Posted it themselves
“All of the bigoted teens in this video will quite literally have guns in their hands within a few years when they're sent by Israel to enforce apartheid conditions on the Palestinian children they imagine to be so violent.”
On the record · Updated October 1, 2026
Briahna Joy Gray quotes
108 things Briahna Joy Gray said, verbatim, from July 24, 2026 to October 1, 2026, each linked to where it ran. Grouped by the story each one belongs to.
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Briahna Joy Gray on The Middle East27
Posted it themselves
“Well, AOC and Zohran feel he should lead the House despite being AIPAC’s best friend in the chamber and sabotaging the left, so I can appreciate why he would feel pretty comfortable and empowered meeting with whomever he wants.”
Posted it themselves
“A pro-Palestine Muslim candidate campaigning with an accessory to genocide. Sorta feels like if a Black person were to campaign with a segregationist...wait.”
Posted it themselves
“How Ansar Allah Brought Saudi Arabia to its Knees (w/ @shireen818 ) "What are the Saudi's supposed to do? They can't continue playing this game anymore where they just get to wage a genocidal war in Yemen with no concequences. For the very first time they're realizing that there are concequences to what they've done in Yemen."”
Posted it themselves
“When progressive electeds stay silent on the violent, supremacist ideology held by their fellow Democrats, they normalize it: Just like Donald Trump normalized bigotry and hate. Abdul et al could be heightening the contradictions, but by campaigning with Zionist Kamala Harris, he's effectively papering them over.”
Posted it themselves
“Listen to this in full and really sit with how evil gets done in the name of neutrality. I’m so thankful for voices like @marclamonthill”
on claims that neutrality enables harm, referencing commentator Marc Lamont Hill
Posted it themselves
““Neutrality” is anti solidaristic, and solidarity is the most powerful tool we have.”
on neutrality being opposed to solidarity as a political tool
Posted it themselves
“I wish she had this energy for top AIPAC-recipient Hakeem Jeffries.”
on Hakeem Jeffries's AIPAC funding compared to another lawmaker's activism
Posted it themselves
“Good thing the democratic socialists pictured endorsed AIPAC Shakur.”
Posted it themselves
“Doom & Loomer (w/ @MaxBlumenthal ) Top journalist Max Blumenthal on the Laura Loomer-backed witch hunt targeting his Iran reporting, the centrist dem-backed witch hunt against Rula Jebreal ("AIPAC Monkey"-gate), & new reporting that Netanyahu knew about 10/7 & did nothing to stop it. https:// patreon.com/c/badfaithpodc ast …”
Posted it themselves
“"Charlie Kirk was going through this shift in his thinking & consciousness about Israel, & his base was turning against Israel...Israel was drawing Trump into this disastrous [Iran] war & Charlie Kirk saw that coming...And he was caught between his donors, including Bill Ackman, who I'm told was donating something like $400k to TPUSA...and the grass roots -- the young people that he was supposed to deliver to the Republican Party...In comes Laura Loomer, she was attacking Charlie Kirk left & right, basically on behalf of what seems like her clients who are like, Zionist crime bosses...And she starts coming after me because I started exposing what was going on behind the scenes." - @MaxBlumenthal VIDEO PREMIERE https:// youtube.com/watch?v=tL5oHp ohHOA&feature=youtu.be …”
Posted it themselves
“This Zionist is gloating about how effectively AIPAC has weaponized Black politicos to marginalize pro-Palestine voices. Zionists love a human shield.”
Posted it themselves
“The AOC & Zohran backed future leader of the House running cover for Israel's genocide.”
Posted it themselves
“Over 21,000 children have been reported dead in Gaza.”
Posted it themselves
“"I think that for a lot of politicians, Israel/Palestine is like BLM. Right? Where they'll go out there, they'll wear the kente cloth, they'll take the knee & put their fist up, but when it actually comes time to do something you won't do shit." - @TrueAnonPod (@ around 41 min)”
on politicians offering symbolic support for Palestine without real action
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“Isreal openly talks about ethnically cleansing Gaza yet the conversation is still about whether *Israel* has a right to exist.”
Posted it themselves
“AOC struggling to make sense of her unqualified support for the House’s most vocal Zionist after his meeting with Trump’s son in law.”
