@MonicaCrowley "Everyone" = the 28% of registered voters who are Republicans. His actual national approval is stuck in the low 40s, underwater. Loved by the base ≠ loved by everyone. That's not a flex, it's the definition of polarizing.
@Riley_Gaines_ The data wasn't secretly stolen. State voter files are mostly public records. Most states have no restrictions on who can buy them and some provide them for free. Knucklehead. https://t.co/ink54znkyq
@patriotic_em88 Calling it “silencing the president” is wrong. The First Amendment protects newsrooms’ choice not to air a political speech live. The FCC can’t revoke licenses for that, and broadcasters have free speech too. ABC/NBC still covered it; they just didn’t preempt their programming.
@WellsJorda89710 Right on! They really started their shenanigans when they didn't air Biden's prime time political speech on September 1 2022. Someone's gonna pay for this...https://t.co/mqD6chggHz
@FFT1776 Since the 1st amendment. Did you whine when major U.S. television networks didn't carry Biden's live address on September 1, 2022? Biden delivered a prime-time speech from Independence Hall in Philadelphia. What a 🤡
@MikeBales Right on, Mike! Major U.S. television networks did not carry President Joe Biden's live address on September 1, 2022. Biden delivered a prime-time speech from Independence Hall in Philadelphia regarding threats to democracy.
@MeghanMcCain Legally, tariffs are paid directly to the government by domestic importing companies at the port of entry. Economically, the cost is overwhelmingly passed down to domestic consumers through higher retail prices or to businesses relying on imported supplies. Cool.
@RepGregSteube Gallup: Recent polling shows just 10% of Americans approve of Congress, while 86% disapprove—tying the institution's historic record high for disapproval.
@bennyjohnson@FCC The First Amendment bars the government from punishing news outlets for editorial decisions. Their choice is protected speech.The FCC cannot yank broadcast licenses over content choices as it would be unconstitutional “viewpoint discrimination.”This isn’t how U.S. law works.
@GuntherEagleman Spew uninformed opinions much? Picture books are probably your favorite. Anyway .....remember your dad said to close your mouth when you breath.