mjs

mjs

@matthewschuster.bsky.social

Husband, father, political scientist.

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Now is the time for comprehensive immigration reform, including pathways to citizenship for millions of undocumented workers currently in the United States.

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While Elon and Trump plot to gut Medicaid to give a big tax break to rich people, Arizonans are worried about losing their health care. If Republicans are too scared to host their own town halls, I’ll bring these stories to them in DC.

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Due to the Trump administration's federal funding cuts, the Department of Veterans Affairs has laid off more than 1,000 workers. Local veterans are seeking answers to how this will impact the programs they depend on:

krcrtv.comNorthstate veterans demand answers over local VA layoffs amid federal budget cutsCHICO, Calif. — Local veterans are raising alarms over federal budget cuts that have led to significant layoffs within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

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Desperate times call for desperate measures. If I were Zelenskyy, I would meet with Xi Jinping and see if he would take a deal for Ukraine REMs in exchange for switching allegiances from Russia to Ukraine. I wonder what Trump would do knowing that meeting was happening.

Consider that the data in this article doesn’t include how many women (primarily from Texas) who have gone to Mexico for abortions or women who have risked their lives and reproductive health by having illegal abortions.

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I wish the media spent half as long on the fact that Donald Trump pardoned Charles Kushner only to appoint him an ambassador as they did bashing President Biden for the Hunter pardon.

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While there’s a lot we don’t know about President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plans, at least one thing is pretty certain: Tariffs will go up. If history is any indication, that means price increases will likely follow.

cnn.it5 things to consider buying before new tariffs take effect | CNN BusinessWhile there’s a lot we don’t know about President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plans, at least one thing is pretty certain: Tariffs will go up. If history is any indication, that means price increases ...