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Senator Peter Welch speaking about power being systematically shifted from Congress to the Executive. It was always the plan, Project 2025 laid it out in black and white and I wrote extensively about in for a year before the election. People thought I was fear mongering. I wasn’t and...

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Dame Sickof-BloodyLies 🌻🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈🤬GOP1 year ago

What’s this billion dollars written into the bill to be given to Trump with no oversight. Like giving a pedophile access to a Teen Beauty Pag… oh wait.

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Nina1 year ago

….without doubt there are seismic shifts happening behind the scenes. The Speaker’s announcements of MORE bills coming through just fills me with dread as this administration’s ‘reaches’ become more and more emboldened. I reckon no elections are DEFO on the agenda….

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ColonialYobbo1 year ago

PROJECT 25 ( — 40% implemented and ticking.

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Anthony Barrett1 year ago

@Michell33650674 Get him removed once and for all.

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David M. Sloane1 year ago

THAT shift has been going on for decades.

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Kitty1 year ago

He's my Senator - right on @SenPeterWelch!

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Rakesh Ahuja1 year ago

As a long-time observer of #USA:

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Dawn Auletta ☕️😊1 year ago

Many sent out the warnings,🤷‍♀️

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anyone_want_chips1 year ago

Remember when Republicans called for Lloyd Austin to resign after he delayed notifying the WH about his emergency hospitalization - but when drunken hack Pete Hegseth delayed notifying Congress about withholding Congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine - they're crickets.

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Tom Joseph1 year ago

Author Michael Wolff describes Jeffrey Epstein showing him Polaroids of Trump with underage girl victims. It’s criminal and awful to hear. This would be part of the “Epstein evidence” that’s being withheld to protect Trump.

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Democratic Wins Media1 year ago

BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Republican Senator James Lankford admits that President Biden’s border bill would have been far more successful than anything Trump has done on the border. Even Republicans are bashing Trump now.

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Governor Gavin Newsom1 year ago

In just the past 24 hours, 15 new fires have ignited — on federal land — from Modoc to Klamath to Trinity. Trump needs to WAKE UP and start funding federal firefighters and land-management teams in these rural communities - instead of giving tax cuts to billionaires. Trump's incompetence is endangering lives.

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