Posted it themselves
“"We have to make clear that when the boot of the NYPD is on your neck, it's been laced by the IDF."”
on claims NYPD tactics are shaped by IDF training methods
Posted it themselves
“It’s an interesting choice to push a woman who carried water for a genocidal administration at the DNC as a pro-Palestine candidate. AOC has had two years to make amends for “tirelessly fighting for a ceasefire.” Instead, in that time, she’s endorsed Zionist Hakeem Jeffries for speaker, called BLM-era politics “crazy,” & distanced herself from national DSA.”
Posted it themselves
“The Dem nominee will 100% be pro Isreal. They’ll just be subtle enough about it to not to embarrass all the vote blue no matter who leftists with Palestine flags in bio.”
Posted it themselves
“NEW: Hakeem Jeffries recently received AIPAC PAC's largest ever earmarked contribution to his joint fundraising committee. Today, he came out against cutting billions in Israel aid. https:// readsludge.com/2026/07/14/jef fries-opposes-bid-to-cut-israel-aid-after-record-aipac-earmark/ …”
Posted it themselves
“"There is growing support for a cut off of aid to Israel...We have not seen any meaningful change in that direction. I think that is the change that the Democratic Party establishment, that Hakeem Jeffries, & certainly a lot of the Republican establishment as well, are working very very hard to try prevent. And that's again why they're using these release valves, why they're using these rhetorical tricks, why they're trying to refocus anger & discontent..." - @EliClifton VIDEO PREMIERE https:// youtube.com/watch?v=SqNdwm wiVeg …”
Posted it themselves
“Leaders of the American left are falling over themselves to tell us how much they want to keep funding this.”
Posted it themselves
“Hakeem is going to pretend to moderate on Israel which gives AOC/Zohran a little relief for supporting him and allows them to more easily fold the left into the corporate Zionist Democratic Party. Palestine: you deserve better. All the victims of western imperialism do.”
Posted it themselves
“Well, this would be awkward for AOC who very much wanted Biden, and then Harris, to be president, going so far as to lie to the public that Harris was “tirelessly” working for a ceasefire.”
Posted it themselves
“Are the leftists who dog piled Hong over her Thanksgiving tweet also going to abandon Abdul? At what point will the left learn that they gain nothing from running away from their values? Both Hong and El Sayed are right about Thanksgiving. Acknolwedging history is not "weird." It would be so easy to say, "I know you like doing genocide apologia Ken, but you can't erase history or pretend Gaza isn't an 80/20 issue hurting the establishment of both parties.”
Posted it themselves
“The extreme position is funding the toddler killers, not defunding them.”
Briahna Joy Gray on Foreign policy & the world4
Posted it themselves
“"I, personally, was disappointed when President Biden came into power & he rebranded the [Yemen] war as defensive & not offensive...What does that mean? You just invented a word that never existed before in this context, & what it meant was nothing. Nothing changed on the ground. The US continued supporting the Saudi-led coalition, but now they had a rebrand behind them to make them look like they were the good guys... "I was disappointed in the months that followed that Congress was not willing to act against President Biden. And they could have questioned him harder during those months. They could've continued that ferocious drive toward ending this war once & for all now that they had a president on their side, supposedly, who came in with promises to end the war...I was very disappointed by some of these people saying, well, let's give the president a chance." - @shireen818”
Posted it themselves
“‼️Which Way Western Socialist? (w/ @eshaLegal )‼️ "[AOC has no courage on foreign policy. She lacks both knowledge and courage...You should expect every elected representative to actually do what they promised before election and there are no unreasonable expectations at that point...[Jacobin has] been trying to water down & modify the definition of Socialism to get accepted on mainstream media."”
on AOC's record on foreign policy compared to her campaign promises
Posted it themselves
“Is the American left failing at its ONE job? "Practically speaking, it is very unlikely that there will be mass possibility of actual socialism happening in America, so the primary responsibility of the American left should be to lend their hand to anti-imperialist struggles like that engaged by Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Belarus, Nicaragua, Argentina, Ecuador..." - @eshaLegal”
on the American left's role backing anti-imperialist movements abroad
Posted it themselves
“Should we fund state-backed extra-judicial murder, or defund it?”
