The federal government will run out of money on March 14. Republicans, who control Congress and thus decide whether the government shuts down, will bring to the floor tomorrow arguably one of the worst budget bills ever.
Let me break it down for you, and share where I'm at.
Short answer? I’m a hard no on this bill.
Long answer 🧵👇🏻
this video of Trump kissing Elon Musk’s feet is playing in the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development cafeteria this morning
(per source @HUDgov)
While you weren't looking, Trump rolled back Biden's ethics rules prohibiting executive branch employees from accepting major gifts from lobbyists.
So much for "drain the swamp."
At a time of massive income & wealth inequality, Republicans in Congress just introduced a budget to provide trillions in tax breaks to the wealthy, paid for by massive cuts to Medicaid that will throw millions of kids off health care & seniors out of nursing homes.
Unacceptable.
If Donald Trump and Elon Musk get to pick and choose who gets funding, they could target your kid’s elementary school. They could stop repairs on the road you take to work. They could zero in on your grandpa’s Social Security check. I won’t stop fighting against their power grab.
Listen to this incredible podcast by @DanielGAlarcon and the @serial team at the @nytimes. THE GOOD WHALE is a profound, moving, and eye-opening examination of what happened to Keiko, the star of “Free Willy,” and how humans tried to help and free him. Did they succeed? #whales
In Empire Politician, @jeremyscahill highlights a private ’82 meeting where Biden told Israel’s Prime Minister it was justifiable to kill women & children in Israel’s invasion of Lebanon.
Scahill discussed with @OwenJones84. More: https://t.co/T2OnUd0mCO
https://t.co/N4HsigAsIR
Cinema Tropical at 20 — Pick of the Day:
Cinema Tropical co-founders Mónika Wagenberg and Carlos A. Gutiérrez photographed in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 2002. Photo by Ilse Fernández.
"MY DARLING SUPERMARKET isn’t a tragic snapshot of working class life but a humbly philosophical one” says @Carlos_Film in his @latimesmovies review of the Brazilian film: https://t.co/1dNtgnDfVr