🚨BREAKING: A drowsy- sounding Donald Trump is stumbling over words and making NO sense at today’s Executive Order signing in the White House.
TRUMP: “We have a ‘CONTRAFLICT’ with Iran and it’s working out very well.”
Trump’s brain is Swiss Cheese.
UPDATE—Women who leaked video of abuses in ICE detention were immediately locked in solitary confinement as retaliation.
"They're threatening us... They're hitting us," women said.
"We fear for her safety... They're killing us, but we have our voice."
"Please help us!"
Sometimes I get in a funk and feel like I’m treading water with my work. It’s hard to see progress every day.
Then I look at some of what I’ve done and ask myself… would 2017 Andrew think this was cool?
If so… I think I’m doing alright.
Another day.
Another mass shooting.
Another assault rifle.
Another round of thoughts and prayers from politicians who believe protecting guns matters more than protecting people.
We will hear that now is not the time to talk about it.
We will hear that nothing could have prevented it.
We will hear every excuse imaginable… except an honest admission that no other developed nation accepts this level of slaughter as the price of freedom.
In America, the victims are mourned, the families are forgotten, and the weapons remain untouchable.
Because here, apparently, the right to own a gun matters more than the right to come home alive.
CNN's @DanaBashCNN just called @RobertKennedyJr out for pushing the idea that vaccines cause Autism.
And RFK Jr.'s response is ridiculous:
RFK Jr.: "But Dana, you probably don't understand this because you're not a scientist."
Dana Bash: "but you're not either.
RFK Jr.: "You have been fooled. Your statement that this has been studied is not true."
FACT: Researchers have studied the question of whether Autism is caused by vaccines for more than two decades using large population studies, sibling studies, case-control studies, cohort studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses.
A Danish nationwide study followed 657,461 children and found that the MMR vaccine did not increase autism risk, including among children considered more susceptible because of family history or other risk factors.