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@TippeTyYay @vwapx @GayDonald11 @nytimes This!

@vwapx @GayDonald11 @nytimes His tax returns should have been public like practically every post WW2 president.

Breaking News: A federal judge effectively reopened President Trump’s $10 billion case against the IRS, in a striking turnabout. nyti.ms/4uN2MLq

@JustinThomasAI @_sorrengailll If we don't prioritize protecting and managing our physical water supply right now, the tech won't matter

@_sorrengailll But what if we use AI to help us solve the clean drinking water problem?

The fact that y’all don’t see the future of CLEAN DRINKING WATER as worth prioritizing over AI is wild to me.

Trump's name must be removed from Kennedy Center, judge orders axios.com/2026/05/29/tru…

@nytimes Can the executive branch use a legal loophole to build a $1.8 billion program without the approval of Congress?

Breaking News: A federal judge temporarily barred the Trump administration from creating or operating President Trump’s $1.8 billion fund to compensate people it says were wronged by the federal government. nyti.ms/3PT3iIh

@1foreverseeking @pitcock_to53669 @NYCMayor Being related to a few who do doesn't mean you can speak for tens of millions of us. Plenty of Boomers question the mainstream narratives just as much as younger generations.

@Snead1963 @pitcock_to53669 @NYCMayor Lots of them do. I'm related to some.

Three months ago today, a war began that no one voted for — and the cost has been paid by people who had no say in it. Thousands of civilians have lost their lives. Thirteen U.S. servicemembers will never come home to their families. Americans across this country and our city have watched prices rise at the pump and the grocery store, their budgets strained by a conflict launched without a single vote of Congress. Every life lost abroad and every dollar squeezed from a working family here is part of the same reckless bill, handed to the people who could least afford it by those who will never pay it themselves. I opposed this war from the first day. I oppose it still. It must end.

@1foreverseeking @pitcock_to53669 @NYCMayor Boomers don’t believe it either.

@pitcock_to53669 @NYCMayor Shove your hasbara. No one but Boomers believe it.

@Imrightinfront We have a long, ugly history of branding people as "internal enemies" when we’re afraid—from Japanese internment to targeting Black civil rights leaders. You don't have to love his foreign policy to see how messed up that label is for a mayor just trying to run the city.

@HibuckeyeC @RachelCoyleOhio In Ohio, there are roughly 400,000 student-athletes in grades 7-12. According to the OHSAA, over an 8-year span, exactly 17 transgender girls were approved to play on girls' teams. That’s about 2 kids per year statewide. It's an incredibly tiny number of actual students.

@RachelCoyleOhio Because some of us believe in protecting women sports and something named Title 9

Can we please just vote democrat this year im so tired

@TraderJry @brecksvillean @KathleenClyde While people on here obsess over political drama and endorsements, everyday voters just look at their bank accounts. If the economy feels good, the party in power stays. If it feels bad, they get voted out. Everything else is just noise.

@brecksvillean @KathleenClyde You could watch a Clinton speech or one of the Dem dinosaurs still in DC from the 90's and see for yourself.. Or watch this liberal reporters explanation. The Dems abandoned their voters long ago. I am one of them. Trump isn't on the ballot in 5 months youtube.com/shorts/UkELms4…

Ohio Republicans have a Vivek problem: “The most unlikeable candidate for governor in the lifetime of anyone reading this column” “A horrible candidate for governor” “He’s losing” cleveland.com/opinion/2026/0…

@arianajasmine__ It’s both a deregulation AND an aging infrastructure crisis.

“Why are there so many chemical leaks in the US right now?” Well, Trump cut the EPA, FDA, and deregulated everything, so this is just the start

@Hockman2Tom @VivekGRamaswamy Legally, if a donor did give him those tickets, it has to be declared as an "in-kind contribution" or a gift depending on ethics rules, because those specific seats can easily run anywhere from $1,500 to over $5,000 a piece depending on the matchup.

@VivekGRamaswamy Were your court side seats comped or did you pay for them? How much?

Date night in Cleveland. Let’s go Cavs…all the way back!

@PrezLives2022 @bettysueeilers When you look at his actual tracking data, he voted with Donald Trump about 90% of the time during Trump's second term. Don’t think he is what you want.

@bettysueeilers No one can be as bad as McConnell besides Massie would vote Dem on all war issues and anything Trump personally stands to gain from.

Did you know that Massie could still technically run as an independent to take McConnells seat in Kentucky. His entry would be challenged most likely, but the rules say he can enter this race. I think he should. He is not barred from the sore loser law in this race.

@Impolitics America is gone and the shared ground we used to stand on is shrinking by the day.

Pete Hegseth: “The single dumbest phrase in military history is ‘Our diversity is our strength.’” Actually, the single dumbest phrase in military history is “Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.” Pete said this to West Point’s Class of 2026, which is 21% women and 40% non-white.

@michaelrulli Running a Memorial Day egg special at your family store doesn't fix the broader economy, and accusing critics of violence because they disagree with you is beneath the office. Do better for OH-6.

Extra Large Eggs 🥚in O.H.I.O are well under a dollar. Why aren't you running your mouth?🤔

@CasforTX Same here in Ohio.

Meanwhile, Texas handed over our voter information without hesitation, raising serious concerns about privacy, transparency, and the protection of Texans’ personal data. #txlege #hd115

@krichard241 @MichaelGazard @VictorKvert2008 You need to sit this one out because you are delusional.

I'm talking about Blink, 60 days after Trump takes office she's out the door commenting about the admin actions...less than 2 months later she announces she running for congress..what confuses you. She complains about protection for her staff because of a cutoff of military aid, then then THEN....she abandon her staff to seek a political occupation in the US Congress....you find her trustworthy....you might want to sit this out.

The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine resigned and openly accused Trump of aligning with Putin. Respect to Bridget Brink — a brave and honest woman.

@krichard241 @MichaelGazard @VictorKvert2008 Standard partisan response—just repeating State Dept talking points because facts are too hard. You're talking about Julie Davis. My post is about Bridget Brink's explicit report on the March aid cutoff that left 1,000 staff exposed. Sit this one out.

@Snead1963 @MichaelGazard @VictorKvert2008 I don't know of any such occurrence, never heard of it. She left because she said she disagreed with the admins approach, nothing else

@krichard241 @MichaelGazard @VictorKvert2008 Imagine being an ambassador in a war zone, responsible for 1,000 American staff, and Washington suddenly cuts off the air defense protecting your embassy without warning. Then you call the White House for answers and get ghosted. I’d resign too.

try again, she decide to run a month and half after she resigned.."On June 18, 2025, Brink announced that she would run in the Democratic primary for the U.S. House of Representatives in Michigan's 7th congressional district, with the goal of challenging Republican incumbent Tom Barrett in 2026"