Ella Gauthier
@ellagauthier.bsky.social
If courts remain open, they could potentially shut down Trump. However, if the government closes, courts will also close and won't be able to act against Trump. So, keeping the government open is the lesser evil. Clear now?
Schumer’s decision is an unconscionable surrender that shows he does not have what it takes to meet this moment, and the charade he pulled yesterday makes it even worse. Time for new leadership in the Democratic Party.
March 14, 2025 at 10:56 AM
If courts remain open, they could potentially shut down Trump. However, if the government closes, courts will also close and won't be able to act against Trump. So, keeping the government open is the lesser evil. Clear now?
Definitely not the overweight golfer—it's too obvious. Next question! By the way, I'm not sure he even plays golf.
March 14, 2025 at 3:32 AM
Definitely not the overweight golfer—it's too obvious. Next question! By the way, I'm not sure he even plays golf.
Wow, the orange constantly fails in every endeavor, acting like a scam artist. Plus, he's known for changing his stance and will likely do so again.
March 13, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Wow, the orange constantly fails in every endeavor, acting like a scam artist. Plus, he's known for changing his stance and will likely do so again.
Reposted by Ella Gauthier
i strongly believe there should be a moratorium on election advice from weird antisocial losers who would struggle to order a pizza on the phone
"the only things dems need to cave on are race, gender, policing, and immigration" what kind of victory would this be
March 7, 2025 at 12:45 PM
i strongly believe there should be a moratorium on election advice from weird antisocial losers who would struggle to order a pizza on the phone
Only Dolly hasn't previously burned down the White House—at least, as far as we know. Given how well she has aged, she might have even played a part back in 1814!
Beefing with Canada is like beefing with Dolly Parton.
March 7, 2025 at 4:43 AM
Only Dolly hasn't previously burned down the White House—at least, as far as we know. Given how well she has aged, she might have even played a part back in 1814!