🚨🔥🧵Politicize Everything: A Blueprint for a Party That Fights. Let me start with the obvious: Republicans politicize everything. They politicize natural disasters. They politicize immigration. They politicize murder victims, train derailments, gas prices, egg prices,

"Death by Study" Bonds and Felder both do NOT want to see RCV be fully implemented in DC. This is a common tactic to kill a program, by passing amendments to require more education that actually just delays implementation and at worst kills it altogether. REJECT THIS AMENDMENT.

When I remember all the Monica Lewinsky jokes I heard as a kid, the person telling them is Jay Leno. This is just like all those people who didn't think South Park was political until it made fun of Trump. It's only "political" when they disagree with it.

Janeese Lewis George, Charles Allen, Brooke Pinto, Councilmember Matt Frumin, Zachary Parker, and Robert White: please vote today *against* the amendments filed by CMs Bonds & Felder to B26-260 & B26-265 which would indefinitely delay the implementation of ranked-choice voting in DC elections!

📢 Tomorrow at 11:30 AM, join me at the ACC meeting at Martha’s Table to talk D.C. budget attacks, healthcare cuts, and my upcoming expungement clinic. 📍Ward 8 — see you there! #RepOye #Ward8 #DCStrong #ACC #HealthcareJustice #ExpungementClinic

THANK YOU Councilmember Brooke Pinto !! We need council to uphold the will of the voters and fund ALL of #Initiative83

This fails on a 7-5 vote. So that means RCV funding survives, without any additional study/delay.

An effort to delay ranked choice voting to death was just voted down by the Council, so we can officially say DC is moving to RCV starting in 2026! Unfortunately, the Council also voted not to fund, for 2026, the provision of I-83 allowing independents to vote in primaries

DC voters also overwhelmingly approved I-83, which includes opening our primaries to independents. Explain to me why I-82's mandate means more than one that influences your own elections? Seems self serving to conveniently abstain on that one today ...

DC Dems accuse the MAJORITY of Democratic Voters who supported semi-open primaries guilty of a "betrayal" which sounds pretty MAGA to me. This mindset is what has squandered trust that Democrats have in the party as it is now polling at record lows.

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Getting elected with 27.72% of the vote seems pretty close to the "25% of the vote" scenario mentioned here... Your move, Phil Mendelson.

Worth another look … President Trump in May PRAISING the drop in DC violent crime. Yes, praising. Washington City Paper x.com/acyn/status/19…

I just signed a petition: Support DCPS International Educators Pathway to Permanent Residency. Won't you join me? Sign here: actionnetwork.org/petitions/supp…

March Madness won’t be the same without Sister Jean. Thinking about the Loyola University Chicago community and everyone who loved this remarkable woman. nytimes.com/2025/10/10/spo…

Congratulations to all the Democratic candidates who won tonight. It’s a reminder that when we come together around strong, forward-looking leaders who care about the issues that matter, we can win. We’ve still got plenty of work to do, but the future looks a little bit brighter.

“Brooke Pinto is dedicated to working on tough issues – especially public safety - that impact residents across the District. Her support of election reforms that put voters first, and her fight to enfranchise the 84,000 Washingtonians who have long been sidelined, proves that

We’re in Reykjavik! 🇮🇸 Cynthia Richie Terrell + Katie (Usalis) Riley (she/her) are kicking off the #ReykjavikForum — where women leaders from around the world are reimagining power and building systems for equal representation. Follow along for highlights + insights all week! 💜 #RepresentationMatters

I’m so grateful we learned about propaganda growing up because holy hell.

This all-male panel is deciding whether South Carolina women can be charged with murder for their pregnancies — and whether birth control and pro-choice websites stay legal. This a real thing happening today. Don't look away.