Rolling Stone @rollingstone.com · 1d “Too often representatives don’t represent the public; they represent the people who pay for their campaigns, and that’s exactly why we’ve got to get money out of politics.” Read @stephenrodrick.bsky.social dispatch: www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...
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Read Our Next 250 Years: Representation and Influence to learn how bad this really is!
Zillionaires use their wealth to buy politicians and judges to ensure they acquire even more wealth at the expense of people who own little. The system is working as designed. Wealth and political power must be redistributed. The system needs a rewrite and reboot! ihaveanidea.us/awi/
Is it really improbable? C’mon Rolling Stone. Do better. This is the people fighting back - THAT’S the story. or have you become just another corporate overlord?
Love Atlas in the background! Detroit is such a great city.
This magazine used to be pretty good on politics. At least interesting. But this is rank antisemitism. "Took on AIPAC," like it's some boogeyman dominating our elections. Your editors know very well, by the 2.1% numbers, no such thing is true. It's just Jewish.