Cheri Hierbaum
@freespkr.bsky.social
Advocacy, art and creative thinking with passion in human rights. More about being a human than a brand. Exp in Art, Design, Law, Tech, Civil Rights. Ovarian Cancer Surviver
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Instagram @freespkr
TikTok @FreeSpkr
Twitter (will never call it X)
No more stupid than the Senate Democrats thinking the current House Republicans are going to honor pinky swears.
November 11, 2025 at 3:57 AM
No more stupid than the Senate Democrats thinking the current House Republicans are going to honor pinky swears.
Agreements are both on the record and off the record. both parties are working this and both houses.
November 11, 2025 at 3:54 AM
Agreements are both on the record and off the record. both parties are working this and both houses.
Yes. This is Schumer’s construction. He thinks he can slither silently away from this one
November 10, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Yes. This is Schumer’s construction. He thinks he can slither silently away from this one
When did they stand up to Trump?
November 10, 2025 at 5:03 PM
When did they stand up to Trump?
They couldn’t even include provisions that insured that would be done promptly.
November 10, 2025 at 5:02 PM
They couldn’t even include provisions that insured that would be done promptly.
Reposted by Cheri Hierbaum
Where are we at?
The order that USDA pay out full SNAP benefits for November is still on hold, but the appeals court denied DOJ’s request for a more extended stay.
As such, that triggers the 48-hour clock Justice Jackson set, at the end of which her administrative stay ends.
[continued]
The order that USDA pay out full SNAP benefits for November is still on hold, but the appeals court denied DOJ’s request for a more extended stay.
As such, that triggers the 48-hour clock Justice Jackson set, at the end of which her administrative stay ends.
[continued]
November 10, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Where are we at?
The order that USDA pay out full SNAP benefits for November is still on hold, but the appeals court denied DOJ’s request for a more extended stay.
As such, that triggers the 48-hour clock Justice Jackson set, at the end of which her administrative stay ends.
[continued]
The order that USDA pay out full SNAP benefits for November is still on hold, but the appeals court denied DOJ’s request for a more extended stay.
As such, that triggers the 48-hour clock Justice Jackson set, at the end of which her administrative stay ends.
[continued]
Unsubscribing a while ago did wonders for my mental health
November 10, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Unsubscribing a while ago did wonders for my mental health
Reposted by Cheri Hierbaum
We...desperately need more low-income people in Congress who know what it's like to navigate health insurance problems. But we live in an ableist society where it's hard for younger disabled and chronically ill politicians to get elected.
November 10, 2025 at 3:18 AM
We...desperately need more low-income people in Congress who know what it's like to navigate health insurance problems. But we live in an ableist society where it's hard for younger disabled and chronically ill politicians to get elected.
What’s more depressing is how many conservative doctors are preaching this on Twitter. “Just do cash pay.”
November 9, 2025 at 6:07 PM
What’s more depressing is how many conservative doctors are preaching this on Twitter. “Just do cash pay.”