The SAVE Act would be the first voter suppression bill ever passed by Congress. Lawmakers should be protecting the freedom to vote — not restricting it. We urge Congress to reject the SAVE Act. 5/
This seems like the sort of thing that would result in a massive and successful lawsuit against the federal government but luckily for the Trump administration they've already squeezed Big Law over pro bono work...
A cabinet official is telling people that the richest man on the planet needs to be protected from hard working folks who are witnessing Elon gutting their quality of life.
»Redl ist ein System« or Why SignalGate Matters
SignalGate isn’t an isolated screw-up, rather a tell regarding the flaws and lies of America’s national security elites…meanwhile, the clock’s ticking
https://t.co/IwBVWUigtH
The Trump administration’s top intelligence officials named illicit drug actors, China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea as top threats to the United States at this week's annual threat assessment hearing.
Read more about these threats: https://t.co/zfzxw2Itju
This seems horrifyingly bad: Social Security employee warns ‘people could be out of benefits for months’ as staffers who fix payment glitches exit https://t.co/cEti4dtToT
@Acyn He doesn't believe this. If he did, and he had a lick of sense, he would do less hoarding of wealth and would ensure people have the resources needed for safe pregnancy and reading children. So he's either stupid, or just lying to justify his creepy breeding fetish.
Hey, Florida and Wisconsin! What y’all doing on Tuesday?
Voting to save Democracy and the rule of law? You have the power! Vote for these fine people and we grab back a bit of sanity, one position at a time.
Thank you from the rest of us!
#ResistanceBlue
Good thread by @JTCestkowski of @WKOW on my town hall last night in Baraboo. Over 250 people packed the City Council chambers expressing their concern with GOP cuts to Medicaid, education, food assistance and more.
People are pissed.
Keep fighting, folks. When we fight we win.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau capped bank overdraft fees at $5 last year. They estimated it would save Americans $5 billion a year.
The Senate just voted to overturn it.
Every Republican senator except one voted to allow banks to charge you higher fees.