Ok guys, here's my issue: I got paid today. I immediately paid my phone bill & withdrew my rent money, so those won't be an issue but surprise! I am broke now. 😭 Food stamps coming Sunday. Need $150 for grocery delivery & Uber fees. #BIPOCMA 💕💸 V: Annaleigh-Watts CA: $annaleighmaria PP: AnaleeWatts
Alt: Cartman and Kenny sitting next to each other with Cartman indignantly insisting "Hey! I'm not poor, alright?"
Assuming Harris/Walz win, we need to have five conversations in America: 1) how the rich/celebrities/techbros are not deities 2) how the major media is beyond broken 3) how traumatized we are 4) how millions of Americans are cool with ushering in fascism 5) how MAGAns scare people into silence
“Thousands of Tennesseans were illegally denied Medicaid and other benefits due to programming and data errors in an algorithmic system the state uses to determine eligibility for low-income residents and people with disabilities, a U.S. District Court judge ruled this week.”
Thousands of children and adults were automatically terminated from Medicaid and disability benefits programs by a computer system that was supposed to make applying for and receiving health coverage ...
💜 I have no words, just love
And it keeps getting worse!
The dossier sent in 2022 in preparation for the 2023 SAFE Act (and emailed to all CSN mailing list subscribers on the Virtuous mailing list platform) included screenshots, LinkedIn pages and private FB posts. It's invasive, extensive and extremely alarming. archive.ph/68FSr
There is still a chance that DeWine's veto will be overridden, although a substantive majority would be needed that right now is mathematically unlikely unless enormous groundswell support pours in.
Those responsible for the horrorscape in Missouri and Florida are coordinating closely to pressure DeWine into adopting the most aggressive anti-trans policies, likely through the boards of medicine. This allows him to seem pro-small government while expanding state powers against all trans people.
Most analogous politically to Florida, many groups in Ohio are steeped in the local Catholic political infrastructure, which gives them access to powerful lobbying mechanisms and funding other groups lack. It also positions them ideologically alongside established anti-LGBT groups like ACPeds.