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Hip hop artist Lowkey and Victor Figueroa Clark, Alborada contributing editor and author of ‘Salvador Allende: Revolutionary Democrat’, discuss Salvador Allende’s socialist government in Chile and the lessons for the Left.

With ICE Raids Expected to Begin Sunday, Message From AOC, Bernie Sanders, and Others is Clear: ‘Know Your Rights’

In advance of expected ICE raids Sunday that will target migrant families in at least 10 cities, politicians, celebrities, and activists are using their outsized voices to alert their audiences to their rights and protections under the law.

Among those using their platforms to help the victims of President Donald Trump’s war on immigrants is Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is using his large mailing list to “target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement,” as CNN’s Ryan Nobles reported Friday.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), a fervent opponent of the Trump administration’s immigration policies, posted to her popular Twitter account about her three “2 Know Your Rights” events scheduled for Sunday.

“Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President’s ICE raids,” Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

NEW: For the second time in less than a month- @BernieSanders has used his massive email distribution list to target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. pic.twitter.com/NoED2nV363

— Ryan Nobles (@ryanobles) July 12, 2019

Of course its framed as a military not being paid enough issue instead of a cost of living in general issue…

The comments on this video show that people get it:

It’s tragic ANY family should have to live this way. Not just military families.

Yeah so are every other regular working families in america. Its unbelievable how hard it is to keep food in your homes.

and trump gave $1,500,000,000,000 to the elite 400 americans

Rashida Tlaib Wants to Tax the Rich, Save Detroit, and Free Palestine

In 2018, Rashida Tlaib was elected to Congress. Her election was extraordinary in many ways: she ran as a member of the Democratic Socialists of America; she became the first Palestinian-American in Congress; and she was part of a crop of left-wing challengers like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar whose victories shocked the Democratic establishment in Washington. And they’ve kept shocking them. Tlaib, along with Omar, has been the target of vicious attacks for her solidarity with the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement (BDS) and criticism of the state of Israel. House Democrats have not only opposed Tlaib on these counts; they’ve allowed Republicans’ bigoted attacks on Tlaib and Omar over these issues to go unchallenged.

Tlaib has also used her platform to not only support Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal, but to support the struggle for a Green New Deal specifically for Detroit. There, GM recently closed its Detroit-Poletown plant, part of a string of North American plant closures that will put fourteen-thousand people out of a job. In response, the Detroit Democratic Socialists of America has proposed “making Detroit the engine of a Green New Deal”: using the urgent need for ecological transition to create new jobs and support the victims of GM’s closures. Tlaib has vocally supported the proposal, leading rallies of hundreds of people in Detroit and tying it in to her other environmental proposals.

Here, The Dig’s Daniel Denvir talks to Tlaib on June 3 about how growing up in Detroit has informed her politics, what economic justice in Detroit — and cities across the United States — would really look like, her advocacy for justice in Israel and Palestine, and the urgency of addressing dirty energy’s impact on working-class people. You can subscribe to The Dig and all the Jacobin podcasts at Jacobin Radio. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.

Why do billionaires keep presenting themselves as America’s great new hope?

The past week saw both the passing of Ross Perot and the entry of Tom Steyer into the presidential race. It’s fitting that the two events should coincide – as one billionaire presidential candidate leaves us, another steps up to take his place. But while “rich guy who tells it like it is” candidates are not necessarily doomed to electoral oblivion – one of them sits in the White House today – they represent everything dysfunctional about US democracy.

Ross Perot was the original “outsider billionaire” candidate, gaining nearly 20% of the vote in the 1992 presidential election. It was not always clear what Perot stood for or what his policy plans were, though he was against Nafta and for balancing the budget. The Washington Post ran the headline “In Search of a Perot Platform”, and Perot himself would say cryptic things like “you could take any number of good plans that are around, implement them and have a gigantic improvement over the way things are.” Voters responded well to Perot. At one point, a poll showed him well ahead of both George HW Bush and Bill Clinton, and if it wasn’t for Perot’s bizarre temporary withdrawal from the race, he might have been a serious contender. Deficit-obsessed and mockable as he was, Perot had clearly tapped into something in the American electorate.

