblond52.bsky.social · 7h

#ProudBlue #RU #DOOR DJT is encouraging Iran to kill Americans! He said this in Nebraska: It’s a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe. They can take out a city. Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego. That’s a very small price to pay.” TREASON

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Sheryl with an S @beachblond52.bsky.social · 8h

#ProudBlue #ResistanceUnited #DOOR If only the had believed….

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Feisty1 @fiesty1.bsky.social · 15h

#GTS #ProudBlue #DemVoice1 The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. AI leaders have overestimated their control & underestimated the risk of Frontier AI. To protect the amazing potential of AI we need to go slower now to avoid fear pull back later. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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Accept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says Sam Altman

Boss of OpenAI calls for a regulatory light touch because of the ‘good stuff’ the technology can deliver

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Senseidai2547❌👑 @senseidai.bsky.social · 9h

Happy birthday to me! 🎈 I have one wish: vote BLUE this election. Send a message to Convicted Felon Donald Trump and his sycophants that we the people are DONE with his corruption and lies! Oh, and cake. Cake would be nice. 😂 #DemVoice1 #ProudBlue #Pinks #TrumpIsACriminal

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@debbie156 @debbie156.bsky.social · 9h

#FL25 The GOP wantS to cut your Social Security after you paid in for 40 years. That's not a budget decision-that's theft. The people floating these cuts took corporate cash & now they're coming for what you earned. Jared Moskowitz will defend your hard-earned money! #ResistanceUnited #ProudBlue

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

#ProudBlue #GTS #BLUES Darline Graham is a bought & paid for MAGA puppet who, during a debate, said she’s “not that informed on national security”. She is 💯 UNQUALIFIED to be a U.S. Senator. The ONLY reason she is even in that seat now is because the convicted felon put her there to CONTROL HER.

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Ethan 🦋Proud Blue🦋 @grand-pa-etan.bsky.social · 10h

Jane Doe’s lawyer, Thomas Jeffra accuses Cornell of covering up a gang rape. The criminal investigation has been reopened, and Governor of New York Kathy Hochul has appointed AG Tish James to lead the investigation, expressing her anger over the case. #ProudBlue #DV1

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Marlena (#felon47 is NOT my President) ❌👑 @ohpleeznotagain.bsky.social · 12h

#ProudBlue #Blues Jack Smith is absolutely the coolest mf on the planet right now 😎🔥

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Hendrik Klaassens #FBPE #BanX #NoAfD #FBR @aurorablogspot.bsky.social · 12h

As for me, the prize for the best quote of 2026 goes to the Italian journalist Michele Serra, because he said: "Americans are very lucky because wherever they go to bring freedom, they find oil."

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MaryamB (She/Her) #FBPE #BanX #DemocracyDiedInDarkness 6Nov24🖤 @maryamb.bsky.social · 16h

Good news for Trump, trying to sway the election in Bolsonaro’s favour & his attempt to expand the “orange wave” sweeping Latin America…. Recent years a succession of pro-Trump presidents win power from Costa Rica, Honduras & El Salvador to Chile & Colombia. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/o...

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Flávio Bolsonaro poised to win Brazilian presidency after shock first-round victory

Progressive voters and supporters of incumbent president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva left reeling after far-right surge

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@AshleyTheWriter💙✍️ (advocate) @ashleythewriter.bsky.social · 12h

Join the #GoodTroubleSquadron Target 🎯 Boycott.💥 Your Wallet 💰 is Your Vote 🗳️ Shop Costco, Nordstrom, Michael’s, Ulta Beauty, Trader Joe’s & independent local businesses that reflect your values and your community! #GTS Join us: goodtroublesquadron.com/target-boyco...

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Hal Madsen @halmadsen.bsky.social · 18h

Karoline Leavitt left the White House because she missed her family. Now she’s joined Fox, which shows she apparently misses lying. #ProudBlue

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ScubaSuzyQ💙🦋 @susanmcgraw88.bsky.social · 19h

#47 is getting worse and worse - this is sick - but it’s also dangerous. It’s time for him to go what GOP member is going to finally stand up for our country and people to begin the process? #ProudBlue #DemVoice1 #USDemocracy

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ScubaSuzyQ💙🦋 @susanmcgraw88.bsky.social · 19h

#47 is telling people to vote because Elon Musk is going to make their vote into three votes! He is telling us that they’re going to cheat! #ProudBlue #DemVoice1 #USDemocracy

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Ethan 🦋Proud Blue🦋 @grand-pa-etan.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Legal experts fear that Trump’s loyal and corrupt Todd Blanche are exploiting the Supreme Court’s shadow docket as a shortcut to bypass the judicial system, where the Trump administration often loses, using this emergency process without accountability or official opinions. #ProudBlue #DV1

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Jazz @jazzz-72.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

#ProudBlue #USDemocracy Live !!! #Midterms #Insurrection In a TIME interview, Donald Trump wouldn't rule out declaring an emergency before the midterms. It called THE INSURRECTION ACT (Didn't you read the memo ?)

