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Blue Heron Farm@blueheronfarm.bsky.social |
This salt of the earth rural Texas farmer voted for Sanders in 2016 and Warren in 2020. Why won't the New York Times come talk to me?
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Yastreblyansky
@yastreblyansky.bsky.social
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You're probably working when they're hanging out in the diner all morning.
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Aysha Prather
@alprather.bsky.social
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Same, in rural Oklahoma. And i also have cute, friendly goats
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Ghost In Jelly Shoes
@motherboy.bsky.social
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I live in Blue rural county and I guarantee NYT would interview the old guys in the one diner in one of the few red towns.
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Jan Murphy
@packrat74.bsky.social
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This coastal city dweller is the granddaughter of farmers. It's not like we don't understand or can't understand people who live in different areas of the country. Some of us do talk to our relatives and study our family history. Why can't we listen to each other?
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Sean Eric Fagan
@kithrup.bsky.social
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You've even got Jeremy who is a *fantastic* reason to just come by and talk.
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Ostrich, Booster Pack Blueskyer
@justostrich.com
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Wow not even about the statue fucking turtle thing?
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Tom Wrongbottom 🍦
@wrongbottom.bsky.social
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I wore one of your ACAB cat shirts to the movies yesterday, Horizon: An American Saga Part I.
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Jess McLaughlin, PhD (they/them)
@jfmclaughlin92.bsky.social
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I lived in a cabin in the woods with no running water when I voted for Sanders in 2016, weird how that's not what they mean though when they want to talk to rural voters...
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