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Distill Social is a Michigan-based crew of political disruptors, calling out MAGA hypocrisy and mobilizing the next generation of voters. We blend sharp analysis with viral activism—because democracy won’t save itself. Point of Disorder Podcast
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Women are really fucking pissed of right now (opens the original)
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Women are furious, and this last week gave them plenty of reasons. Not abstract reasons, not academic reasons, but the same ugly lesson delivered over and over again: women get violently harmed, men look away, and institutions immediately start negotiating down the consequences to in some cases nearly nothing.<div class
Michigan, Choose Your Own Voting Adventure (opens the original)
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It’s officially voting season, Michigan.And the good news is that voting here no longer requires you to arrange your entire life around one random Tuesday in November.Want to vote from your couch? You can.Want to personally feed your ballot into a machine a week before Election Day? Also an option.Want the classic Election Day experience? Michigan has you covered there too.So welcome to Choose Your Own Voting Adventure: Michigan Edition.OPTION ONE: The “Please Just Mail It to My House” VoterBegi
Harris and Nessel Back Abdul El-Sayed as Michigan Democrats Close Ranks (opens the original)
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With Election Day now just over 40 days away, Abdul El-Sayed got two major boosts today from two different corners of the Democratic coalition.Former Vice President Kamala Harris came to Detroit to campaign with El-Sayed at Birth Detroit, a Black-led maternal and birth center on the city’s west side, where the conversation focused on Black maternal health.Harris and El-Sayed already had a political relationship, he endorsed her presidential campaign in 2024, but her appearance in Detroit matters
UNITY HAS TO GO BOTH WAYS (opens the original)
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At the Labor Day parade, we saw Haley Stevens and went over to say hello.Why? Because the primary is over. Stevens lost, she has been gracious about it and working hard to unify the party, and we believe there is value in Democrats acting like adults, accepting the voters’ decision and moving forward together.Haley was perfectly nice to us.Then, our our reporter began speaking, a person marching with her supporters started screaming:“FUCK GINA.”Then:“FUCK JULIE.”And finally, to Julie:“GO BACK TO
Michigan’s Constitution and Corporate Money Are on the Ballot (opens the original)
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The waiting is over: Michigan’s 2026 general election ballot is officially set, and voters statewide will see two proposals this November. And these aren’t really left-versus-right issue, they’re about who gets to write the rules and how much influence powerful interests should have over our government, things most of us will agree on! Proposal 1 asks whether Michigan should open its Constitution to a broad rewrite, while Proposal 2 would restrict certain political contributions from regulated u
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