Let’s work together on important things like climate chg, education, equality, science, and fair elections. #Resisting & #Persisting. And of course #Biden2020
@davidsirota Absolutely. Woodward had an ethical obligation to share life and death information. Strange the media won't discuss it. @JoyAnnReid brought it up to a guest, but then dropped it.
@bethlinas Completely agree. Ethically, he had a moral obligation. I seriously doubt he needed the money from the book. It's dumbfounding why he held onto the information.
Trump says he approves "absentee" voting but not "mail-in" voting.
He wants Republicans to vote "absentee" but doesn't want Democrats to vote by mail.
"ABSENTEE" AND "MAIL-IN" VOTING ARE THE SAME.
@GOPLeader Not only are you causing extreme hardship and pain to many individuals and families, and less buying from consumers hurts the overal economy. This mess is on the GOP.
On my telephone town hall last night, a woman called in to say that she doesn't know how she'll survive without unemployment benefits.
"What's going to happen to people like me?"
Today, those $600 weekly benefits run out — because Trump and McConnell refused to extend them.
Only 45% of @ClarkCountySch students have access to a personal device, and many don’t have internet access. That’s not good enough. Especially as the school year is about to start, we need to expand broadband access for every American. #RuralBroadbandDay
https://t.co/Gh2yjeYxLY
Louis DeJoy gave $2,000,000 to the Republican Party under Trump who rewarded him by making him the head of the Postal Service DESPITE NO EXPERIENCE AT THE POST OFFICE.
The first thing he did was CUT SERVICES & create a MASSIVE BACKLOG of mail delivery.
https://t.co/5laaVRemhz
This is Louis DeJoy. He is the huge Trump DONOR who Trump made the Postmaster General of the United States. He is trying to DESTROY the US Postal Service to help Trump steal an election.
We need to make him famous.
So let me get this straight: Trump and Republicans in Congress think we can afford $686,000,000 for F-35s, but we can’t afford to boost unemployment benefits by $600 for Americans out of work?