All eyes needed on the Krome Detention Facility in Miami FL. People with no criminal history held in crowded rooms like sardines, denied water, food, sanitary products, healthcare, toilets. At least 4 men have died since January #ConcentrationCamps
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trump wants to be able to tell the USPS not to deliver ballots to blue states www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
Tons of people turned out today in Denver!
Dear Colleagues, With gratitude for his strong leadership and commitment, I announce National Institutes of Health (NIH) Principal Deputy Director Lawrence A. Tabak, D.D.S., Ph.D., retired from federal service effective Feb. 11, 2025, after 25 years of service. Dr. Tabak has held critical NIH leadership roles since 2000, most notably in his current role as the second in command since August 2010, and two years as the Acting NIH Director from December 2021-November 2023. He has helped shape important policy decisions at NIH over four administrations. He has guided NIH through complex issues and will be sorely missed.
UPDATE: A purge of experienced career staff has begun at NIH. The staff was just informed that Deputy Director Lawrence Tabak, who has worked at NIH for 25 years is "retiring."
Grant funding remains frozen, in violation of two federal court orders.
I still have my Harris Walz sign in my yard.
INBOX: Colorado AG Phil Weiser (D) is joining a 22-state lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from cutting NIH funding that supports medical research on cancer, flu, etc. Weiser says it would cost CSU, CU-Boulder, and CU Anschutz a combined $90M. #copolitics
sreenshot from the new york times reporting that Stanford University’s provost is talking about how the loss of funding from national institutes of health funding will cost the university $160 million. that’s not the way to get this changed — the people think “stanford is rich; no big deal.” leaders need to talk about what this will cost the public
for pity’s sake, I am BEGGING university leaders to stop framing this issue in terms of what this will cost the university. people dont care!
EXPLAIN WHAT THIS WILL COST THE PUBLIC: closed hospitals and clinics, skipped treatments, loss of access to experimental drugs, unemployment, recession
I mean, he had to agree to that, right?
Protest at the Treasury in DC Tuesday 5PM. Pass it on.
I just signed up for this @indivisible.org call. They're literally our best bet right now for traditional political/electoral action, imo. Please consider joining me. mobilize.us/s/0x5dTb
I just don't want to think about it.
Less than a year is a clear victory IMO.
Wow, it's amazing something that beautiful exists.
I LOVE that moose are deer - how dare you call that trivial!
Does sarcasm come through on this app <taps screen>
Amazing photos! I've never seen a shoveler out of water - they are stunning and hilarious at the same time.
Thank you and please never leave Denver.
I'm a Gillespie and a Democrat - I'm in!
What kind of witchcraft is that ?
Sooooo much chonk!
They've lost their community, which is so difficult.
The local journalists and meteorologists on the LA stations are heroes. And their graphics teams are amazing.
How horrifying.
More of this, please. It's wild that every event - weddings, sports, retirement, hell even baby showers, use alcohol as a centerpiece.
<spits out my water> Did you say femur with teeth?
Southern xmas brunch at ye Ole house of waffles
And the shoes!
We Denverites get hit with it whenever a north wind arrives.
No amount of air freshener could have cured it.
You smell it, too.
Rhetorical question, correct?
