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Joined December 2008
elisabeth bromberg retweeted
The fact that subway service had partially resumed by 11:30 PM on the night of 9/11 to help stranded citizens get home is a testament to the resilience of the system, its workers, and the greatest city in the world.
The subway system in the weeks after 9/11 produced some unique service changes that truly tested the flexibility of its operations
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
It's so over
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*must not click on politics trends, must not click on politics trends*
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I've decided to give the platform formerly known as twitter another trial run but if x insists on trying to upsell me to premium every 5 minutes it probably won't last long
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I've hit my Claude Pro Max Plan weekly limit every week for the past 3 like halfway through, and I'm not even a coder xitter.cf/i/trending/20800364038…

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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
watching that locker room video actually made me sick. hard working, accomplished, talented women who just won a gold medal at the fucking olympics are reduced to a joke and framed as a burden. genuinely fuck everyone in that video.
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
All six of RFK Jr’s chiIdren are vaccinated.
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
I wonder what happened 18 years ago that would cause a sharp decline of birth rates across the board that we never really recovered from but the banks and large corporations did
There's an enormous crisis looming for US colleges.
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
Serious question to any epidemiologist who swims in this sewer we call X- How many years will it take to see the impact of this decision?
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unpopular opinion: 4 day work weeks won't be any be any better than 5 day work weeks if we're still expected to get 5 days of work done within 4 days source: this week
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He’s gonna do it again
VANCE SAYS HE'S READY TO BE PRESIDENT WHILE PRAISING TRUMP'S HEALTH — USATODAY
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
Okay reading the quote, this genuinely does make it sound like JD’s gonna kill him
UNITED STATES: JD Vance says Trump is going to 'serve out the remainder of his term', but if 'God forbid, there is a terrible tragedy' he cannot think of 'better on the job training' than what he has received in the past 200 days.
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
whole timeline is celebrating without saying it is taking me out
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
⚠Preliminary info: #earthquake (#sismo) about 4 mi N of New York City (New York) 1 min ago (local time 22:18:51)❗MAGNITUDE NOT AVAILABLE YET❗Updates at: 📱m.emsc.eu/#app 🌐m.emsc.eu 🖥emsc-csem.org – at Manhattan, NY
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Uh did anyone else in nyc just feel a small earthquake
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well ok then, guess it’s not just me
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
Morrison: What is the most chilling and soul crushing part of this is the Republican majority does not care… they are literally telling us. Vance called gutting medicaid “minutiae” and kicking millions of Americans off of their health insurance “immaterial.” I never want to hear Republicans say they are the party of families ever again. Half of all children in the United States get their health care coverage through medicaid.
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elisabeth bromberg retweeted
How many people will lose health care in YOUR state under Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"? • Alabama – 219,803 • Alaska – 39,989 • Arizona – 365,984 • Arkansas – 158,745 • California – 2,368,466 • Colorado – 240,953 • Connecticut – 86,580 • Delaware – 54,957 • Florida – 1,936,421 • Georgia – 651,540 • Hawaii – 62,483 • Idaho – 72,815 • Illinois – 535,849 • Indiana – 267,996 • Iowa – 113,979 • Kansas – 92,937 • Kentucky – 184,526 • Louisiana – 267,550 • Maine – 61,488 • Maryland – 245,929 • Massachusetts – 326,262 • Michigan – 453,101 • Minnesota – 173,268 • Mississippi – 153,910 • Missouri – 265,298 • Montana – 55,981 • Nebraska – 78,275 • Nevada – 114,500 • New Hampshire – 46,388 • New Jersey – 363,330 • New Mexico – 111,997 • New York – 1,019,121 • North Carolina – 651,982 • North Dakota – 24,488 • Ohio – 489,815 • Oklahoma – 211,794 • Oregon – 198,089 • Pennsylvania – 483,868 • Rhode Island – 47,359 • South Carolina – 285,857 • South Dakota – 33,838 • Tennessee – 310,056 • Texas – 1,671,965 • Utah – 188,494 • Vermont –35,242 • Virginia – 322,984 • Washington – 328,695 • West Virginia – 82,225 • Wisconsin – 276,175 • Wyoming – 20,407 That's 17 MILLION lives Republicans are putting at risk.
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