When there are no consequences for the last bad thing, you'll get a next worse thing.
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When there are no consequences for the last bad thing, you'll get a next worse thing.
Being important and popular in New York City means more to Trump than anything in the world, and Mamdani knows it.
@hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social we are still waiting.
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If Trumpist terror tactics are losing them New Jersey dudes, there's no future of mass support for this regime.
(IMO this *does not* mean they'll lose any time soon. It means if they continue to win it will be in spite of mass opposition, using America's rich bounty of anti-democratic institutions)
collaborators suddenly realize that they could cancel their contract for a concentration camp after insisting it wasn’t possible. a world of fascists who have never felt pushback once in their life, suddenly stunned to see everyone hates them. makes you think!
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Oops, that is certainly ly NOT the problem with ICE, Senator Klobuchar.
They are a paramilitary force being deployed by our government to wage war on the American people.
It is treason.
They must be abolished. Trump, Hegseth, and Noem must be impeached.
Call it what it is, and act on it.
Above all else, when this is over we must prosecute Miller, Vought, Noem, Bovino, Bondi, Bove, and Musk. There are countless criminals in Trumpworld but those seven seem to me to be the absolute heart of the conspiracy against our constitution.
Alexander Furnas <zfurnas@gmail.com> 3:11 PM (4 minutes ago) to john.faulk, thomas.ryan, sumner.waring, bcc: Amy, bcc: George Dear Mr. Faulk, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Waring, My mother is buried in Rosehill Cemetery, a Dignity property in Chicago, which your company manages. My father also holds a reserved plot there. I was deeply disturbed to learn that today, armed and masked federal agents were using the cemetery grounds as a staging area for immigration enforcement operations in the surrounding community. I want to be clear: I do not expect SCI or Dignity to take political positions. What I do expect is that you uphold the dignity, sanctity, and safety of the spaces entrusted to your care. Cemeteries are sacred ground—places of mourning, reflection, and remembrance. Allowing armed, unidentified agents in unmarked vehicles to occupy that space desecrates it. It frightens visitors, community members, and employees alike, and it betrays the trust of the families who have chosen Rosehill as their loved ones’ final resting place. As a private entity, SCI and Dignity have the legal right to prohibit ICE, CBP, and other federal enforcement personnel from using your property for such operations without a judicial warrant. I urge you to exercise that right and to adopt clear policies ensuring that no government agency may use any cemetery grounds under your management for enforcement or staging purposes. Doing so is not a political act—it is a moral and professional obligation to the deceased, their families, and your own staff. Many of those interred at Rosehill, and the families who visit them, are immigrants themselves. To allow their resting place to be used in acts that terrorize the living descendants of immigrant communities is a profound moral failure. I ask that you take immediate steps to ensure that this never happens again and communicate publicly your commitment to protecting the sanctity of these grounds. I am requesting a written response outlining yo…
my letter to the CEO, President, and COO of Services Corporation International, the owner of Dignity Memorial, which manages the cemetery in which my mom is buried that was being used as an ICE staging ground this afternoon.
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An astonishingly large crowd!
Chicago
Harness this energy!
Focus it on the solution, not just the problem.
Impeachment is the way. Demand it.
If this reminds you of an extremely famous book you might have read in high school… yes.
NJ students in grades 6-12 will now learn about “the history of organized labor, notable strikes throughout history, unionization drives, and the collective bargaining process and existing legal protections in the workplace.”
This is genuinely so important, and so good to see. Jersey strong, baby!!
I’m so grateful that I have tenure and the academic freedom to call it like I see it. “Dr. Kathleen Bachynski, a professor of public health at Muhlenberg College, described Kennedy’s comments as “absolute gibberish” and slammed the HHS secretary as a “dangerous buffoon” who is “threatening us all.”
You can read all the retrospectives about Epstein running now. But to really understand the case, go right to the @jkbjournalist.bsky.social series in the @miamiherald.com that ran 7 years ago (and for completely inexplicable reasons, never won a Pulitzer).
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#NorthwesternU #GoCats
