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@zachwrandall @SenatorSlama She does have a right to complain however. Even if she hasn't researched the alternatives.

@SenatorSlama Lots of competition, and none of them are even close on speed and bandwidth - so you're paying for what you get. The fact that you are a "lawyer" and think this meets the definition of a monopoly is scary, to say the least...

Generally, I love Starlink. It’s fast, reliable, and my husband and I run our law firm from home with it. HOWEVER- it’s monopolized internet in rural areas. Today, we received notice our internet bill is going up another $500/year. Don’t like it? Too bad. You have no other options. Nebraska gave up $300 million in federal rural internet funding for fiber because “Starlink fixed it.” This was a mistake that will cost Nebraskans dearly in the long run.

@semafor Perhaps Fetterman is privy to all the Iran has offered to the world?

🟡 Exclusive: John Fetterman won't budge on Iran. “Something like this is much more important than just voting what your base might demand. Because I think things are much bigger and more important than that. And Iran with a nuclear bomb is one of those things,” Fetterman said. semafor.com/article/05/18/…

@ABC I was having a bad day today. But this gave me an extra bounce. Thank you.

Immigrants are giving up their claims in immigration court and voluntarily leaving the U.S. in exponentially higher numbers under the Trump administration, according to a new report based on federal data. abcnews.link/WFTMOpJ

@thehill Yes, the Romney Rino Club active membership counts are dwindling.

Romney calls Cassidy’s defeat a ‘loss for the country’ thehill.com/homenews/campa…

@BruceCampbell63 @thedaywar90 I will go with the above except for the led by Vance. My favorite take is the vaccine was approved the week after the Nov 2020 election. Big Time manipulation and Shenanigans...

Not true. We have Trump's Operation Warp Speed led by Vance to thank for getting vaccines available in record time. First U.S. death from COVID was in early 2020. Biden got his first vaccine before he took office although he later claimed program was a disaster. I live in rural east Texas. I got my first vaccine in Feb. 2021. Amazing since vaccines typically take 5-10 years to be developed, approved, manufactured and distributed.

Are you alive today? If you didn’t die from COVID, HIV/AIDS, Ebola, SARS, swine flu, anthrax, tuberculosis, malaria, or other diarrheal diseases, you have the great Dr. Tony Fauci to thank.

@AdamKinzinger Yawn

I agree. Never would the GOP have been ok with a president paying hush money to a mistress and attempting an overthrowing of the govt. and the acceptance of outright lies. Really is astounding.

@MeetThePress I think Massie is really only facing the voters in his district. And yes, like Trump, everyone has an opinion. Mine? Massie is an odd sort, and Massie's district maybe ready for change.

Rep. Thomas Massie confronts the full force of Trump’s wrath in a Republican primary nbcnews.com/politics/2026-…

Amazing platform below. Not even more promises of free stuff.

@TheTNHoller @marceelias The Black community may need to realize that the growing Hispanic community may need help going forward. Here in California our districts were recently redrawn with this in mind.

“Republicans will try to use this to say it’s illegitimate for ANY community of color to elect their candidate of choice. Not just in the South.” Election lawyer @marceelias sounds the alarm 🚨 about “the worst SCOTUS decision of my lifetime”

@TheTNHoller @marceelias How many Rep slots should be reserved for certain kinds of people? Gerrymandering has always been political. And as we approach a color blind society, the old ways need to go. Republicans were late to the party and have a way to go to catch up with the Democrats machine.

@business @Erika_D_Smith @opinion Perhaps Congress could step in and liberlize our decades old immigration laws. Until then, follow the existing laws and rock on.

Half of all Americans, including a quarter of Trump’s 2024 voters, think the administration’s immigration crackdown has been too aggressive. @Erika_D_Smith says that will be a problem for Republicans if it doesn’t change before November (via @opinion) bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

@politvidchannel Probably not going to happen. 1) would it survive a presidential veto? 2) Pretti was a bit deranged. His presence made a good case for old school asylums.

