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This. I am quite literally never giving money or knocking doors because I got one of these texts (and be honest, they are only really ever about the former). If you become the presumptive presidential nominee, I'll sign back up for a day so you can tell me your VP pick a few hours after it leaks.
And now back to my full time job, texting the word "stop" to every living Democrat.
The cabin door is now closed. Ladies and gentleman, please fasten your seat belts.
BREAKING: The Trump DOJ just sent letters to local election officials across California — every county in the state — demanding they identify potential noncitizens on their voter rolls and set aside their ballots. Local officials would "risk significant federal scrutiny" if they failed to comply.
Almost worth listening to this fascist piece of racist shit till the end just to watch him stutter when he's called on far more hyperbolic trash.
My exchange with a former top Trump adviser who says it is totally "inappropriate" & "irresponsible" to use the word fascist when talking about Trump. Then I reminded him of his own use of the word. Watch/enjoy/share: (Full 'Head to Head' show with Steve Cortes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLJV...)
He must not have given his tithe.
BREAKING NYT: The Trump Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Corey Lewandowski over accusations that he personally profited from his role as a top adviser to the Department of Homeland Security, according to two officials with knowledge of the situation.
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I would say this is money horribly spent.
Huge follow-up reporting to my scoop: The Guardian confirmed America Next—the conservative nonprofit founded by Bobby Jindal that was offering students $ to disrupt El-Sayed events—paid a firm registered to Tommy Teepell’s dad Timmy $250k for “canvassing and influencer marketing” against El-Sayed.
It's not as if we have evidence he is even actually passing these tests. Would they tell him (or anyone else) if he wasn't?
In the last two years Trump has now claimed the cognitive test he keeps taking has the following animals on it: - Lion - Bear - Giraffe - Snake - Alligator - Squirrel - Shark - Elephant - Horse - Tiger - Whale
This is him finding a nice way to say he is going to dump overvalued SpaceX stock into Trump accounts so they can take the losses instead of him and his other wealthy shareholders.
Elon Musk has said he will give every child in America a stake in SpaceX, his $2 trillion aerospace and artificial intelligence company, as tech firms face intensifying scrutiny over their impact on society. https://cnn.it/4yWTjTJ
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washington dc is not trump’s personal property and must be given statehood to prevent this kind of abuse in the future
This design appears to completely eliminate the much-beloved loop road and public park at Hains Point, and cut down the cherry trees which line the road. The park is a public space used by tens of thousands of Washingtonians and heavily visited by tourists. /photos not my own.
Third Way clowns absolutely do not hope these candidates win.
Ludicrous framing here from @nytimes.com. No serious Dems ever thought these would be slam dunks. And it's premature to let a centrist group get in a self-interested shot like this before we even know if these candidates will actually fare worse in the elections than other ones. Indefensible.
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I disagree, categorically, that adding additional justices, even in a "tit-for-tat" way, is a "race to the bottom." I think having a great many *more* judges is actually good for democracy, representation, ethics, and limiting the importance and power of any individual judge. Furthermore...
This is obviously an accusation = confession moment here.
"He's just a guy who shows a weird focus on transgender kids ... typically people who say stuff like that tend to have some unusual search histories" -- JD Vance, who is obsessed with demagoguing trans issues, baselessly suggests that Talarico is a pedo
Momentary break from politics--I can't stop watching/listening to this. Headphones or a quiet room with a good sound system highly recommended. youtu.be/dTnHAITmuYQ?...
Imagine being such a feckless "leader" that the best you can say about these actions is that they "raise serious questions." Please stop sucking political air with this useleness and make ruin for leaders who actually want to lead and aren't afraid to call a spade a spade.
The timing of this raid and reports that a White House official was involved raise serious questions that should concern all Americans, regardless of political party.
They are so happy though. No immigrants. No trans women competing in things they don't watch that have never featured a trans woman. Maybe things are a little rough at the moment, but hunger is a small price to pay for no wars. Heartwarming to see them getting the blessings they deserve. ❤️ 🤲 ✝️ 📖 ⛪
NBC News: "Hunger grips a rural community hit by Trump’s cuts" www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...
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To put this another way, all Johnson can do is create a pretend shadow House. The Democrats will be more than willing to go alone on this.
If Democrats win, johnson will not be speaker at the point where they are swearing in the new Congress. They are sworn in by the speaker elect, who is chosen by the member elects
A state everyone associates with first rate education.
The state of Alabama imposed a state law that requires pubic schools and universities to use the term “Gulf of America.” And obvious and flagrant authoritarian move and textbook example of what Barrett Taylor and I call postliberal governance. www.insidehighered.com/news/governm...