It's even worse than it appears.
If you've been on Twitter since 2006, you should get access to Spaces. Come on. We helped you build this thing. We can keep doing it. #
  • Our focus should be sharply on these three things.#
    • Virus #
    • Democracy#
    • Climate#
  • Every other issue is a distant non-priority. Yet of course the news keeps gravitating around things other than the mutating virus and people's refusal to mitigate, how we're going to get our republic back on solid ground, and what are we doing to radically change how we live so we can survive the climate catastrophes that are already here. #
  • We can find a solution for the problem with Governor Cuomo. Have him wear a head camera 7 by 24. Every word is recorded, every image, from his point of view. It should be designed like one of those lights coal miners wear, and be streamed live to Facebook and YouTube. Everyone will see and hear everything Cuomo does.#
  • Now we don't need to discuss this any further. Problem solved. #
  • Virus, Democracy, Climate. If it doesn't have anything to do with these, it's a distraction. Distractions are necessary so we don't go insane. But understand that's what it is.#
  • He's the smartest strategist in the Democratic Party. #
  • Quoted in the Guardian:#
    • “I’m not going to say that you must get rid of the filibuster. I would say you would do well to develop a Manchin-Sinema rule on getting around the filibuster as it relates to race and civil rights.”#
    • “You can’t filibuster the budget. That’s why we have reconciliation rules. We need to have civil and voting rights reconciliation. That should have had reconciliation permission a long, long time ago.”#
    • “If the headlines were to read that the John R Lewis Voting Rights Act was filibustered to death it would be catastrophic.”#

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