Peng, the Dark Souls of People

While that decision negatively impacted our campaign by keeping us off the second ballot, it would be against the values of this campaign to try to overturn a decision made through democratic processes, simply because the outcome wasn’t favorable for us.

Are we noticing a pattern anytime a Muslim wins a vote in this country?

rightwingers have such a bizarre victim complex that they genuinely think there was a massive global plot to be anti-children somehow

If I have to answer for aligning myself with democratic socialists on a second ballot DFL endorsement vote, Frey fans need to do some soul searching on the Trumpers in their midst. startribune.com/dsa-public-saf…

We gave a close read to the new 80-page Israeli report on 10/7 sexual violence. What we found is that rather than present new evidence, it spends most of its time arguing that the current evidentiary standards are actually too rigorous. Incredible turn to take. Some excerpts:

1. The discussion over 'AI taking all the jobs' has been bothering me for awhile. In 2013, Jeff Bezos was asked about bookselling. "Amazon isn't happening to book selling, the future is happening to book selling." Blaming abstract forces is what monopolists ALWAYS do.

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Davis and his team have carried themselves with nothing but grace and humility since convention night. It wasn’t their night, but they have a lot to be proud of anyway.

While we’re disappointed with the problems with balloting, we also understand how difficult it is to organize a convention. The DFL volunteers who did that work did the best they could with limited resources.

He earned the endorsement on Saturday because many of our delegates chose to support him once we were no longer on the ballot. I would never work to overturn my own delegates’ votes.

It would be against the values of our campaign to attempt to disenfranchise those delegates.On the first ballot, Omar Fateh earned 43.85 percent of the votes cast.

Their delegates were a multi-racial, multi-generational, and multi-class coalition, who were clearly well prepared for the day and excited to work to win the endorsement for their candidate.

Anyone who attended the convention could see that Omar Fateh’s campaign ran an incredibly strong convention program. Their team was exceptionally organized and their delegates were enthusiastic participants in the process.

While it’s true there were clear problems with the balloting process, it’s also true that delegates were informed about the problems during the convention and decided through democratic processes to proceed with a second ballot.

Since Saturday’s convention, many people have reached out to ask if I will be challenging the DFL endorsement. I want to be clear: I will not challenge the endorsement and will not collaborate with those who are challenging the endorsement.

Now that we are through convention season, a reminder that DFL Leaders must not actively oppose our DFL Endorsed candidates 😊😊😊

Taking this to mean Fateh has large Jewish support, possibly even a majority

Jewish insider is such a stupid rag

NYT’s role is to reduce textbook genocide to a series of bumbling accidents, “bad planning” or the unfortunate but inevitable result of “war”. This is why they constitutionally refuse to contextualize this with the dozens of openly genocidal statements made by Israeli officials

If you’re ever interested in talking to Jews who feel the opposite, I know about three or four hundred of them. Some of them even work for him.