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#ThankYouJoe
#Forever46
#DogsOfBlueSky
#WTPBlue #Dems4USA
#DoNotObeyInAdvance
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'...You often find out at trial that people dispute things, that you never thought would be disputed during the investigation...'
I hear you #JackSmith When defendants have their backs up against the proverbial wall, they might dispute anything & of course, lie
I hear you #JackSmith When defendants have their backs up against the proverbial wall, they might dispute anything & of course, lie
January 2, 2026 at 6:10 PM
'...You often find out at trial that people dispute things, that you never thought would be disputed during the investigation...'
I hear you #JackSmith When defendants have their backs up against the proverbial wall, they might dispute anything & of course, lie
I hear you #JackSmith When defendants have their backs up against the proverbial wall, they might dispute anything & of course, lie
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Unlike CBS, I believe that the media should take into account the perspectives of those advocating for free and fair elections. I started Democracy Docket to do just that -- provide you news, information and analysis of what is happening to democracy in court. Sign up now. hubs.ly/Q03M8rql0
January 3, 2026 at 12:09 AM
Unlike CBS, I believe that the media should take into account the perspectives of those advocating for free and fair elections. I started Democracy Docket to do just that -- provide you news, information and analysis of what is happening to democracy in court. Sign up now. hubs.ly/Q03M8rql0
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They’re absolutely trying to suppress the vote. That’s been their goal for decades now. People like @marcelias.bsky.social are doing fantastic work in court to protect our freedoms.
It’s up to us to help them - we have to make these midterms too big to rig and get them some help in DC.
It’s up to us to help them - we have to make these midterms too big to rig and get them some help in DC.
January 3, 2026 at 1:58 AM
They’re absolutely trying to suppress the vote. That’s been their goal for decades now. People like @marcelias.bsky.social are doing fantastic work in court to protect our freedoms.
It’s up to us to help them - we have to make these midterms too big to rig and get them some help in DC.
It’s up to us to help them - we have to make these midterms too big to rig and get them some help in DC.
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Europe has already stepped up quite a bit, and I wouldn’t discount the amount that Ukraine is able to do domestically. They’ve got one of more impressive drone (both air and sea) programs out there. They’ve also really ramped up their missile production capabilities.
January 3, 2026 at 1:52 AM
Europe has already stepped up quite a bit, and I wouldn’t discount the amount that Ukraine is able to do domestically. They’ve got one of more impressive drone (both air and sea) programs out there. They’ve also really ramped up their missile production capabilities.
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I really hope he does this, honestly.
He will be trolled RELENTLESSLY on social media and cable news, and that will drive him crazy.
He will be trolled RELENTLESSLY on social media and cable news, and that will drive him crazy.
January 3, 2026 at 1:56 AM
I really hope he does this, honestly.
He will be trolled RELENTLESSLY on social media and cable news, and that will drive him crazy.
He will be trolled RELENTLESSLY on social media and cable news, and that will drive him crazy.
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The Senate will be tough. No point in sugar coating that. We should still do everything we can to take it back, but it’s important to set realistic expectations.
At his current approval ratings, the House should be an electoral bloodbath. We obviously can’t get complacent, but I feel good about it.
At his current approval ratings, the House should be an electoral bloodbath. We obviously can’t get complacent, but I feel good about it.
January 3, 2026 at 1:36 AM
The Senate will be tough. No point in sugar coating that. We should still do everything we can to take it back, but it’s important to set realistic expectations.
At his current approval ratings, the House should be an electoral bloodbath. We obviously can’t get complacent, but I feel good about it.
At his current approval ratings, the House should be an electoral bloodbath. We obviously can’t get complacent, but I feel good about it.
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Not if we do our jobs, it won’t. We need to make sure people are aware of the change, and we need to urge everyone to vote as early a possible in their states.
Barring that, we’re going to have to be willing to stand in line to vote on Election Day - we have a nation to save.
Barring that, we’re going to have to be willing to stand in line to vote on Election Day - we have a nation to save.
January 3, 2026 at 1:45 AM
Not if we do our jobs, it won’t. We need to make sure people are aware of the change, and we need to urge everyone to vote as early a possible in their states.
Barring that, we’re going to have to be willing to stand in line to vote on Election Day - we have a nation to save.
Barring that, we’re going to have to be willing to stand in line to vote on Election Day - we have a nation to save.
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I seriously doubt that. All the shady deals he’s been part of around the world? Someone definitely has dirt on him.
I’m kind of surprised we haven’t seen more leak, too.
I’m kind of surprised we haven’t seen more leak, too.
January 3, 2026 at 1:53 AM
I seriously doubt that. All the shady deals he’s been part of around the world? Someone definitely has dirt on him.
I’m kind of surprised we haven’t seen more leak, too.
I’m kind of surprised we haven’t seen more leak, too.
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Get out the vote efforts absolutely help. The reason a lot of people don’t vote is because it’s inconvenient - some folks simply don’t *care* about politics until it impacts them directly.
And more states won’t implement mail in b/c they want the process to be inconvenient. Low turnout helps GOP.
And more states won’t implement mail in b/c they want the process to be inconvenient. Low turnout helps GOP.
January 3, 2026 at 1:55 AM
Get out the vote efforts absolutely help. The reason a lot of people don’t vote is because it’s inconvenient - some folks simply don’t *care* about politics until it impacts them directly.
And more states won’t implement mail in b/c they want the process to be inconvenient. Low turnout helps GOP.
And more states won’t implement mail in b/c they want the process to be inconvenient. Low turnout helps GOP.
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I don’t think so, no. I think JD Vance will be the lamest of the lame ducks.
Remember how I’ve been saying that Congress is trying to find a way to reclaim their power from the Trump White House?
Well, they’re far too scared to do that, but they would gladly bully Vance. He won’t get shit done.
Remember how I’ve been saying that Congress is trying to find a way to reclaim their power from the Trump White House?
Well, they’re far too scared to do that, but they would gladly bully Vance. He won’t get shit done.
January 3, 2026 at 1:44 AM
I don’t think so, no. I think JD Vance will be the lamest of the lame ducks.
Remember how I’ve been saying that Congress is trying to find a way to reclaim their power from the Trump White House?
Well, they’re far too scared to do that, but they would gladly bully Vance. He won’t get shit done.
Remember how I’ve been saying that Congress is trying to find a way to reclaim their power from the Trump White House?
Well, they’re far too scared to do that, but they would gladly bully Vance. He won’t get shit done.
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We need a legitimately bipartisan / nonpartisan way to vet candidates. It would have to be transparent, though, so the candidates would have to agree to be publicly embarrassed if they were ineligible for a clearance.
I don’t know that it would work, but it’s worth a shot for sure.
I don’t know that it would work, but it’s worth a shot for sure.
January 3, 2026 at 1:48 AM
We need a legitimately bipartisan / nonpartisan way to vet candidates. It would have to be transparent, though, so the candidates would have to agree to be publicly embarrassed if they were ineligible for a clearance.
I don’t know that it would work, but it’s worth a shot for sure.
I don’t know that it would work, but it’s worth a shot for sure.
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I absolutely think we *should*, but I also completely understand the reason we don’t.
We trust the voters to effectively do the vetting for us, but… turns out they suck at it.
The alternative is rough though - an ACTUAL deep state group of Kingmakers who decides eligibility? Would never fly.
We trust the voters to effectively do the vetting for us, but… turns out they suck at it.
The alternative is rough though - an ACTUAL deep state group of Kingmakers who decides eligibility? Would never fly.
January 3, 2026 at 1:47 AM
I absolutely think we *should*, but I also completely understand the reason we don’t.
We trust the voters to effectively do the vetting for us, but… turns out they suck at it.
The alternative is rough though - an ACTUAL deep state group of Kingmakers who decides eligibility? Would never fly.
We trust the voters to effectively do the vetting for us, but… turns out they suck at it.
The alternative is rough though - an ACTUAL deep state group of Kingmakers who decides eligibility? Would never fly.
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He’s definitely talking about the insurrection act - that was always the plan if SCOTUS didn’t let him use the Guard as his personal military force. He’s going to look for a reason to invoke the Insurrection Act and bypass their ruling.
He’ll probably try martial law before he’s done. Won’t work.
He’ll probably try martial law before he’s done. Won’t work.
January 3, 2026 at 2:01 AM
He’s definitely talking about the insurrection act - that was always the plan if SCOTUS didn’t let him use the Guard as his personal military force. He’s going to look for a reason to invoke the Insurrection Act and bypass their ruling.
He’ll probably try martial law before he’s done. Won’t work.
He’ll probably try martial law before he’s done. Won’t work.
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This Jack Smith deposition makes one thing abundantly clear:
If Donald Trump wasn’t re-elected, he’d be spending the rest of his life in prison.
And he should be.
If Donald Trump wasn’t re-elected, he’d be spending the rest of his life in prison.
And he should be.
