Yet these Senators are just fine with people experiencing the misery of being unable to afford health care. Plus, the “promise” they got to hold a vote on health care later on is meaningless, as the word of a Republican means nothing.
Our heroes.

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The people who won’t be able to afford health care will probably disagree with you.

I hereby dub the @democraticparty.bsky.social Senators who sided with the #Republicans to end the GOP #Shutdown the #SurrenderCaucus. They threw Americans under the bus and got nothing for it.

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The driver hasn’t been charged? Just how lazy is the NYPD?

How to transform an industrial park into a concentration camp.

What, and inconvenience hobbyists and the wealthy?
How dare you, sir!

A P.T. Barnum quote comes to mind.

“He added that he had been the butt of jokes by colleagues ever since. He was also gifted a toy sandwich with a patch reading, ‘felony footlong’".

This is what Republicans think is “Christian” leadership.

I’d rather have protected bike lanes.

This is just sad. Do better, NYT.

Do you even know who Overstreet is? Calm down.

Now he will knock down the entire White House, because surely an even bigger ballroom will save his legacy!

Leave. Never return.

People who vote against the streetcar aren’t against transit. They’re against vanity projects masquerading as transit. Maybe now we can start getting serious about dedicated bus lanes and BRT.

Malhotra had a better stance on TrailsATL than Overstreet. However, his eager embrace of BRN’s efforts to devote the entirety of More MARTA funds to the Beltline streetcar was a dealbreaker for many. Bond’s election probably won’t make a difference, as the streetcar’s greatest enemy was always math.