Activism pays big money - the Stacey Abrams version

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Anonymous wrote:So Stacy Abrams identified a need and developed a business to help solve that need AND she plays her taxes.

I fail to see the issue here.

She’s a successful Black woman Democrat.
Four issues right there.

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Anonymous wrote:Good for her. She's worked hard.

Seems like a small reward for the huge difference she's made.

Huge difference? Like what?

Well. Joe Biden is president, to start.

She got senile Joe elected? Oooook

Good to know you were asleep this election cycle - please sure to stay that oblivious in 2024.

Abrams flipped Georgia blue for the first time in over 30 years. GA won the Presidency and the Senate.

No shit sherlock. That's not the same thing as getting someone elected. And you know that GA would be red if it wasn't for Abrams? Did you read that in the NYtimes lol?

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Anonymous wrote:Good for her. She's worked hard.

Seems like a small reward for the huge difference she's made.

Huge difference? Like what?

Well. Joe Biden is president, to start.

She got senile Joe elected? Oooook

Good to know you were asleep this election cycle - please sure to stay that oblivious in 2024.

Abrams flipped Georgia blue for the first time in over 30 years. GA won the Presidency and the Senate.

No shit sherlock. That's not the same thing as getting someone elected. And you know that GA would be red if it wasn't for Abrams? Did you read that in the NYtimes lol?

“Stacey Abrams and grassroots organizations across Georgia helped to register more than 800,000 new voters in the once-red state.”
https://thehill.com/changing-america/respect/diversity-inclusion/525387-how-stacey-abrams-helped-get-out-the-black-vote

[Anonymous]

Her classmates from YLS who went to BigLaw are making $1-3M a year as senior partners now. And the ones who went to I Banking are making more. So if she was interested in cashing in, then activism was not the right choice.

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Anonymous wrote:Her classmates from YLS who went to BigLaw are making $1-3M a year as senior partners now. And the ones who went to I Banking are making more. So if she was interested in cashing in, then activism was not the right choice.

Most "YLS" grads are not making anywhere close to millions of dollars per year.

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Anonymous wrote:Her classmates from YLS who went to BigLaw are making $1-3M a year as senior partners now. And the ones who went to I Banking are making more. So if she was interested in cashing in, then activism was not the right choice.

Most "YLS" grads are not making anywhere close to millions of dollars per year.

PP didn’t say “most,” you did.

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Anonymous wrote:Good for her. She's worked hard.

Seems like a small reward for the huge difference she's made.

Huge difference? Like what?

Well. Joe Biden is president, to start.

All in all, Fair Fight did a lot of good for this country in the last election. You don't have to like her results but to disagree that she's worked her ass off? Crazy

[Anonymous]

She bites the hand that feeds her