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Gemini21/Robert Kort @gemini21.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

QUOTE OF THE DAY 😎 #ProudBlue

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Feisty1 @fiesty1.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

My feet were a tappin' and my blood a stirrin'. There may be some AI in there but it sure ain't slop!

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Feisty1 @fiesty1.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Warning: "Ain't No Man Alive Who Can Handle Me." This Is now my spirit song. Not every word, mind you. But the power, the unwillingness to be lesser than. To be a woman in full. I've had those moments. How to live there... #ProudBlue #DemVoice1 #GTS

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Wile E. Coyote's ACME Sales Rep @crankyoldcrackpot.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

I still stand by this post. It's a no brainer that Dumbold wants to appoint someone younger BEFORE the midterms. Alito had a snit that NPR producers messed up his timing and every threw Nina Totenberg under the bus when she DID NOTHING WRONG. #Blues #GTS #ProudBlue #DV1

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marikosegawa.bsky.social @marikosegawa.bsky.social · 13h

#ResistanceUnited #ONEV1 #ProudBlue #DV1 Aloha State is the first to limit corporate political spending. Some other states are working on similar legislation. Weaning politicians off Citizens United? 😉Voting for Blue Legislature can help www.ktvu.com/news/new-haw...

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New Hawaiian law limits corporate spending on politics, other states work to follow suit

Hawaii’s Democratic Governor on Thursday signed into law a bill to stop corporations and "dark money" groups from spending unlimited amounts of money on politics.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

The strike also fueled the investigations into communism in Hollywood, serving as a catalyst for the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings and Hollywood Blacklist. While HUAC shifted its focus from craft unions to high-profile targets, the strike provided the pretext for the purge. /end

Members of the Hollywood Ten, along with their families, protest before reporting to federal prison for contempt of Congress, June 1950. The group of screenwriters and directors had refused to answer questions from the House Un-American Activities Committee regarding their alleged Communist Party memberships. The political momentum generated by the strike investigations gave HUAC the leverage it needed to demand that Hollywood figures name names. When the Hollywood 10 refused to answer whether they were communists, the studio executives issued the Waldorf Statement in late 1947. This established the Hollywood Blacklist, banning anyone suspected of communist sympathies from working in the film industry. Ironically, the Waldorf Statement targeted “talent” guilds (writers, directors and actors), rather than blue-collar craft workers. However, the CSU’s craft workers had already been locked out by the time it was signed.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

A temporary wage agreement paused the conflict later in October, but studio lockouts and accusations of communist influence doomed the CSU. The strike also contributed to the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act, which eliminated the closed shop and allowed states to pass “Right-to-Work” laws. /9

International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union President David Dubinsky speaks at the podium during an American Federation of Labor “Veto Day” rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City, May or June 1947. The large banner reads, “Mr. President: Veto the Hartley-Taft Slave Labor Bill.” Between late 1945 and 1946, more than 5 million American workers walked off their jobs in a post-war strike wave. While labor unrest was occurring nationwide, Hollywood’s Bloody Friday was the perfect PR weapon, providing big business with a violent visual of “radical labor” to show the public. In response, Congress passed the Taft-Hartley Act in June 1947. Labor leaders condemned the measure as a “slave-labor bill” because it banned secondary boycotts, wildcat strikes and closed shops, while allowing states to enact “right-to-work” laws. President Truman vetoed the bill, but Congress overrode his veto days later.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

More than 1,000 strikers massed at the studio gates. Scabs moved in armed with chains, pipes, hammers and mallets. Studio security used tear gas and high-pressure hoses against the strikers. Strikers retaliated by hurling bricks, stones and bottles. More than 40 people were severely injured. /8

A police officer armed with a baton moves to help a helmeted officer carry off a woman during Hollywood Bloody Friday, outside the Warner Bros. Studio in Burbank, Calif., Oct. 5, 1945. Warner Bros. executives had anticipated the strikers’ blockade and were ready to launch a coordinated counterattack. Studio police and security guards took positions on the roofs of the buildings bordering the gate. They began raining down tear gas canisters into the crowd of picketers. Studio firefighters blasted the strikers with high-pressure hoses to break up the tight formation. A large force of scabs and IATSE members emerged from the side entrances. A hand-to-hand brawl erupted. About 300 Burbank police officers and L.A. County sheriff’s deputies moved into the fray, using their nightsticks to club CSU picketers. More than 40 people were seriously injured. Hundreds more were choking from the tear gas. Police arrested about 400 strikers, packing them into buses and hauling them off to jail.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

