Nick Geiser

@RoKhanna I'm glad you have absolutely zero to say on our SC.......

The next Democratic White House does not need a court reform commission like some college seminar. We need action. We need term limits for Justices. We need to expand this morally bankrupt Court from 9 to 13.

@IuliiaMendel Keep talking, telling the story, people will start listening!!

Storm of thanks from Ukrainians. This is what matters 🙏Peace and people can’t have “buts.” If Zelenskyy’s team has nothing to say, except of accusing me of being “pro-Russian”, then it means they have nothing to say at all.

@TuckerCarlson Good interview. Thanks for not being obnoxious and letting her speak.....

Corruption, drugs and greed: Volodymyr Zelensky’s longtime press secretary on the secret world of the West’s favorite dictator. 0:00 How Did Mendel Begin Working for Zelensky? 11:29 Why Hasn’t US Media Covered Zelensky’s Scandals? 25:30 Zelensky’s Relationship With Joe Biden 32:45 Is Zelensky Himself Corrupt? 36:44 Who Does Zelensky Actually Listen To? 42:45 Zelensky’s Use of the Frontlines as Punishment 50:17 Why Hasn’t Western Media Spoken up for Ukrainians? 1:03:32 Why Do Western Countries Want the War to Continue? 1:09:16 Does Zelensky Do Coke? 1:13:04 What’s Zelensky’s Wife Like? 1:14:56 Mendel’s Experience Living Through the Ukraine War 1:18:27 Is There Any Way to Get Rid of Zelensky? 1:23:42 Why Are There So Many Americans Always in Ukraine? 1:32:35 Mendel’s Message to Putin

@VanJones68 Now the district will represented by a black, female Republican instead a old white man whos a Democrat. Also New England has zero Republican Rep. Explain that......

Here's the problem with redrawing maps. You're telling some voters they matter more than others. That's not how a democracy works. Last week the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act. Tennessee moved within days - carving up Memphis's majority-Black district. The state's only Democratic seat. Gone. A Republican senator said it on the record, “This bill represents Tennessee's attempt to maximize our partisan advantage." Not election security. Partisan advantage. Here's what’s missing. An Economist/YouGov poll last month found 71% of Americans (including Republican voters) say states should not draw districts to intentionally favor one party. These politicians aren’t just making decisions that block their opponents - they’re ignoring their own constituents. When neither side trusts the maps, neither side trusts the results. That road ends badly for everyone.

@McFaul The Russians have pretty successful. Crimea captured, land bridge created. 20% of the second biggest European country completely occupied. How could that not be considered success? Now victory would be the rest of the Donbass and that's likely to happen at any cost.....

The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was a colossal failure. The Russian invasion of Ukraine will be remembered the same way.

@marklevinshow Are they a threat the US? No they are not, therefore chill out man!! Trump has spent all the political capital he has and the mid-terms are likely shot. So just chill out about this until after the mid-terms.

What’s our plan to stop Hezbollah? How will we disarm Hezbollah, now that we have taken on this responsibility?  How will we prevent Hezbollah from regenerating and reconstituting its forces?  The Lebanese government has neither the will nor the way or they’d have done it in last year’s ceasefire that Hezbollah violated. I expect Hezbollah will see its tactics, of using buildings to organize, store weapons, and fire rockets , as successful and will do more of it given the declaration. And it will conclude that Israel can’t do anything about it as this declaration actually protects Hezbollah . So, we shall see. Israel has degraded Hezbollah without much help from anyone else.  They took out its leadership. They lost soldiers. They’ve relocated 1 million or so of its citizens because Hezbollah fires thousands of rockets into their towns. I doubt Israel thought it would be prevented by us from eliminating Hezbollah given everything our two armed forces have accomplished together as the closest of allies.  Iran wanted Hezbollah to survive. So, now it has.  And it’s on us to deal with it if Israel does not.

@SenatorSlotkin Put a moratorium on foreigners buying homes and especially investment properties. Common sense stuff......

The average home buyer’s age is 40. The highest its been. How do we fix that? One way is to make homes more affordable to build.

@McFaul We're natural competitors, not allies. That was a blip in time. Ask the Founders what they thought about Europe. Nothing has changed, except they've wrecked themselves twice!!!

Tragic. And all Trump.

@ZelenskyyUa So basically your saying if you leave you lose your human shields. Got it......

We cannot simply speak about withdrawing from Donbas as a matter of compromise. Our withdrawal from Donbas would open up opportunities for the Russian Federation to occupy our most fortified territories without losses. Some people say it would take a year to a year and a half to build new fortifications. But everyone forgets: first and foremost, that is a year and a half. And even if it were less, fortifications in an open field are a completely different matter from those in urban areas. They can never provide equally strong protection. A withdrawal would give the Russian Federation room for large-scale maneuver. They could advance either toward Kharkiv or toward Dnipro, destroying our cities. And two major cities would be at risk – cities that, incidentally, generate a significant share of our GDP. So many people have died there… The morale of our army would certainly decline. There would undoubtedly be a rift in society. The army – which would surely not support such steps – on one side, and society on the other. And division within society is precisely what Putin is aiming for. Moreover, there are currently 200,000 people living in the territories of Donbas that we are defending. Withdrawal does not mean preserving anything. You leave, and without any guarantees, you risk losing everything. And that is a major risk. From an interview with Rai Radio 1 (2/3).

