“Nothing in this speech lowers gas prices. It doesn’t make groceries safer. It doesn’t stop wars. Americans are tired of distractions. We need leaders focused on making life better today, NOT yesterday’s grievances." - @KaseVirginia, President and CEO of Common Cause
🔥🔥🔥 “Nominating a staunch, sycophantic loyalist as attorney general right before the midterms isn’t a coincidence. It is a nefarious and calculated decision. It’s no secret that undermining the DOJ’s integrity is part of President Trump’s broader playbook to subvert the midterm elections.”
“Nominating a staunch, sycophantic loyalist as attorney general right before the midterms isn’t a coincidence. It is a nefarious and calculated decision. It’s no secret that undermining the DOJ’s integrity is part of President Trump’s broader playbook to subvert the midterm elections.” - @KaseVirginia
"Our democracy deserves an Attorney General who serves the people—not the president."
Our President & CEO @KaseVirginia lays out exactly what's at stake in her latest @DemocracyDocket op-ed.
The Senate must reject Todd Blanche's nomination.
https://t.co/NiK0Gm35R1
@KaseVirginia@CommonCause The person who tried to cover up President Trump’s association with Epstein, demonized survivors, and undermined Congressional oversight should not be the chief law enforcement officer of the United States.
You've probably heard the theory that em dashes mean someone has used AI.
AP Stylebook Editor Anna Jo Bratton disagrees in a blog post that acknowledges it would be helpful to have a clear and obvious tell when AI is the author. She writes: Unfortunately, that tell is not the em dash, which has been around for many years. In fact, they are so ubiquitous in AP lingo, we just call them dashes.
Read more:
https://t.co/rFPqa86VVM
This week someone targeted my family for harm with a false report. We’re physically OK, but that doesn’t mean we weren’t harmed. I am beyond furious.
Whatever your politics, this is awful, wrong, and can never become normal. https://t.co/72wxaVLzVT
Nixon resigned because members of his own party concluded he had abused the presidency and broken the law. Calling that an overreaction doesn’t rewrite history. It reveals just how far the Trump admin and today’s GOP has moved from the basic idea that no one, including the president, is above the law.
JD Vance: "I think Nixon's historical legacy is enjoying a bit of a renaissance, and deservedly so. I joked that if Watergate happened tomorrow, it would be like a 12 hours news story. The idea that it took down a presidency is crazy."
The irony of Republicans controlling all branches of government while
bankrupting the country, starting a war, sending money to fraudulent programs, violating the Constitution, giving corporations immunity...
but arguing that the biggest problem we have is “stolen elections.”
The president’s statements are becoming progressively harder to follow and understand. He appears unhinged and unfit to serve. The cabinet should invoke the 25th Amendment.
Trump was just pressed at length by @edokeefe on his claims that vandals are responsible for the state of the reflecting pool, and it did not go well
REPORTER: Are the contractors who did the initial work for the reflecting pool to blame for the condition of it?
TRUMP: No no. We had vandalism. They went in there with a knife.
REPORTER: But National Guard and police have been all over the Mall. How would these vandals have gotten so close to do something like that?
TRUMP: ... ... ...
REPORTER: In April said the guy was gonna do the reflecting pool in a week for about a million dollars. It's been two months and $16.5 million
TRUMP: Are you ready? Barack Hussein Obama
Here's the whole exchange: