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me pressing the "load more" button yet again for another ten pellets of content
ALT Drawing of a rat in a scientific testing environment pushing the lever on a pellet dispenser
Wayne Greenwood retweeted
I worked on disaster relief in the Trump White House. Time and again, I saw Trump play politics with Americans’ lives in the midst of crisis & natural disasters. If he returns to power, it will be even worse. Hear it from those of us who saw it firsthand. Watch our new ad.
If you're in a Hurricane #Helene impacted area, ignore what Trump says and contact FEMA for assistance.
Don't pass up funds that are available to help you because you believe the BS Donald Trump is spreading to prop up his campaign.
Contact info is at the end of this video.
Wayne Greenwood retweeted
Once again, Donald Trump is a liar.
He's the guy who redirected relief funds as president. We are moving heaven and earth to make sure that everyone affected by Hurricane Helene gets what they need.
ALT A screenshot of a Washington Post story reading, "No, Biden didn't take FEMA relief money to use on migrants—but Trump did. Donald Trump falsely accuses President Biden of redirecting disaster funds, a budget maneuver Trump himself approved in 2019."
Wayne Greenwood retweeted
How did we have an entire debate without a single question about Project 2025?
Project 2025 is the single most dangerous agenda any of us have ever seen for a prospective president, and we just… didn’t talk about it?
Like all other constitutional amendments, we should assume the 14th Amendment was intended to stand the test of time, applying to all relevant cases until such time that it is repealed.
The 14th Amendment has not been repealed.
I mean, are we really assuming that the United States government body responsible for the 14th Amendment was ignorant of what a constitutional amendment is intended to do, and that it might impact future generations?
You can read the full text of the 14th Amendment here:
constitution.congress.gov/co…
However, if the crisis in question might be repeated in different ways in the future, abstracting the language and adding protections in the form of an amendment to the Constitution is a reasonable approach.
A constitutional amendment is not an instrument used to address an ephemeral crisis that is not expected to ever happen again.
Garden variety legislation with a sunset clause is a more appropriate and expedient tool to address those cases.
So I joined the band CrashMonkeys on guitar a few weeks back—right after the latest EP was recorded—and the EP has officially dropped:
open.spotify.com/album/6OYv1…
Check it out on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, or wherever else tasty audio morsels are streamed
If you ever had any doubt that Elon bought Twitter to be his own personal playground, go to Twitter on your laptop and look for the Twitter logo at the top of the screen.
If it were a Russian spy balloon Republicans would have celebrated it and claimed it was sent to eradicate CRT
MuskTwitter apparently still coming up to speed on color blindness and the existence of icons other than checkmarks
help.twitter.com/en/rules-an…