Nonyabidness

He did say he’d swear Grijalva in after they vote on the shutdown. My guess, shutdown vote on 11/21 and use some hocus pocus to continue to delay swearing her in.

C’mon. These trolls live under bridges. You can’t expect them to know what’s going on in the real world!

Delusional.

Fuck yeah!!!

Shohei shaking hands with Trump after 2024 World Series win.

They went for last year’s win on April 7, 2025. Why would they not go if invited?

Wild that the Dems aren’t running ads like this. Thank you, Ontario!

Our money being used to demolish a historic site... Can I stop paying taxes until this regime is out?

#NoKings

Shut that shit down

Fucking monsters

Spineless twat

Every day costs have gone up. I’ve curtailed nonessential spending this year and haven’t saved a dime.

❤️ from CA!

You heard the man. Epstein Files are foul territory.

He genuinely looks pleased with himself.

And we pissed them off.

This is the best thing I’ve ever seen. 😍

San Diego showed up!

Wild that they are even acknowledging there will be nationwide protests this weekend.

So much winning

DOGE’s “Wall of Receipts” is a Wall of Deception. Another stellar breakdown from @fahrenthold.bsky.social: at least 44 contracts Musk bragged about killing came back to life—costing agencies $220M. But DOGE still lists them as "terminated," padding their phony wins.
Zombie lies.
Zombie contracts. 🧟‍♂️

Saying something is transparent does not make it so. Pmuch applies to all of their nonsense. 🤦🏻‍♀️

This! Stop supporting Bezos owned Whole Foods.

Interesting that if you shop at Whole Foods, a lot of money is spent making it feel like a place that respects workers and embraces progressive values, but it is not.

Costco just feels like a warehouse but they treat their workers pretty well and has rejected anti-DEI BS

😂 thanks for the laugh.

Requiring REAL IDs and passports and birth certificates to vote?!?

Imagine if these were required to buy a gun.

Union leaders, advocates, workers to gather at Labor Department to demand that Chavez-DeRemer preserve vital programs and staff WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Monday, April 14, at 12 p.m. ET, labor movement leaders, workers, and advocates will hold a press conference at the Department of Labor’s Frances Perkins Building in Washington, D.C., to demand that Trump’s Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer preserve critical DOL programs and public servants amid damaging cuts from DOGE, which put worker safety at risk. This press conference comes on the heels of nationwide “Hands Off” demonstrations where hundreds of thousands of Americans showed up to reject DOGE and push back on the Trump administration’s dangerous agenda. April 14 is the deadline for employees of four DOL agencies to accept or reject the reopened Deferred Resignation Program offer (others have a deadline of April 18). Who: Union leaders, advocates, labor experts, workers. Speaker list to come. What: Press conference demanding an end to President Trump and Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer’s harmful cuts to DOL’s agencies and cruel staff firings When: 12pm, Monday, April 14 Where: Department of Labor, 200 Constitution Ave. NW. Exact location to come. RSVP: Please RSVP to fedworkers2025@gmail.com

RSVP: Please RSVP to fedworkers2025@gmail.com. This press conference comes at a critical time for the Department of Labor. Just two weeks ago, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer cancelled all Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) grants, including grants to prevent child and forced labor. The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) has been effectively shuttered by the Trump administration. Other agencies that may be targeted include the Office of Public Affairs (OPA), which communicates important information to the public, and the Women's Bureau (WB), which has promoted working women’s rights since 1920. DOL has reopened the deferred resignation program to most employees, indicating that they are preparing to lay off a significant number of workers and possibly even eliminate these and other agencies. Employees at these agencies and more well-known DOL agencies like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Wage & Hour Division (WHD) do the critical work of ensuring U.S. workers get paid what they're owed, stay safe at work, and can work in environments free from discrimination; and that children are not forced into dangerous employment. A cut to any DOL programs would harm the Department’s ability to do its job of looking out for American workers, which Secretary Chavez-DeRemer has claimed is her mission.

🗓️🚨 MONDAY, APRIL 14

If you care about workers and you want to do something to help, please join us at the Labor Department in D.C. at 12.

We humbly beg for your support in the wake of Fork 2.0 and the likelihood of massive RIFs. There is still time to save critical services but we have to act NOW.

I miss wholesome political moments like this. Thank you, sir. ❤️💕

Thank you to the administrators for holding the line.