Bhavik Lathia
@bhaviklathia • 14,668 subscribers
Posting about sports and politics. First generation Indian-American. Dem strategist. Proud Michigan, MoveOn, Bernie, and Harris alum. Signal: @bhavml.88
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I spoke to Mehdi Hasan during last week's Michigan Primary. While results were coming in, he asked me what I thought of the El-Sayed vs. Rogers match-up. Here’s what I said: “Mike Rogers is a key architect of the opioid epidemic in Michigan. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is going to demolish him in the General Election. I cannot be more clear about that. "The contrast that we are going to be able to draw between outsider Abdul El-Sayed, who is an economic fighter—is fighting for everybody—and an architect of the opioid epidemic who takes money from all of the corporate interests that are polluting our democracy? No, I’m sorry Mehdi… I think that’s progressive dooming.” “I feel very confident about Abdul’s chances to defeat Mike Rogers handily this November.” Here’s why: 🧵
Bhavik Lathia111,521 次观看 • 2 个月前
I watched this interview a few days ago and it stuck with me. Imo, it’s a *must* watch. So often, Democrats are in the wilderness when it comes to articulating a foreign policy vision that matches our values of peace, justice, real safety, and shared prosperity. This cycle, that’s beginning to change in significant ways. Democrats are breaking free from the “foreign policy blob” that has dominated American policy and decision-making for generations. In this clip Ro Khanna talks about the inherent militarism in America’s foreign policy establishment. And how we need to take it on. Watch the entire thing. (1/9)
Bhavik Lathia13,366 次观看 • 6 个月前
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