Briahna Joy Gray on National security & surveillance1
Posted it themselves
““As a citizen, I’d prefer to have cameras everywhere as a deterrent and to solve crime.” One finance guy to another at an airport bar. The other one: “Yeah, Google already knows everything that happens in my house.” We’re cooked.”
on public acceptance of surveillance cameras and personal data collection
Briahna Joy Gray on Economy, jobs & inflation2
Posted it themselves
“I mean, there absolutely should be a baseline standard of food, medical care and housing for all. It’s pretty core to what leftists are fighting for.”
Posted it themselves
“In a world where socialism polls better than capitalism, I don’t think anyone needs to adopt the right wing framing. Just state that socialism is more popular bc it priorities “society” and the people who comprise it over capital/profit. “I work for the people, not monied interests” etc.”
Briahna Joy Gray on Government spending & shutdowns2
Posted it themselves
“In July, Tucson funded an increase to the police budget by requiring residents to pay for their own trash cans & raising water bills. City pools will also charge lap swimmers two dollars a visit.”
Posted it themselves
“So, the Pentagon is failing its audits while receiving more money year after year and the answer is to “scrutinize it” but not defund it at all? What are we doing here?”
Briahna Joy Gray on Labor & unions1
Posted it themselves
“So, there's a Prince & the Pauper switcheroo-style story with Seth Rogan & Aziz Ansari where they skewer Amazon and the gig economy & it opens with Keke Palmer trying to organize a workplace & it's on Amazon Prime?”
Briahna Joy Gray on Housing & rent1
Posted it themselves
“AOC cited his commitment to “securing public housing” as the reason for her support for Jeffries as speaker of the house.”
Briahna Joy Gray on Immigration & the border4
Posted it themselves
“‘I’m not for abolishing ICE. Why would I want to abolish ICE when [insert crime committed by undocumented person.]’ We understand that immigration enforcement occurred before ICE was founded in 2003, & similarly, the left should not promote the idea that public safety or accountability requires a corrupt, racist system of policing that defends property over people.”
Posted it themselves
“Small note: It might be more useful to start saying "defund ICE" or "abolish ICE" since that's what needs to happen.”
Posted it themselves
“Let’s reform the gestapo that just murdered several Americans in cold blood”
on calls to reform federal immigration enforcement over deaths in custody
Posted it themselves
“This quite simply explains the different reaction to "Defund ICE" vs "Defund the Police."”
on why the public reacted differently to defunding ICE versus police
Briahna Joy Gray on Healthcare & public health4
Posted it themselves
“There’s been a lot of discourse about Abdul El-Sayed’s Ezra Klein interview wrt Palestine but Klein’s anti M4All propaganda is insane. “Vermont tried Medicare for all just a few years ago”? California tried and failed? Is he serious? Vermont failed (12 years ago) bc 5 people live there and the pool is too small. California Dems have gotten paid off to scuttle it again and again. People like AES have got to stop treating these arguments like Klein’s a good faith actor.”
Posted it themselves
“There’s been a lot of discourse about Abdul El-Sayed’s Ezra Klein interview wrt Palestine but Klein’s anti M4All propaganda is insane. “Vermont tried Medicare for all just a few years ago”? California tried and failed? Is he serious? Vermont failed (12 years ago) bc 5 people live”[post continues]
Posted it themselves
“Funny dynamic during Pod Save interview with Seth Moulton: Jon Favs asks Moulton if he is more moderate than Ed Markey. Moulton, someone defensively, says no— he’s also progressive and there’s very little daylight between them on policy. Jon argues that Moulton would do better to identify as a moderate bc some moderate policies are more popular, like a public option vs Medicare for all. Moulton goes on to agree on that policy point, saying that Medicare for all who wants it is better policy and more likely to get done. Moulton seems to understand that it’s better to be seen as a progressive, and is trying to downplay where he’s more moderate than Markey, but Jon is still stuck in a 2008 triangulation mindset, and wants Moulton to brag about his centrism. He is also still refusing to acknowledge that “Medicare for all who wants it” is incompatible with Moulton’s claim that he believes health care is a human right.”
