Soulless ginger; former USMC GySgt; retired civil serpent/CompSci; dog rescuer; plant whisperer; perpetual student #Resist #Ω #BLM #MakeAmericaSmartAgain
Florida ~~ Tennessee, USA
Joined April 2012
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Jennie retweeted
Can we get this video of the #NoKings marches tweeted 1000 times??
Let’s show the world that America says NO to Trump!
Well worth the 21 minutes and so very pertinent:
Ken Burns, H’24 Keynote Address to Brandeis University's 2024 Graduates youtu.be/9n1OqPzIKH4?si=E7GK… via @YouTube
Jennie retweeted
Joe Biden did not convict Donald Trump.
The Democratic Party did not convict Donald Trump.
No politician convicted Donald Trump.
A jury of regular everyday citizens who didn’t ask for the job reviewed the evidence and convicted Donald Trump.
Jennie retweeted
By refusing to recuse himself from Jan 6 cases, Alito is violating the court's code of ethics, which call for recusal when “the Justice’s impartiality might reasonably be questioned…”
If flying 2 pro-insurrection flags doesn't call his impartiality into question, what does?
Jennie retweeted
I predict that the Republican Party @GOP will nominate a convicted felon, serial sex offender, inveterate liar, dictator fanboy, enemy to American democracy to be their nominee for the 2024 presidential election. Let that sink in for a moment.
Jennie retweeted
Reminder: none of the people who are mad Trump got convicted for it seemed upset when Cohen got convicted for it.
Jennie retweeted
Subpoena Justice Samuel Alito. And his wife.
Let's sort this whole thing out on live TV in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Constitution and the Republic deserve no less.
And then if he refuses to recuse, he must be impeached.
Jennie retweeted
By far the best Republican response i have seen. Respect for the system we all rely on, what a noble concept
Regardless of the result, I urge all Americans to respect the verdict and the legal process. At this dangerously divided moment in our history, all leaders—regardless of party—must not pour fuel on the fire with more toxic partisanship. We must reaffirm what has made this nation great: the rule of law.
Jennie retweeted
The effective federal corporate income tax rate:
1950: 50%
1990: 25%
2020: 13%
Stop asking "but how we will pay for it?" Restore the corporate tax rate.
That is how we will pay for it.
Jennie retweeted
BREAKING: The verdict is in. Guilty on all counts. Trump is officially a CONVICTED FELON.
You are either now planning to vote for a convicted felon for president or you are not. Stop pretending that the side that is NOT voting for the felon is the crazy one.
If I asked any American in 2016 whether they would vote for a CONVICTED FELON, 99.9% would have said “HECK NO!”
YOU CHANGED, not the American justice system.
Mr. Tribe is spot on!
I’ve long argued that, as @RepRaskin just wrote in @nytopinion, the “recusal statute, if triggered, is not a friendly suggestion. It is Congress’s command, binding on the justices, just as the due process clause is.” Duly petitioned, the other 7 are DUTY-BOUND to toss the illegal votes of Alito & Thomas in the two J6 cases now pending in SCOTUS.
Exponentially more than my reaction to encountering “the ugly American” while traveling, people of the caliber of this woman makes me cringe in humiliation and feel an overwhelming need to apologize to someone for “the stupid American.”
Jennie retweeted
Maybe someday American women will have as many rights over their bodies as Martha-Ann Alito has over her flagpoles.
Jennie retweeted
Every sentence in which I refer to him will begin with, "The convicted felon, former President Donald Trump"
Jennie retweeted
The media will try and hide this so we need to make it go viral. Retweet so even the media cannot ignore the fact that Democrats are excited to reelect President Biden.
Jennie retweeted
I thoroughly agree. Guilty of thirty-four felonies. No acceptance of responsibility. Total contempt for the law and the legal process. Literally held in contempt ten times. Attacks on witnesses and jurors. There’s no substantial justification for not sending him to prison.
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