Denise Berger

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

Has @GovSherrillNJ taken to heart the decision in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Davenport, 608 U.S. ___ (2026) (No. 24-781) where the NJ AG tried to force the pro life organization to produce their donor lists? Or no?
@AAGDhillon

[Governor Mikie Sherrill @GovSherrillNJ]

Today, I informed @AAGDhillon that New Jersey will not provide the personal information of thousands of New Jersey residents.

The request had no legal basis, and I will always protect New Jerseyans' personally identifiable information.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@RepRickCrawford nice spot on @FoxNews this morning, but really need the name and manufacturer of the tile backsplash your kitchen! It’s exactly what I need to finish our project.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@musk_news13 Yes

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@yashar This support is all well and good but is meaningless unless their treasure and citizens are placed on the line to defend Ukraine as the United States is expected to do without hesitation.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@TheTubby2024 @ProfMJCleveland Probably us through USAID grants pre freeze. I think there is evidence of several groups led by Marc Elias(sp?) the attorney planning this assault.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@Macrina_W @TheMorningSpew2 @WallStreetApes Level of care is driven not only by the procedure and/or admitting diagnosis, but also by other conditions a patient may have which increases the risks to the patient. Diabetes & heart disease for ex. not aware of what the evidence based guidance is for this procedure.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@Macrina_W @TheMorningSpew2 @WallStreetApes Reimbursement to the hospital and potentially costs to patient. Observation is an “outpatient” level of care which usually means larger out of pocket costs to the patient and reduced payment to the hospital. It is an illusion created by payors.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@elonmusk If you have a moment, my daughter would like a word about Starlink use “in motion”.

Check out abby b | solo travel 🚐✈️🎒's video! #TikTok https://t.co/FSKRMDFWTT

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@panerabread what is happening with the cafe in O’Fallon MO on Highway K? 45 minutes from online order until order handed to me in the drive thru. No way to cancel the order readily apparent either. Hope this isn’t some new service standard.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@realdogenews The State Department
Health and human Services
Homeland Security
Any federal purchasing department(s)

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

This whole string with Bret Stephens is exactly what is concerning to me, and probably others too.

I don’t blindly follow anyone - you need to do more than slap your name on a ballot, attack your opponent’s policies and say vote for me to get my vote.

[Eric Abbenante @EricAbbenante]

Bret Stephens asks Stephanie Ruhle why Kamala Harris has not done interviews and stated clearly what her policy positions are. Ruhle responds that 'We don't live in Nirvana':
Bret Stephens: "I'm an undecided voter. I'm not sure I want to vote for Kamala. My fear is that she doesn't really have a very good command of what she wants to do as president.
It would be great for her to sit down with you, or George Stephanopoulos, or you Stephanie.
It's not too much to ask Kamala 'Are you for a Palestinian state, if Hamas is going to run that state?'"
Stephanie Ruhle: "If you don't like her answer, are you going to vote for Trump? Kamala Harris is not running for perfect, she is running against Trump.
We have two choices. There are some things that you might not know her answer too.
In 2024, we know exactly what Trump will do, who he is, and the kind of threat he is to democracy."
Bret Stephens: "The problem that a lot of people have with Kamala is that we don't know her answer to anything."
Ruhle: "But you know his answer to everything."
Stephens: "People also are expected to have some idea of what the program that you're supposed to vote for.
I don't think it's a lot to ask for her to sit down for a real interview."
Ruhle: "When you move to Nirvana, I'll be your next door neighbor. We don't live there."

Stephanie Ruhle thinks it's 'utopian' to demand Kamala Harris go through the process that every other candidate for president has gone through, a public vetting process.
Turns out, Stephanie Ruhle and her ilk are the true 'threats to democracy'.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

Is there any substantive policy discussion occurring? Just rehashing and gaslighting. #Debate2024

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

Maybe we should offer periodic refresher courses in American civics or perhaps bring back the original Schoolhouse Rocks episode about the three branches of government? What do you think?

[Barbra Streisand @BarbraStreisand]

The Supreme Court overruled 40 years of precedent and overturned the Chevron decision. It makes judges and the Supreme Court the regulators of laws passed by Congress rather than the scientific expertise at federal agencies. This is not democracy but rule by judicial order. The only beneficiaries are big business and polluters.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

How did we get to the point that people believe the POTUS should be involved in our children’s child care costs? Get out of the way and let the economy grow. #Debates2024

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@SouthwestAir how ridiculous is it that after a multiple hour delay due to weather that our bags are not with us and the phone number I have called twice has disconnected me and the recommended online form failed to work also?

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

@BarstoolMizzou Hard Eight BBQ - best selection of smoked meats in Dallas. Torchys Tacos. Second Babes Chicken recommendation. Streets Chicken. Heims BBQ. If you like fish/seafood - Flying Fish is awesome.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

God save those parents left with no other option but to send their child(ren) to this district’s schools.

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

So the root cause of the death of this child was due to a lack of anti bullying posters and no way to report the bullying of the student? The accompanying story doesn’t support that conclusion - the millions of dollars paid to the family doesn’t support that conclusion either.

[NBC News @NBCNews]

The family of a 13-year-old boy who died after two of his classmates attacked him at lunch will receive a $27 million settlement from a Southern California school district, according to the family's attorneys. https://t.co/sbpAPuXJLL

[Denise Berger @fifthof8]

What has the school district done to determine how this child was essentially murdered at school by his classmates?

Or did they pay some nonsense fine, fire sacrificial personnel, throw up a poster and an online reporting portal and consider it all solved?