But after Perot’s failure, it seemed as if his candidacy had been a quirky aberration in US politics. It was two more decades before we saw another “outsider billionaire” trying to gatecrash the party system, this time succeeding. Donald Trump in many ways made a similar pitch: his wealth made him independent and not beholden to establishment interests, he would shake things up in Washington. As Matt Taibbi observed, Trump “used the same tactics, if not exactly the same politics” as Perot to make it to the White House.

Now we have hedge fund billionaire turned progressive political activist Tom Steyer, who also refers to himself as an “outsider” candidate. This is laughable. Steyer is as pure a product of the American ruling class as you can be. His father was an attorney at the prestigious Sullivan and Cromwell firm. Steyer himself attended Phillips Exter and Yale before joining Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, where he was a protege of Robert Rubin. After making a fortune as a hedge fund manager, Steyer became one of the biggest donors in Democratic politics, financing campaigns and ballot initiatives around the country.

In fact, Steyer has been the embodiment of the anti-democratic tendencies in the Democratic party, which has gone from being the “party of the people” to the “party of Wall Street”. Steyer’s brother agreed that the two of them could be the “Koch brothers of the left”, because of the sheer amount of money that Steyer has spent trying to further his agenda. The fact that there can be a Democratic party equivalent of the Koch brothers shows the problem. Some of Tom Steyer’s causes have been noble – he strongly campaigned against the Keystone XL pipeline for instance, even personally lobbying Barack Obama and enlisting other big donors to do the same. But having big donors personally push causes is exactly what democratic politics shouldn’t be.

Chevron spills 800,000 gallons of oil, water in California

Officials began to clean up a massive oil spill Friday that dumped nearly 800,000 gallons of oil and water into a California canyon, making it larger — if less devastating — than the state’s last two major oil spills.

The newly revealed spill has been flowing off and on since May and has again stopped, Chevron spokeswoman Veronica Flores-Paniagua said. She and California officials said the spill is not near any waterway and has not significantly affected wildlife. The last flow was Tuesday.

Chevron reported that 794,000 gallons (about 3 million liters) of oil and water have leaked out of the ground where it uses steam injection to extract oil in the large Cymric Oil Field about 35 miles (56 kilometers) west of Bakersfield. The steam softens the thick crude so it can flow more readily and is a different process from fracking, which breaks up underground layers of rock.

The state has issued Chevron a notice of violation ordering it to stop steam injections around the spill. The company also increased its production of oil from wells in the area. Both actions are intended to relieve underground pressure that may be forcing the mix of oil and water to the surface.

Chevron will pay for the cleanup, though the state will oversee the process, said Steve Gonzalez, a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Office of Spill Prevention and Response.

The cleanup and the investigation into what caused the oil flow were somewhat delayed as officials ensured there are no dangerous fumes or sinkholes that could trap workers or heavy equipment, he said.

“At this point, they have it dammed off and they’re sucking it out, sucking the oil out,” Gonzalez said.

Environmental groups said the Chevron spill is another sign of weakened regulations under an embattled California agency. Gov. Gavin Newsom this week fired the head of the state’s oil and gas division over a recent increase in hydraulic fracturing permits and amid a conflict-of-interest investigation of other division employees.

JUST ANNOUNCED: @BernieSanders will hold a rally in Philly on Monday at 2pm outside Hahnemann University Hospital, a flashpoint in the fight for Medicare for All https://t.co/lDcEYAdoTC

— Bill Neidhardt (@BNeidhardt) July 14, 2019

The look of discomfort on @VP 's face comes from the physical exertion of resisting the Holy Spirit convicting his heart for the sins he is willfully ignoring. The epitome of a #FakeChristian pic.twitter.com/aoWXEmFDg8

— Flavortown Antifa (@E_Razmus) July 13, 2019

LOL. DK’s Netroots Nation is being equated with the entire spectrum of progressive activists. Completely unsurprising that this crowd of progressives were not into Bernie but really into Kamala.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2019/07/netroots-nation-activists-want-warren-and-harris/593935/

There will be 16 more months of speech-making and glad-handing and glitzy ballroom fundraisers before Election Day. It would make sense not to commit to a presidential candidate just yet. But here at Netroots Nation, the premier annual convention for progressive activists, many attendees already seem fairly certain about their choice: They want Elizabeth Warren, the progressive senator from Massachusetts, to be their next president. And if they have to pick a second choice? It’s Senator Kamala Harris of California.