January 1, 2026 at 12:45 AM
This Jack Smith deposition makes one thing abundantly clear:
If Donald Trump wasn’t re-elected, he’d be spending the rest of his life in prison.
And he should be.
If Donald Trump wasn’t re-elected, he’d be spending the rest of his life in prison.
And he should be.
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Oh my goodness, this Wall Street Journal piece about Trump's ailing health that includes an interview with him (gift link). There are a number of ridiculous details in it and I'll put a few of them in this thread. (1/6)
Exclusive | As Signs of Aging Emerge, Trump Responds With Defiance
In an interview, President Trump—the oldest man to assume the office—said he has eschewed some advice from his doctors and regrets getting advanced imaging.
www.wsj.com
January 1, 2026 at 2:57 PM
Oh my goodness, this Wall Street Journal piece about Trump's ailing health that includes an interview with him (gift link). There are a number of ridiculous details in it and I'll put a few of them in this thread. (1/6)
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Finally, Trump's diet! Oh my god. The piece closes with RNC Chair Joe Gruters saying he was "shocked" to witness Trump eat "french fries, a McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburger, a Big Mac and a Filet-O-Fish" in one sitting (5/6)
January 1, 2026 at 2:57 PM
Finally, Trump's diet! Oh my god. The piece closes with RNC Chair Joe Gruters saying he was "shocked" to witness Trump eat "french fries, a McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburger, a Big Mac and a Filet-O-Fish" in one sitting (5/6)
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🚨BREAKING: A pro-democracy organization has filed two formal complaints asking federal watchdogs to look into potential illegal actions and partisanship inside the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, an independent federal agency tasked with helping states administer elections.
Following Democracy Docket reporting, Election Advocates File Complaints Against Federal Election Panel
Read more here.
www.democracydocket.com
January 2, 2026 at 6:21 PM
🚨BREAKING: A pro-democracy organization has filed two formal complaints asking federal watchdogs to look into potential illegal actions and partisanship inside the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, an independent federal agency tasked with helping states administer elections.
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The man wants to take a metric shit ton of aspirin so his blood is super thin? I say let him.
Let him cook.
Let him cook.
January 2, 2026 at 3:50 AM
The man wants to take a metric shit ton of aspirin so his blood is super thin? I say let him.
Let him cook.
Let him cook.
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Mamdani: "The cost of childcare will no longer discourage young adults from starting a family, because we will deliver universal childcare for the many by taxing the wealthiest few"
January 1, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Mamdani: "The cost of childcare will no longer discourage young adults from starting a family, because we will deliver universal childcare for the many by taxing the wealthiest few"
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A quiet USPS postmark change could turn “on time” ballots into “too late” ballots by the millions…
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Is the Post Office About to Decide the 2026 Midterms?
A quiet USPS postmark change could turn “on time” ballots into “too late” ballots by the millions…
hartmannreport.com
January 2, 2026 at 3:35 PM
A quiet USPS postmark change could turn “on time” ballots into “too late” ballots by the millions…
hartmannreport.com/p/is-the-pos...
hartmannreport.com/p/is-the-pos...
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2025 was a year where many of our worst fears came to pass.
We watched a madman get back into the White House, who let billionaires hijack our federal government, slash our benefits to fund their government handouts & tax cuts, while stealing our data to feed their Orwellian surveillance systems
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We watched a madman get back into the White House, who let billionaires hijack our federal government, slash our benefits to fund their government handouts & tax cuts, while stealing our data to feed their Orwellian surveillance systems
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December 31, 2025 at 4:11 PM
2025 was a year where many of our worst fears came to pass.
We watched a madman get back into the White House, who let billionaires hijack our federal government, slash our benefits to fund their government handouts & tax cuts, while stealing our data to feed their Orwellian surveillance systems
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We watched a madman get back into the White House, who let billionaires hijack our federal government, slash our benefits to fund their government handouts & tax cuts, while stealing our data to feed their Orwellian surveillance systems
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BREAKING: The House Judiciary Committee has released Jack Smith's 255-page deposition transcript: judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...
December 31, 2025 at 7:02 PM
BREAKING: The House Judiciary Committee has released Jack Smith's 255-page deposition transcript: judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...
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Grok read the Epstein files.
January 1, 2026 at 7:14 PM
Grok read the Epstein files.
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Karma vs. Donald Trump, defendant.
Amicus brief submitted by Father Time.
Amicus brief submitted by Father Time.
January 2, 2026 at 7:24 AM
Karma vs. Donald Trump, defendant.
Amicus brief submitted by Father Time.
Amicus brief submitted by Father Time.