RT @SenBooker: The people of New Jersey deserve a US Attorney who will work to keep our communities safe and impartially pursue justice. It….

RT @SenAdamSchiff: This is not a headline in The Onion. This is just another day in the Trump Administration.

You can’t push for the Justice Department to tell a court “f*** you,” hide information from the court, and expect to get away with it. Emil Bove should be nowhere near the federal bench.

A whistleblower credibly came forward to disclose concerning conduct by the Justice Department’s senior leadership—including Emil Bove. We’re investigating.

BREAKING: Senate Judiciary Democrats investigate Justice, Defense, and Homeland Security Departments about DOJ’s defiance of court orders, following whistleblower disclosure.

RT @SenatorDurbin: Taking health insurance away from 17 million families and closing rural hospitals is a helluva way to make America great.

RT @SenatorDurbin: Four Republican Senators need to stand up and say “enough.”.

LGBTQ+ stories matter—no matter what the Supreme Court says.

BREAKING: Supreme Court just ruled 6-3 in a decision that allows for LGBTQ+ discrimination in public schools—a loss for freedom of speech, public education, and LGBTQ+ rights.

Republicans are desperate to chip away at the Affordable Care Act. It’s popular. It’s effective. And, it’s here to stay. Democrats will hold the line for PATIENTS, not profits.

BREAKING: Supreme Court just ruled 6-3 in favor of upholding key provisions of the Affordable Care Act—a WIN for health care access.

Justice SOTOMAYOR in dissent: “The rule of law… is a precept of our democracy that will endure only if those brave enough in every branch fight for its survival.”. The Supreme Court just gutted judges’ power to fully block even the most lawless actions of the Trump Admin.

BREAKING: Supreme Court just ruled 6-3 to limit judges’ power to block unconstitutional orders nationwide—a LOSS for the rule of law and the Constitution.

We won.

BREAKING: Supreme Court rules 5-4 to maintain the strength of the bipartisan First Step Act and its sentencing reforms, in a win for criminal justice reform.

Sen. BLUMENTHAL: You issued a ruling in favor of Trump on February 12. Before then had you ever spoken about consideration for a judicial vacancy?. Trump nominee: I paid a courtesy visit in November like I do every year. Blumenthal: So yes?. Nominee: Yes, the last several years.

Sen. WHITEHOUSE: How many cases have you tried to verdict or judgment?. Trump nominee: Two. Whitehouse: Conducted pre-trial discovery?. Nominee: Depends. Whitehouse: Direct exam?. Nominee: No. Whitehouse: Cross exam?. Nominee: No. Whitehouse: Motion in limine?. Nominee: No.

Listen to this Trump nominee struggle through recalling Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Painful to watch. Even a Senate Judiciary Republican said he needs to “brush up.”

Sen. BOOKER: You were trying to find two attorneys to dismiss the Adams case. Is that correct?. Trump nominee: Yes.

Sen. WELCH: You can’t say that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election?. Trump nominee: That’s political, so I can’t address that. Welch: How is that political?. (Basic math isn’t political.)