Spare me the sob story about how Canada is our “best friend.” I love Canada and have many Canadian friends. But is the government meeting their NATO target for military spending? Are they stopping the flow of drugs into our country?
I’m sick of being taken advantage of.
Spare me the sob story about how Canada is our “best friend.” I love Canada and have many Canadian friends. But is the government meeting their NATO target for military spending? Are they stopping the flow of drugs into our country?
I’m sick of being taken advantage of.
If you thought scrubbing Jan 6 investigations, purging the DOJ, and removing FBI wanted posters for J6 fugitives was bad, the GOP's latest proposal just dropped — and it’s straight out of a dictator’s playbook https://t.co/oG8yoxShSP
If you are reading this from a country that is still a democracy:
Regulate all social media now.
Make platforms legally responsible for the content they platform.
70 million people here think Trump was innocent & had an election stolen from him
Rupert Murdoch: The Love of Money Over Everything Else
🧵1/5: For a man whose empire spans continents, Rupert Murdoch’s real legacy may be less the reach of his influence than the harm it has inflicted.
In the relentless pursuit of wealth, he left a trail of misinformation and division that has reshaped democracies and endangered lives. This is the story of one man’s obsession with “the green”—and the cost the world has paid for it.
https://t.co/VcSle7FXQ4
We need to get Big Money out of our political process.
Billionaires in both parties should not be able to buy elections.
For the sake of our democracy we must overturn the disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision and move toward public funding of elections.
1/8: Tonight, as Trump fights to regain his grasp on an election slipping away, historian @BeschlossDC called him the "Lord of the Flies." More than just a bad president, Trump is likened to a spiritual contagion spreading decay and moral collapse. https://t.co/BHAkDvGwhZ
One of the joys of election night is the collapse of party discipline. Once the polls close, the blame game within the Tory party (which has never had much discipline anyway) will begin in earnest. So here's a little game to keep you going. Have a drink for each one you hear.