Trump incited the mob.
He knew they were armed.
He wanted to get rid of the magnetometers because he wanted them to carry their weapons into the Capitol.
He wanted to go to the Capitol w/them to overturn the election. He attempted a coup.
Jail him now. What an outrage.
This is going to be a long thread, but an important one.
We need to talk about the overruling of Roe, what the GOP/authoritarian movement wants, and where we're heading.
Here's what I learned writing The Midnight Kingdom and studying all this.
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Here’s how Dems can + must do more than wait for an election.
Let’s start w/ why:
- 7 of the 9 justices were appointed by a party that hasn’t won a popular vote more than once in 30 years
- 1 of those seats was stolen
- Several lied to Congress to secure their appointment…
8. These changes, among others, were not my idea, and do not reflect my original intentions. I apologize for unwittingly hurting anyone as a consequence of these changes. I'd be happy to elaborate if anyone has questions about me, police reform, or the movie. DMs open...
I wanna clear up a few major misconceptions and falsehoods about myself and the movie #forceofnature for anyone looking. 1. My background. Contrary to inaccurate information, I did not work for the NYPD or for Internal Affairs. At no point was I a cop.
7. The antagonists in my script were not the cast of characters in the current movie. The villains in my original script all had the names of Boston athletes (a nod to a dumb sports rivalry given that I'm from Philly) and could have been cast in any number of ways.
We obtained long-secret NYPD disciplinary records and created this searchable database of more than 12,000 complaints—including 7,636 allegations of use of force—filed against NYC police officers by the public.
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Putting out our award winning short DYLAN tomorrow 1030am (w many other great shorts) w @screamfest on @youtube for free—join director @corymiller215 for a live chat during the premiere and watch @aimeecarrero ’s strong performance : https://t.co/qRFHQiQPsX
In this video piece by @danielraim, Hollywood veteran production designer Robert F. Boyle uncovers how two great artists—Alfred Hitchcock and Edward Hopper—mastered the subtle art of suspense.
@robbelushi My guess - about a dozen degenerate prop bets. Thurman Thomas yards, coin flip, Nate Newton penalties, whether the Gatorade ruins Jimmy Johnson’s hair.
My first class freshman year was 850AM Faulkner class taught by joe reed w @corymiller215. He was an interesting teacher and had an odd path to his lessons. I loved it and I will always remember him. RIP.
@wesleyan_u https://t.co/A1SfUQikci