Abbey Gardner

The tariff decision - the only constitutionally literate outcome. Latest in @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/02/…

My statement:  “Today, the U.S. Supreme Court stood up for the rule of law and Americans everywhere. Its message was simple: Presidents are powerful, but our Constitution is more powerful still. In America, only Congress can impose taxes on the American people.   The US Supreme Court gave us everything we asked for in our legal case. Everything. I’m grateful for the leadership of the Liberty Justice Center, and in particular for the brilliant advocacy by its chair, Sara Albrecht, who led the fight when others wouldn’t and was dauntless in its defense of our constitutional order. I'm also grateful to the five small business owners who stood up against these unjust, unconstitutional taxes. By taking a stand, they have delivered crucial relief to tens of thousands of businesses and millions of consumers across the country.   Finally, I lack the words to properly thank my brilliant Milbank team, especially Colleen Roh Sinzdak and Sami Ilagan, who worked with me day and night for many months to craft the winning argument.   This case has always been about the presidency, not any one president. It has always been about separation of powers, and not the politics of the moment. I'm gratified to see our Supreme Court, which has been the bedrock of our government for 250 years, protect our most fundamental values.

This is not about Right or Left, it’s about Right and Wrong.

This is not about Right or Left, it’s about Right and Wrong.

Video message from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell: federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe…

One in 5 babies didn't live to see their first birthday That's when we realised our immune system (brilliant as it is) needs some help from vaccines

Excellent piece on the quagmire that is NYC civil service hiring by Robert Gordon at @VitalCityNYC . “To call the system “byzantine” would be an insult to Byzantium.” linkedin.com/posts/robert-g…

@BenStiller It’s incredible. 👏👏👏

So proud of everyone who makes #severance. 💙

@FlyingBrussels Your instruction video is so perfectly weird and brilliant! Love it. 🔥🔥🔥

@DrNeilStone Please don’t leave

Planning to reach 100,000 followers and then leave here with a mic drop

@ChelseaClinton Thank you Chelsea.

To be abundantly clear - Ethylmercury or Thimerosal is cleared from the body faster than the methylmercury we eat in fish like tuna. Saying vaccines have mercury is like saying we drink hydrogen because of water’s chemical components. It’s an absurd connection to make and just simply not how chemistry works.

@DrNeilStone Thank god for your posts. Keeping me sane.

Altogether now It's 👏not👏ethical 👏to👏do👏placebo👏trials👏against 👏an👏existing👏effective 👏vaccine

Harvard’s Battle Is Familiar to a University the Right Forced into Exile nytimes.com/2025/06/08/us/… via @NYTimes

@KBAndersen @CNN Brilliant move to air it.

Good Night and Good Luck is a good play. Astoundingly, fortuitously resonant. Brilliant to air it on @CNN. Directed on live TV by David Cromer better than I’ve ever seen that done. Bravo to one and all.

@BenjBrantley Agreed.

The broadcasting of "Good Night" was a good thing. On television, it felt like resistance.

@mattyglesias 👏👏👏

@ComradeSnake @hering_david I think I have 3!

@hering_david 10 copies of The Master & Margarita

@maddenifico We’re rooting for America, no?

I never imagined a day when rooting against America would become an act of patriotism — but at this moment in history, this is where we are at. Fuck Trump, fuck Elon Musk, fuck fascism, and fuck Nazis. #HandsOff2025 🙌💪👏👊

@BriannaWu It was very positive and so many common sense messages on signs that would hopefully appeal to a big tent of people. 😀

@BriannaWu I didn’t get that vibe at all in NY and check this out from the NYT: