Hey! Those are my cherries

"The announcements do not carry the force of law. In almost every case, the E.P.A. would have to undergo a lengthy process of public comment and develop environmental and economic justifications for the change."

Every one of these rules needs to be challenged using the new Loper Bright precedent

Do Not Comply In Advance: bossy, already a cliche, implies permission to comply later

Fuck You, Make Me: leads by example, directs yelling at opposition instead of allies, easy to chant at a protest or put on a banner

This blatantly illegal move by the Trump Administration should have severe consequences. None of his remaining cabinet picks should receive a single Democratic vote until all is remedied and we can ensure this won’t happen again.

Congress holds the power of spending, not him.

Employees are not tools to be used to revitalize downtown. That’s on us as City Council and the businesses to create a space people actually want to visit. We can do that in countless other ways besides going back to costly systems that made our employees lives harder.

One person one vote. Abolish the electoral college or give California 206 electoral votes.

Keeping Trump out of the White House isn’t the only thing that needs doing and it isn’t enough to solve all problems facing the country & world but if it isn’t done then all those problems get exponentially worse in ways I don’t even know how to express and it scares me when people pretend otherwise

The correct response to Chevron being overturned is for every single environmental group to start filing millions of lawsuits, right now, today, arguing that various regulatory decisions didn't go far enough.

Absolutely flood the zone.