I'm repeating this.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
Exactly and that is not even likely to happen... unbelievable and shameful...
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
@petergleick I can only think this means they agree with the underlying white supremacy project.
Maybe we should put some resources into pointing this out?
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
@petergleick and if people withdrew their data so MAGA's surveillance state project wouldn't work.
Get yourself away from big tech's surveillance here:
https://blog.rebeltechalliance.org/the-big-tech-walkout-2026/
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
It's partly because the hard right realised some time ago that if democracy continued, they'd be losing elections forever, so when an opportunity to sideline democracy comes up, they seize it
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GOP billionaires own & operate the entire Republican political apparatus.
The billionaires have achieved their kleptocracy & are no longer in the business of democracy & governance.
They are in the business of manipulating the subjects of a #MadKing
They are not in the business of serving voters, citizens, or American interests.
Billionaires deluding themselves of permanent rule.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2025/billionaires-politics-money-influence/https://theweek.com/politics/us-election-who-the-billionaires-are-backing
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Fund a Fascist & Find Out.
In the critical Kentucky Senate race, billionaires are funding more fascist wannabes.
Boycott them all.
https://archive.ph/yr6Ii
https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article314530709.html"Here’s a rundown of who helped pad Barr’s fundraising lead. Though donors can give campaigns a maximum of $7,000, only half of that, $3,500, can be used during the primary election.
1. Marc Andreessen, a prominent billionaire venture capitalist and early supporter of President Donald Trump ...
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Fund a Fascist & Find Out.
In the critical Kentucky Senate race, billionaires are funding more fascist wannabes.
Boycott them all.
https://archive.ph/yr6Ii
https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article314530709.html"Here’s a rundown of who helped pad Barr’s fundraising lead. Though donors can give campaigns a maximum of $7,000, only half of that, $3,500, can be used during the primary election.
1. Marc Andreessen, a prominent billionaire venture capitalist and early supporter of President Donald Trump ...
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...in tech circles, and his wife Laura. $3,500 each
2. Jamie Dimon, billionaire and longtime CEO of JPMorgan Chase. $3,500
3. Ben Horowitz, Andreessen’s partner in their Andreessen Horowitz firm, and his wife Felicia. $3,500 each
4. Charles Schwab, billionaire founder of the eponymous financial services firm. $3,500
5. Blake Brickman, chief of staff for former governor Matt Bevin. $3,500
6. Heath Tarbert, former chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. $3,500
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...in tech circles, and his wife Laura. $3,500 each
2. Jamie Dimon, billionaire and longtime CEO of JPMorgan Chase. $3,500
3. Ben Horowitz, Andreessen’s partner in their Andreessen Horowitz firm, and his wife Felicia. $3,500 each
4. Charles Schwab, billionaire founder of the eponymous financial services firm. $3,500
5. Blake Brickman, chief of staff for former governor Matt Bevin. $3,500
6. Heath Tarbert, former chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. $3,500
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7. Kara Calvert Campbell, top lobbyist for cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. $3,500
8. Ronald O’Hanley, CEO and chairman of financial services behemoth State Street. $3,500
9. John Philip Sousa, IV, great-grandson of famous American composer. $3,500
10. Foris Dax Inc., the parent company for cryptocurrency exchange crypto.com. $1,343,130
11. Defend US Inc., conservative dark money group. $1,070,000
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7. Kara Calvert Campbell, top lobbyist for cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. $3,500
8. Ronald O’Hanley, CEO and chairman of financial services behemoth State Street. $3,500
9. John Philip Sousa, IV, great-grandson of famous American composer. $3,500
10. Foris Dax Inc., the parent company for cryptocurrency exchange crypto.com. $1,343,130
11. Defend US Inc., conservative dark money group. $1,070,000
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12. Conservative Agenda for America, a dark money group that changed its name from “Protect Women Ohio,” an anti-abortion group, and is connected with conservative megadonors Dick Uihlien and Leonard Leo. $285,000
