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Video yes. Text-only no, you would need an account on another platform for that.
https://mastodon.social/@pixelfed/106617110297151132
https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/issues/3153
You could post a picture of text (with ALT text) from Pixelfed, though.
All Pixelfed content is discoverable and followable up on Mastodon and has the benefit of allowing more attachments per post than Mastodon. So I would think for OPs use case of pushing media-focused content, without really needing the account to consume other peoples’ content, Pixelfed is a decent choice.
Report every single legislator who voted for this as well as Paxton, Abbott, and Patrick at every public sighting of them.
This seems like a headline that should only need to exist in the opposite case.
What’s happening in two days?
It’s called a closed primary and fewer than half the states do it that way. Here in Texas, the primaries are open, but voting in a primary affiliates you to that party for that one calendar year so that only those who voted in the original primary can vote in any run-off elections from the primary.
2036 Could Be The Year of Linux!
They were also brainless as Tea Party folks since 2008.
Yep, as of 2021 approx 15% of the state population was employed at the local, state, and federal level. So all the rest of NJ residents would have to work something else out with their employer of all be doing it individually. Unions could probably help get that organized, though.
But it’s limited, because most of that distribution and transfer comes from individual taxpayers,
This is the real truth of it. You don’t really have state governments sending tax payments to the federal government, they’re not collecting the federal taxes from their residents. You’d basically have to get every employer in the state to stop sending in the tax payments on employees’ behalf. And then every resident would have to also not pay those taxes individually.
I mean, it would be an amazing feat and a really strong signal to have that much unity to do it. But seems really unlikely for any state-wide population to be that well co-ordinated and unified.
Hillary won the nationwide popular vote, though.
Because we can feel even the most minor movement of our facial muscles away from our natural resting position, in much greater precision than what other people can see of the same.
The Dems had a super majority during Obama’s 1st two years
Nope. Even for the ~60 days they technically had it, they still had to contend with Senator Byrd being out of session due to health issues.
“Democrats just flipped two Georgia commissioners,” marking “their first statewide wins in 30 years.”
What? Is he trying to gaslight the fact that both of Georgia’s US Senators have been Democratic since 2020? One of whom was subject of intense media coverage for back-to-back runoff elections in 2020 and 2022 with the US Senate majority up for grabs?
It was French’s mustard, clearly an illegal immigrant sandwich. This Dunn guy was aiding an illegal alien’s assault of an officer.
pedantics here, wouldn’t that be a crime against humanity, rather than a war crime, since we’re not at war?
Oh, sorry. Clearly I didn’t research that enough.
But like, she was not only a member of the Progressive Caucus in Congress, she was at one time a vice-chair of the Caucus, and she is primarying against Newsom. She used to be quite popular among the left when she was in the House for her no-bullshit attitude during committee hearings and doesn’t currently hold office. I’ve never really followed her directly, just saw those sound bites and haven’t heard anything since she lost the Senate primary to Schiff. Guess I’ve missed a bit. Would Hogg be funding her as a progressive primary challenger?
They’re southern, so Gravy Seals is a good fit.
The reason is they won’t listen to voters who are willing to left perfect be the enemy of better.