Tim H

At this point, Dems should agree to poll watching and start sending really scary looking black dudes to the whitest zip codes to watch polls .. two can play that game

Governor Gavin Newsom has balanced California's budget, bringing the deficit down to zero.

Chief Justice Roberts says the court isn't political. This week, six justices "read" 107 pages of legal briefing in 38 minutes and let Alabama gerrymander its congressional map mid-election. The stopwatch says otherwise.

@calstanvard Mikey Anderson. He’s a good bridge to the possible Byfield era

Who should be named Captain for the LA Kings in 2026/27? I don't care who you name but I want to know your #1 reason. YOUR reason. Not who you think they'll pick.

@reedgalen The whole metropolis if 10+ million? Weird way of making fun of a looney candidate.

It might be time for LA to fall into the sea

There is a lot happening, but the Republican party going through and systematically destroying Black representation for millions of people is easily the biggest story going on right now. No votes, no discussion. All because 6 unelected Republican partisans decided it.

Make no mistake. Louisiana MAGA Governor Landry discarding 45,000 votes and cancelling the election until further notice is not a random act. It is a deliberate move to shift the Overton window to normalize this fascism. This is being done at Trump's behest to get people used to the idea when Trump cancels elections either these Midterms or for the 2028 election.

@dabignalga13 @kurtbardella But his reputation isn't great from his time at HHS...rumors that a lot of officials who worked with him weren't impressed. I'm definitely not qualified to say whether that's true, but it's not an encouraging thing to hear about a candidate

@TeaAndNoodles @kurtbardella I don’t want someone who’s good on camera. I want someone who’s effective at policy and governance. That’s Becerra.

you're supposed to be better than this but you're just showcasing you're nothing more than a desperate politician willing to say-do anything to try and cling to relevancy.

So the Supreme Court said four months was too close to the Texas primary for a lower court to block their congressional map, but one week is enough time in Alabama?

Another senator just got caught doing what would end the career of any regular American. Senator John Boozman of Arkansas bought shares of Devon Energy on April 9. He did not disclose the trade until May 8, almost a full month later. Here’s the problem: Boozman sits on the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, the same committee that shapes energy policy in this country. He also sits on subcommittees that oversee commodities and rural energy. In other words, he votes on legislation that directly impacts the oil and gas sector. And then he buys oil and gas stocks. This is not a one-off. A week before he bought Devon, he also bought shares of Constellation Energy on April 2. In the last 3 years alone, Boozman has filed 331 stock trades totaling over $667,000. He has received nearly $150,000 from oil, gas, and coal interests since 2012 according to OpenSecrets. A senator on the energy committee, funded by energy lobbyists, trading energy stocks ahead of energy policy. If a corporate executive did this with their own company's stock, they would be in handcuffs. When a senator does it, it gets a delayed filing and a one-line public disclosure. The system is not broken, it’s working exactly the way it was designed to. If you want to know which stocks insiders are buying, follow us with notifications so you don’t miss our alerts. This is VERY important. A lot of people will wish they followed us sooner.

🚨BREAKING: The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has allowed Alabama to select a different map for this year’s congressional elections in a stunning, last-minute move to interfere with another state primary election that has already begun. democracydocket.com/news-alerts/sc…

Roberts's own memo said the Clean Power Plan was "highly unlikely to survive" before a single lower court had ruled on it. He cited a $480 billion cost to industry. Not a constitutional standard. A price tag. That's the balls-and-strikes chief justice, in his own words.

You can’t really argue this. They believe in investing in the people and infrastructure.

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

You’d think that corrupt as fuck Samuel Alito using cooked data to justify killing the Voting Rights Act - would be enough to nullify that decision.

I just want to point out.... The amount of money the United States has spent on war in the last 67 days, is roughly the same cost that Bernie Sanders proposed for universal college. So the real question is never can we afford it, it's what we choose to prioritize.

The CEO of Chevron just said it out loud. "We're starting to see risks of supply outages in some of these economies." Europe is already there. Flights canceled. Schedules gutted. Jet fuel "very, very tight" in his words. Now Chevron's CEO is telling Americans directly: the US is next. "It's a global market." Energy independence doesn't mean price independence and it doesn't mean shortage independence either. When US exports hit records to fill gaps abroad, when the same barrels are being bid on by Europe, Asia, and American refiners simultaneously the market clears at one price. That price is going higher📈 The CEO of the company that literally operates in Venezuela, the Gulf of Mexico, and Kazakhstan is telling you the system is starting to crack. The physical shortage everyone modeled as a tail risk is becoming the base case. link for the full article in replies 👇

Just a reminder a 5-year-old boy in a bunny hat spent more time in jail than any billionaire pedophile on Epstein's client list

Republicans wanted to impeach Joe Biden because Hunter Biden worked for Burisma - but when firms backed by Don Jr & Eric Trump rake in over $2B in Pentagon loans & contracts & a Kazakhstan mining deal - crickets.