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Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
I have attended countless press conferences in police states from North Korea to Iran and I've never seen someone thrown to the ground and handcuffed for trying to ask questions -- let alone when it's a U.S. senator. Imagine if this had happened in China.
🚨I just received FULL VIDEO from inside Noem presser showing @SenAlexPadilla manhandled, pushed, and shoved to the ground and handcuffed. Outrageous.
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Prime Minister Netanyahu has wanted to strike Iran’s nuclear sites for a long time – and now, for the first time, Israel has done it, with President Trump warning there’s more to come. But how will Iran respond, and can the regime survive?
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Can we get 500 retweets on this? This is one hell of an ad from a Democrat running for Congress in North Dakota in an OPEN seat currently occupied by a Republican. We need to take back the house and have a real majority.
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Thanks for having me on the show @andersoncooper! Lots to talk about…
Anderson sits down with longtime reproductive rights advocate @CecileRichards in her first TV interview since a diagnosis and surgery for brain cancer last year. They discuss her health battle and her ongoing fight to secure abortion rights in a post-Roe America.
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Addressing our Black maternal mortality crisis means expanding access to doula and midwifery care.
Our #MamasFirstAct would help to do just that—and this #InternationalDoulaMonth is a great time for Congress to pass this critical bill.
Join the NAABB in celebrating International Doula Month by supporting Black doulas who provide essential care, support, and advocacy, ensuring healthier and more empowered birth experiences in our communities. #BlackDoulasMatter #InternationalDoulaMonth
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
The DOT regulated junk fees. Airlines are suing.
The CFPB capped credit card fees. Banks are suing.
Medicare is negotiating drug prices. Pharma is suing.
The FTC banned noncompetes. Business groups are suing.
Corporate America can't stand government working for the people.
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
If God was in control, She would not subject us to constant mass shootings with child victims.
Make no mistake, we have this problem in Red states because Republicans are in control.
“We don’t understand why these things happen, but we know God’s in control.”
Joel Osteen speaks after woman opens fires inside his Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas; she was fatally shot by off-duty law enforcement. @livenowfox
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Just a random reminder that we desperately need to overturn Citizens United and get big money out of politics.
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
Judi Dench was on Graham Norton last night to push her new book about her life and work with Shakespeare. After making the point we quote Shakespeare daily without knowing it, this happened:
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
I had to go look for the video, as I wanted to know when this aired. It was today!
Anyway, Schwarzenegger was sitting next to Dench and
both her remembrance of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29, and Arnold's response are worth watching.
youtu.be/6_0VBS9AOhE?si=44zw…
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
If Republican extremists force a government shutdown, local communities across the country will suffer.
But instead of trying to prevent it, MAGA Republicans are busy launching a baseless impeachment inquiry. #ExtremeRepublicanShutdown
Cate Teuten Bohn retweeted
.@POTUS knows the importance of unions. That’s why he joined the UAW picket line yesterday.
Right now, unions across the country continue to stand up and advocate for the rights of working Americans — and they deserve our support. This week’s WGA deal is an example of what’s possible. Keep going.
The number of households – including 20,000 veterans and 90,000 seniors – that could lose housing vouchers, putting them at greater risk of homelessness, as proposed in the stopgap spending bill that wasn’t harsh enough for the House extremists.