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@StevenJDuffield
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Husband, father, attorney, policy advocate. Former GOP Senate leadership counsel. @UChicagoLaw @Georgetown. Originally San Diego.
Alexandria, VA
Joined January 2010
A "chill in the air".
A country where you can't lampoon the president is not a free country. Of course, we're not there, not even close, in the US, but there's a bit of a chill in the air today
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RT @MikeNeedham: Humbled by all of the opportunities Ed gave to me and to have had the opportunity to consider such an incredible man bothβ¦.
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I honestly never thought I'd see Trump so openly exasperated with his core supporters; I assumed he'd always just condescend to them.
I have asked the Justice Department to release all Grand Jury testimony with respect to Jeffrey Epstein, subject only to Court Approval. With that being said, and even if the Court gave its full and unwavering approval, nothing will be good enough for the troublemakers and.
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Remember when everyone thought the LA Times was going to become right wing?.
Granderson: Eliminating national holidays is a promising idea. Start with the racist ones (via @latimesopinion )
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RT @AngelaBelcamino: I wish current day talk show hosts like Colbert and Kimmel would take the advice of Johnny Carson. In this clip, he eβ¦.
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"I didn't mean actual diversity. ".
Effective today, I have resigned from the Advisory Board of UATX. While I believe very much in the importance of competition and innovation in higher education, and see major problems with the lack of diverse perspective in elite institutions, I am not comfortable with the course.
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States. What are they?.
The Senate voted to slash $9 billion in federal funding previously allocated for foreign aid and public broadcasting. Will rural stations survive the cuts?
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RT @StevenJDuffield: Some jump immediately to court-made con law: you have no "expectation of privacy!" But there is no reason we must be tβ¦.
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$100M to run a talk show? It's just a talk show.
The timing and optics are terrible, but Stephen Colbertβs show costs more than $100M a year to produce and is losing more than $40M a year. CBS execs had been mulling for a long time whether to pull the plug. Details β¬οΈβ¬οΈ
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Hate hate hate this pointless "lowkey" usage.
ngl i lowkey hate how you just aren't allowed to bring a bag anywhere, no shows, concerts, sporting events etc. Just makes it less feasible to come straight from work or elsewhere less you have a car.
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Some jump immediately to court-made con law: you have no "expectation of privacy!" But there is no reason we must be trapped by antisocial behavior. Far more work should be done working out how to handle this constant recording. We don't have to be as awful as . Britain.
Based on all the "gotcha" videos over the recent years, is everyone is A-OK with being on camera all the time? Being surveilled all the time? That we should never expect a private moment at all when out of the house? Or in the house? From what Teslas and Waymos are recording.
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The funniest thing ever would be if Trump were secretly an eloquent poet, yearning to express his heart-longings in patterned verse.
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More. inTENsity. !.
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RT @DJBrabrook: Wow!!!. Jaguar tried to rebrand and wiped itself off the map. After ditching ICE engines to go all-electric, sales nosediveβ¦.
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how'd this hold up?.
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RT @EsotericCD: The remains the most inexplicable act of willful self-destruction in recent brand history. It puts Bud Light and Dylan Mulvβ¦.
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Yet the House floor ground to a halt because the House continues to turn into the Senate.
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Great illustration as to why the convention that the minority party not support rules to consider bills is moronic. More than 100 Democrats supported the bill on final passage.
308-122: House passed legislation as part of the GOP's "Crypto Week" to establish the first federal framework for regulating payment stablecoins in the cryptocurrency market. 12 Republicans voted No. Senate passed the GENIUS Act 68-30 last month. Now heads to President Trump to
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36 Democrats just voted to block this man's nomination to serve his country by fighting terrorism. It's all so thoroughly unhinged.
By a vote of 46-36, the #Senate invoked cloture on the nomination of John Hurley to be Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Crimes, Department of the Treasury. It was a party line vote.
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