RT @i: RT @mmpadellan: TWEEPS: Over 776,000 kids lost SNAP benefits due to Trump's Big Ugly Bill. Children go hungry while Republicans po...

RT @i: RT @votevets: BREAKING: Cait Conley is projected to WIN the highly contested NY-17 Democratic Primary. Conley now faces Republican Mike Law...

Four years ago today, an influenced Supreme Court granted the Heritage Foundation its biggest desire, harming American women nationwide. The devastating #Dobbs ruling resulted in young women dying from bleeding in hospital lots and drastically increased maternal death rates. These fatalities were avoidable, and SCOTUS, Trump, the Heritage Foundation, and all who supported this gradual assault on democracy and healthcare bear responsibility. Remember: Trump not only diminished the rights and safety of our daughters compared to their grandmothers, but he also proudly declared he signed the death warrants for American women facing pregnancy complications. Vote with this in mind.

RT @TeaPainUSA: PATRIOTS: Tea Pain is furious. Four years ago today, Roe was overturned, stripping women of a basic freedom. If we seek to regain these rights, we must elect representatives committed to safeguarding them. #VoteDemRestoreRoe

RT @votevets: Veterans nationwide are excelling and dominating. Cait Conley in NY-17, Nancy Lacore in SC-01, and Rebecca Bennett in NJ-07. They understand true service and are ready to bring it to Washington.

RT @mmpadellan: TWEEPS: Four years ago today, Roe was overturned, taking away reproductive freedom for millions of women. The way to regain those rights is through the ballot box.

I require 1,000 quick RTs and replies using #VoteDemRestoreRoe

Please and thank you! 🙏💪

FRIENDS: Can we get 1,000 quick replies using the hashtag #VoteDemRestoreRoe to mark the 4th anniversary of Roe being overturned and remind Americans that elections matter?

In case you missed it, ICE agents tried to scare a poll worker in Syracuse, telling her to erase an old post about current events. This is an early trial. Corinne Straight explains:

This is completely nuts. Peter Navarro is outright fabricating claims about Dr. Anthony Fauci's crucial part in managing COVID. They aim to alter recent history. We all lived through it and recall Fauci being the sole sensible figure. The contempt for Fauci arose from the idea that the pandemic hurt Trump's re-election prospects, and his administration's failure to handle it correctly led to great pain and preventable fatalities. They believe we are this foolish and pose this great a risk. Is anyone accepting this nonsense?

RT @mmpadellan: TWEEPS: A bipartisan housing bill aimed at reducing housing costs will not be signed by Trump, as he prefers a voter suppression bill. He reportedly "doesn't give a rat's ass" about housing. I need 1,000 RTs and replies quickly using #TrumpsHousingCrisis. Thank you! 🙏💪

RT @TeaPainUSA: PATRIOTS: Tea Pain is furious, like a homeowner receiving another tax bill. A bipartisan housing bill would have helped reduce housing expenses, but Trump rejected it. Guess affordability isn't important. #TrumpsHousingCrisis

FRIENDS: Can we get 1,000 quick replies using the hashtag #TrumpsHousingCrisis to highlight that Trump is blocking a bipartisan housing bill that could help lower costs for struggling Americans?

Today, #SCOTUS announced a harsh decision regarding TPS for Haitian and Syrian migrants, yet simultaneously, we are facilitating immigration based on one of Elon Musk's favored racist conspiracy theories. Corinne Straight explains it quickly:

Ted, we're all aware of the answer. A woman's someone who hides her drink when you walk in.

Hosts Corinne Straight and Iago Lashua dissect swirling questions regarding Trump’s declining health, amid speculation he's on an experimental new drug, Retatrutide.

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Rep. Thomas Massie highlights a critical issue regarding the recent flood of GOP claims about "rigged elections." Massie points out that Republicans currently hold power in all three branches of government, at least until November. Despite this, they persistently assert that elections are rigged. The question then arises: why would a president in office repeatedly make such claims?

Tucker Carlson alleges that Trump privately resents his diminishing Evangelical support, especially concerning abortion. Carlson states, "Trump is mad at Christians for opposing abortion and mentions it a lot, a lot in private. A lot. And he’s — very annoyed by it, and opposition to abortion annoys him a lot. He’s mentioned [it] to me like 30 times." Despite this, Trump publicizes his role in overturning Roe v. Wade; four years later, the Dobbs decision has resulted in numerous avoidable fatalities.

Remarkably, amidst this entire confession, Mike Johnson fails to utter even once that the Congressional inquiries he foresees post-midterm losses would be *unjustified*? "Should we — should we lose the midterms, God forbid, these Democrats — believe me, impeachment isn't the primary worry. They'll transform every congressional committee into an investigative unit, targeting the president's family, the cabinet, his benefactors, and associates — half of you present will be scrutinized. I manage the protection detail. I'll ensure your safety. We will prevail. We will win the midterms. Agreed? Understood?" He refrains from labeling it "lawfare," nor does he attempt to assert that the investigations would lack foundation. Johnson never once suggested that "half the attendees" present were undeserving of scrutiny. He's not even attempting to conceal their alleged wrongdoing.