If anyone had a right to question whether our democracy was worth redeeming, it was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Because in the face of billy clubs and lynchings, poll taxes and literacy tests, he never gave in to violence, never waved a traitorous flag or gave up on our country.
I thought, maybe if Trump could hear what a eulogy for him would sound like, maybe that would give him some insight into himself – so I prepared a modest example for him. #TrumpEulogy#FakeFuneral#FlyWhinyLittleBitchFly👼
@Kara3022@StewardshipAmer@mcuban White privilege doesn't mean your life was easy. Your life could be hard as shit. It means that the color of your skin wasn't one of the things making it hard.
Seeing this @southwestair photo of healthcare workers heading from ATL to NY to help with the fight there, reminds me of the dedication, bravery and sacrifice required to do this job. #NationalDoctorsDay
"The U.S. response is a catastrophe that is on track to cost hundreds of thousands of lives," Maddow tweeted after the president thanked her. https://t.co/NCoHEH6hmf
Bailout for Main Street (tiny compared to 2009 Wall St bailout): There are 1,000,000 businesses with < $10mm in sales. $40,000 check to each. $40 billion. About 12% of the $330 Billion stimulus just passed. @realDonaldTrump can announce this and everyone will breathe easy.
🌎 🦠 Coronavirus DEEP DIVE: Tens of thousands of Americans die, double-digit unemployment for months, countless businesses die, retirements are wiped out, and the nation is saddled with once unimaginable debt.
That's the best case scenario we're facing. https://t.co/WA3F8jgdbs
Whenever we get through this, we will look back and wonder why we didn’t use this as an opportunity to attack income inequality. Let’s not make that mistake. This is our chance to do the right thing and reward EVERYONE who contributes to the turnaround in the economy.