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ERIKA MONEY retweeted
I also find that the idgaf Olympics is rooted in low self worth. Whenever I’ve had issues with ppl with like a life they are happy about they were very communicative and honest. Powerless ppl try to exercise power in the lowest forms they can to feel important
your value isn’t determined by who ends things first or who acts like they care the least. these nonchalant Olympics have really put us through the ringer chile. everybody so focused on having the upper hand that we’ve started treating genuine feelings like a weakness. there’s nothing embarrassing about being the person who actually wanted something to work.
ERIKA MONEY retweeted
Don't fall for the rebrand that JD, DeSantis, and Cruz are trying to pull. They want to run for President in 2028 so they're trying to pretend they were sensible republicans this whole time. They made their terms about trans people and woke DEI. Don't let them shift blame.
ERIKA MONEY retweeted
Florida. We have work to do. Our local governments are about to be gutted. Mutual aid will be resistance in this moment.
After school & summer camp programs, roads, water management, public safety, senior centers, public transportation…we are in for a massive hit.
This is when we lean into community. Florida will always be worth fighting for.
ERIKA MONEY retweeted
yearly psa that florida has one of the most diverse voter bases that is gerrymandered to hell and inflated by 92 year old alt right ghouls retiring here and florida’s minorities are still worthy of your rallying and aren’t to blame for our supermajority laws
ERIKA MONEY retweeted
This is happening after the misappropriation of more than one billion dollars from Florida’s emergency fund towards the concentration camp Alligator Alcatraz. DeSantis allowed it, AG James Uthmeier made it happen, and CFO Blaise Ingoglia enabled it.
Aerial footage shows the streets of Port St. Lucie, Florida underwater on Monday, as torrential rain brought widespread flooding to the area.
Officials declared a state of emergency and warned residents to avoid all unnecessary travel as widespread road closures were in place. A flash flood warning remained in place for the city and surrounding areas on Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
