Stephen Nadas
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Leader Thune is blocking critical amendments that would fix the GENIUS Act – including stopping Donald Trump from lining his pockets with shady crypto deals.
Democrats have the power to push for fixes to this bill. We should use it.
Democrats have the power to push for fixes to this bill. We should use it.
Leader Thune is blocking critical amendments that would fix the GENIUS Act
YouTube video by Senator Elizabeth Warren
www.youtube.com
June 11, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Leader Thune is blocking critical amendments that would fix the GENIUS Act – including stopping Donald Trump from lining his pockets with shady crypto deals.
Democrats have the power to push for fixes to this bill. We should use it.
Democrats have the power to push for fixes to this bill. We should use it.
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FYI
If you’re struggling to find health information on US websites now that Nazis and anti-vaxxers are scrubbing the our sites clean of relevant information:
You can check out Canada's Public Health website for helpful resources, dashboards & practical health tips.
www.canada.ca/en/public-he...
If you’re struggling to find health information on US websites now that Nazis and anti-vaxxers are scrubbing the our sites clean of relevant information:
You can check out Canada's Public Health website for helpful resources, dashboards & practical health tips.
www.canada.ca/en/public-he...
Public Health Agency of Canada - Canada.ca
Public Health Agency of Canada
www.canada.ca
February 1, 2025 at 10:15 PM
FYI
If you’re struggling to find health information on US websites now that Nazis and anti-vaxxers are scrubbing the our sites clean of relevant information:
You can check out Canada's Public Health website for helpful resources, dashboards & practical health tips.
www.canada.ca/en/public-he...
If you’re struggling to find health information on US websites now that Nazis and anti-vaxxers are scrubbing the our sites clean of relevant information:
You can check out Canada's Public Health website for helpful resources, dashboards & practical health tips.
www.canada.ca/en/public-he...
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Unlike Trump—Pete Buttigieg always rises to the occasion. He displays the leadership and backbone America desperately needs.
Pete Buttigieg's Response To Trump Was Brilliant
We need more of this
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January 31, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Unlike Trump—Pete Buttigieg always rises to the occasion. He displays the leadership and backbone America desperately needs.
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The censorship algorithm on Twitter reduced our audience by roughly 95%, and seriously, who does that to a wildlife biology & advocacy group ?
So we moved 😇 over here to BlueSky
If you could, please help us regain our following
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Together we can change the world.
So we moved 😇 over here to BlueSky
If you could, please help us regain our following
Follow
Retweet and
Repeat ;-)
Together we can change the world.
January 4, 2025 at 5:56 PM
The censorship algorithm on Twitter reduced our audience by roughly 95%, and seriously, who does that to a wildlife biology & advocacy group ?
So we moved 😇 over here to BlueSky
If you could, please help us regain our following
Follow
Retweet and
Repeat ;-)
Together we can change the world.
So we moved 😇 over here to BlueSky
If you could, please help us regain our following
Follow
Retweet and
Repeat ;-)
Together we can change the world.
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Posting this story about how Ann Telnaes got censored not least bc it'll disseminate the image Jeff Bezos censored.
anntelnaes.substack.com/p/why-im-qui...
anntelnaes.substack.com/p/why-im-qui...
Why I'm quitting the Washington Post
Democracy can't function without a free press
anntelnaes.substack.com
January 4, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Posting this story about how Ann Telnaes got censored not least bc it'll disseminate the image Jeff Bezos censored.
anntelnaes.substack.com/p/why-im-qui...
anntelnaes.substack.com/p/why-im-qui...
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Not quite comfortable that people think that the Supreme Court ruled that the President has immunity and not *a very specific President* has immunity.
Like, y'all still don't see it.
Like, y'all still don't see it.
July 2, 2024 at 4:42 AM
Not quite comfortable that people think that the Supreme Court ruled that the President has immunity and not *a very specific President* has immunity.
Like, y'all still don't see it.
Like, y'all still don't see it.
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Rejecting immigration is a policy of national suicide and should be treated as such
June 30, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Rejecting immigration is a policy of national suicide and should be treated as such
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I mostly don’t care what the founders intended but I think they genuinely wouldn’t have been able to conceive of a person being bribed in the ways Clarence Thomas has been, they’d be like “how would they even get that many hogsheads of fine spices into his house?”
June 29, 2024 at 10:23 PM
I mostly don’t care what the founders intended but I think they genuinely wouldn’t have been able to conceive of a person being bribed in the ways Clarence Thomas has been, they’d be like “how would they even get that many hogsheads of fine spices into his house?”
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The Philadelphia Inquirer gets it right.
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June 29, 2024 at 8:55 PM
The Philadelphia Inquirer gets it right.
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Idk if I'm stating the obvious, but justices never write/speak like this. She's telling the world this is a five-alarm fire and the coup is on.
As Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her dissent last Friday, “The majority disdains restraint, and grasps for power” — and the justices are “making a laughing-stock” of long-standing judicial principles. www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...
The Supreme Court Is a Joke. It’s Not Funny
The justices accidentally, repeatedly referenced laughing gas in a disastrous ruling before declaring that judges know better than agency regulators.
www.rollingstone.com
June 29, 2024 at 8:29 PM
Idk if I'm stating the obvious, but justices never write/speak like this. She's telling the world this is a five-alarm fire and the coup is on.
