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Democrats aren’t powerless against Trump’s blitzkrieg power-grab. Senate rules are designed to protect the rights of the minority and Democrats have tools at their disposal to grind Senate business to a halt if Republicans try to ram through Trump’s extremist agenda: indivisible.org/resource/how...

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TONIGHT: Join us, @moveon.org, and @workingfamilies.org to talk about what comes next in our fight against Trump’s unconstitutional power grab and how you can make a difference. RSVP now: www.mobilize.us/indivisible/...

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1)Join Indivisible if not already a member. 2)Go in person 2 yr senator's state office closest to U to make these demands. Indivisible tell you how on their site under "Resources" 3)Fight like hell 2 stop Russell Vought appointment, he's the literal author of Proj. 2025.

I went to the grocery store yesterday—apparently they are prepping for the time of the increase in Tarifs—sodas are up fifty cents for 2 diet Cokes— Pepsi & Diet Pepsi are up to $3.99 for a 2 liter bottle. Just two of the many raised prices. Grrrr.

None of the shit so far has had any approval or disapproval from either the house or senate, they could stop his presidential powers but choose not too.

He's doing everything thru Executive Orders and Congress and Senate doesn't seem to have any power to stop him - what a rude awakening its been, how weakly designed America's "democracy", how weak our Constitution, even giving Supreme Court justices life-time, the Electoral College, all rigged.

What's the difference between holding votes and losing and not participating? Better history remember Trump and the GOP did this outside of a fully functioning government.