Stephanie Jones
@stephaniejones.com
Lawyer, Writer, Civil Rights Activist, Painter
President, Nathaniel R. Jones Foundation
NAACP Senior Legal Advisor
Formerly: Senate Judiciary Committee Counsel; House Chief of Staff; USDOT Deputy Chief of Staff; Editor, J6 Report, State of Black America
President, Nathaniel R. Jones Foundation
NAACP Senior Legal Advisor
Formerly: Senate Judiciary Committee Counsel; House Chief of Staff; USDOT Deputy Chief of Staff; Editor, J6 Report, State of Black America
We knew this was likely to pass, so I'm not surprised, discouraged, or defeated.
Now it's time to pivot and actually make the AP's description of a "defining moment of his second term" - and the terms of every single Republican who voted for it - a reality.
Vote them out in 2026!
Let's DO this!
Now it's time to pivot and actually make the AP's description of a "defining moment of his second term" - and the terms of every single Republican who voted for it - a reality.
Vote them out in 2026!
Let's DO this!
July 3, 2025 at 6:51 PM
We knew this was likely to pass, so I'm not surprised, discouraged, or defeated.
Now it's time to pivot and actually make the AP's description of a "defining moment of his second term" - and the terms of every single Republican who voted for it - a reality.
Vote them out in 2026!
Let's DO this!
Now it's time to pivot and actually make the AP's description of a "defining moment of his second term" - and the terms of every single Republican who voted for it - a reality.
Vote them out in 2026!
Let's DO this!
Really, @nytimes.com?
He wasn't celebrating the Army's founding, and peaceful protests aren't a "show of force."
Do better.
He wasn't celebrating the Army's founding, and peaceful protests aren't a "show of force."
Do better.
June 15, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Really, @nytimes.com?
He wasn't celebrating the Army's founding, and peaceful protests aren't a "show of force."
Do better.
He wasn't celebrating the Army's founding, and peaceful protests aren't a "show of force."
Do better.
No, NYT - This shameless groveling by an outgoing governor with a D next to his name is not the sign of a shift in the Democratic Party's approach
It's a sign that one cravenly ambitious person thinks he can get ahead by out-hating the haters.
It's a sign that one cravenly ambitious person thinks he can get ahead by out-hating the haters.
May 12, 2025 at 1:36 PM
No, NYT - This shameless groveling by an outgoing governor with a D next to his name is not the sign of a shift in the Democratic Party's approach
It's a sign that one cravenly ambitious person thinks he can get ahead by out-hating the haters.
It's a sign that one cravenly ambitious person thinks he can get ahead by out-hating the haters.
After nearly 10 years, they still can't bring themselves to say it, so I said it for them.
April 29, 2025 at 11:33 PM
After nearly 10 years, they still can't bring themselves to say it, so I said it for them.
Woo Hoo!
This has been a good day.
This has been a good day.
April 2, 2025 at 2:08 AM
Woo Hoo!
This has been a good day.
This has been a good day.
Now we know who the fall guy is ...
March 25, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Now we know who the fall guy is ...
One of the reasons I don't regret cancelling my subscription
March 25, 2025 at 10:49 PM
One of the reasons I don't regret cancelling my subscription
Let's not forget Milton Berle and Bob Hope.
March 24, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Let's not forget Milton Berle and Bob Hope.
No. Not true.
Even senators who voted against cloture say it was a difficult, close call and aren't condemning the choices Schumer and their colleagues made.
Governing is complicated and doesn’t always lend itself to clever takes on social media.
Please stop demagoguing this. It’s beneath you.
Even senators who voted against cloture say it was a difficult, close call and aren't condemning the choices Schumer and their colleagues made.
Governing is complicated and doesn’t always lend itself to clever takes on social media.
Please stop demagoguing this. It’s beneath you.
March 17, 2025 at 4:04 PM
No. Not true.
Even senators who voted against cloture say it was a difficult, close call and aren't condemning the choices Schumer and their colleagues made.
Governing is complicated and doesn’t always lend itself to clever takes on social media.
Please stop demagoguing this. It’s beneath you.
Even senators who voted against cloture say it was a difficult, close call and aren't condemning the choices Schumer and their colleagues made.
Governing is complicated and doesn’t always lend itself to clever takes on social media.
Please stop demagoguing this. It’s beneath you.
The head of the EPA doesn't know what EPA stands for ... or what it's mission is.
You. Can't. Make. This. Stutf. Up.
You. Can't. Make. This. Stutf. Up.
March 12, 2025 at 10:32 PM
The head of the EPA doesn't know what EPA stands for ... or what it's mission is.
You. Can't. Make. This. Stutf. Up.
You. Can't. Make. This. Stutf. Up.
Fixed it for you, @washingtonpost.com
March 12, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Fixed it for you, @washingtonpost.com
I'm confused ...
News reports say just the opposite ...
News reports say just the opposite ...
February 23, 2025 at 6:04 PM
I'm confused ...
News reports say just the opposite ...
News reports say just the opposite ...
MVP, once again, is showing us the way.
She's telling us to organize, mobilized, educate, and advocate. Stop waiting on others to do it. WE have the power and it's in our hands.
She's telling us to organize, mobilized, educate, and advocate. Stop waiting on others to do it. WE have the power and it's in our hands.
February 23, 2025 at 1:56 PM
MVP, once again, is showing us the way.
She's telling us to organize, mobilized, educate, and advocate. Stop waiting on others to do it. WE have the power and it's in our hands.
She's telling us to organize, mobilized, educate, and advocate. Stop waiting on others to do it. WE have the power and it's in our hands.
Because, according to the NY Times, 45/47 was the first and last president in history to not receive universal praise and acceptance from all quarters for everything they did.
C'mon, NY Times, this is derriere smooch is pathetic, even for you.
C'mon, NY Times, this is derriere smooch is pathetic, even for you.
February 14, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Because, according to the NY Times, 45/47 was the first and last president in history to not receive universal praise and acceptance from all quarters for everything they did.
C'mon, NY Times, this is derriere smooch is pathetic, even for you.
C'mon, NY Times, this is derriere smooch is pathetic, even for you.
This is the third breathtakingly stupid take I've seen in the Atlantic today.
For me, it's the straw that broke the camel's back.
I just canceled my subscription.
For me, it's the straw that broke the camel's back.
I just canceled my subscription.
December 3, 2024 at 3:51 AM
This is the third breathtakingly stupid take I've seen in the Atlantic today.
For me, it's the straw that broke the camel's back.
I just canceled my subscription.
For me, it's the straw that broke the camel's back.
I just canceled my subscription.