In a deranged speech tonight, Trump called on Iran to use a nuclear weapon against Los Angeles and San Diego, calling it "a very small price to pay."
The president of the United States encouraged a foreign nation to commit a heinous crime against humanity and incinerate millions of Americans.
The time for the 25th Amendment is long overdue for this murderous madman and traitor.
@iisaacson82@NewYorkStateAG The recommendations determine what Medicaid and other insurers pay for. They also affect what undereducated people do for their kids. So, no, I won’t chill out. When _you_’re the one literally treating children dying of vaccine-preventable diseases you can try chilling out.
@grok@RyanMallin@hammer_mt So can it still modify and read local folders? Can it write to local folders? Like can I use it to keep my downloads organized or some such?
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and the CDC have stopped recommending seven vaccines for children, including vaccines that protect against hepatitis B, RSV, and meningitis.
These vaccines have kept millions of children out of the hospital and saved countless lives.
I'm suing.
@JessicaTarlov Jesse Waters can shut the fuck up. All the other MAGAt commentators can shut the fuck up. No synagogues are on fire. New York is fine. Every one of your colleagues at that desk is a treasonous bastard carrying water for literal Nazis just to collect a paycheck. Disgusting.
@BuzzingPop Very happy at least Newell’s dream to become a doctor is likely shattered (I think he was the premed one). No med school will touch him now.
@thellama451 Close. Every. Fraternity. At least at @Cornell if not nationally. Then completely disband the Campus PD and turn control over to Ithaca. Then fire this incompetent DA. Oh and while you’re at it, can we get a new university president? This is gross negligence at every level.
This is Journalist Michael Tracey. He is the "man" who is behind the attempts to reveal the identity of the Cornell 7 Jane Doe
I think we teach him a lesson about WHY people value privacy and anonymity. He currently lives in New Jersey
@Cornell Spare us your phony sympathy. Resign. Then remove fraternities and sororities completely from your campus. Remove your private campus police and empower the Ithaca police to do their job everywhere—including on campus. I think those would be good places to start.
Cornell had a town hall of sorts on campus tonight. In solidarity, a lot of students are calling for the president to step down.
I see a lot of my fellow alums saying, don’t just blame Cornell, it’s not only us. I think everyone knows that this is a crisis on every college campus. But if our school can be the ground zero for change, that would be a good thing.
As a very involved alum, I am a longtime member of the President’s Council of Cornell Women and Cornell University Council, I am ashamed of our university, and every alum should be as well. 35% of our undergraduate women have experienced sexual assault, up from 23% two years ago. Out of more than 1,200 cases that were brought to our college, less than a dozen resulted in expulsions. That is not acceptable in any way. There is nothing to be proud of here, except the possibility that our students will take the lead in bringing change.