Hey @GovWhitmer:
MI State Budget: $54.5 Billion
MI Student Debt: $61.9 Billion
HOW COULD YOU LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOUR STATE?!
Enough.
Tell @POTUS to cancel ALL federal loans, and return bankruptcy to the rest!
@wxyzdetroit@freep@detroitnews
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Yesterday, Trump took full credit for the 30,000 Dow Jones, but took zero credit for 260,000 Americans who died from COVID, 40 million who face eviction or 26 million who don't have enough food to eat on Thanksgiving.
No, Mr. President. The stock market is not the economy.
This is what Georgia's senate runoff elections mean: strong COVID relief, $15 minimum wage, expanded healthcare, tackling climate change, addressing systemic racism and immigration reform – and removing Mitch McConnell as Majority Leader. Let's do it.
@atrupar@ArayAromaz A new senior adviser at the Pentagon repeatedly said the US' support for Israel was the result of "Israeli lobby" money and accused prominent officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, of becoming "very very rich," from their support for Israel https://t.co/v5ndlkF868
"His importance went way beyond his music."
One of Iran's most celebrated singers, Mohammad Reza Shajarian, has died at the age of 80. @nahid8 tells us why he was so loved and respected by generations of Iranians https://t.co/sD8MmCATGl
“Before there were more than five cases in the United States … (Trump) suspended all travel from China … Joe Biden opposed that decision," Mike Pence said.
Fact check: No, Trump did not ban all travel from China as the pandemic began
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@business This debate was painfull tonight. The constant disruptive behavior of Trump made my blood boil. Trump can be in his 70s but acts like he is 5. No class at all.
NEW: The UN Security Council has voted against a U.S. resolution to indefinitely extend an arms embargo against #Iran. Without further action, the 13-year embargo will now expire in October, allowing Iran to buy and sell weapons without UN restrictions https://t.co/P8NMWcn4zI
@MYGFH @nytimes Strange the people that actually live there weren’t part of the negotiations it’s like your two closest neighbors negotiating over your own backyard and you’re not invited
@nytimes This doesn't make sense. UAE...
That's the wealthy country that has money but doesn't really have beef with anyone because everyone goes there.
This is like brokering peace between New Hampshire and New York.