B is short for Bee ✊🇺🇦

Roses are red
Violets are blue

"the president is asserting dictatorial power and ‘constitutional crisis’ doesn’t capture the gravity of the situation.”

Here's an expert saying that "constitutional crisis" isn't the right term **because it doesn't go far enough.**

"The president is asserting dictatorial power and ‘constitutional crisis’ doesn’t capture the gravity of the situation.”

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The only fair way to handle this is to appoint a team of teenagers to tear this company limb from limb until we find out what kind of financial damage they are hiding and where

Trump’s Plan to Control Elections Is Coming Into Focus Read more here.

NEW: President Trump has outlined his extreme vision for U.S. elections since his inauguration. In recent weeks, his administration has taken steps to enact his ideas and dangerously weaken our election systems.

Almost 100 years ago, famed American composer Cole Porter wrote "The Lost Liberty Blues".

Still a banger.

YouTube video by Amanda King Lost Liberty Blues by Amanda King

Almost 100 years years old, and still a banger:

Trump's "negotiations" with Russia: he refuses to admit they invaded Ukraine, asks them for nothing while telling Ukraine to surrender, stops monitoring their cyber threats against the US, stops sharing intelligence on them with Ukraine, and now, stops investigating their crimes against Ukraine.

Judge Boasberg is a hero.

Keep screaming! It’s working!

Poster for events titled "Descend on DC," featuring dates and locations for a march on the National Mall and other protests.

Call to action: 3 days of protest in DC

Veterans March
Media March
Save America Protest

#3E #StandWithUkraine #TeslaTakeDown #FuckICE #FreePalestine #14thNow

While I'm heartbroken to see the paper I used to love fall to ruin, it restores a bit of my faith in humanity to see that the people whose work I respected and enjoyed the most are leaving. We need honest, intelligent journalism now more than ever.

They called him Sleepy Joe because we could sleep at night.

While I'm heartbroken to see the paper I used to love fall to ruin, it restores a bit of my faith in humanity to see that the people whose work I respected and enjoyed the most are leaving. We need honest, intelligent journalism now more than ever.

Not just safe to assume - dangerous NOT to assume.

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People aren’t just showing up—they’re fired up.
The energy is with progressive leaders, not the moderates or corporate puppets.

"I walked out when he started lying about Social Security, and we know what's really happening...I couldn't take that."

Listen to my radio interview with KCBS on why I walked out of the President's Joint Address and how I'm focusing on #CA12.

This doctor is unquestionably a hero, as is the community that supported him. And yet:

Very heartening to see foreign officials mocking him for being a fucking clown. Feels like the garlic to his vampire

And what they want is the same as in 1860: SLAVERY.

“[They] have openly stated their aims: to destroy the nation-state....Citizens become subjects owned by the state – ‘state slaves’ - because ‘everything rots when it has no owner—human beings included’.”

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Because DOGE has shut down USAID's payment system (Phoenix), our housing electricity and the electricity in our USAID building have not been paid for. Mission leadership has informed us that the only reason our electricity is on is because we've asked for an extension from the electric company. The Mission asked for a waiver but because our payment system is down, the Treasury has no way to issue money to USAID and State Department representatives here are hesitant to make payments on our behalf for fear of not being reimbursed. 7. Once the electricity goes out in our homes, we lose access to our security cameras and radios. Again, I live in a high-risk post, so access to security systems is very important to me. 8. I have been told by Mission leadership that the cell phone and internet bills are due this week with no way to pay them. This is despite the so-called "waiver" process that has been allegedly implemented to preserve such access. 9. Our cell phones and radios are also the only way to communicate with the Regional Security Office about security threats. We have access to no other USAID security systems.

The agency is also considering spending about $25,000 to install a washer and dryer on the building’s 6th floor, according to a Feb. 25 invoice obtained by POLITICO. There is also a child’s play area decorated with a stuffed animal and toys, according to a photo of the room shared with POLITICO. “People are definitely … sleeping there,” said one GSA staffer.

DOGE cut off payments for the electricity, cell phone, and internet service of U.S. government employees who work in a high-risk area in Central America.

Meanwhile, DOGE apparently plans to spend $25,000 to install a washer and dryer for their own personal use in a federal office building in DC.

Remember this!

If his goal was really just to cut fraud and waste or whatever, he could do everything he's doing in a legal and Constitutional (albeit morally indefensible) way.

So why does he keep ignoring the law?

Because this is his ACTUAL goal:

"INHERENT AUTHORITY"

Total power, with no laws or limits.

That's exactly the point.

If his goal was really just to cut fraud and waste or whatever, he could do everything he's doing in a legal and Constitutional (albeit morally indefensible) way.

So why does he keep defying the law?

Because THAT is his ACTUAL goal: total power, with no laws or limits.

TEMU NASA.

These are the words that will get me through the day.

Say ya to da UP, eh! Keep up the hard work! You're making this former 'gander proud.

Read the Full Text of Obama's Speech in Selma The President spoke on Saturday in Selma, Ala.

It’s the 60th Anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” at Selma, and thus the 10th anniversary of President Obama’s speech there, my favorite of all his public oratory, although it reads differently now. 🧵

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Absolutely. If a right doesn't apply to everyone equally, then it's not actually a right at all. It's just a privilege for those currently in favor.

Absolutely. If a right doesn't apply to everyone equally, then it's not actually a right at all. It's just a privilege for those currently in favor.