Donald Trump is the most corrupt president in our history.
When Democrats get the gavels, we will investigate him and his family and get justice for the American people.
BS. DEMS THE PARTY OF NO . 75% OF THE dems want the Save America Act Passed and Senate Dems said screw you to their states . Who do they represent ? Themselves?
Instead of working with Democrats to bring down the costs of health care or bring down the cost of gas, Senate Republicans are focused on voter suppression bills.
Via @SenAlexPadilla
Six months ago, Trump and Republicans told us the pain at the pump from this war would be “temporary.” Now those same voices say lower prices will arrive “in the coming weeks and months.” Working families across America need this war to end not another round of empty promises.
op: @msnownews
NEW: Trump’s vanity projects will cost more than $1.8 BILLION.
Instead of gold-plated ballrooms and algae-filled reflecting pools, this money could pay for:
600+ million school lunches
The medical bills of 88,000 veterans for a year
The salaries of 27,000 teachers or firefighters
OK, All you Grifters saying GAS to high ...boo hoo, boo hoo
Just S T O P I T !
Your a Grifter, Your against Trump and what he is doing and we all know it!
M A G A has this!!!
The Senate is on the verge of passing a sweeping college sports bill that would cap how much schools can pay student athletes for name, image and likeness deals, limit transfers and set new eligibility standards. More than 70 senators back the measure, and a test vote is set for today.
But the real drama isn't on the field — it's over what comes next. Senate Majority Leader John Thune wants to keep the chamber in session next week to force votes on the Ratepayer Protection Act, a bill that passed the House 417-3 and would shield consumers from higher utility costs tied to data centers. Democrats blocked the bill last week in what Republicans say was a deliberate move to deny Sen. Jon Husted — one of the most vulnerable GOP incumbents heading into the midterms — a legislative win in Ohio.
Schumer called Husted's bill a "fraud." Republicans plan to make him answer for that word all the way through the midterms.
Full story here https://t.co/Nh6RG1gauu
Americans regard the growth and development of AI technology with far more fear and concern than hope and excitement, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, with broad partisan agreement that the federal government ought to do more to regulate it. https://t.co/71sKrDHSqb