I just wrote a letter: Sign here to send a letter directly to President Biden: Take the steps to FINALLY fire Louis DeJoy. Write one here: https://t.co/fSqhNnQX02
Nikki Haley suggests she’d pardon Donald Trump if she becomes president:
“I want all of this to go away…We can't keep living with indictments and court cases and vengeance of the past. We've got to start going forward."
Justice Alito should know better: The power of Congress to regulate the non-judicial conduct of all Article III judges, including Supreme Court Justices, is grounded in the Constitution’s Necessary & Proper Clause, Article I, Section 8, Clause 18
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Dear Justice Alito: You’re on the Supreme Court in part because Congress expanded the Court to 9 Justices. Congress can impeach Justices and can in many cases strip the Court of jurisdiction. Congress has always regulated you and will continue to do so. You are not above the law.
Elon Musk is now interfering in foreign policy by shutting down satellite access for Ukrainian military operations he does not approve of, which makes him a Russian ally. https://t.co/KQZhvdDe7I
Today, House Republicans adjourned the House for a 45-day recess.
Seriously.
When they shut down the government in two months — which they seem determined to do — the American people will be justified in asking why they wasted time instead of working on their behalf.
Dan Patrick, Texas Lieutenant Governor, is presiding over the impeachment trial of Texas AG Ken Paxton.
A pro-Paxton PAC just donated to Dan Patrick.
$3 MILLION
That's some Texas-sized corruption.
@bennyjohnson “[I]n the summer of 2021—after vaccines were widely available—the Republican excess death rate rose to nearly double that of Democrats, and this gap widened further in the winter of 2021.” 11/16/22 #Covid19 1/ https://t.co/7HfEu1mjdv
Peter Stager, a Jan. 6 rioter who repeatedly struck a police officer with a flag pole as the officer was being dragged down the steps of the Capitol, has just been sentenced to 52 months in federal prison. @NBCNews
The heat index in #TX35 was nearly 110 degrees today.
And despite this historic heat wave, Greg Abbott signed a bill to eliminate water breaks for Texas workers.
That’s why we need to take this fight to the federal level. (@CatRWilson / @mySA)
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