Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb: Trump is an evil, malignant narcissist, convicted felon, rapist.
Capehart: I just have to stop you. You just called the president a rapist. He has not been convicted of rape.
Cobb: A federal judge who oversaw the E. Jean Carroll trial said he was guilty of rape.
Capehart: No, no. Sexual assault.
Cobb: No. You’re wrong.
Vivek Ramaswamy says Ohioans near new data centers "will no longer pay for their home's electricity." A former Ohio utility regulator calls the pledge an election gimmick and "not even remotely serious." An energy researcher says he does not know how it would work. Even the head of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, which endorsed Ramaswamy, says the economics are too undefined to understand. Ramaswamy's campaign is refusing to explain details of the proposal. Read more: https://t.co/ZvLo1XaMUw
A CEO gets caught stealing $40 million from employee pensions and settles for a $2 million fine with no jail time. A single mom steals baby formula and gets three years. The justice system doesn't punish crime, it punishes poverty. Theft is legal if you wear a suit.
- 5 day work weeks
- 8 hour work days
- child labor laws
- workplace safety requirements
- benefits
- paid vacations
- overtime pay
- a minimum wage.
This Labor Day, honor the unions that fought for our victories, and remember: billionaires keep us divided because they fear class solidarity and the power of workers united.
🚨 Republican candidate Michael Whatley has received $5K from a company that polluted NC drinking water.
He has declined to take a clear stance on drinking water regulations.
The Republican nominee for governor left Columbus for Paris on July 4th. On Friday, as Labor Day weekend began, he was photographed in VIP seating at the U.S. Open in New York — four days after saying at an event in Las Vegas that a trip outside Ohio was a “rare exception.” Read more: https://t.co/qQxBdfHU6L
My monthly electricity bill came out to $210 even though my actual power usage was down 15% from last year.
I checked the detailed breakdown on the back of the statement.
The cost of the electricity I consumed was only $72.
The remaining $138 was split across "Grid Infrastructure Modernization," "Peak Capacity Allocation," and "Delivery Service Charges."
When a customer uses less of a product in any normal market, their total bill goes down.
Utility cartels solved that problem by decoupling their revenue from usage entirely, turning your power bill into a fixed corporate revenue guarantee.
You aren't paying for electricity anymore.
You're paying a mandatory tax to guarantee utility profit margins regardless of how much power you conserve.
REMINDER: Jon Husted voted against the release of the Epstein files just weeks after receiving a maximum campaign donation from an Epstein co-conspirator.
A frozen berry blend sold in 16 states has been pulled from shelves as a precaution, widening a recall connected to an ongoing E. coli outbreak.
https://t.co/ihtGrpm2fB
RFK Jr.’s health department halted publication of two Covid vaccine studies involving 12 million Americans. Draft findings reviewed by outside experts reportedly showed serious side effects were rare and benefits outweighed risks.
https://t.co/CDijH8DGvF
First it was the IV saline, now it’s epinephrine.
These are life saving drugs used in medical emergencies.
They’re contaminated with particulate matter.
People can’t trust the food, they can’t trust the medicine … is America great yet?