When I make a mistake, it usually means forgetting my keys — not accidentally funding a private prison.

April 09, 2026 - 01:50 UTC

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Is this the way you’re going to stop your slide in the polls?
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Being the only grassroots candidate not taking money from corporations and foreign investors isn't going to be easy. Hang in there!
www.brennancenter.org/topics/money-politics/influence-big-money
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Honey tread lightly
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Weird to call anyone honey unless you're in a romantic relationship with them. Even more strange for you to use that pet name for Tom Steyer. 🤢 Buuut, I guess, who am I to yuck someone else's yum.
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Anyone who believes Tom Steyer is the billionaire that's going to save the middle class from all the other billionaires needs to wake up. I support Katie Porter because she's a middle class single mom not a greedy billionaire. Ask yourself why a person (Tom S.) worth 2.6 billion wants a job.
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I like you. But I wouldn't get smug here. He has said he sold his interest and he made more humane choices moving ahead. There's no need to play dirty. When you spend your time telling/showing people how you can truly turn the tide, I think it works
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He said? Have we learned nothing in this country?
inequality.org/article/ten-ways-you-are-being-burned-by-billionaires/
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Porter and Swalwell. The others need to drop out.
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A billionaire with no experience in the running of governmental processes.
What could go wrong?
Haven't we learned that lesson? Twice?
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don’t you hate when that happens
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Or a fiasco on Hormuz. 👇🏽
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You're losing, Katie, so playing dirty right now will only help the Republicans. Please drop out.
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What has Steyer done to restore the people hurt by his investment?
violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/corecivic
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I like you, Katie, but you and Tom should get out of the race. Unless you're deliberately trying to give it to the cons. Being stubborn won't get you over the finish line. If you don't change course, your legacy will be not unlike Jill Stein's. You're a lone wolf when you need to be a team player.
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