Cameron Kasky

Now, Steve Bannon is going up and saying at CPAC, we want Trump 2028. And he's just saying it. And I think that the idea that the Democratic Party is going to meet this with talking about the economy and is going to meet this with press conferences about how, you know, oh, did you notice that gas costs a little bit more now? I don't think that works.

Now, Steve Bannon is going up and saying at CPAC, we want Trump 2028. And he's just saying it. And I think that the idea that the Democratic Party is going to meet this with talking about the economy and is going to meet this with press conferences about how, you know, oh, did you notice that gas costs a little bit more now? I don't think that works.

And I think people do need to be a little uncomfortable because I think the more comfortable you are as these fascist powers rise... the more dangerous they are going to get. And I think that they want us to feel this sort of apathy and say, you know what, maybe we ought to chill out.

And I think people do need to be a little uncomfortable because I think the more comfortable you are as these fascist powers rise... the more dangerous they are going to get. And I think that they want us to feel this sort of apathy and say, you know what, maybe we ought to chill out.

And I think people do need to be a little uncomfortable because I think the more comfortable you are as these fascist powers rise... the more dangerous they are going to get. And I think that they want us to feel this sort of apathy and say, you know what, maybe we ought to chill out.

But also, I think that, of course, you know, certain forms of protest are, I don't know if I want to say counterproductive, but are just not really going to do anything. Because I do, I mean, I've been present enough in Democratic elections

But also, I think that, of course, you know, certain forms of protest are, I don't know if I want to say counterproductive, but are just not really going to do anything. Because I do, I mean, I've been present enough in Democratic elections

But also, I think that, of course, you know, certain forms of protest are, I don't know if I want to say counterproductive, but are just not really going to do anything. Because I do, I mean, I've been present enough in Democratic elections

political and organizing circles to know that a lot of these politicians laugh about these types of protesters in private and, you know, think of them as just these morons. So I do think there should be a certain amount of attention put into making sure everybody knows that

political and organizing circles to know that a lot of these politicians laugh about these types of protesters in private and, you know, think of them as just these morons. So I do think there should be a certain amount of attention put into making sure everybody knows that

political and organizing circles to know that a lot of these politicians laugh about these types of protesters in private and, you know, think of them as just these morons. So I do think there should be a certain amount of attention put into making sure everybody knows that

We are far past the point of devastating damage, and we are already at a point where it's going to take a lot of time and effort, even in the best case scenario, to undo the damage that has been done to the government and the services that it provides to make Americans' lives and futures better. So I think it's a matter of figuring out and balancing your approach.

We are far past the point of devastating damage, and we are already at a point where it's going to take a lot of time and effort, even in the best case scenario, to undo the damage that has been done to the government and the services that it provides to make Americans' lives and futures better. So I think it's a matter of figuring out and balancing your approach.

We are far past the point of devastating damage, and we are already at a point where it's going to take a lot of time and effort, even in the best case scenario, to undo the damage that has been done to the government and the services that it provides to make Americans' lives and futures better. So I think it's a matter of figuring out and balancing your approach.

And I wish I had a more obvious answer, but I guess the direction in which I lean is we need to make sure that politicians in the Democratic Party right now and politicians in the Republican Party who would dare to stand up against the regime are aware that this is the 11th hour. The doomsday clock is seconds away and there's no shrugging that off.

And I wish I had a more obvious answer, but I guess the direction in which I lean is we need to make sure that politicians in the Democratic Party right now and politicians in the Republican Party who would dare to stand up against the regime are aware that this is the 11th hour. The doomsday clock is seconds away and there's no shrugging that off.

And I wish I had a more obvious answer, but I guess the direction in which I lean is we need to make sure that politicians in the Democratic Party right now and politicians in the Republican Party who would dare to stand up against the regime are aware that this is the 11th hour. The doomsday clock is seconds away and there's no shrugging that off.

I think that one of the things I try to say to my peers, and keep in mind, I do significantly less than Josh does. I'm significantly more apathetic than Josh is, and I'm still...

I think that one of the things I try to say to my peers, and keep in mind, I do significantly less than Josh does. I'm significantly more apathetic than Josh is, and I'm still...

I think that one of the things I try to say to my peers, and keep in mind, I do significantly less than Josh does. I'm significantly more apathetic than Josh is, and I'm still...