Ik she can't see this, but I'm still voicing my support for Rep. Nicole Collier.
Her defiance of these blatantly tyrannical policies shows the GOP that inhumane treatment will not break the spirt of the people.
I wish she didn't have to face this, but I love her bravery and respect her courage.💙
Her defiance of these blatantly tyrannical policies shows the GOP that inhumane treatment will not break the spirt of the people.
I wish she didn't have to face this, but I love her bravery and respect her courage.💙
As a former Texas State Rep, let me be clear: LOCKING Rep. Nicole Collier inside the chamber is beyond outrageous.
Forcing elected officials to sign “permission slips” & take police escorts to leave? That’s not procedure. That’s some old Jim Crow playbook.
Forcing elected officials to sign “permission slips” & take police escorts to leave? That’s not procedure. That’s some old Jim Crow playbook.
August 19, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Ik she can't see this, but I'm still voicing my support for Rep. Nicole Collier.
Her defiance of these blatantly tyrannical policies shows the GOP that inhumane treatment will not break the spirt of the people.
I wish she didn't have to face this, but I love her bravery and respect her courage.💙
Her defiance of these blatantly tyrannical policies shows the GOP that inhumane treatment will not break the spirt of the people.
I wish she didn't have to face this, but I love her bravery and respect her courage.💙
That's how it starts...
The Department of Defense has ordered a pause on all of its official social media accounts, unless the posts elevate the second Trump administration’s mission at the southern border or are informational updates, according to three U.S. defense officials.
Pentagon pausing official social media accounts worldwide for review
The department's halt is meant to ensure that its social media messaging aligns with the new administration’s priorities.
www.nbcnews.com
January 25, 2025 at 12:40 AM
That's how it starts...
Congress member salaries "hasn't kept pace with inflation, and lawmakers in both parties have argued that it's not enough to keep up."
Lawmakers make $174,000 for their part-time job. That's $83.65 an hour. The minimum wage is $7.50.
Lawmakers make $174,000 for their part-time job. That's $83.65 an hour. The minimum wage is $7.50.
December 19, 2024 at 2:28 AM
Congress member salaries "hasn't kept pace with inflation, and lawmakers in both parties have argued that it's not enough to keep up."
Lawmakers make $174,000 for their part-time job. That's $83.65 an hour. The minimum wage is $7.50.
Lawmakers make $174,000 for their part-time job. That's $83.65 an hour. The minimum wage is $7.50.