Tell @EPA: Don't shirk your responsibility to regulate climate pollution from power plants 👉 evrgn.co/4hFdZYU
I saw two men putting out those big ugly anti-abortion posters at my university today and I just cursed them out at the top of my lungs right there on the spot. I am proud! One of them looked totally intimidated and the other one yelled some stupid shit back. I win!
Lisa Lewis retweeted
A Texas woman got an abortion. So Texas police used 83,000 Flock cameras to track her down. 83 THOUSAND!! They aren't using these cameras to track down rapists, pedophiles, or traffickers. They're not using them to find your missing children. They're using them to throw women in jail for making choices about their own bodies, with OUR tax dollars.
Lisa Lewis retweeted
Replying to @aliswisel @AzPetrich
Do you support “Palestine?”
Do you have an education?
It seems you’re just an angry lesbian. I wonder how you would fair under sharia law?🤔
Lisa Lewis retweeted
The Great American State
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Fair has become another example of an administration that seems increasingly focused on spectacle over governing.
As the centerpiece of the Trump administration’s Freedom 250 celebration, the event will transform the National Mall into a massive patriotic festival featuring state pavilions, concerts, military displays, historical exhibits, food, rides, and other attractions celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
At a time when many Americans are struggling with housing costs, rising prices, health care, and other everyday challenges, the administration has chosen to pour enormous attention into a highly produced national celebration. The event has become a symbol of a presidency that often appears more interested in creating memorable spectacles and dominating headlines than addressing the problems affecting people’s daily lives.
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Lisa Lewis retweeted
Stevie Wonder took the stage at the Obama Presidential Center dedication.
The guest list already included presidents, prime ministers, and world leaders.
Then Stevie showed up.
Some events become cultural moments, not just political ones.























