@briang50.bsky.social
@maddow.bsky.social Has Trump ever been a popular President, even going back to his first term? He lost the popular vote in 2016, lost in 2020, and won a plurality in 2024.
December 16, 2025 at 2:19 PM
@maddow.bsky.social Has Trump ever been a popular President, even going back to his first term? He lost the popular vote in 2016, lost in 2020, and won a plurality in 2024.
@indivisible.org Time should've named the millions of people who marched in the No Kings rallies and Indivisible people of the year.
December 14, 2025 at 4:41 PM
@indivisible.org Time should've named the millions of people who marched in the No Kings rallies and Indivisible people of the year.
Trump's Week of Losing:
1) Indiana Republicans fail to gerrymander to Trump's benefit.
2) Letitia James is not indicted.
3) Health care premiums about to soar.
4) Miami elects first Democratic Mayor since 1997.
1) Indiana Republicans fail to gerrymander to Trump's benefit.
2) Letitia James is not indicted.
3) Health care premiums about to soar.
4) Miami elects first Democratic Mayor since 1997.
December 14, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Trump's Week of Losing:
1) Indiana Republicans fail to gerrymander to Trump's benefit.
2) Letitia James is not indicted.
3) Health care premiums about to soar.
4) Miami elects first Democratic Mayor since 1997.
1) Indiana Republicans fail to gerrymander to Trump's benefit.
2) Letitia James is not indicted.
3) Health care premiums about to soar.
4) Miami elects first Democratic Mayor since 1997.
@pkrugman.bsky.social We need a wealth tax to pay for our needs, especially Medicare For All.
December 11, 2025 at 3:17 AM
@pkrugman.bsky.social We need a wealth tax to pay for our needs, especially Medicare For All.
The Trump week that was:
1) Pardons Juan Orlando Hernandez after he was convicted of drug trafficking and weapons charges.
2) Giving clemency to David Gentile, who was convicted of securities and wire fraud.
3) Calling Nancy Cordes "a stupid person."
4) Stopping asylum decisions
1) Pardons Juan Orlando Hernandez after he was convicted of drug trafficking and weapons charges.
2) Giving clemency to David Gentile, who was convicted of securities and wire fraud.
3) Calling Nancy Cordes "a stupid person."
4) Stopping asylum decisions
November 30, 2025 at 7:07 PM
The Trump week that was:
1) Pardons Juan Orlando Hernandez after he was convicted of drug trafficking and weapons charges.
2) Giving clemency to David Gentile, who was convicted of securities and wire fraud.
3) Calling Nancy Cordes "a stupid person."
4) Stopping asylum decisions
1) Pardons Juan Orlando Hernandez after he was convicted of drug trafficking and weapons charges.
2) Giving clemency to David Gentile, who was convicted of securities and wire fraud.
3) Calling Nancy Cordes "a stupid person."
4) Stopping asylum decisions
@jimacosta.bsky.social While the government is shut down, Trump goes to Asia, gives $20 billion to Argentina, and spends $300 million to tear down the East Wing to build a ballroom.
October 24, 2025 at 6:30 PM
@jimacosta.bsky.social While the government is shut down, Trump goes to Asia, gives $20 billion to Argentina, and spends $300 million to tear down the East Wing to build a ballroom.