It’s not necessarily intuitive that the same person would support both women: Warren is a folksy public-school teacher-turned-anti-corruption advocate, while the blazer-wearing Harris is more of an establishment type, with a long career climbing the ranks of power in California. Warren has pledged not to hold high-dollar fundraising events in favor of grassroots-style meet-and-greets, while Hollywood heavyweights have been some of Harris’s biggest campaign boosters.

But, in interviews with two dozen progressive activists at Netroots, most people told me that, while they prefer Warren, they’d choose Harris if things go south for the Massachusetts lawmaker. They view both senators as passionate and capable. Some even suggested that the two women should run on the same ticket. “They bring different things to the table, but one thing is clear when you talk to each of them: their competency,” Rod Sullivan, a 53-year-old attendee from Iowa City, Iowa, told me. They would operate differently as presidents, he added. But each of them “could do this.”

And, perhaps surprisingly, very few people offered praise for Senator Bernie Sanders, Warren’s democratic-socialist foil from Vermont. “If I have a chance of voting for an old white man or a less-old white woman, I’m going to vote for a less-old white woman,” Weber told me.

Three years after Hillary Clinton’s astonishing defeat, it seemed, overall, that the activist class is really, really ready for a woman to be president. There may be an eternity in political time left to go before the Democratic primary is over. But that desire is already clear.

So Nancy—Any comment on this racist piece of trash?

So interesting to see “Progressive” Democrat Congresswomen, who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt and inept anywhere in the world (if they even have a functioning government at all), now loudly……

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 14, 2019

….it is done. These places need your help badly, you can’t leave fast enough. I’m sure that Nancy Pelosi would be very happy to quickly work out free travel arrangements!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 14, 2019

Another one —

Cynicism antidote: pic.twitter.com/cvx59AZU4A

— Tyrannocaster (@tyrannocaster) July 14, 2019

The WaPo at it again, ginning up a fight. Calling out the black progressives for racism. Interesting thing is that this piece has three writers, all of them white, and they are accusing the progressive black women of racism against the CBC. This is one issue these writers should leave alone. Black people, just like white people (and Indians and Hispanics) are not monolithic and it is patronizing to suggest that they should be.

An all-out racially charged fight within the House Democratic Caucus escalated Saturday when an African American freshman lawmaker said the party doesn’t need “any more black voices that don’t want to be a black voice.”

a repeat from a ways back because I love it

Dems focus on identity politics, not economics

Saw Michael Hudson on RT yesterday. He pointed out how the economy has been rigged for the 1% and the banks. One trick is the change of GNP to GDP where as the former did not include payments to foreign entities with say interest on the debt, the latter puts bank transactions and financial transactions on the par with production. Some of the ways to change to a finance based economy.

I have never read his books but have been aware of his work and his group in St. Louis for a number of years.

Here is an article on Naked Capitalism with an intro by Yves Smith who has a disagreement with the interviewer at the start this piece.

Now that I follow Matt Stoller on twitter there is an ongoing treatment of economics

Michael Hudson: De-Dollarizing the American Financial Empire

Michael Hudson: If you’re an investor, you can make more money by dismantling the U.S. economy. You can borrow at 1 percent and buy a bond or a stock that yields 3 or 4 percent. That’s called arbitrage. It’s a financial free lunch. The effect of this free lunch, as you say, is to build up foreign economies or at least their financial markets while undercutting your own. Finance is cosmopolitan, not patriotic. It doesn’t really care where it makes money. Finance goes wherever the rate of return is highest. That’s the dynamic that has been de-industrializing the United States over the past forty years.

Bonnie Faulkner: From what you’re saying, it sounds like Donald Trump’s policies are leading to doing to the United States what the IMF and World Bank have traditionally done to foreign economies.

