THE TRUTH ABOUT NEW JERSEY: It was a glitch.
These individuals did not try to register to vote as U.S. citizens.
When they applied for driver’s licenses or state IDs, they correctly identified themselves as non-citizens.
The problem was the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission system. A software glitch overrode their non-citizen status and mistakenly added them to the voter rolls.
A government data processing failure, not a scheme by non-citizens to register to vote.
As a reminder, Pete Hegseth was pushed out of TWO veterans nonprofits amid financial mismanagement allegations, running groups into debt, overspending on parties/events, and treating funds like personal accounts.
Now, he has just about bankrupted the Pentagon despite a record budget and is demanding another $1.5 trillion.
1.5 million more kids are now hungrier/starving in America because of food stamp cuts by Dear Leader. No matter who you are, we should not should allow this to happen, or be okay with it.
WA State farmworkers: The weather's heating up. We want to remind you that you have rights.
If temps hit 90°, the law guarantees you a 10-min break every 2 hrs. If temps hit 100° you must receive a 15-min paid break every hr.
Any violations? Call WA LNI at 1-800-423-7233 #CALOR
Black Americans are nearly twice as likely to lack a birth certificate or passport — the exact documents the SAVE Act requires to vote.
Corrupt Trump and his Republican puppets are targeting you on purpose.
Call your Senator: 202-224-3121.
#PayToVoteSaveAct
Republicans are spending billions of your tax dollars on Trump's Iran war and trillions on tax breaks for billionaires.
But they won't spend a dime to make your life easier.
Their America Last budget does nothing to lower costs. I'm a HELL NO.
You don’t fix an energy crunch by wasting more energy.
For decades this was the most bipartisan energy policy we had. Nixon did it. Reagan did it.
Energy efficiency standards save the average American household $576 a year.
These standards cut our energy use by 6.5%. Fuel economy rules have saved Americans roughly $5 trillion at the pump. A fridge today uses a third of the electricity one from the 1970s did.
Now look at the moment we’re in. Gas is averaging $4 a gallon. Electricity costs are rising faster than inflation. War in Iran is pushing oil prices up. Data centers and record heat waves are straining our grid to the breaking point.
And this is the moment Trump picks to gut it all, repealing efficiency standards and making our appliances and cars guzzle MORE.
There’s no world where using more energy makes it cheaper. It’s a self-inflicted wound, and every American pays for it on their utility bill.
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Cut the hoseshit!!
The didn't "withhold" that information — THE STRAIGHT UP LIED to the American people.
This imbecile @realDonaldTrump doesn't want citizens to know he's costing American lives with his Epstein-Iranian War.
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Twice in a single year, New Rochelle police arrested Black fitness instructor Ivin Harper on bogus drug charges—first mistaking his protein powder for cocaine, then caught on body‑cam planting drugs in his car.
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Trump wants to make it harder for you to vote and easier for himself to cheat, @marceelias says.
“They are trying to intimidate these election officials into removing the names of people who are on their voter rolls who almost certainly are U.S. citizens.”
We’re fighting back. Will you join us? https://t.co/auxKGg1rl7
At least four developers that are actively pursuing or had previously proposed data centers in Florida have offered five- and six-figure donations to Byron Donalds’ political action committee.
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Solar is the cheapest new electricity you can build in America today. You would think a president that campaigned endlessly on lowering costs would want more of it.
Instead Trump’s Interior Department created a policy that forces his top appointees to personally sign off on solar and storage projects on federal land.
That political review has jammed the pipeline.
More than 450 clean energy projects are now at risk. That is over a third of all new power capacity this country planned to build through 2030.
The solar industry estimates this bottleneck could add $81 billion to household energy bills and another $40 billion to businesses over the next seven years. A federal judge already called the policy likely arbitrary and capricious. The administration is doing it anyway.
This is the same crowd that spent billions in taxpayer money pushing companies to walk away from offshore wind, then shoveled billions more toward coal. They are not saving anyone money.
They are choosing the most expensive path on purpose and handing you the bill.
https://t.co/OLq41XC7nF
The Trump DOJ sending a clear message to corporate America: don't worry about criminal prosecution; we'll protect you.
The DOJ quietly backed away from pursuing corporate crimes investigations, even in cases where prosecutors found evidence, the DOJ just dropped them altogether.