@JohnCornyn Bye Bye Cornyn!!!

Last year Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark and Norway spent a larger share than the U.S. Europe is getting serious about its defenses and bearing much more of the burden for Ukraine. The U.S. needs to pick up its military spending too. wsj.com/opinion/nato-e… via @WSJopinion

@SenatorSlotkin I like you more and more. Please don't go woke and you have a shot at The Peesidency!!

Inviting Chinese automakers to set up in the US is bad for Michigan and our economy. The Chinese Communist Party makes these cars dirt cheap with state subsidies, and they're a national security risk: collecting video + driver location data, which could be sent back to Beijing. reuters.com/business/autos…

@joekent16jan19 Your little story fails to mention the US had already moved to Carrier Strike Groups into the region. Israel may have said go time but we had already moved to the line. Not to mention the US has had its sites on Iran since the 50's....... if not before!!

Trump’s negotiations were working. Thats why Israel forced this war by attacking Iran, to sabotage the deal he was about to make. Israel needs this war to reach their goals. We need peace to achieve ours. Whoever restores order will hold the power. This should be our goal.

@StateDept The same can be said for the US and the trillions spent while Healthcare explodes, school debt crisis and overall quality of life diminished in the US.....

SECRETARY RUBIO: Imagine if instead of spending billions of dollars supporting terrorists or weapons, Iran had spent that money helping the people of Iran. They would have a much different country.

@McFaul Its so clear who writes your checks..... Why are you so concerned about Ukraine in threat context of "God Forbid" the US uses its own weapons......

So obviously, Ukraine is not getting any Tomahawks ever. What about Pac-3 interceptors for Patriot missile defense systems? Or ATACMS? Or Himars? "U.S. uses hundreds of Tomahawk missiles on Iran, alarming some at Pentagon" wapo.st/4bDqVNa

@SenMikeLee I'm very disappointed in the Senate!! Its to pick a hill and be prepared to die. If the rests of Americsns were as cowardly as threat US Senate we'd be toast.......

Here’s where we stand. The Good: President Trump is paying TSA agents, and the current bill the Senate just sent over to the House re-opens DHS. ICE and Border Patrol will continue arrests and deportations, being primarily funded through the OBBB. Democrats did not succeed in sabotaging border and immigration enforcement in any substantive way. The Bad: the Senate goes on a two week recess without passing the SAVE America Act, stand-alone voter ID, or funding all of DHS through the normal process. Democrats threw a wrench into our efforts to deliver on issues which enjoy broad support among the American people. The Ugly: Congress, especially the Senate, cannot skate by relying on President Trump to solve all our problems. Republicans have to justify their majorities by fighting for permanent policy victories, not can-kicking with unrealistic reconciliation promises. If we do not stand and fight today, we will not inspire Americans in November.

@A1Policy Push to cut off the intelligence. Ukrainians can't be trusted, and it's too big to handle Soviet invention anyway. Give Poland and Hungary their blasts back, Let Russia have the eastern part and Crimea. Let Ukraine be a rump state similar to Belarus. Aligned but no treaty.

🚨 STOP SCROLLING AND READ THIS. Newly unclassified documents suggest Ukrainian officials allegedly considered redirecting hundreds of millions of U.S. taxpayer funds away from clean energy programs and toward Biden’s 2024 campaign. There is no record that these claims were ever investigated. Americans MUST have transparency and accountability. This is HUGE! justthenews.com/government/sec…

@McFaul Why do all roads lead to Ukraine with you? The US will be fine without Ukraine help.....

So maybe, Mr. President, we should have been spending much more on anti-missile and anti-drone systems instead of building more giant, vulnerable battleships, as you recently announced? We could learn a lot from the Ukrainians if you started treating them as partners. navy.mil/Press-Office/P…

@McFaul So assembling Chinese parts and using American satellites is called innovation. Got it......

And this is why the US Department of Defense should be doing more collaborative work with Ukrainian defense companies.

@RealCandaceO @ggreenwald If Israel laid down there arms, they would cease to exist as a Nation State. If Iran lays down its arms, Iran/Persia will continue for millenia.....

@ggreenwald I keep telling people that if Israel laid down its arms, there would be peace tomorrow. If Iran laid down their arms, they would wiped from the face of the planet. Or something.

All Israel has to do is lay down its weapons, surrender, and these attacks will stop. Pretty simple.

@BarackObama I do agree with you on this..... Not sure how to get there though.....

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.