Jen Ro WTH America?!?

Everyone says they want secure elections. But the policies we argue about most often aren’t the ones election administrators say would improve security the most. Here’s the part of the conversation we’re missing. 🧵

Donald Trump posted 55 times on social media between 10:00 pm and 1 am. His posting spree included calls to arrest Obama, Clinton, Comey etc. He also attacked his own DOJ for not charging them with treason. This man is not well. 25th Amendment now.

The damage from a reactionary Supreme Court: Citizens United allows billionaires to buy elections. Ending Roe v. Wade takes away a woman's right to control her body. Louisiana v. Callais strips voting rights away from Black Americans. Our rights are under attack. FIGHT BACK.

@BamaSaltyMarine @FeistyLibLady I have been asking the same question. If accountability is absent within our government, the people must have a way to pursue accountability.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but can we start a Class Action Lawsuit against the U.S Governent? U.S Citizens vs United States. Gross negligence in handling taxpayer funds would be a good start. Who's with me?

The foundation of our democracy is burning to the ground. The conservative Roberts Court did not light the match, but it has repeatedly declared fire hydrants, sprinklers and smoke detectors illegal. democracydocket.com/opinion/the-go…

🚨CORRUPTION: Trump just pardoned Joseph Schwartz, a nursing home executive who stole $38 MILLION from workers’ paychecks, healthcare funds, retirement accounts, and life savings across 11 states. Here’s what’s make this even worse: A working family misses a mortgage payment, they lose their home. A single mom misses healthcare payments, her kid loses coverage. But if you rob working people blind and have connections? Trump sets you free. Schwartz served just THREE MONTHS before getting a full pardon. That’s not law and order. That’s a crime syndicate protecting its own.

She is the bitch that will expose Trump On behalf of all bitches thank you for you unwavering courage

Connecticut just passed a bill banning AI chatbots from having sexual conversations with minors. 17 Republicans voted no. Their reason? "Innovation" and "business climate." 17 districts. 17 Republicans. 17 no votes on protecting kids.

Trump's latest attack on me is as unhinged as ever. I wear his scorn as a badge of honor. If you want to help me in the fight for free and fair elections (and piss off Trump), subscribe to Democracy Docket and share it with everyone you know. Thanks. bit.ly/4a7l1TR

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@AZ_Brittney It’s time to rejoin reality and restore morality.

What would you say to farmers who voted for Trump and are now going broke because of that? ✋

The proposed community notes for today’s White House post. Not exactly what community notes are for, but they’re not wrong.

🇺🇸🧐 This is beyond outrageous. Openly, shamelessly, without fear of anyone, he is robbing America right in front of the entire country — robbing all of us. Kaitlan Collins, host of CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins, described the situation this way: “Imagine suing the government for $10 billion while also being the person who controls that very government. That’s exactly what is happening right now. Donald Trump, sitting in the White House, has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the Treasury Department and the IRS — the very Treasury he controls, the very IRS he oversees, the very government he leads. He is effectively both the plaintiff and the defendant, and he wants taxpayers — you, me, every working family in America — to hand him $10 billion. Just think about that.” Trump even appeared on television boasting that he had already “won,” essentially bragging that he was negotiating a settlement with himself. Then his lawyers walked into federal court asking for a 90-day delay — not to fight the lawsuit, but to “reach an agreement.” An agreement between Donald Trump and Donald Trump, paid for with your money. But then something unexpected happened. Judge Kathleen Williams looked at this circus and basically said: “Wait a second. You are telling me you are suing yourself and expect me to approve a $10 billion payment from the U.S. Treasury directly into your personal pocket? Absolutely not.” She rejected the 90-day delay. She demanded separate reports from both sides — despite both sides effectively being controlled by the same person. Then she took the extraordinary step of appointing three of the nation’s most respected law firms as independent advisers to the court. Why? Because $10 billion of taxpayer money is at stake. What is really happening here is terrifying: a sitting president allegedly using the power of his office, and a Justice Department under his influence, to settle a personal lawsuit with himself and funnel public money into his own bank account. Constitutional law already has a name for this: a collusive lawsuit. The Supreme Court ruled on this principle more than 200 years ago. If both sides are effectively the same party, the courts have no authority to proceed. The Constitution requires a real conflict, real opposing sides — not a friendly deal between a man and his reflection in the mirror. And this is not some isolated stunt. Critics argue it is part of a broader strategy: stage a fake legal battle, force a surrender, cash the check, and walk away. But this time the number is staggering: $10 billion. Money that could repair roads, fund schools, support veterans, or feed hungry children. Instead, critics say it is being redirected through one of the most transparent legal scams America has ever witnessed. And the people supposed to defend the public interest? The Justice Department. Government officials whose job is to protect taxpayers. They are not fighting. They are not even pretending to fight. The judge sees it. Top legal scholars see it. The Constitution itself sees it. The only remaining question is whether the system still has enough courage to say “No.” Because if a president can sue himself and pay himself with public money, then the word “government” no longer means anything. It simply means: the person holding the pen writes the check — and everyone else pays the bill.

@DineshDSouza As Republicans try to weasel out of accountability for the price of gas, remember their relentless behavior when Biden was president. Whether Republicans care about hypocrisy or not - what comes around goes around.

The next time Democrats try to tell you the price of gas is President Trump’s fault, remember Joe Biden’s Energy Sec. Jennifer Granholm saying, “The president does not control the price of gasoline.” Hypocrisy.