The CSU took its case to the public, urging consumers to boycott Hollywood films. Movie production stalled. The CSU and strikers were going broke, and L.A. was hit by a heat wave. Tensions were high. Sorrell decided that the CSU needed to take a stand and chose Warner Bros. Studio as the target. /7

Striking craft workers clash with local police, studio police, studio firefighters and scabs at the employee entrance of the Warner Bros. Studios lot during Hollywood Bloody Friday, Oct. 5, 1945. At 4:00 a.m., a vanguard of 300 highly organized CSU strikers arrived at the Warner Bros. main employee entrance. By 7:00 a.m., reinforcements swelled the picket line to more than 1,000 people, marching tightly packed to seal off the gate. A Warner Bros. studio police officer attempted to drive his car through the dense crowd and into the lot. Enraged strikers didn’t step aside. Instead, dozens of men surrounded the vehicle, grabbed the wheel wells and bumpers, and flipped it upside down. Moments later, two IATSE replacement workers attempted to do the same, and their cars were also rolled over. Occupants scrambled out of the broken windows as strikers smashed the windshields with clubs and rocks. The overturned cars blocked the road, turning the street into a battleground.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

On March 12, 1945, the decorators hit the bricks, and more than 10,000 sympathetic CSU craft workers walked out in solidarity, effectively shutting down Hollywood. The strikers picketed the major studio lots, but the IATSE told its members to cross the picket lines and the studios hired scabs. /6

Picketing craft workers stand outside the entrance of Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles during the 1945 Hollywood strike, June 29, 1945. When the craft workers went on strike, the major studio bosses were initially prepared to outlast them. The studios had roughly 130 completed, unreleased movies — enough content to keep theaters running and delay negotiations. Sensing a long conflict, smaller independent studios broke ranks with the major producers and quietly signed separate contracts with the CSU to keep their own cameras rolling. As the strike went on and new production stalled, executives began importing thousands of replacement workers, often backed by private security forces and local police details. Photo credit: Howard Ballew / Los Angeles Public Library / Herald-Examiner Collection.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

The federal War Labor Board appointed an arbitrator, who ruled that the CSU was the rightful bargaining agent for the decorators. However, the studio moguls ignored the government ruling and sided with IATSE. They claimed they couldn’t negotiate because it was a dispute between two unions. /5

Police monitor the scene as replacement workers pass through a picket line at the RKO Pathe Studio in Culver City, Calif., during the 1945 Hollywood strike. The National War Labor Board’s mandate was to resolve any labor dispute that might threaten “the effective prosecution of the war.” As WWII dragged on, the federal government interpreted this broadly. Furthermore, the U.S. government viewed the film industry as a critical arm of the war effort. Hollywood was producing military training films, newsreels and propaganda. A strike that shut down major studios threatened to cripple a vital communication machine. Because the NWLB held supreme authority over wartime labor, it appointed a federal arbitrator to settle the dispute. In February 1945, that arbitrator ruled that the CSU was the rightful bargaining agent for the set decorators. The major studio bosses gambled that they could ignore the board’s ruling and stall until the war ended.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

When the CSU tried to negotiate a new contract for 77 set decorators in 1943, the movie studios stalled negotiations for nine months. Sensing an opportunity to crush its rival, IATSE swooped in and claimed they held jurisdiction over the decorators, even though they had previously rejected them. /4

Protesters hold signs reading “UNFAIR” representing the painters and decorators union, part of local labor actions tied to studio strikes during the 1940s. In the early days of cinema, set decorators were treated like invisible laborers. By the late 1930s, however, movies had become visually complex, high-budget spectacles. The set decorators felt that their working conditions, compensation and professional respect did not match their contribution to films. When they tried to negotiate a new contract in 1943, they demanded higher wage scales that reflected their professional expertise. They wanted to eliminate the abusive “on-call” system, in which they were routinely forced to work 16- to 18-hour days with no overtime pay. They wanted screen credits and democratic representation outside the IATSE. When the studios stalled negotiations and illegally gave the IATSE jurisdiction, the decorators realized the system was rigged to keep them overworked, underpaid and voiceless.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

Herbert Sorrell was the fiery, combative leader of the CSU and the central figure behind Hollywood Bloody Friday. Unlike the leadership of the IATSE, which often cut back-room deals with studio moguls, Sorrell championed a confrontational, democratic, rank-and-file style of trade unionism. /3