Posted it themselves
“I’m old enough to remember when Gretchen Whitmer, a Blue Cross Blue Shield heir, rallied private health insurance interests to defeat Abdul El-Sayed who was running on a state-wide Medicare for All platform. https:// theintercept.com/2018/02/22/gre tchen-whitmer-executives-are-working-hard-against-a-pro-single-payer-candidate-for-governor/ …”
Briahna Joy Gray on Guns, crime & policing3
Posted it themselves
“Joe Rogan making a better argument for "defund" than half the Jacobin-left.”
Posted it themselves
“Talking about Luigi as a “killer” without mentioning the tens of thousands of deaths Brian Thompson was responsible for is manufacturing consent for corporate genocide. The problem with cops is their selective enforcement of crime. It’s about protecting monied interests. Not you.”
Posted it themselves
“There's no need to race to the bottom just because Bernie stooped down there. What you say is this: "Bernie doesn't seem to realize that what he described -- funding programs that are proven to improve public safety and defunding those that don't-- is exactly what defunding the police is about. I don't know many Americans who aren't in favor of that approach."”
on redefining defunding police as shifting funds to effective safety programs
Briahna Joy Gray on Tech & AI4
Posted it themselves
“Being Alive (w/ @xriskology ) "What is safety research all about? It's about aligning a super intelligence with our values. That's what they say. But what they mean is the values of transhumanists to long-termists." Philosopher Émile Torres exposes the philosophy driving tech CEO's as the plan for human extinction.”
Posted it themselves
“In Antitrust We Trust (w/ @BedoyaUSA ) Former FTC commissioner Alvaro Bedoya returns to Bad Faith to explain the role Gavin Newsom & other west coast Dems played in undermining a lawsuit to block the Paramount/Warner Brothers deal. He also weighs in on the AI doomerist scuttlebutt of the last few weeks, & explains why he believes the big tech handwringing was about a desire for favorable regulatory conditions -- not a robot takeover.”
Posted it themselves
“Is the Pod Save crew overly credulous about the threat of AI ending the world, and too dismissive of the way big tech is using said threat to achieve favorable regulatory conditions? Former FTC commissioner Alvero Bedoya weighs in. VIDEO PREMIERE NOW”
on whether tech is exaggerating AI risk to shape regulation
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“Is A.I. Really Gonna Kill Us? (w/ @GarrisonLovely ) BJG: "No other level of human activity poses this level of danger. Ok Garrison, how concerned should we be?" GL: "Very." Author of Obsolete: The AI Industry's Trillion-Dollar Race to Replace Us weighs in on Jacob Coxon's viral thread & the incentives driving tech CEOs to want to pump the breaks on AI.”
on whether AI poses an unprecedented risk to humanity
Briahna Joy Gray on Campaigns & elections37
Posted it themselves
“No one has announced a 2028 campaign, but parts of the left are quick to discipline anyone wanting to expand the 2028 conversation to include genuine anti zionists who haven't lied to run cover for the genocidal party they voted for in 2024.”
Posted it themselves
“This controversy is such a nothing burger. Hilarious that some of the same people who didn't care if Graham Platner went back for successive mercenary tours to kill Afghans are giving Troy Jackson the Francesca Hong treatment for not having a butch enough drink.”
Posted it themselves
“Not proud centrist Angela Rye immediately teeing Angie Nixon up to disavow the DSA and Nixon politely sidestepping by saying she is a member of both the DSA & the NAACP and laying out her progressive policy priorities.”
Posted it themselves
“If you’re wondering who supposedly benefits from Kamala campaigning with Abdul listen to this clip. Joy credits her for “turning a corner” on Gaza by “reaching out to uncommitted folks.” No shift on policy. No arms embargo. Just photo ops and vibes.”
Posted it themselves
“Proud to have voted for the anti-Zionist pro peace candidate. Anyone who wanted her votes could’ve simply chosen to not back a genocide. It’s not her fault Kamala wanted to facilitate genocide more than she wanted to defeat Trump.”
Posted it themselves
“Ken's right. Piker's views aren't reflective of the Democratic Party. Which is why the populist majorities that agree with Piker on Palestine/Medicare for All etc should find a new home.”
