The weirdest thing I learned from my father is how to redirect fear and give it meaning. When we lived in the Middle East, there were days where the bombings of our cities never relented and it felt as if … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread

Believe Women was never about blindly believing any accusation but about treating every accusation as you would any crime that harmed and resulted in negatively altering a Human Being’s life, their sense of safety, as well as physical and mental … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread

Despite Republican obstructionism, despite the Conman’s lackeys and sycophants’ multiple media stunts and efforts to shift the conversation away from the organized and well-funded January 6 Insurrection, where an angry mob attempted to overturn the 2020 election results by breaching … Continue reading Get The Hitman – The Wednesday Politics Thread

Get fully vaccinated already and make sure if anyone wanting to visit you or your loved ones are fully vaccinated too. This pandemic thing isn’t going away any time soon. Have a great Wednesday, Politicadoes! Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread

After successfully addressing the failures of the past administration in managing the pandemic response and passing significant and urgent relief in The American Rescue Plan – a colossal bill that set the next stage for tackling child poverty by including … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread Gets What It Wants

I was planning on doing a funny thread but then news broke that the President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, has been assassinated, just days after Rights activist Antoinette Duclaire was also murdered. I don’t feel it’s right to speak lightheartedly … Continue reading Haiti Mon Amour – The Wednesday Politics Thread

How weird that you’re so obsessed with a lie, the National Security Agency felt it urgent to clear any misconceptions on its mandate and strict regulations under which it may monitor U.S. citizens. Have a great Wednesday, Politicadoes! Continue reading Comédie Tragique – The Wednesday Politics Thread

When Russian President Vladimir Putin met with President Joe Biden last week, he said something very bizarre in reply to a reporter: It wasn’t simply a Russian tilt that favored pessimism, it was very much his brand of dictatorship that … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread Is Undeterred

Today is the day the US-Elected President Joe Biden will be meeting with the very man who had drafted and executed the Oval Office takeover of 2016 and heavily meddled in the 2020 elections: Russian President Vladimir Putin. As it … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread

For almost 10 years, America has gotten used to the business of Republican obstructionism. It took for granted that whatever bill is drafted – whether a meaningful bill to advance change, to fund regular government operations, or to pass badly-needed … Continue reading It’s All About The Optics – Wednesday Politics Thread

Under the pretense that racism had finally ended in the United States with the election of the First Black President, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act eight years ago by disabling Section 5 and deciding that the formula … Continue reading Are We There Yet. Are We There Yet. Are We There Yet… The Wednesday Politics Thread

Oceans apart day after day, and I slowly go insane. I hear your voice on the line, but it doesn’t stop the pain. If I see you next to never, how can we say forever… Wherever you go, whatever you … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread Is Right Here Waiting For You

Following the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made her intentions very clear on finding the culprits who aided and abetted the insurrectionists. She has refused to do the politically expedient thing and look … Continue reading About That Insurrection – Wednesday Politics Thread

Today is the day the feuding Republican Party will officially decide of its core leading ideology, of its will to retain a semblance of abiding by the Rule of Law, and of its official de facto leadership that would helm … Continue reading GOP vs. MAGA – The Wednesday Politics Thread

While the Senate was first debating The American Rescue Plan back in early March 2021, Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) fought to include an amendment to the bill that was later adopted. It was a cause close to her heart that … Continue reading Have You Verified Your Status Lately – Wednesday Politics Thread

Tonight at 9 p.m. ET, Joe Biden will be giving his first address before the joint session of Congress in order to highlight his administration’s accomplishments in its first 100 days. He will update the nation on the ongoing Covid … Continue reading Kindness Is Still The Unwavering Point – Wednesday Politics Thread

If there is one space that we have become dependent upon to get our news as well as interpretations of it, it’s social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. These platforms have made it possible for anyone with internet … Continue reading The Reflection Of Your Inner Beliefs – Wednesday Politics Thread

Today happens to be the 7th day of April and Joe Biden has been sworn into office 77 days ago. Let us then speak of success, good luck, and heading in the right direction. Despite all past pessimism, the Biden-Harris … Continue reading When Leadership Looks Like America – Wednesday Politics Thread

On March 26, 2021, a gaggle of white supremacists gathered under the portrait of Callaway Plantation, a once slave plantation in Wilkes County, GA, to sign the new voter suppression bill, SB202, specifically targeting Georgia’s Black, Indigenous, and People of … Continue reading The Wednesday Politics Thread Refuses To Be Suppressed

How do you express your condolences to a country that has suffered so much already. A country that has gone through four years of intentionally unabashed cruelty under the rule of a ruthless dictator wannabe and his shameless sycophants. A … Continue reading I Can’t Find The Words Anymore – Wednesday Politics Thread