Herbert Sorrell, leader of the Conference of Studio Unions. Sorrell fiercely defended the rights of the set decorators, a small group of 77 workers caught in a jurisdictional turf war. When the major studios refused to recognize the CSU’s bargaining rights, Sorrell authorized the March 1945 strike that eventually erupted in a bloody melee at the Warner Bros. gates. Sorrell’s aggressive tactics earned him powerful enemies. Major studio executives and IATSE leaders labeled him a communist agitator. During subsequent House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, he was accused of being a secret member of the Communist Party. Despite Sorrell’s efforts, the combination of studio blacklisting, the mobilization of local law enforcement, and IATSE’s collusion with studio heads broke the back of his union. By the late 1940s, Sorrell was pushed out of Hollywood labor circles. The CSU collapsed, solidifying IATSE’s monopoly over studio craft labor.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

The conflict was actually a jurisdictional battle between the Conference of Studio Unions and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. In 1937, a group of Hollywood set directors grew tired of being ignored by the massive, conservative, mob-tied IATSE and aligned with the CSU. /2

Union leader and Chicago mob enforcer Willie Bioff (right) laughs with his defense attorney in a federal courtroom in New York, June 12, 1941. Bioff, who represented the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, was tied to the Chicago Outfit. He used the union to extort millions of dollars from Hollywood studio moguls. In 1941, Bioff and IATSE president George Browne were convicted of federal racketeering and extortion. Bioff was sentenced to 10 years in Alcatraz. Bioff’s successor, Roy Brewer, ran IATSE using the same playbook, but with a new twist. When the CSU strike threatened the IATSE-studio monopoly, Brewer pioneered “Red-baiting.” He and Ronald Reagan (then the head of the Screen Actors Guild) framed the labor dispute through a Cold War lens. By aligning with the House Un-American Activities Committee, IATSE leadership gained the ultimate weapon. Anyone who questioned IATSE was labeled a communist and blacklisted from working in Hollywood.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 21h

#ResistanceRoots Today in history, 1945: A strike by some 10,500 craft workers in the Conference of Studio Unions turns bloody when strikers battle police, studio guards and replacement workers. The conflict directly contributed to the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act and the Hollywood Blacklist. /1

Warner Bros. Studio firefighters turn high-pressure hoses on picketers on Hollywood Bloody Friday (also called “Black Friday”), Oct. 5, 1945. Studio police on studio rooftops also dropped tear gas canisters on the striking workers. Bloody Friday didn’t just crush the Conference of Studio Unions. It demonstrated that the fear of communism could be used to silence dissent and neutralize organized labor. By framing a dispute over wages and working conditions as a “Soviet plot,” studio executives wrote the playbook used by the House Un-American Activities Committee and paved the way for the Hollywood Blacklist. It helped corporate lobbying groups convince Congress that unions had grown too powerful, violent and radical. This accelerated the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947, which permanently weakened the legal power of organized labor. Ultimately, a two-hour violent confrontation created the blueprint for corporate dominance that still influences American labor today.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 22h

We have a real opportunity in #OH07. It should be a safe Repub district, but analysts now rate it a toss-up. Brian Poindexter can flip this seat Blue with enough grassroots support. Visit his website, where you can help with a donation or get involved. poindexterforcongress.com

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Brian Poindexter for Congress | Ready to Work for Working Families

Union ironworker Brian Poindexter is running for Congress to stand up for working families and deliver real representation—not empty promises.

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Shooti @bambooshooti.bsky.social · 22h

Brian Poindexter is a union ironworker whose platform emphasizes working-class economic justice. His focus is lowering the cost of living, expanding workers' rights, making healthcare independent of employment and banning corporate PACs. Elect Brian Poindexter Ohio's 7th Congressional District

Graphic supporting Brian Poindexter for Ohio's 7th Congressional District.

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marikosegawa.bsky.social @marikosegawa.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

#ResistanceUnited #ProudBlue #ONEV1 #DV1 🗣U.S. House (OH07) ✅ @poindexterforcongress.com: an ironworker & an instructor of the Union Apprentice program. Corporate profits shouldn’t overshadow workers’ rights. That’s why he fights for you. poindexterforcongress.com

Candidate: U.S. House (OH07)
Brian Poindexter: an ironworker & an instructor in the Union Apprentice program. Corporate profits shouldn’t overshadow workers’ rights.
That’s why he fights for you.

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Hendrik Klaassens #FBPE #BanX #NoAfD #FBR @aurorablogspot.bsky.social · 13h

Populist politicians have no principles; they’ll say anything just to win votes. On the left: Marine Le Pen in 2025: she condemns the brutality of the US to suspend aid to Ukraine. On the right: Marine Le Pen in 2026: France can no longer provide financial aid to Ukraine.

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Working Class History @workingclasshistory.com · 05/10/2026

#OtD 5 Oct 1789 thousands of women in Paris, angry over the high price and scarcity of bread, ransacked the city armoury for weapons and besieged the Palace of Versailles in one of the opening salvos of the French revolution shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/...

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Anton Gerashchenko @antongerashchenko.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

and South Korea capable of striking targets up to 300 kilometers inside Russian territory. Source: FT

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