Posted it themselves
“The Democratic party’s selective passion for Black candidates that love Isreal and hate universal healthcare is about to be on full display.”
Posted it themselves
“This is the doing of Zohran & AOC-backed Hakeem Jeffries, but the Jacobin left continues to insist that it's 'logic and strategy' for them to back AIPAC Shakur prior to Dems even retaking the house. Imagine if DSA electeds used their national platforms to call out the insidiousness of Dems rather than running cover for them.”
on Hakeem Jeffries backing a candidate over objections from the DSA left
Posted it themselves
“"I am feeling very afraid of the consequences of the sort of DSA/Democratic Party entryism and the neutering of the platform that's happening as these folks are getting into office...It feels like the effect is weakening progressive stances not changing the Democratic Party. And I'm more invested than ever in figuring out alternatives to the duopoly." Last month's episode with Green Party congressional candidate @samhusseini is now UNLOCKED. Catch it here or wherever you get your podcasts: https:// patreon.com/badfaithpodcas t/posts/unlocked-episode-166927400 …”
Posted it themselves
“Everyone is saying this but it seems obvious to me that she doesn’t want to be at odds with Zohran who said it wasn’t legally possible. (Which is debatable btw). It’s just another triangulation.”
Posted it themselves
“Every day the 2021 Force the Vote campaign becomes more salient. The DSA progressives’ unwillingness to have an adversarial relationship with the corporate Zionist Democratic Party increasingly looks like a feature, not a bug.”
Posted it themselves
“In addition to being a staunch Zionist, the guy who both AOC and Mamdani back for speaker is also bad at his job.”
Posted it themselves
“Inside the DSA (w/ @GoodVibePolitik ) "I think AOC is a political careerist, traditionally an opportunist, & on international issues, someone who generally has to be pressured significantly into even making minor concessions." James Ray from Philly DSA joins Bad Faith to unpack the good, the bad, & the ugly debates going on within the Democratic Socialists of America, to distinguish the conservative reformist chapters from the genuine leftists, & explain the battle for the soul of the acronym on ever Neoliberal newscasters' tongue.”
Posted it themselves
“Why is Jacobin magazine publishing articles telling elected progressives they shouldn't use their leverage to extract concessions from establishment Democrats the way the House Freedom Caucus did from establishment Republicans? What is going on with the reformist left? https:// patreon.com/badfaithpodcas t/posts/full-video-whats-168218175 …”
on criticism of Jacobin for opposing progressives using House Freedom Caucus style leverage
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“Imagine if all the energy spent begging democrats to let the left help them win was spent building something outside of the corporate Zionist duopoly.”
Posted it themselves
“"Half the candidates...have already thrown the DSA under the bus, hilariously & embarrassingly for the DSA. But the DSA is still like: 'Well, maybe they'll like me again if I change everything about me.' I mean, they're like a scorned girlfriend who's like: 'I can fix him! Maybe if I lose another 15 pounds they'll come back to me!' It's pathetic! I'm sorry, it is." - BJG”
on DSA candidates distancing themselves from the party ahead of elections
Posted it themselves
“Ok, but Zohran has offered unqualified support for Jeffries to be speaker. Also a collaborator?”
Posted it themselves
“It gives me no pleasure to be cynical, but how many times do we have to do this before voters realize they’re being duped into voting for corporatists who have no interest in “fixing” anything? Notice what Trump managed to accomplish *without* a supermajority? Remember how Biden had a trifecta when Roe was overturned? Remember when Obama had a supermajority?”
Posted it themselves
“It is sort of odd that Angie Nixon identifying as a capitalist is less of a barrier to DSA support than DSA member & committed socialist Kshama Sawant’s choice to run outside of the Democratic Party.”
on DSA treating Angie Nixon's capitalism differently than Kshama Sawant's independent run
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“A Zionist establishment Dem is dangling Hakeem Jeffries being the "first Black speaker" as an inducement to get people to vote for the establishment over leftists, at the same that left electeds, who built their careers on pro-Palestine advocacy and rejecting superficial identity politics, are pledging their allegiance to Jeffries.”
Posted it themselves
“I thought the DSA had nothing to do with this primary? No DSA endorsement. No Bernie endorsement. No AOC endorsement— not that AOC is a member of the DSA.”
