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Host of on MSNBC, Weeknights at 8pm. Editor at Large at The Nation. Cubs fan. Insta: chrislhayes FB: https:

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 5

    Tomorrow, the paperback edition of A Colony in a Nation comes out! There's a new Afterword titled "What We Talk About When We Talk About Crime", which is about Donald Trump and the politics of "law and order"

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    Vision Zero is working. De Blasio deserves praise for policy changes that are saving lives.

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  3. Retweeted
    9 hours ago

    Would she make a good president? Does she have the necessary knowledge of govt, good judgment under pressure, a commitment to honesty and ethics...? These are the q’s no one savvy is in any hurry to answer when Name ID and whether she shoulda run last time are on the table.

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    10 hours ago

    The Presidency is this shiny bauble, but if we spend the next two years focusing on it instead of the grassroots activism and support of local elections that’s exploded over this past year in particular, then we’ve already lost.

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    Every person in America should be able to work hard, play by the same set of rules, & take care of themselves & the people they love. That’s what I’m fighting for, & that’s why I’m launching an exploratory committee for president. I need you with me:

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    Starvation in Yemen is getting worse as corruption diverts international food aid from those who need it, the finds in the latest in its year-long coverage of the conflict.

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  8. Dec 30

    You’re shutting down the government over a...metaphor?

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  9. Retweeted
    Dec 30

    4. I'm a fan from way back. My only gripe with ALL IN is that he's tied to the day's news as opposed to conversations, where he excels ( forever). That's why, to borrow his recent phrase, I'm an "original, ride-or-die, from-Day-One devotee."

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  10. Dec 30

    They lie about everything all the time as a matter of course and literally nothing they say should ever be believed unless there is some kind of independent confirmation. Even on the most trivial matters!

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  11. Dec 30

    One more: does exactly what it sounds like: gives money directly to the extreme poor in the global south.

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  12. Dec 30

    I could go on! There are others, but feel free to chime in below with your own suggestions...

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  13. Dec 30

    runs the indispensable national sexual assault hotline and provides indispensable services, support and advocacy for survivors.

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  14. Dec 30

    In Chicago, The Rebuilding Exchange () creates a market for sustainable re-use and waste reduction, and is chock full of all kinds of amazing stuff.

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  15. Dec 30

    A few local ones: the Red Hook Iniative and Brooklyn Community Services both do vital work with communities in need in my current home borough of Brooklyn.

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  16. Dec 30

    That same spirit of solidarity animates the great work of The Missions Continues, which engages veterans in community service projects. You can’t not feel hopeful when around their work.

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  17. Dec 30

    I’m honored to host the Osborne Association’s annual fundraising breakfast and always come away inspired. They provide a range of services to and advocacy on behalf of the incarcerated and formerly incarcerated. Beautiful, life-affirming work.

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  18. Dec 30

    The Solar Electric Light Fund brings sustainable, carbon-neutral electricity to energy-poor regions around the world. Arguably there is nothing more important for the future of the planet than bring zero-emission energy to the world’s poorest.

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  19. Dec 30

    The Adaptive Design Association creates ingenious, low-cost life-changing adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. (Full disclosure it’s run by my aunt, who won a MacArthur Genius Grant for her work.)

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  20. Dec 30

    Both Partners in Health and Doctors Without Borders do dangerous, vital work in places that need it most.

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  21. Dec 30

    This is the time of year when lots of people do a bunch of charitable giving, so I thought we’d share some organizations we support, all of whom do great work...

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