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Major Subscribers Ask Themselves: What to Do About The New York Times?
June 29, 2024 at 9:10 PM
Major Subscribers Ask Themselves: What to Do About The New York Times?
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One guy is already in the job. He’s old, he’s slower, but by every measure he’s crushing it.
The other guy is reapplying for the job after he was fired from it — and then led a conspiracy and incited a mob to attack the building so he could try to keep his job.
Choose wisely.
The other guy is reapplying for the job after he was fired from it — and then led a conspiracy and incited a mob to attack the building so he could try to keep his job.
Choose wisely.
June 29, 2024 at 9:57 PM
One guy is already in the job. He’s old, he’s slower, but by every measure he’s crushing it.
The other guy is reapplying for the job after he was fired from it — and then led a conspiracy and incited a mob to attack the building so he could try to keep his job.
Choose wisely.
The other guy is reapplying for the job after he was fired from it — and then led a conspiracy and incited a mob to attack the building so he could try to keep his job.
Choose wisely.
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The thing about taking statutory interpretation away from the agencies is that Congress actually has power over those agencies, but does not have power over the Court. It’s power grab in the guise of helping; it’s “helping” in a paternalistic, condescending, unchecked manner.
June 29, 2024 at 11:49 AM
The thing about taking statutory interpretation away from the agencies is that Congress actually has power over those agencies, but does not have power over the Court. It’s power grab in the guise of helping; it’s “helping” in a paternalistic, condescending, unchecked manner.
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I don’t recall the NYT calling for Trump to step down after being convicted of 34 counts of fraud and being called by a judge at his civil trial a rapist in the common person sense
June 29, 2024 at 1:19 AM
I don’t recall the NYT calling for Trump to step down after being convicted of 34 counts of fraud and being called by a judge at his civil trial a rapist in the common person sense
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For the good of the country, Donald Trump should drop out the 2024 presidential race.
Donald Trump Should Drop Out | Washington Monthly
We’ve had months of calls for Joe Biden to drop out because of middling poll numbers. The grounds for a Trump withdrawal are far firmer.
washingtonmonthly.com
May 31, 2024 at 12:46 AM
For the good of the country, Donald Trump should drop out the 2024 presidential race.
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A few years ago, Jon Lovett floated a theory that media treats Democrats like protagonists - to be challenged, accounted, and forced to be behave in growth-oriented ways - while the GOP are treated like antagonists - immutable, expected to disrupt, thematic obstacles.
Thinking about that a lot.
Thinking about that a lot.
I don’t recall the NYT calling for Trump to step down after being convicted of 34 counts of fraud and being called by a judge at his civil trial a rapist in the common person sense
June 29, 2024 at 4:07 AM
A few years ago, Jon Lovett floated a theory that media treats Democrats like protagonists - to be challenged, accounted, and forced to be behave in growth-oriented ways - while the GOP are treated like antagonists - immutable, expected to disrupt, thematic obstacles.
Thinking about that a lot.
Thinking about that a lot.
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really summarizes why you should not take most big media political pundits at all seriously
Disgraceful. They’ve never piled on the other guy like this WHO RAPED A WOMAN AND LED A COUP.
June 28, 2024 at 8:34 PM
really summarizes why you should not take most big media political pundits at all seriously
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Trump is a convicted felon who stole classified documents and tried to do a coup and the NYT never called on him to drop out. Ridiculous
June 29, 2024 at 2:17 AM
Trump is a convicted felon who stole classified documents and tried to do a coup and the NYT never called on him to drop out. Ridiculous
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It's such a wild coincidence that the court legalized bribing public officials a few days ago and today says that every activity the US government regulates now goes through them
Chevron famously said, "Judges are not experts in the field, and are not part of either political branch of the Government."
Today, Roberts and the other chaos agents on the court say:
"Judges are the only experts in any field, and can dictate policy to either political branch of the Gov't"
Today, Roberts and the other chaos agents on the court say:
"Judges are the only experts in any field, and can dictate policy to either political branch of the Gov't"
June 28, 2024 at 3:17 PM
It's such a wild coincidence that the court legalized bribing public officials a few days ago and today says that every activity the US government regulates now goes through them
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It worked with them overturning Roe. It should be this way for every awful decision the GOP and the corrupt SCOTUS make from now on. Make them pay for it, dearly, in every way possible. Make their lives a misery of regret.
Honestly, "every time the GOPers get something, make them wish they hadn't" should always be a running strategy
June 28, 2024 at 9:08 PM
It worked with them overturning Roe. It should be this way for every awful decision the GOP and the corrupt SCOTUS make from now on. Make them pay for it, dearly, in every way possible. Make their lives a misery of regret.
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Batman always put following the rulebook over destroying the Joker by any means necessary no matter how much damage he did and trusted the legal system to work.
June 28, 2024 at 10:29 PM
Batman always put following the rulebook over destroying the Joker by any means necessary no matter how much damage he did and trusted the legal system to work.
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So the guy with a poor debate performance needs to step down from consideration, but the guy who tried to overthrow democracy and who has admitted to sexually assaulting women is fine. Got it.
the New York Times Editorial Board is bullshit
June 28, 2024 at 10:58 PM
So the guy with a poor debate performance needs to step down from consideration, but the guy who tried to overthrow democracy and who has admitted to sexually assaulting women is fine. Got it.