Posted it themselves
“Wow. An answer like this really exposes AOC and Zohran who offered Jeffries unqualified support.”
Posted it themselves
“Respect to the DSAers with enough ideological integrity to keep fighting for what’s right even when it’s not yet popular. It’s our job to raise the salience of programs that will improve the lives of working people— not to consensus build or genuflect to appease the corporate establishment.”
Posted it themselves
“If you’ve been listening to Bad Faith, you’ll know that I said this would be the centrist line back when the Bernie/AOC oligarchy tours were happening. Establishment Dems couldn’t come out and fully disapprove of the large crowds, but they characterized the excitement as being about ‘action’ rather than any specific policy belief. Unsurprising that Jason Johnson, who in 2019 claimed that “oligarchies” could only be in Russia in an attempt undermine Bernie surrogate Nina Turner, is using this pivot.”
Posted it themselves
“He needed to be primaried in 2026 but Mamdani said no.”
Posted it themselves
“So many DSAers worked so hard to get candidates like AOC & Zohran elected all for them to pledge loyalty to Zionist, anti-single payer corporatists like Jeffries.”
Posted it themselves
“Woke 1 vs "The Catharsis of Winning" (w/ @FDsignifier ) "I don't even begrudge Mamdani & AOC and all of them for the way they're behaving, because that is what they're meant to do in the position they're in. And when they come back to us for our vote and support again, we're going to have an evaluation." THE DEFINITIVE, most comprehensive breakdown of the "Woke 1 was crazy" contraversy with the left's most prolific video essayist. Nearly 3 hours you wont want to miss.”
on not blaming Mamdani and AOC for how they act in office
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“It’s actually hilariously sinister to pretend everyone knows what is meant by “woke one” but no one knows what is meant by “defund.””
on confusion over the term woke one compared with defund
Posted it themselves
“Exhibit 23949853: Democrats hate the left more than Republicans. Good luck reforming this party.”
Posted it themselves
“Hillary Clinton warns the GOP’s attacks portraying Democrats as communists could be “very effective” with voters”
Posted it themselves
“It is very funny how normie lib the Platner left sounds as they continue to punch left.”
Posted it themselves
“Preparing for the Graham Platner left, who used pro-Palestine sentiment push Platner despite his history as an unrepentant mercenary, to tell you to vote for a genocidal Democrat in 2028. It's going to be 10x worse than their embarrassing "Biden is the most progressive politician of our lives" schtick.”
Posted it themselves
“If I were part of the Platner-left, hot off an access journalist soft ball interview with AOC and a year of defending the Nazi tattoo guy who lamented he couldn’t fight in the Indian wars, I, too, would want to do avoid reflecting on the role I played in this cycle.”
on criticism of the Platner-aligned left's response to the primary cycle
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“Complicating the narrative about "DSA" wins: Not only did Will Lawrence intentionally let his DSA membership lapse so he could dodge questions about the DSA platform, he has now joined AOC and Mamdani in pledging to vote for Zionist Hakeem Jeffries as speaker.”
Posted it themselves
“I'm very glad that someone in @cmkshama 's district has been volunteering for her campaign after hearing about her for the *first time* on Bad Faith weeks ago, but it's a poor reflection of the independent left-media sphere that her campaign didn't get more attention earlier on.”
Posted it themselves
“The relative lack of attention to @RepCori ’s race is interesting. I met up with a friend from St Louis last weekend in Chicago and she told me her (Black) family is getting absolutely inundated with flyers and ads for Bell, and it’s difficult for her to break through & make the case for Cori even to her own kin. Would love to hear from organizers on the ground about what happened whichever way it goes.”