Michael Hudson: That’s what happens when you devalue. The financial sector will see that interest rates are going down, so the dollar’s exchange rate also will decline. Investors will move their money (or will borrow) into euros, gold or Japanese yen or Swiss francs whose exchange rate is expected to rise. So you’re offering a financial arbitrage and capital gain for investors who speculate in foreign currencies. You’re also hollowing out the economy here, and squeezing real wage levels and living standards.

Way back in 2012, I tried to get the word out on a book written by a friend. He pointed out that this is the first time in history that an empire has financed itself by giving away its market to foreign companies. My friend used Hudson’s and other’s work.

There is nothing moral about gestapo-style ICE raids scheduled for today. There is nothing moral about Trumpian policy in general. https://t.co/pL3cqGAoh8

— Michael Salamone (@MichaelSalamone) July 14, 2019

Well, isn’t this something.

Yesterday, we asked @CoryBooker “Do you believe the Occupation is a human rights crisis for Palestinians?” He got visibly frustrated.

He admits: “If that's your issue I would understand if you want to support somebody else”

Looks like he’s choosing @AIPAC over the grassroots. pic.twitter.com/vPX5WH1P2O

— IfNotNow🔥 (@IfNotNowOrg) July 14, 2019

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/452974-trump-trails-biden-other-2020-democrats-in-new-poll

President Trump trails former Vice President Joe Biden and several other Democratic White House hopefuls in the race, according to a poll released early Sunday.

Biden, the Democratic front-runner, leads Trump by 9 points among registered voters, 51 to 42 percent, in a hypothetical matchup in the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll. Biden leads Trump among African American voters, women, suburban voters and independents, pollsters found, while Trump saw support from men, white voters, and white voters without college degrees.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has a 7-point lead over the president, 50 to 43 percent, while Sen. Elizabeth Warren, (D-Mass.) is ahead of Trump by 5 points, 48 to 43 percent, in the survey.

Sen. Kamala Harris, (D-Calif.) has a 1-point advantage, 45 to 44 percent, which is within the survey’s margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.

a couple of posts on TOP/DK

Subir working to keep the left alive in DK

Why is the Democratic House leadership attacking the left?

and more support against the establishment

BREAKING: Justice Dems, WFP, She The People, DFA, +others release statement re Pelosi vs. AOC drama

The Vos, Fitzgerald gerrymandered 2 bit dictatorship is at it again in WI:

Wisconsin GOP wants to rewrite constitution to strip Democratic governor’s veto powers

Wisconsin Republican lawmakers want to rewrite the state’s constitution to limit Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ veto powers after he used his veto pen to increase school funding.
Wisconsin Republicans voted to approve numerous new gubernatorial powers when Republican Gov. Scott Walker was in office but immediately moved to roll those back in a lame-duck session after Evers defeated Walker last year, along with limiting some longstanding gubernatorial authority. After Evers issued 78 partial vetoes of a Republican-authored budget last week, Republicans are now trying to limit the veto powers governors have held for years, the Associated Press reports.
Republican state Sen. David Craig and state Rep. Mike Kuglitsch proposed an amendment to the state constitution that would limit the governor’s veto powers to increase funding levels in state budgets passed by the legislature.The move comes after the lawmakers accused Evers of a “power grab” because he used his veto power over the state budget to steer $65 million more toward schools, stop plans for a new prison, restore funding to Milwaukee’s child welfare system, and roll back work and drug testing requirements for the state’s food assistance program, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.”This unilateral abuse of power taken by the executive branch cannot go unchecked by the Legislature without seriously damaging the separation of powers doctrine in Wisconsin,” Craig and Kuglitsch wrote in a memo to colleagues. Evers spokeswoman Melissa Baldauff said that Republicans were just “sore losers” who want to “change the rules every time they don’t get their way.”
“Republicans in the Legislature chose to ignore the will of the people, but Gov. Evers listened to the people who overwhelmingly said they wanted to see more investments in our public schools,” she told Wisconsin Public Radio. “To be clear, this is a temper tantrum in response to Gov. Evers using his authority to align the budget more closely with the will of the people and put more money into our kids’ schools.”Evers’ vetoes came after Republican lawmakers rejected his budget proposals, including a $1 billion expansion of Medicaid, a $1.4 billion increase in school funding and the creation of a nonpartisan redistricting commission.Wisconsin governors of both parties have had strong veto powers for years. The state’s governors have the authority to remove any part of the state budget. Walker issued 99 partial vetoes of the last state budget during his tenure and former Gov. Tommy Thompson, also a Republican, was such a fan of the veto power that he struck individual letters from budgets to structure the language into entirely different words than the legislature intended, according to the Journal Sentinel.Democratic Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling said the attempt to roll back Evers’ veto powers are part of the Republican Party’s goals that they made clear when they rolled back much of his authority before he even took office.”Republicans are still in election denial and continue to look for ways to undermine our democratically elected governor every step of the way,” Shilling told the Journal Sentinel.Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, a Democrat, called the Republicans’ proposal an “attack on the institution of democracy.””The public should be outraged at the repeated attempts to change the powers of the office because they disagree with how those powers were used,” he said.

