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Clownish retweeted
I was waiting all day for the vote. You were at a reception for Elect Democratic Women, an organization with ties to AIPAC. The reception started at 4:30. How in the hell did you think that you were going to be there to vote at 5:30? Your priorities are all wrong.
Clownish retweeted
Raskin: Well, AOC and I have a $50 gift ban bill, which has been on the back burner for years under the Republicans.
In Congress, we are all governed by a $50 gift ban. And we can’t accept anything much more than a baseball cap. And most people are scared to do that. We just don’t take gifts.
Meantime, at the Supreme Court, they’re collecting hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars in so-called gifts from people who have a tremendous interest in the work of the Supreme Court. They take trips around the world. They take luxury vacations. They get, in Justice Thomas’s case, a $400,000 recreational vehicle, a motor coach.
I think Justice Thomas also picked up private school tuition for a great-nephew. I mean, just outrageous things. Members of Congress would go to jail for any of those things, and they’re just doing it.
So the $50 gift ban applies to Congress. It theoretically applies also to people in the executive branch, and it must apply to people in the judiciary, in the Supreme Court
Clownish retweeted
So today we learned 91 Florida cops were on epstein’s payroll. 91 police offers ignored a child kidnap & rape club for money. Think about that okay
Clownish retweeted
This is huge.
A sitting member of Congress is now saying, on the record, that Epstein’s entire trafficking operation depended on billionaire money — and that Les Wexner was central to it.
No island. No planes. No network. No trafficking — without elite financing.
Follow the money. Expose the cover-up.
No more protection for billionaires.
Clownish retweeted
Mitch McConnell voted 23 times to deny Americans sick leave. Then he took 92 days himself and got paid $45,000 for days he never showed up for. He's still being paid from his wheelchair. Nonverbal and he still gobbling up tax payer dollars. He voted six times against raising the minimum wage.
Take a good look a the Republican party.
Clownish retweeted
Democrats will have a 56-seat majority in the US Senate. We need to use it. Pass Medicare for All.
Clownish retweeted
BREAKING: Mike Johnson has just lost his ability to block a House vote on the next Epstein files bill.
A new discharge petition has officially reached 218 signatures, with EVERY House Democrat joining FOUR Republicans: Thomas Massie, Nancy Mace, Ralph Norman, and Brian Fitzpatrick.
The Epstein Files Transparency Act II would allow survivors, state attorneys general, and members of Congress to take the DOJ to COURT for unlawfully withholding Epstein records.
The American people deserve transparency. Epstein's survivors deserve answers. And nobody should be above accountability, regardless of how wealthy, powerful, or politically connected they are.
Johnson can no longer block the bill through the usual committee process, although procedural steps remain before a floor vote.
Clownish retweeted
Give Elon Musk the bird.
You can do it by pressing the bottom corner and doing Post Photo.
Clownish retweeted
LOL...Even if they combine tbe Dan Sullivan votes, Mary Peltola STILL wins!
Trump can fuck all the way off!!!
Clownish retweeted
ABSOLUTELY INSANE.
THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC ****WHIP**** WAS THROWING THE FUNDRAISING BASH THAT KEPT DEMOCRATS FROM VOTING TO SEND THE HEGSETH IMPEACHMENT VOTE TO THE FLOOR.
Katherine Clark is the Democratic Whip in the House, and it is thus her responsibility to ensure members are there to vote.
Clark is also a founding member of EDW, which hosted an event tonight from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, overlapping with the 5:30pm vote on the Hegseth impeachment.
Of the 11 members who missed the Hegseth vote, 8 have received support from EDW or its AIPAC-tied super PAC EDW Action. Of those 8, two are sitting board members.