Posted it themselves
“"AOC & some others did do entryism -- have been trying that strategy for eight years now, unsuccessfully...[but] the narrative is that they have been obstructed by Republicans, that there's been a pandemic -- there's a lot of excuse making that gets made that causes people to”
Briahna Joy Gray on Corruption & scandal2
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“"Xavier Becerra doesn't pretend to be out there being a man of the people. He's not out there calling himself the fire breathing populist. Yet that is the game that Gavin Newsom plays online -- at least when it comes to fighting the president & his allies. So that is why I put the bulk of the blame here on the Governor." - @BedoyaUSA "Is there anything they can credibly point to that they can say they 'won' as they bend the knee?" -BJG”
on Gavin Newsom's online populist image versus his actual record
Posted it themselves
“He did not, in fact, stop taking money from AIPAC.”
on a politician's claim to have stopped taking AIPAC campaign donations
Briahna Joy Gray on Courts & the law1
Posted it themselves
“She's lying about doing anything about this, but it's funny to live in a timeline where Kamala Harris is like 'pack the court!' and DSA candidates are saying 'preserve the Senate!'”
Briahna Joy Gray on Extremism & political violence1
Posted it themselves
“First They Came for the Communists (w/ @drcbs_ ) A new State Department report assues American leftist groups of being part of a "sustained campaign of subversion" against the United States. Does the left/ liberal response to these accusations, which is largely to distance”
Briahna Joy Gray on Race & civil rights9
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“It's actually like making an ad about homelessness where the homeless person is white, which is appropriate since *most* homeless people are, in fact, white. As are most people on welfare.”
Posted it themselves
“The white conservative urge to keep their own people from getting help is mind boggling.”
on white conservatives opposing help for their own communities
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“Kamala Harris has always underperformed with Black voters, did less well with Black voters than Biden or even Bernie in 2020, and Black voters are faithful general election Dems -- unlike other swing demographics. This logic relies on a reductive, borderline racist view of Black voters.”
on arguments about Kamala Harris's standing with Black voters
Posted it themselves
“It's always "slavery was so long ago" and never "there's a tortoise older than the Civil War."”
Posted it themselves
“Thinking about that time Obama stopped the NBA from striking over BLM.”
Posted it themselves
“Watching an old Michael J Fox movie in which he can’t get a job because he’s not a “minority woman,” but ultimately, he gets one from his uncle who is the head of a huge corporation. The mantra throughout is that he’s going to “make it to the top all on my own.””
Posted it themselves
“He just accused his love interest at the firm, a corporate exec who was having an affair with his uncle, the boss, of “sleeping her way to the top.” Note that he was also sleeping with his uncle/boss’s wife.”
Posted it themselves
“The CBC's primary purpose isn't to advocate for Black American interests. It's a front group used to launder a wide variety of oligarchic interests as righteous, including, but not exclusive to, Israel's interests.”
Posted it themselves
“"I think the 'craziness' part is usually tethered to not so much the protests & the demands around policing. The 'crazy' part is tied to liberal sentimentality & the interpretation of the demands of Black Lives Matter...The ways in which anti-racism, or being an anti racist, was embraced as a corporate strategy & that was then deployed...That's the crazy shit, right? Because it was just liberal sentimentality that had nothing really to do with the structural realities that were determining the life changes of folks who were encountering the police..." - @esglaude”
Briahna Joy Gray on Free speech & the media5
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“"What they are going to do now that the settlement has gone through is merge not just movie studios, but two massive media conglomerates into one in a way that's gonna kill thousands of jobs, raise a bunch of prices, & make dissenting against this government even harder on the means of communication that they control...There are five legacy film and TV studios, this will take two of those and make it one." - @BedoyaUSA https:// youtube.com/watch?v=icY1W_ 7i2AE …”
Posted it themselves
“I lost most of my income when I was fired by Rising and have no regrets. So I have absolutely no sympathy for these spineless millionaires.”
on being fired from Rising and criticizing wealthy pundits' silence
Posted it themselves
“As we observe how focused the liberal corporate media can be as they discipline Piker, consider how they’ve never held Democratic politicians to task for failing to back Medicare for All (88% approval among Dems), for supporting Israel’s genocide, for abandoning a living wage, etc.”
Posted it themselves
“Well, all the campus protesters are either rounded up by the cops, or in Gracie Mansion supporting the cops doing the rounding up.”
on campus protesters being arrested or backing the crackdown from Gracie Mansion
Posted it themselves
“Ok, but I was *actually* a journalist cancelled because of "wrong think," and it wasn't because of "woke." It was because of Israel.”
on being cancelled as a journalist over Israel, not woke politics
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