Marianne Williamson

Rank 16 of 47

Score 66

@ZombiePanther2 @dbessner Absolutely. I remember writing an article in the Huffington Post (boy, was that long ago ) comparing him to a boyfriend who worked so hard to get you but then once he got you it was a whole different thing. I remember all these negative comments telling me “You’re not helping,…

11/17/2024, 1:25:54 AM

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Adam McKay

@ZombiePanther2

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@dbessner One month into Obama’s first term I started having a queasy feeling that the left had been check mated.

@dbessner

429d

The reason I’m so hard on liberalism is I believe it’s the only way we will get any semblance of a slightly humane society due to the conscious annihilation of the left by the U.S. state but at this point I think the war might be lost and we are now in the era of mutual ruin

The statement is part of a public discourse discussing political sentiments and critiques of liberalism and the Obama administration. The tone is reflective and critical, engaging with broader political issues and public sentiment.

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