Folk singers, Paul Stookey, left, Mary Travers and Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary, pose in Hollywood, Calif., July 6, 1965. Wish they were still around singing their hearts out.

At noon ET today, an adjudicated insurrectionist who previously took an oath of allegiance to the Constitution will be sown in & allowed to again hold public office. Given the express text of the 14th Amendment, does anyone notice a pesky little constitution problem with today's swearing in?

I will forgive and forget January 6th when I’m dead.

I guess "government efficiency" is building autobahns and making the trains run on time

BREAKING: We just asked a federal court to immediately hold a hearing on the Trump administration's abrupt shut down of CBP One, a mobile app that was the last way to seek asylum at the southern border.

Seeking safety through asylum is a right.

President-elect Trump’s anti-civil liberties agenda will require state and local governments to assist mass deportations, crackdowns on protest rights, and more. Our elected officials have the power to resist.

Martin Luther King, Jr. fought to end our nation's deliberate neglect and abuse of Black Americans. He was relentlessly targeted by our government for his views and pursuit of equality.

At this pivotal moment, we honor his legacy by fighting injustice in all its forms, with everything we've got.

This is almost such an obvious point, it feels slightly crazy to point it out, but a politician winning a national election does not mean that the criticisms of that politician were wrong. Nixon and Bush both go reelected and everything their most unsparing critics said about them was right.

Something fitting about all of this being relegated to being indoors. It feels so claustrophobic and also like a funeral

Three press freedom threats to watch during Trump's second anti-press presidency: Increased leak investigations, criminal prosecutions of journalists, and abuse of government surveillance against the press.
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I think I'm just gonna... stay very unplugged today.

As Donald Trump prepares to take office again, Jon Meacham discusses what history shows us about the resilience of democracy against the rising tides of authoritarianism. “Because democracy is human,” Meacham says, “it’s going to be up and down and back and forth.” www.msnbc.com/ali-velshi/w...