The allegations involve hiding, in some instances, data re: harm. In the 1970s, Ralph Nader sued Ford b/c they allegedly hid the fact that their fuel tanks had a design defect that made them likely to explode on impact. Wonder what he thinks of this. @nader.org www.msn.com/en-ie/cars/n...

Good for the plaintiffs' attorneys and the state AG's. Maybe, just maybe, corporate accountability and corporate ethics are not just "woke values," but good for business b/c then you don't end up getting sued (hopefully where it hurts) for (allegedly) doing some of the most vile things imaginable.

@governor.ca.gov Someone really will look stupid. The question is who will break from the ranks of the lemmings.

Old enough to remember when the Otto Warmbler story was a huge scandal under the first T administration. T had Warmbler's family at the state of the union. www.bbc.com/news/world-u...

Thanks for sharing this.

I am concerned that AI disconnects people from the reality checks they would otherwise get from interacting with actual humans. Also, much like Facebook, etc., AI bots are incentivized to keep people engaged and online. How they keep people online (what the actual programming is) deserves inquiry.

@schiff.senate.gov @padilla.senate.gov @vanhollen.senate.gov Please stop this admin from starting an ill-advised war w/ Venezuela. It will alienate the world, including our allies, as has been seen recently w/ the UK limiting certain intel out of humanitarian concerns re: boat strikes

@schiff.senate.gov @vanhollen.senate.gov @padilla.senate.gov @wyden.senate.gov @captmarkkelly.bsky.social This is unacceptable.

I still remember the crazy claim that McGahn had saved T from legal liability by not acting on his orders. It was malpractice. Josh Gerstein at Politico was the only one who accurately reported re: attempted obstruction of justice also being a crime, which was set out in the relevant statute

Kelly's wife Gabby Giffords was shot when she was a congresswoman. There should be massive bipartisan pushback against this call for violence.

@ilattygeneral.bsky.social Please at least try to pierce federal immunity and prosecute this case, where crimes were clearly committed.

It is sampling from Hitler and every other amoral strongman in history. They are inviting people with real problems to blame everything on easy scapgoats who don't have much power to fight back.

Kushner isn't mentioned enough. Byline News has reporting that E had insider WH knowledge. Who was he talking to? bylinetimes.com/2025/11/17/j...

"Which is better—to have rules and agree, or to hunt and kill?"

See also "Lord of the Flies."

If not censure, can't they at least have an ethics investigation?

How about the fact that Epstein had insider knowledge of happenings within the Trump administration, and what he shared was news to Bannon, according to Byline News?https://bylinetimes.com/2025/11/17/jeffrey-epstein-had-access-to-trumps-inner-circle-while-working-with-steve-bannon/

"Trump and Miller's War on Christmas." The headlines write themselves.

This highlights a major failing of the Supreme Court's recent decision re: nationwide injunctions (it encourages bad actors to hopscotch their way across the country).

Who raised these weirdos? Congratulations on your accomplishment in a field that makes a big difference to our planet's health.

The writers probably called him before the article went to press and asked for a comment? Maybe he knew this article was coming.

U.S. Deports Asylum Seekers to Southern Mexico Without Their Phones The Trump administration’s deportation flights to the Mexican southern border towns of Tapachula and Villahermosa leave people stranded with few resources. Written by Kate Morrissey This a...

@schiff.senate.gov @vanhollen.senate.gov @padilla.senate.gov This may not be an official policy of the U.S. yet, but reports of individuals being deported w/o their cell phones is a red flag. Please do some oversight on this issue. www.daylightsandiego.org/u-s-deports-...

I'm sorry you went through something so traumatizing while trying to help others. It's okay if you can't or don't want to, but consider talking to lawyers. There are issues involving federal immunity, but this appears to be is so over the line you might be able to hold them accountable.

The crossover of having Bush cousins be involved in both the Bush/Gore election and the first T election, while less noteworthy, is also astonishing. www.washingtonpost.com/archive/life...

It's an interesting role for him. He can help orchestrate and even initiate horrendous policies, but since she's the face of it, if anything goes south, he can easily turn on her and sell her out.

Couldn't the Senate subpoena these too? @robertgarcia.bsky.social @raskin.house.gov

If, after all the meticulous redactions, they're still not releasing it, that is potentially informative. Raises the possibility that there's too much contextual evidence to successfully redact or that there are so many mentions that if they released it, the cover-up would be obvious.

It's not legal. Not by a country mile; a single justice can't overrule case law and even Kav specifically declined to comment re: excessive force. The problem is that there's a lot of immunity for federal officers, but people should still be trying to hold them accountable.

Why does Pam Bondi still have a bar license? @americanbar.org

@schiff.senate.gov @schiff.senate.gov The Senate should not be out of session rn. Please do something to hold the WH accountable.