In order for a constitutional amendment to be enacted, it must be passed in two consecutive legislative sessions and then be approved by a statewide voter referendum

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Before Evers took office, Republicans used a lame-duck session to jam through dozens of Walker’s nominees and pass bills limiting the incoming governor’s authority and even barring him from pulling out of a multi-state lawsuit seeking to undo Obamacare. Evers was still able to withdraw Wisconsin from the suit after a judge temporarily blocked the laws earlier this year.
https://www.salon.com/2019/07/12/wisconsin-gop-wants-to-rewrite-constitution-to-strip-democratic-governors-veto-powers/

Hey. Feeling angry about the sheer fact that I needed to post about how to deal with an ICE raid yesterday?

Me too.

That’s why I want as many of you as possible to join with @NeverAgainActn on Tuesday in DC.

Important moments need important action needs good people. Be there. https://t.co/UinN0lDLID

— joshua rush (@JoshuaRush) July 14, 2019

crushing, that so many at the top looked the other way. wtaf

Jeffrey Epstein Was a Sex Offender. The Powerful Welcomed Him Anyway.https://t.co/PA0eoeNs51

— Matt Bruenig (@MattBruenig) July 14, 2019

i can't understand why people keep saying this. it's not a catfight, it's not a slap fight, it's not high school drama. it's a political battle over establishment democrats getting primaried by leftists and being furious about it https://t.co/KHenTNuLPZ pic.twitter.com/nwIlqSkN0r

— elizabeth bruenig (@ebruenig) July 14, 2019

New Nature paper out today https://t.co/oAF7nep6ur
states very clearly what is needed if governments are serious about limiting global heating to 1.5C, as agreed at Paris.

Spoiler: No new fossil fuelled infrastructure, anywhere, ever. From now on.

Read thread for details…

— Mark Lynas (@mark_lynas) July 2, 2019

This is video/song that got him blacklisted from msm and record labels and placed on watchlists which resulted in his harassment but as a result also how I was first introduced to his music:

And BOOM: President Trump just upended decades of US policy, endorsing @RashidaTlaib’s right to go live in Palestine, which the Israeli government would not allow https://t.co/UCEiCpBbpu

— Alex Kane (@alexbkane) July 14, 2019

.@daveweigel the question at that moment showed a lack of respect and situational awareness. The panel was not merely w/Black leaders, it was about Black leadership! I was there and when and where I enter is enough! #NetrootsNation https://t.co/6r8WO0XUMJ

— Nina Turner (@ninaturner) July 14, 2019

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/14/bernie-sanders-pelosi-ocasio-cortez-1415811

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is being “a little bit” too tough on Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her squad of young Democratic women, Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday.

“What Alexandria and other young women and women of color are saying, ‘We have got to reach out to young people,’” the 2020 presidential contender said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “We have to hear the pain of the working class of this country. And that is causing some political disruption within the leadership of the Democratic Party.“

Asked by host Chuck Todd whether Pelosi is being too tough on the group, the Vermont senator said, “I think a little bit.“

“You cannot ignore the young people of this country who are passionate about economic and racial and social and environmental justice,” Sanders said. “You got to bring them in, not alienate them.“

Another good re-tweet from @DanBacher:

Unlike leftists, liberals are unwilling to risk their petty privileges in order to obtain the reforms they claim to crave. https://t.co/XhiRmplSLt

— CounterPunch (@NatCounterPunch) July 11, 2019

if they weren’t so caught up in the immigration and m4a issues, I’d tweet this to the house progressives and Bernie. later.

