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Companies are paying tribute to the Trump administration and hoping you won’t notice. They’re gutting content moderation. Handing user data to DHS. Writing million-dollar inauguration checks. And then putting out press releases about their “values.” We’re keeping the receipts. 🧵

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He doesn't need "wiggle room" because he doesn't keep his word. There is nothing to learn from the promises of a liar. The fact that he says he won't send troops doesn't tell us that he won't send troops. It only tells us that he thinks that saying that right now will help him in some way.

Is the Post in its cringe era? Remember, MAGA is tearing apart the Constitution, destroying the economic future of generations to come, and still finding time to murder people in the street and disappear them to foreign prisons. It's tough getting clicks. That's not an excuse for this.

Turning it around by making it much harder to vote

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Fetterman is joining a proud Senate tradition of lowering the bar.

If you think he cares about gas prices, housing costs, home electricity costs, inflation, no jobs, troops getting killed, grocery prices, health care costs, or anything else that would improve the lives of most Americans, you are wrong.

The Trump WH is starting to reap what it has sown in terms of screwing over counterparties: -Iran can't trust a negotiated settlement so why reach one? -Ds in Congress can't trust Trump to follow the law so why bargain w/him? -Universities see past deals leading to future shakedowns so why make one?

Screwing over counterparties + eventually losing: - Tariffs got overturned. Why would other countries negotiate? - Law firm EOs lost in court. Why capitulate? - War launched with huge bluster and no debate has weak domestic support + poor planning and resourcing. Why not prolong and fight back?

No mistake here. They're openly hanging fascist banners on the place. I don't like hyperbole but I really don't know what else to call this. Worked in the Obama/Holder DOJ. No chance they would ever even contemplate this.

That's good - What do you mean that you are demanding accountability? There are a lot of Democrats recently who say they are "demanding" things in public, so let's get specific. What action are you taking? What does accountability look like? What do you plan to do if the administration obstructs?

Is it more chilling to hear "we're killing all the right people" (after a school full of Iranian girls was bombed) or to hear the cheering and whooping from the audience at that line?

🚨 Pentagon officials told Congress that the war with Iran has cost the U.S. more than $11 billion in its first week

Sen. Warren becoming a one-person DOJ. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Since we don't have a real one anymore.

X ABC Meta Paramount These companies all settled lawsuits with Donald Trump by promising to donate as much as $63 MILLION to his presidential library. But then, Trump dissolved a library fund. So where'd the money go? I'm pressing these CEOs for answers.

Sen. Marshall voted for Congress to have no say over the Iran War. So: if you're not going to exercise your constitutional duty, you're not a senator. You're a second-tier administration spokesperson. (Going to copy and save this text to use for all the other Republican senators and Fetterman).

Sometimes constitutional interpretation is complex, nuanced, contextual. And sometimes it's so plain that it's impossible to get wrong. "Congress does not have a constitutional role in the declaration of war" is something that nobody who's passed seventh grade should say.

That's too bad. Out of sympathy I made a Chrome extension that replaces images of him with a very flattering one.

America’s CEOs aren’t acting in the interest of shareholders by staying silent about democracy and the rule of law, they’re acting out of fear. www.profgmedia.com/p/role-models

⬇️ For your consideration: Watch to learn about the $220M taxpayer-funded ad campaign that's tied to a mysterious Delaware LLC and a horse named Gill. More details: propub.li/4uoc28E

Kim: The vast majority of what I hear in these classified briefings can be said publicly, but they intentionally do this to as a tactic to be able to prevent the American people from hearing and questioning what it is that they're doing. They know that the American people do not want a war

The gap between the vote and the public statements is maddening. If you want public oversight, vote to stop the war until you get it. #IranHearingsNow

💯 The hearings are essential. @chrismurphyct.bsky.social not just Hegseth and Rubio. Bessent, Lutnick, Gabbard: How are we paying for it? What's the impact on the global economy? What intelligence supported this? #IranHearingsNow

“The American people deserve to know much more than this administration has told them about the cost of the war, the danger to our sons and daughters in uniform, and the potential for further escalation.” Thank you & well said @blumenthal.senate.gov. Please push for hearings now. #IranHearingsNow

Day 10 of Iran War. 2 failed votes on War Powers Only 8 in Congress have called for hearings. We need answers and we need accountability. Contact Senators and Reps today to demand them. complicitynavigator.com/iran-hearings

They can plan and push for hearings and pressure committee chairs, particularly when the war is so unpopular. Hence multiple high-profile hearings over the past year: Bondi, Patel, Noem, RFK Jr.... There are a lot of things Democrats can't do. Let's not excuse inaction on the things they can.

He can zigzag as much as he wants. He can't lie his way out of allies being bombed, shipping lanes being closed, and commodities becoming scarce as prices go up. This war is not nearing its end.

On International Women's Day, and the 1-year-anniversary of when Mahmoud Khalil was first detained, read this powerful first-hand account from Leqaa Kordia — a young Palestinian woman who is *still* in detention after being detained shortly after Mahmoud was:

"Please be cautious about what targets you select." It is beyond crazy that a senior US senator is addressing Israel via tweet to softly ask for restraint in bombing. He had a chance to exert real constitutional authority over this war and gleefully said he didn't want it. So instead he tweets?

When one expressly chooses to go, it makes it clear that the rest are expressly choosing to stay.

Keep calling out Fox BS propaganda, this is so disrespectful to both Dignified Transfers just to make Trump look good

WATCH — @jessicatarlov.bsky.social : “I’m saying there are problems with this operation. I don’t know how you could hear me say we struck an Iranian school and there are a bunch of dead kids and just say this is going great.”

Our next organizing call will focus on what you can do to keep ICE off college campuses — because everyone has a role to play in ensuring schools and their communities are safe from the regime’s secret police.

When I lived in DC, I worked near the White House. The area became so familiar that sometimes I'd forget it was there. And then I'd walk a different way one day and suddenly see it down the street, and feel something. Thinking about what it stood for, everything that happened there. Awe-inspiring.

When America goes to war, the cost is enormous. There are moments and there are fights that are well worth the cost. This is not one of them. We could do so much with those resources. complicitynavigator.com/iran-war-cost

A Fond Farewell: Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security, 2025-26

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“I still don’t fully think it’s real. I wish I got to tell him I love him one more time.”

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When anyone says mainstream media has a left bias, think about how NYT is bending over backwards to be unbiased in this headline. A war launched without planning or preparation in a volatile and complex region with ripple effects throughout the world "may be costly." Thanks for the news analysis.

The service member casualties are only the first Americans to die because of this war, and specifically because of its slapdash, incompetent execution. Other American government personnel and civilians are now trapped in a conflict we created.