In just 10 months, Travis County District Attorney José Garza won indictments against nine law enforcement officials.
Now he is in a showdown to reform the Austin police department. https://t.co/uZiaqHrbx4
The pandemic is still raging. It is irresponsible that we are cutting off important supports (pauses on payments, grace periods for bills, eviction bans) as our country enters the third peak. This will only hurt our economy in the long run. #RU_PBS21@ProfessorChar13
The feds are asking us to pay teachers more, but pay alone wont solve the teacher shortage. We need major reforms to the profession
https://t.co/6OC4CZTzba #RU_PBS21@ProfessorChar13
THIS is why we need to pass the PRO Act.
Instead of fawning over billionaires who build their wealth on the backs of workers, let’s fight to ensure they can’t exploit those workers.
https://t.co/2IuHaKfnhJ
Elon Musk's @TIME debut is a good time to remind you that he illegally threatened to take away stock options if employees unionized, and has had 43 workers' rights violations filed against his company since 2010.
Anybody notice that the filibuster rule was just changed to allow the debt ceiling to be raised with just 51 votes? So why can't filibuster rule be changed to allow passage of voting rights by just 51 votes? Hmmm, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema?
The right wants to blame inflation on Biden.
Do you know what they never want to talk about?
The deeper structural driver of inflation:
The concentration of the American economy in the hands of a few corporate giants with the power to raise prices.
We are the richest country in the history of the world, yet we are one of only six countries on planet Earth that fail to provide national paid leave for its families.
"American exceptionalism."
PSA: Most modern democracies don’t have debt ceilings.
Britain. France. Germany. Canada. Australia. They all do just fine without it.
Fighting over whether to raise the debt ceiling is a meaningless and dangerous distraction.
We should abolish it.
The $768 billion defense bill is $30 billion more than even Trump requested for the military in his last budget.
And it’s 4x the size of the Build Back Better bill — which "moderates" claim we can't afford.
Socialism for defense contractors, harsh capitalism for the people.
Where were the calls for a CBO score when the House passed a $768,000,000,000 defense budget? Concerns about the deficit? Worries about the inflationary impact?
Somehow, Congress only cares about those things when it comes to enacting policies that will actually help people.
By the way, if we canceled the sea-launched nuclear missile that the Navy says it has no use for, and the additional F-35 fighter that no one asked for, there’d be enough money to expand Medicare to cover dental, vision, and hearing. Just saying... https://t.co/o29LsLvP2F