.@BarackObama hits the campaign trail today in Philly for @JoeBiden. He had once hoped to sit out the first presidential election of his post-presidency — taking advice from the Bushes — but then, Trump changed that plan. My story with @Merica: https://t.co/TiyrN100j0
— Jeff Zeleny (@jeffzeleny) October 21, 2020
Category: Power to the People
Yes
Vote for all of us.
— Karine Jean-Pierre (@K_JeanPierre) October 14, 2020
pic.twitter.com/tUZ3U7Li6R
$432,000,000 on hand
That’s more money than Trump owes Deutsche Bank. That’s how much Joe Biden has:
🚨 BREAKING: @JOEBIDEN'S CAMPAIGN HAS $432,000,000 CASH ON HAND FOR LAST 20 DAYS.
— Chris D. Jackson (@ChrisDJackson) October 15, 2020
HE RAISED $383 MILLION IN SEPTEMBER ALONE. pic.twitter.com/FTkWL1EYOV
This makes me happy
This is in Texas and by God, it’s a long shot, but I still believe we can turn it blue:
HOLY SHIT: 97% of Travis County’s 850K eligible voters are registered to vote.
— Sawyer Hackett (@SawyerHackett) October 13, 2020
Nearly the entire eligible population is registered. https://t.co/mHwriPsZYK
Good sign
Joe Biden raised more money in August than any past presidential candidate had in a single month: $364.5 million. Now he has done it again.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 1, 2020
Biden broke his own record again in September, according to three people familiar with the matter. https://t.co/w85bIxWPw3
Tsunami alert
Greensburg is a very conservative town. This tells me there’s going to be a giant wave:
Anyway here’s what Greensburg, Pennsylvania thought of @JoeBiden’s debate performance last night: pic.twitter.com/ANxcPhuPrg
— Olivia Raisner (@OliviaRaisner) September 30, 2020
I heart Katie Porter
I hope I live long enough to see her become president one day:
Oh my god, Katie Porter. pic.twitter.com/tO6B7xCx3G
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) September 30, 2020
Deja vu
NEW VIDEO:
— Alex Kahill (@AlexKahill) August 27, 2020
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH – 2020
Music by Buffalo Springfield, written by Stephen Stills
Please watch & retweet:
Thanks! pic.twitter.com/0eRUT75u3E
Wildcat strike
Black Lives Matter: It’s scrawled across the courts in the NBA bubble and visible on the backs of players’ jerseys. And after police shot Jacob Blake in Kenosha, the Milwaukee Bucks took action to prove it.
— The Recount (@therecount) August 26, 2020
Here’s what happened when the Bucks decided to strike: pic.twitter.com/Y0wCbTlzGH
To protest the police shooting of Jacob Blake, the Milwaukee Bucks sat out Game 5 of the NBA playoffs—and forced the entire league to shut down. The Bucks players are workers who shut down their workplace with a strike. Workers everywhere can do the same. https://t.co/rpPww06x2x
— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) August 26, 2020
In the wake of the Milwaukee Bucks’ Game 5 playoff strike and the NBA’s ensuing decision to postpone all Aug. 26 games, other professional athletes are starting to react.https://t.co/9XfKhRdVMr
— Front Office Sports (@frntofficesport) August 26, 2020
Chris Webber holds back tears while speaking about NBA players’ strike after the police shooting of Jacob Blake pic.twitter.com/wowdpF9adg
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 26, 2020
“As a Black man, as a former player, I think it’s best for me to support the players and just not be here tonight.”
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 26, 2020
Kenny Smith walked off the TNT set in solidarity with the NBA players’ strike of tonight’s games. pic.twitter.com/HgurJPqHKB
If not now, when https://t.co/iNLKJdlXhY
— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) August 26, 2020
‘Now it is your turn’…
“Though I am gone, I urge you to answer the highest calling of your heart and stand up for what you truly believe”