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: If Democrats win the 2026 midterms, they plan to pass a bill called the Alex Pretti Act that will end qualified immunity for ICE agents, allowing them to be sued or jailed for wrongdoing

@CNN Ouch, another Rhino is forced out.

Louisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy became the first GOP senator to lose renomination in close to a decade, a remarkable downfall that shows again how Trump dominates the party. Here are our takeaways from primary night in Louisiana: cnn.it/3Pne0Xu

@gina_knight @SkyNews @skydavidblevins This is a UK news site. Under Starmer they have to toe the line. It is about time conservatives have realized that gerrymandering has been the far lefts secret weapon. Look at the northeast states

@SkyNews @skydavidblevins Why do you want voting by color, racists?

Ahead of crucial midterms, Tennessee legislators redrew the state's voting maps - erasing the only majority-Black congressional district in the state. It's now likely to become a Republican area. Sky's @skydavidblevins reports from Memphis. trib.al/Uqv6LCN

@all4lvoe12 @ewarren @mcgee_mom Because spouting conspiracy theories doesn't hold up in most courtrooms.

@ewarren @mcgee_mom Then do something!! Who is trying to convert the Republicans? Why has he not been arrested and charged for rape? Extortion? Bribery? Insider trading? Theft? Anything?!?!

Trump sued his own government to pay himself $10 billion in taxpayer funds. He even said: "It's awfully strange to make a decision where I'm paying myself." It's not strange. It's corrupt.

@ewarren The federal government's lawfare against Mr. Trump should not go unpunished. Time to pay up. Going forward, let that be a lesson, and set precedent, for future bureaucrats.

@jmontforttx It should not be closing. A lot of the backlash that caused its closing was the actual naming of the facility providing our silly media with something to rile up the simpletons. It should be reopened with a more whimsical title.

Alligator Alcatraz is closing after one year and wasting $1B to house 1400 immigrants. That's an eye-popping $714,285 per occupant. Everything this administration does is filled with fraud and waste. wlrn.org/2026-05-14/des…

@SteveHiltonx If matt Mahan was mayor of Oakland for a few years, and turned it around, Mahan might be worthy of reviewing. But what has he done in SJ that is noteworthy? He's just spends more money.

Democrat governor candidate Matt Mahan keeps bragging what a great job he’s done as mayor of San Jose. I was there on Friday, here’s what we found: Homeless everywhere, boarded up shops, public parks that smell like public toilets. Now he wants that for California? No thanks!

A thought on Cassidy’s defeat.  Donald Trump’s philosophy of practicing politics is simple: “If you hit me, I’ll hit you back 10 times harder.”  This is his way of imposing discipline so he can get things done.  Many Republicans mistake this for childish petulance.  The ironic thing is that when these oh-so-high-minded Republicans (Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Thom Tillis, etc.) get their comeuppance, they are the ones who react with truly childish petulance.  They are the ones willing to frustrate the advancement of the conservative agenda that they once claimed to support, simply because they didn’t get their way.  For all his supposed faults, Trump constantly tries to advance the agenda he has been pushing since before he was elected.  His Republican detractors, not so much.

@Vendtta68 @SenatorVictorOh It is however, a strictly socialist Canadian way of thinking.

@SenatorVictorOh Destroy domestic manufacturing "in a good way" is a hell of a take.

🌹🇨🇦🇨🇳🌹 🌹🇨🇦🇨🇳🌹 Follow-up on Chinese EVs arriving in Canada: CNBC reports dealers are calling it “eye-opening,” with strong consumer excitement. One buyer noted they’ll “destroy the market in a good way” — delivering real competition, choice, and affordability at just 6.1% tariff for the initial 49,000 vehicles. This aligns with what I’ve been saying: BYD, Geely, Chery and others bring high-quality, competitively priced EVs that help families beat inflation, high gas prices, and oil volatility. More options mean lower costs, innovation, and practical relief for Canadians. Openness to fair competition strengthens our economy and consumers — not walls or fear. Let’s prioritize affordability and consumer choice. #EVsForCanada #Affordability #ConsumerChoice cnbc.com/2026/05/15/chi…