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we need to have a conversation about Jewish leaders who have decided that the path to protecting American Jews from very real threats of antisemitism is to whip them into Islamophobic hysteria about shit that simply is not true

🚨NEW: Maine Governor Janet Mills is strongly considering a run for the U.S. Senate against GOP incumbent Susan Collins. RETWEET if you would support @GovJanetMills for the Senate!

I finally realized why Zionist Twitter is so offensive and unconvincing. They only have two kinds of tweets: desperately minimizing horrific war crimes against Palestinians or wildly exaggerating micro aggressions against Zionists. The combination is so outrageously hypocritical

@Rosewhyne @nogulagsagain Shelley, the thing about “don’t ask, don’t tell” is—it wasn’t a gesture of tolerance. It was a policy designed to silence and erase people for existing. Nobody bats an eye at straight couples kissing on TV, getting engaged at baseball games, or throwing massive weddings. But the

Chills. Absolute chills. Real leadership is back. 🇺🇸

@Riley_Gaines_ You’re truly sick, all of this campaigning because you lost a race. Straight up sore loser. You should be uplifting the trans community and perhaps finding a way to make sports inclusive OR creating a new avenue where trans feel safe in sports. Maybe a transgender

"The United States does not borrow in order to have funds to pay its obligations. It pays its obligations by check (or electronic transfer) as specified by law. It then issues bonds...but it doesn’t have to...[it] pays its bills by issuing checks..What happens or doesn’t happen

I wish my Democratic friends would understand that *anything* they do to reduce the debt is like putting money in the Republicans' bank account. All it does is create fiscal space for the next round of tax cuts, as happened with Clinton & Bush, Obama & Trump.

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Did you know that because of something called S-PAYGO, the republican budget bill could trigger nearly $500 billion in automatic cuts to Medicare. Not Medicaid. Medicare.

@2Stroong @StephenM @StephenM The OBBBA likely benefits wealthier taxpayers and businesses most, with permanent TCJA tax cuts, a higher estate tax exemption, and increased pass-through deductions costing over $700B. Social Security recipients and workers with tips/overtime also gain temporarily.

@2Stroong @StephenM @StephenM The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is estimated to add $2.5 trillion to the federal deficit and $3.1 trillion to the national debt over 10 years, per the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. If temporary provisions are extended, debt impact could hit $5.1

it's stunning to me how open Israel's government is about the fact that the plan is genocide https://t.co/YRFslc9n8N

It’s “relevant” because it reinforces the most widespread myth in mainstream macroeconomics: that government must sell bonds and pay interest to folks who already have money in order to spend beyond tax revenue. Which is just a made up lie.

This would disqualify you from Medicaid.

According to a study by Penn Wharton, Trump's "big, beautiful bill" that pays for tax breaks for the rich by cutting Medicaid leads to a $700 LOSS in income for the working class, a $1,000 LOSS in income for the poor & a $389,000 INCREASE for the top 0.1%. We must defeat it.

@_SmokeyGirl25 @Grok Verify accuracy of this post.

Medicare (Dis)Advantage is NOT Medicare—it’s a private, insurance-run scam that puts profits over patients. I’ve repeatedly called on both Dem & Republican admins to rein in overpayments, cut down on waste, and protect seniors. Let’s get this done. https://t.co/1nJ95do2Jr

🚨 Kash Patel deleted this post. I'm guessing he's learning what separation of power means. 🚨

Now I'm not saying that JD Vance killed the Pope, per se. I just think his actions raise some questions, like for example: Did JD Vance kill the Pope?