@Natasha_Jay It's astonishing, isn't it? Just - astonishing. You'd think they might put up a few things with at least some potential to be read as negatives, like maybe what is all this going to cost, but no.
My goodness. Health care, education and housing for all! What are these maniacs thinking?!? Fear them!
You'd be surprised how many working-class Americans actually read those as negatives.
@KentNavalesi @Natasha_Jay Yes. I AM surprised. I'm surprised the number is more than zero.
@kauer
You might be surprised to learn that public swimming pools in the southern US closed down because the racists would rather have no community pool at all, than let the "wrong people" use them too
@KentNavalesi @Natasha_Jay
Ideas of The Other, Bad
Ideas of My Party, Good
(Even though studies show if you actually talk to people about the issues, they agree about more than one would think)
@KentNavalesi @kauer @Natasha_Jay
I'm surprised they can read at all.
@thriftwicker @KentNavalesi @kauer @Natasha_Jay the majority read and comprehend at a grade 4-5 level. It would actually be easier to explain to an 11 year old why these policies are good.
Jul 3, 2026, 6:03 PM@BLTpizza @thriftwicker @KentNavalesi @kauer @Natasha_Jay 54% to be precise, and a 20% illiteracy rate.
@kauer @Natasha_Jay I love it when the fascists are undermined by their own media people!
Can we get another chorus of 🎵YMCA🎵, while we're at it?
As shrewd analysts we couldn't miss the mention "tax the rich" which takes care of the problem of the cost 😝