Nebio
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Honestly, it seems he just wants to strong arm the progressives and he really doesn't care if he kills them both. He and the media will blame the dirty hippies for all of it and he will be a hero to the people he cares about: Republicans, lobbyists and CEOs.
If Joe Manchin had sat in his office all day and played Angry Birds on his phone, the House was on a path to pass both his infrastructure bill, and send the BBB bill to the Senate where he could continue to influence it. After that press conference? Who know what happens next.
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Tell me you want Democrats to lose the majority without telling me you want Democrats to lose the majority.
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Do reporters know they’re allowed to google people or does the act of looking up stuff constitute some sort of perceived liberal bias
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Agree, but it begs the question why the Court refused to stop SB8 enforcement initially when the case was on the shadow docket.
Near the end of this first argument, it seems only Justices Alito and Gorsuch are fairly clearly on Texas's side. Really seems to me SB 8 will very soon be toast.
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Mayor & FDNY commish say a significant # of unvaccinated firefighters are claiming to be sick but aren't. They say those city servants should get back to work to fulfill their pledge to the public.
NEW: @FDNY vaccination update: - 77 Firefighters/Officers/et al - 88 EMS - 91 civilian 81% overall.
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#BREAKING: We just secured a ruling vacating the conviction of Jason Serrano, a Legal Aid client who was the target of a NYPD marijuana planting scheme during a routine traffic stop in March of 2018. https://t.co/pZqqBIRntU
gothamist.com
The decision follows the publication of previously secret NYPD disciplinary records obtained by Gothamist and WNYC.
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Lol how ridiculous
Stone just said that being really mad about someone getting an abortion (extreme moral or psychological harm) in Texas is enough of an "injury in fact" to allow private citizens to sue abortion providers. Sorry for the interjection, but wow.
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This also really happened. The Texas lawyer argued that people being "outraged" about an abortion is grounds for them to sue an abortion provider under SB8
Texas wants to stop abortions because an individual would experience "outrage" as a constitutional injury for standing. Outrage.
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Two House Republicans angry at security measures put in place because of the January 6th attack discuss detonating explosives in the United States Capitol
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Crain's NY business estimates Trump Org's revenue fell 35 percent during his presidency, from $700M in 2016 to $450M last year.
Missing the green: Golf’s pandemic surge skipped Trump Organization https://t.co/UFKkRVl4g7 via @CrainsNewYork
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Trump: 10 years ago, “Israel literally owned Congress” but now that’s changed with AOC and Ilhan Omar. “Israel had such power, and rightfully, over Congress.”
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This thread really nails what was off about FBI reaction to red flags before Jan 6
A thread about Jan. 6, what the FBI and Capitol Police knew beforehand, and the need for a hot wash...
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Outstanding items in today's @TheAtlantic
@GrahamDavidA profile of Ohio's Josh Mandel as a truly authentic American phony https://t.co/cYb62GyCO3 and @CaitlinPacific funny and heartbreaking at same time on her bond with celebrities who face cancer
theatlantic.com
Why I love Farrah Fawcett and hate Sheryl Crow
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"Everytime I [have talked about fascism] someone has accused me of exaggeration, of hyperbole..well tonight I'm here to report that we are at the book-banning stage of American authoritarianism. Are you still not worried?" My @MSNBC opening monologue: https://t.co/MMx8Z4uJES
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"While the public may have been surprised by what happened on Jan. 6, the makings of the insurrection had been spotted at every level, from one side of the country to the other. The red flags were everywhere." Part one from @byaaroncdavis & WP team
washingtonpost.com
Law enforcement agencies failed to heed mounting warnings of coming violence as Trump propelled his supporters to Washington in a last desperate attempt to overturn the election results.
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Day 2 of the Globe DC Bureau's series on car attacks is a fascinating look by @jazmineulloa at the deadly 2017 incident in Charlottesville and how it served as a prelude to the wave of vehicle rammings during the 2020 George Floyd protests.
apps.bostonglobe.com
Many hoped that the extreme cruelty and cowardice of the car attack in Charlottesville would make it the last of its kind. As the past year and half has shown, it wasn’t.
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“In the 20 years since the country had created [Homeland Security Ctrs] in response to…Sept. 11, 2001…[it was] the first time, from coast to coast, the centers were blinking red. The hour, date and location of concern…1 p.m., the U.S. Capitol, #Jan6”
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