Pls ask the House to subpoena voting machine vendor ES&S to identify the 300 jurisdictions where it installed remote access software , why ES&S’s founder hired a convicted embezzler to program voting machines for Diebold (which ES&S acquired in 09), which politicians have… 1/ pic.twitter.com/IrmFnQm51q

— Jennifer Cohn (@jennycohn1) July 14, 2019

honestly, if we can’t count real votes, nothing else will matter.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/14/us/politics/joe-biden-new-hampshire.html

In an interview, Mr. Sanders, who introduced the Medicare for All Act in the Senate and sometimes comes in second to Mr. Biden in early polls, bristled at Mr. Biden’s remarks, as he stressed that he, too, had been committed to passing and protecting the Affordable Care Act, even as he now advocates for something more far-reaching.

He also took issue with what he perceived as Mr. Biden’s suggestion that the transition to Medicare for All could leave people with gaps in medical care, calling such an implication “totally absurd.”

“Obviously what Biden was doing,” Mr. Sanders said, “is what the insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industries, Republicans, do: ignoring the fact that people will save money on their health care because they will no longer have to pay premiums or out-of-pocket expenses. They will no longer have high deductibles and high co-payments.”

Asked whether it was fair to put Mr. Biden in the same category as the insurance and pharmaceutical industries, given his role in advancing the Affordable Care Act in the first place, Mr. Sanders replied: “The charge that he’s making is exactly what the Republicans are saying.”

Mr. Biden’s campaign didn’t respond when asked for comment on those remarks. Mr. Sanders’s campaign said he will “confront the Democratic opponents of Medicare for All” in a speech on Wednesday in Washington, a sign that tensions between the two candidates could escalate this week.

At this point in time, if you side with Pelosi over "The Squad", your political instincts are non-existent and you have zero clue about the warzone you're about to parachute into in 2020.

Kamala Harris outright sided with Pelosi. Bernie & Warren sided with The Squad.

— 👓Jehoshaphat Biden👓 (@CallMeGdubG) July 14, 2019

Let us now bow our heads for a moment of dystopia:

Let’s now wash that moment of dystopia out of our hair:

From last November, but still of interest:

To live with dignity:

The senator from Citibank's pockets are deep, but never too full to refuse money from a Wall Street predator…https://t.co/BlyQsZFfYj

— Jeffrey St. Clair (@JSCCounterPunch) July 15, 2019

love to be a voting member of the Party who willfully tries to destroy and endanger female members of their own caucus, rather than move even one step to the Left or give up just a tiny fraction of their wealth. https://t.co/HWrVQMCJxA

— Kamala Harris is a Cop (@BethLynch2020) July 15, 2019

it wasn't enough to claim Russia stole the election with fb memes. now they want us to delete social media altogether. we're clearly way too stupid to think for ourselves and must go back to a wholesome yet lit media diet of cnn and msnbc

— beth, alien concern troll (@bourgeoisalien) July 15, 2019

It’s important that we hold Donald Trump accountable for his most recent racist attack on congresswomen Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and others.

While doing so, we also need to discuss how Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi are inherently helping Trump. #RacistInChief #TrumpIsARacist pic.twitter.com/JPWN2XY3Q5

— Frederick Joseph (@FredTJoseph) July 14, 2019

"If anyone's gonna talk down to brown congresswomen, it's gonna be me!" #DRNIK!! https://t.co/GQ5j31kcaF

— Plain Ol' Johnny Graz (@jvgraz) July 15, 2019

It's not that you don't like Kamala Harris, it's just that you're a Russian bot.#KamalaMnuchin2020#PrisonLabor4Allhttps://t.co/WbwNRoOuAk

— Nate's Liver 🍩 (@SilERabbit) July 15, 2019