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In 2024, only 33% of Republicans agreed the president should have the right to hire only officials who agree with their policies. Now it’s 64%. Democrats stayed consistent So much Republican politics is justifying whatever Trump happens to be doing today.

This is more than just four quarters. It’s every tailgate, every chant, every moment. It’s fuel that goes beyond the field. This is CELSIUS! LIVE. FIT. GO.

He was convicted of creating a phony charity for the disabled and using the funds for his own personal slush fund. That’s what they’re celebrating.

This is so willfully obtuse. People want Trump to stop abusing his power and acting corruptly. Americans have never seen corruption and executive overreach at this scale and many think it’s bad. Conservatives with an ounce of integrity wouldn’t act blind to this fact.

The wildest part about the largest protest in American history is that the president’s response was to post a video literally proving the point of the protest.

Truly incredible: Providence has never seen a protest like this, from start to finish wrapping the entire downtown.

Just an HUGE crowd in Providence. ❌👑

Incredible: today’s No Kings protest appears to be the largest in Providence, Rhode Island history — 20,000+ showed up to say loud and clear that we will not bow to Trump’s authoritarianism.

Really seems like it should be a bigger news story that Republicans are straight up refusing to seat a duly elected member of Congress solely because she’s the last vote needed to compel the release of the Epstein files.

A little bit about me, my values don’t change based on who I’m talking to. I’m a proud pro-LGBTQ+ rights Governor who vetoed anti-trans legislation in an election year and still beat Trump’s hand-picked candidate.

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Absolutely insane that it’s 2025 and the Republican Party believes that it’s not discriminatory to fire someone for being gay.

The Republican Party, summarized.

A bit surprised that the refusal to seat Adelita Grijalva hasn't generated more heat. Even putting aside the Epstein stuff, her constituents elected her/deserve a seated member.

What's weird about this is, a year ago all the media talked about was how awful inflation was. Here we are, a year later, and it is worse. Yet I'd bet it gets only a tiny fraction of the press attention it got last year.

There’s something remarkable about watching the Pope be a normie Democrat.

Republicans tell us who they are every day.

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