Something interesting: House Dems engaged in a week long meme offensive on social media against Senate Rs over the late budget. A real sign of the times in Harrisburg comms.
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Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa is in the Capitol today for meetings.
“We’re getting close,” he told some folks as he headed toward the Senate chamber.
Asked by me, he affirmed that the chamber could come in as early as Thursday and work through the weekend.
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Heartbreaking hearing that the woman who Platner raped was hesitant to come forward because she agreed with his politics and didn’t want to damage The Movement. If you didn’t already realize, this sort of thing happens a lot more often than you hear about!
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The budget was due last week, but @SenFrankFarry and his colleagues are nowhere to be found. The @PASenateGOP hasn't even scheduled their return to Harrisburg. #GoneFishing
“How small they are. How weak. How unoriginal… division is the oldest trick in politics.”
Zohran rings in America’s birthday by reminding us our story is one of welcoming immigrants, not excluding everyone who doesn’t look like us. 🇺🇸
Here’s what makes this so bleak:
In 1976, people flocked to DC for the Bicentennial. A whole week of celebration. It was proud, it was joyous, and it was packed.
Our generation never got that. And most of us will be pushing 90 by the next one.
This was our turn. There was a bipartisan commission, America250, built to give it to us — a celebration that belonged to everyone.
Instead, the administration stood up its own group, Freedom 250, to push the real one aside. They fired the original organizer. They routed tens of millions in taxpayer dollars to the president’s version while the bipartisan one went unfunded. States pulled out because it had become too partisan. The musicians quit, so he turned the concert into a campaign rally about deportations and grievance.
They didn’t celebrate the country. They celebrated themselves.
And you can see the result on the grass. A 250th birthday that should have belonged to all of us, turned into one man’s vanity project.
Empty. And sad.