I’m awesome

[I’m awesome @AewsomeguyI]

Trump’s worst nightmare Maxine Waters is now the chairwoman of the house financial services committee

[Ed Markey @SenMarkey]

I won’t just vote against an infrastructure package without climate action, I’ll fight against it.

[Chris Hayes @chrislhayes]

An "infrastructure bill" that isn't climate-focused is quite literally not worth passing because climate is the central infrastructure challenge we face, full stop.

[Scott MacFarlane @MacFarlaneNews]

US Capitol Police union statement tonight:

"The time has come for those in senior leadership who
failed us, to stand aside. It is not enough to scapegoat others. Those most responsible, including Acting Chief Pittman .... need to step aside for the good of the department"

[Hugo Lowell @hugolowell]

Just in: House Judiciary chair Jerry Nadler says McGahn provided substantial new info re Mueller — “How dangerously close President Trump brought us to, in Mr McGahn’s words, the ‘point of no return.’”

[CNN Politics @CNNPolitics]

The Trump administration continued to pursue CNN reporter Barbara Starr’s email records even after a federal judge said the reasoning was “unanchored in any facts” https://t.co/H5lM4XFFwV

[Raw Story @RawStory]

Fallen cop's Trump-loving partner ready to go to war with Mitch McConnell and Republicans for protecting Trump: 'It's disgusting' Trump calls himself a patriot

https://t.co/ta7xfoP4Ep

[Chuck Schumer @SenSchumer]

Women in America earn roughly 82 cents for every dollar a man makes, and that gap is even wider for women of color.

The Senate will vote today on taking up the Paycheck Fairness Act to help fight this.

[Manu Raju @mkraju]

49-50, Senate blocks Dems’ Paycheck Fairness Act

[Scott MacFarlane @MacFarlaneNews]

Attorney General Merrick Garland testifies tomorrow at 2pm before US Senate panel about funding for the US Justice Dept. I expect any number of questions about the Jan 6 investigation & prosecution

I'll be covering the hearing

[Kyle Griffin @kylegriffin1]

Ret. Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré on the Jan. 6 report: "What the hell is going on in Washington? What are they doing between breakfast and lunch? Figuring out where they're going to lunch? It's time that they do their damn job."

[EchoInTheClouds @EchoClouds]

Joe Manchin won't vote for a bill that 79% of West Virginians support.

So, who is Manchin actually representing?

[The Hill @thehill]

Burger King trolls Chick-fil-A in new campaign vowing donations to LGBTQ group for every chicken sandwich sold "even on Sundays" https://t.co/OtqdslrFEj

[Sam Stein @samstein]

NEW — Biden's resolve to run for a 2nd term has intensified as the prospect of Trump running again has grown

https://t.co/cDEWj65ygu

via @AlexThomp

[The Oval Pawffice® 🇺🇸 DOTUS Fans @TheOvalPawffice]

🐾🐇 We made a new friend! Her name is Poppet, she is pawdorable and has a lovely personality. We really enjoy playing with her, even though she’s way faster than us. She will keep an eye on the WH Grounds fur us when we are away in DE or at Camp David with our parents.

[Michael Cohen @MichaelCohen212]

Is that the same border that Trump was erecting a wall on and to be paid for by who? Oh yeah…Mexico. Really poor choice of topics to attack @VP @KamalaHarris on!

[southpaw @nycsouthpaw]

Remember how neither of Trump’s impeachment trials in the Senate heard from any witnesses or issued compulsory process for any documents?

[Kaitlan Collins @kaitlancollins]

New audio obtained by @mchancecnn shows how Giuliani pressured the Ukrainian government to publicly announce investigations into Biden in Ukraine and false claims that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election to hurt Trump.

[Stephen King @StephenKing]

Molly, aka the Thing of Evil, wonders why a.) people wear pants, and b.) why this fellow Trump would wear his backwards.

[Jim Sciutto @jimsciutto]

Given how Trump & Netanyahu describe political losses in apocalyptic terms, these were important words from Naftali Bennet:

“This is not a catastrophe, this is not a disaster. It is a change of government,” Bennett said, “An ordinary and usual event in any democratic country.”

[Kyle Griffin @kylegriffin1]

Sen. Angus King to CNN on whether he's ready to kill the filibuster: "I'm very reluctant about it. But if it comes down to voting rights and the rights of Americans to go to the polls and select their leaders versus the filibuster, I will choose democracy."