Sherrie Littlejohn

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[Sherrie Littlejohn @sb_littlejohn]

I'm attending The Democratic National Committee's event, “UPDATED: Women for Harris National Organizing Call” - sign up now to join me! https://t.co/2eDynGHC1U

[𝕐𝕠𝕦 𝕔𝕒𝕟 𝕔𝕒𝕝𝕝 𝕞𝕖 𝔸l 🌐 𝕏 @ShitzN_Giggles]

This, on behalf of VP Harris and women in general. Watch till the end because it’s hilarious.

[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

WOW! I urge all Trump supporters to at least read this.

Trump claimed that Biden did the same thing he did with the classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. Jack Smith's team just replied with the following to the court:

"There has never been a case in American history in which a former official has engaged in conduct remotely similar to Trump’s.

- He intentionally took possession of a vast trove of some of the nation’s most sensitive documents—documents so sensitive that they were presented to the President—and stored them in unsecured locations at his heavily trafficked social club.

- When the National Archives and Records Administration (“NARA”) initially sought their return (before learning that they contained classified national defense information), Trump delayed, obfuscated, and dissembled.

- Faced with the possibility of legal action, he ostensibly agreed to comply with NARA’s requests but in fact engaged in additional deception, returning only a fraction of the documents in his possession while claiming that his production was complete.

- Then, when presented with a grand jury subpoena demanding the return of the remaining documents bearing classification markings, Trump attempted to enlist his own attorney in the corrupt endeavor, suggesting that he falsely tell the FBI and grand jury that Trump did not have any documents, and suggesting that his attorney hide or destroy documents rather than produce them to the government.

- Failing in his effort to corrupt the attorney, Trump enlisted his trusted body man, codefendant Waltine Nauta, in a scheme to deceive the attorney by moving boxes to conceal his (Trump’s) continued possession of classified documents.

- As a result, Trump, through his attorney, again returned only a portion of the classified documents in his possession while falsely claiming that his production was complete. The obstructive conduct even persisted from there.

- In June 2022, knowing that he had arranged for Nauta to move boxes to conceal them from Trump’s attorney, and knowing that the government had subpoenaed the security video footage that would reveal that surreptitious box movement, Trump, now joined by not only Nauta but also codefendant Carlos De Oliveira, attempted to have the information-technology manager at Mar-aLago delete the video footage that would show the movement of boxes."

If you are going to believe Special Counsel Hur regarding Biden, then shouldn't to also believe Jack Smith's statements above, which are backed by some pretty solid public evidence?

Video from Smith's press conference in June after Indictments were unsealed:

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

Self-acceptance isn't giving up on self-improvement.

It's deciding to stop beating yourself up for being human—and keep working to become a better human.

Getting comfortable in your own skin doesn't stifle growth. When you can laugh at your faults, it's easier to overcome them.

[The Boston Globe @BostonGlobe]

Women’s march targets Supreme Court, with abortion on line https://t.co/QNKiO2Lvtd

[Jill Wine-Banks (now on Threads and Bluesky) @JillWineBanks]

2/I am outraged and speaking out and starting a list of the statements of Trump, Barr, McConnell and Graham that threaten democracy and the will of citizens. The list of past offenses is too long for a tweet, but I'll start a daily list starting now and include a few recent ones.

[Sherrie Littlejohn @sb_littlejohn]

Opinion: Dear White women, let's not fall for Trump's racist bet on us - CNN https://t.co/cCwfqEXCd0

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

Biden just dominated Trump: “He keeps telling you, if only he was president, it wouldn’t happen ... He keeps telling us, if he was president, you’d feel safe. Well, he is president, whether he knows it or not.” More of this! Every! Single! Day!

[Adam Schiff @SenAdamSchiff]

Let’s make this clear:

Mail-in voting is the EXACT SAME THING as absentee voting.

The only difference?

Trump wants you to vote “absentee” if you are a Republican,

And stop your “mail-in” vote if you’re a Democrat.

Trump wants to suppress the vote. We can't let him.

[ABC News @ABC]

A formerly incarcerated woman runs to be 1st Black woman in Congress from Tennessee. https://t.co/JdjAIdmEkQ

[Sherrie Littlejohn @sb_littlejohn]

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[Doug Jones for Senate -- onealabamavotes.com 🗳️ @DougJonesHQ]

Doug Jones.

Retweet if you agree.

[Don Winslow @donwinslow]

I am suspending writing books until election day.

I am 24/7 on beating the devil that is Donald Trump.

I will continue to spend my own money to produce ads and donate to anti-Trump causes+candidates.

I don't want any donations.

You can help me by retweeting and following me.

[Nancy Pelosi @SpeakerPelosi]

President Trump’s decision to commute the sentence of top campaign advisor Roger Stone, who could directly implicate him in criminal misconduct, is an act of staggering corruption. https://t.co/Ljqu2E71zs

[George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸 @gtconway3d]

I’m not sure there ever has been a more openly, brazenly corrupt act committed by a president of the United States.

[Bill Kristol @BillKristol]

In Donald Trump's America, Roger Stone is rewarded for lying and Lt. Col. Vindman is punished for telling the truth.

[Adam Schiff @SenAdamSchiff]

Trump just commuted Roger Stone’s sentence.

Stone lied and intimidated witnesses to hide Trump’s exploitation of the Russian hack of his opponent’s campaign.

With Trump there are now two systems of justice in America:

One for Trump's criminal friends and one for everyone else.

[Daniel Goldman @danielsgoldman]

Hundreds of federal prosecutors will undoubtedly be thinking about resigning this weekend. Perhaps the fact that the election is only four months away keeps them in their jobs. But every one of them knows they are witnessing unprecedented corruption in the White House.

[Robert M. @Foxfieldguy]

AP: White House aware of Russian bounties on U.S. soldiers back in early 2019 https://t.co/nlJ5yZjJbs

[The Last Word @TheLastWord]

New reports from the Associated Press and the New York Times raise questions about what Pres. Trump knew and when he knew it, regarding Russia’s efforts to pay the Taliban for killing U.S. soldiers. @Yamiche and @RonaldKlain join @Lawrence to discuss. https://t.co/mvyPA4PA44