Indivisible Montgomery (now on Threads)

Congressman Jamie Raskin defended his vote against expelling George Santos: "I’m a Constitution guy. The House has expelled five people in our history, three for joining the Confederacy as traitors to the Union and two after they were convicted of criminal offenses. Santos has not been criminally convicted yet of the offenses cited in the Resolution nor has he been found guilty of ethics offenses in the House internal process. This would be a terrible precedent to set, expelling people who have not been convicted of a crime and without internal due process... It’s a very risky road to go down and we have to stick by due process and the rule of law, as obvious as the eventual result seems." Thoughts? Do you agree with Rep. Raskin?

Speaker Mike Johnson? Anti-choice, anti-LGBTQ, anti-gun safety, anti-democracy. This is what theocracy looks like.

If Republicans can’t govern themselves, they can’t govern you. Pass it on.

This thread is bloodcurdling, must read.

The repetition of these horrific events is about 1 thing: easy access to guns. This doesn't happen at our rate in places where guns aren't immediately available. Should we focus on mental health issues and the like, of course. But we as a society have a choice: more guns or less.

Today is a sad day. Matt Gaetz is a disgrace and has done more damage to the Republican Party with his actions today than any Democrat ever could. This just proves that Washington is hopelessly divided and broken, and it's why people are so frustrated with Congress and both parties.