Big Money dominates every aspect of Washington. Unless we get rid of super PACs, it’s going to get even worse. https://t.co/NOv5Axo6eD
Surprise, surprise: After months of Trump claiming Iran’s military was “decimated,” U.S. intelligence now says Iran still has 70% of its missile stockpile and most of its launch capability. Maybe we shouldn’t let Netanyahu, a liar and a war criminal, dictate U.S. foreign policy.
Vaping is a major health hazard for kids. But if you're Big Tobacco, you can spend $10 million to elect Trump & he'll make it legal for you to sell flavored vapes that endanger the health of Americans. If you're a 62-year-old couple whose premiums quadrupled? Tough luck.
In the richest country in the history of the world, it is simply outrageous that 1 in 5 children will go hungry this year. It’s time to end child hunger and make school meals free and universal. https://t.co/95mSuI699a
When Andreesen Horowitz, a Silicon Valley firm with $100 billion in assets, can spend over $115 million to buy politicians who oppose regulating AI & crypto, you know our campaign finance system is broken. End Citizens United, ban Super PACs & get Big Money out of politics-NOW! https://t.co/BUIFdfjZFT
Huge surveillance corporations like Palantir can use AI to increasingly track and record every aspect of our lives. We cannot allow a handful of tech billionaires to destroy what remains of personal privacy in America. https://t.co/CawlehkUmP
Of course Trump, the narcissist in chief, doesn't think about the financial situation of Americans. To Trump, it doesn't matter that the working class is struggling economically. What matters to Trump is that his family got $4 billion richer since he was elected. That's it.
NOW is the time to end status quo politics, which benefit the billionaire class at the expense of working people. NOW is the time to demand fundamental changes in the way Congress does business. NOW is the time to think big, not small. When we stand together we CAN do it. https://t.co/Z7D9Lb1qF6
This is what the craziness in the White House is about. Trump’s budget includes: $1 billion for his White House ballroom. $1 billion in cuts to the National Park Service. We should be investing in the needs of the working class, not more of the President's vanity projects.
We’re paying $4.55 for a gallon of gas because Trump started a war with Iran based on a lie - just like the wars in Vietnam and Iraq. If we want to bring gas prices down below $3 a gallon we must demand that Trump ends this disastrous, unconstitutional and unprovoked war NOW.
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