I have zero interest in this movie and I don't hold its subject in much estimation, but it does make me wonder about her... Questions that the movie, if it does answer them, can't be trusted to answer honestly.
Like, what was she like as a child and teenager? What were her hopes and dreams? What is her personal ambition for herself now? What would she do if she was free from Trump and had money?
What was the hardest choice she ever had to make? What's her biggest regret? What (does she think) was her greatest personal achievement?
The Biden administration had power. The DNC has power. They did nothing to stop Trump. Indeed, they fought Mamdani harder than they fought Trump.
And they are fine with systematically starving children. That's who you're standing up for. You're punching down at me because now you're forced to see the genocide in your own backyard.
I'm a huge advocate of not voting, but the idea of Democrats my age or younger is tempting... I think people younger than me have some chance of ignoring Boomers and changing the direction of things.
There's nothing on the site about who's behind it.
The list of "endorsers" is just a list. No URLs/links to their sites, no logos, no statements from any organizations or individuals. All data easily scraped.
You don't need to give your name, phone number, or email address to join a strike.
There's no contact information for the organization behind the website but they are demanding mine
The art submission page requires first name, last name, and email address. Again, why do they need my name but they won't reveal themselves?
The art submission page also has an option to "sign up for news and updates". This smells like a DNC fundraising ploy or something.
That's an asinine thing to say and you know it