13. Friends of Andy Barr, an outside group supporting Barr’s political career since his congressional runs. $157,354
14. Chance Aluminum Corp., a Pennsylvania metals company. $150,000
15. Churchill Downs. $100,000
16. Tamara Gustavson, billionaire storage magnate ...
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12. Conservative Agenda for America, a dark money group that changed its name from “Protect Women Ohio,” an anti-abortion group, and is connected with conservative megadonors Dick Uihlien and Leonard Leo. $285,000
13. Friends of Andy Barr, an outside group supporting Barr’s political career since his congressional runs. $157,354
14. Chance Aluminum Corp., a Pennsylvania metals company. $150,000
15. Churchill Downs. $100,000
16. Tamara Gustavson, billionaire storage magnate ...
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... Lexington area resident. $100,000
17. Joe Cecala, CEO of Dream Exchange, a company that recently lost its bid with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to become a stock exchange. $75,000
18. Bilt Technologies, new credit-card company targeting mortgages and rent payments. $50,000
All of these oligarchs have earned their pickets, protesters, and boycotts.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
Unfortunately I live in an area where the gop has saturated the system.
The Steube, could give a crap what my opinion as he is safe , same with Rick Scott. Ashley Moody thinks she is safe and I'm hoping she is wrong. I'm donating to both the early entrants on the Democrat side for now.
Those of you who live in areas that could swing either way have a chance. If enough of you call that gop critter and he or she does the math and realizes that trump getting mad at them are the least of their worries. I called Ashley Moody's office , probably was a waste of time but I can hope.
For me for now best I can do is donate money to try to get some of them knocked off their perches
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
@petergleick honestly at this point I'd be happy for just all of the Democrats.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
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@petergleick The men are hopeless, but if some of the Dem women could sit down with their Rep sisters and talk about shit, …
Men been running the show since forever, and it ain’t working, we're killing the planet.You're missing the fact that a lot of Republican women are self-hating weirdos that'll throw their own to the chipper out of jealousy or just to make themselves feel better.
Not to mention Democrats's accomplicity with MAGA. Y'know. All their "meet in the middle" BS they do with the literal neo-nazis that Republicans are.
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@petergleick could you provide a list with 6-7 names, which ones would be most likely to turn around?
I don't know much about US-Senators and House Representives. But I'd like to write letters to appeal to reason and humanity to those, who might just need a nudge from abroad and within. We all could try to talk reason. It might work, who knows?!@energisch_ @petergleick Also target Supreme Court judges like this. Some of them want to turn toward reason….?
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@petergleick
At this point, I think one should assume this fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise is something they actually WANT.Those who aren't fools knew that MAGA were corrupt by default a long time ago.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
This plan seems to also rely on Democrats maintaining a backbone, which is shaky ground in the best of times.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
Hate syndicated by the GOP
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@petergleick and if people withdrew their data so MAGA's surveillance state project wouldn't work.
Get yourself away from big tech's surveillance here:
https://blog.rebeltechalliance.org/the-big-tech-walkout-2026/
@patrickleavy @petergleick Thank you Patrick for this link! I've been going at this on my own in a real piecemeal fashion. Now I've got your more comprehensive guides to, um, guide me.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/115840252024405576
I'm repeating this. The whole fascist, corrupt, MAGA enterprise would grind to a halt if literally half a dozen Republicans in the House and Senate would find a backbone.
@petergleick they have only two backbones between them, they pass the backbones around and pretend to take moral stands in insufficient numbers to do anything
the backbones are made out of stale peeps, so still not very stiff
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It's partly because the hard right realised some time ago that if democracy continued, they'd be losing elections forever, so when an opportunity to sideline democracy comes up, they seize it
@bthalpin@mastodon.social @petergleick@fediscience.org That, and a whole lot of them are in the Epstein files and have been blackmailed about it for the better part of 15 years
