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@MissJilianne That’s for the pass, numb nuts. Not daily access.

I think it’s disgusting the United States charges $100 per person visiting our country to enter a National Park. Embarrassing too!

@EdKrassen @NedLamont Yeah. Just get the pre-emption lawsuits out of the way so ICE can work undisturbed.

BREAKING: Connecticut Governor @NedLamont just signed a bill that limits what ICE can and cannot do. Every state in America should get behind this legislation!

@TrumpsHurricane Just keep doing what you’re doing. You’re good to go, as is.

This Liberal woman says “I want to know what MAGA Men find attractive so I can do the opposite” What is your response to her ??

@PeteButtigieg Small price to pay to prevent a modern day Holocaust.

We now know the Iran war price tag is more like $50 billion - hundreds of dollars per household - and counting. It's enough to cover all the health insurance premium credits that the Republicans got rid of for this year, and next. It could save rural hospitals, pay teachers, fix roads. Don't let this White House insult your intelligence by blowing your money on war, then saying America can't afford nice things.

@VanJones68 Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

⁨The Voting Rights Act was the crowning achievement of the Civil Rights movement. The law that finally made America a true democratic republic. John Lewis was beaten nearly to death to get it passed. Dr. King gave his life to the cause. Today, the Supreme Court gutted it. Whatever your politics, understand that this bill was the legal infrastructure of equal participation in our democracy. I'm a Southerner. I grew up in Tennessee. I know what these states look like without voting protection. This is a devastating blow to American democracy.

@PeteButtigieg Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

Today's Supreme Court decision reverses hard-won progress under the Voting Rights Act. It means less representation for millions of Black Americans and other voters of color, as lawmakers gain greater ability to manipulate their districts. There will be more extreme partisan gerrymandering, lopsided elections, less accountable government, and policies that hurt rather than help with everyday life. But this is no time to be demoralized, because we know it does not have to be this way. We can mobilize around reform, new laws, and where necessary, constitutional amendments for fairer government. Only then can we feel the benefits of a balanced Court, a truly representative Congress, and an election system free from the distorting power of extreme corporate and partisan manipulation.

@RealJessica Black pants.

Liberal woman gets charged for damaging a guys flag. Then begs for forgiveness when he decides to press charges. Think before you act. It’s not that difficult.

@RBReich Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

A Supreme Court so fundamentally hostile to the rights of minority voters places the Court at odds with democracy itself. This is the legacy of Chief Justice John Roberts. I opposed his nomination back in 2005, and I stand by that.

@4thOfJuly365 Mount Flushmore

Name this mountain. The most liked comment will get a shout-out tomorrow morning at 11am EST. Good Luck!

@NYCMayor Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

Today's Supreme Court decision is a direct assault on the promise of the Voting Rights Act. It risks disenfranchising millions of Americans along racial lines and weakening the very foundation of our democracy. Democracy is not self-sustaining. We must build, preserve, and defend it together. Here in New York City, we will always lead a government of, by, and for the people — all of the people.

@KamalaHarris Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

Today’s Supreme Court ruling guts the Voting Rights Act and turns back the clock on the foundational promise of equality and fairness in our election systems. Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act was one of the last remaining federal protections for Black and brown voters against maps deliberately drawn to dilute their political power. That protection has been stripped away. It is an outrage. But it is not a surprise. It is part of an agenda that conservatives set in place decades ago to steal power from everyday people and then cling to that power for generations. The court’s decision is motivated by politics and designed to give an upper hand to Donald Trump’s Republican Party, which faces the threat of losing the upcoming midterm elections. We must pay attention to what happens next. The fight now returns to the states. Legislatures — particularly those in the South — will rush to redraw districts before voting for the midterms begins in just a few months. Already, Louisiana and Florida are planning to redraw their maps, and we should not be surprised if others rapidly follow suit ahead of the midterms and 2028. Their politically-motivated power grab is meant to protect elected Republicans from any consequences for their failure to make groceries, gas, health care, or housing more affordable for you and your family. They want to cheat and choose their voters, instead of the voters deciding who they choose. The mission before us is to restore the power of the people. There is no question our fight became harder today, but I know we are up for the battle.

@BarackObama Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

Today’s Supreme Court decision effectively guts a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act, freeing state legislatures to gerrymander legislative districts to systematically dilute and weaken the voting power of racial minorities - so long as they do it under the guise of “partisanship” rather than explicit “racial bias.” And it serves as just one more example of how a majority of the current Court seems intent on abandoning its vital role in ensuring equal participation in our democracy and protecting the rights of minority groups against majority overreach. The good news is that such setbacks can be overcome. But that will only happen if citizens across the country who cherish our democratic ideals continue to mobilize and vote in record numbers - not just in the upcoming midterms or in high profile races, but in every election and every level.

@theblaze Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

Hakeem Jeffries: “We're now at a point where affirmative action is gone, diversity is gone, equity is gone, inclusion is gone...”

@AlexanderSoros Anyone who thinks this CD is OK, stretching over 200 miles to create a majority black district by stringing together Black enclaves,without regard to city or parish, is just being intellectually dishonest

The Supreme Court just made it easier to draw minority voters out of power. That's what today's ruling does. Kagan said Section 2 is now "all but a dead letter." She's right. States can gerrymander by race as long as they call it partisanship, and the Court handed them the playbook to do so.

@TrumpsHurricane Minion.

If Rosa DeLauro were not a Congresswoman, what Job would she have ??

@BarackObama Yay.

@heidi_snow95670 @chucktodd He knows exactly what he’s asking for.

@chucktodd Uncapping the House would increase the total number of Electoral College votes. What are you really asking for?

There really is only one way to improve representation for all Americans in Congress: UNCAP THE HOUSE! It’s what the founders intended; they did NOT want to see Congressional Districts that were bigger than most major cities. Want to dilute the influence of courts and partisans, UNCAP THE HOUSE!

@chucktodd They also didn’t want to see big cities have inordinately huge representation and influence, either. Tell me you’re a Democrat without telling me you’re a Democrat, Chuck. You know very well what the result of having more representatives would be.

@AntiLeftMemes Prison

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you see this outfit of Will Smith's son Jayden Smith?

@BarackObama I’m pretty sure the motive was to kill the guy who is trying to fix all the damage you and Biden caused.

Although we don’t yet have the details about the motives behind last night's shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner, it’s incumbent upon all us to reject the idea that violence has any place in our democracy. It’s also a sobering reminder of the courage and sacrifice that U.S. Secret Service Agents show every day. I’m grateful to them – and thankful that the agent who was shot is going to be okay.