These moves show a profound disrespect for the voters. "Elect someone we don't like, and we will prevent that person from governing." It shows the harms of gerrymandering as well.

Wilco's breakthrough album was thrilling and heart breakingly beautiflu

I just supported, thank you for your hard hitting and necessary journalism

I always feel enriched when I listen to these two brilliant people, who approach life with such a rich humanity.

And in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, a raft of important reforms were enacted to guard against a future reoccurrence, or at least to make the next one less severe. And nearly all of those reforms have been unwound by the short term profiteers now running our government.

Still up. Glad I posted here and not YouTube. This is what Bari Weiss and CBS tried to hide from us.

I'm more interested in your views than his, even before Brooks' appearance in newly released Epstein files

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse is the most beautiful and touching children's film (although great for me and many grown ups I'm sure) I have seen in a very long time. Really life affirming.

The regime thinks student loan borrowers probably didn't vote for them, so let's try to destroy their lives in retaliation

Voters need to understand that Trump cares about only one (1) person, and it isn't any of them.

The U.S. is blocking clean energy projects well along in the process because one man has a resentment that windmills looked bad to him near his golf course. Our policy: don't worry about climate change or electricity prices, the only thing that matters are the impulses and whims of one man.

This is the kind of crucial journalism that made me want to support the Prospect, and I urge everyone to do so. Let's get our news from someone other that huge corporations controlled by a handful of billionaires

It's terrible for members of Congress to buy and sell stocks. One of the biggest stains on Nancy Pelosi's legacy is her opposition to this basic ethics reform. For Jeffries to try to play politics rather than address the problem is just AWFUL. If the Dems retake the House, they can do better

One of my kids was jacked up about this, and I was sure it was a false AI story. OMG. I'm pretty sure the Hunger Games was not meant as an aspirational tale to be copied, FFS

Last night Trump spewed a fountain of lies.

As we head towards government by "reward loyalists and punish my enemies," the regime has effectively decided that people going to college are more likely than not to be enemies so let's inflict as much pain on them as possible

The Bondi Beach massacre would have been much worse without Australia's gun laws that forced the assailants to have to use a bolt-action rifle, writes @ryanlcooper.com. prospect.org/2025/12/17/a...

My old organization, Public Justice, frequently intervenes in cases to fight overly broad sealing and gag orders, and has forced the release of documents & testimony in dozens of cases over decades. The governing law is VERY strong that secrecy should be rare, but many district courts ignore it

Wiles comes across as a completely incoherent person...someone who's like "Trump is an entirely self-serving and unprincipled dry drunk who thinks he can do whatever he wants" and also "oh don't be silly, Trump won't try to mess with elections. Only someone with TDS would say that."

Anyone who has represented victims of asbestos knows how disastrous this product is. It can be a really horrible way to live and die. I get that the industry donated a lot of $ to Rs, but allowing asbestos into things sold to Americans is going to cause a ton of needless death and suffering

I don't see how killing so many thousands of people is somehow making this country "great." The meanness and cruelty and lack of caring are all on display here.

Fox News’ Chief National Security Correspondent. We are about to go to war for oil, while citing a lie as justification. Again.

girls have wombs, are kids not women. women have no wombs after hysterectomies but are women. trans women are women. etc.

Don't some of the rich people who donated to Trump and Rs actually DO want some people from other countries to decide to come here and spend their money here? I know everyone on the right is so afraid of him, but if they barrel ahead w/discouraging all tourism, that will hurt a lot of businesses.

The DOJ's Civil Rights Division has done important work in protecting Americans against discrimination throughout my life. The gutting and killing of the Division by this regime is a terrible tragedy.

His circle includes a lot of people who own stock and absolutely no one who has worked for the minimum wage in a very long time, if ever. He sees people who are like him and not others

He's sort of work shopping different lies to see if any of them seem to catch on

As is common, Justice Jackson is seeing this very clearly. A huge shift away from government by expertise towards government by hacks beholden to the largest campaign donors.

There are a bunch of ways where America is one of the worst companies in the world -- super high health care prices with so many uninsured, so many guns in our society and schools. Apparently their idea of "America First" is to make other countries suffer from some of our problems as well

Yikes. World's richest man continues to push to dismantle any government body that wants to regulate his businesses. He wants power without limit

I think there's an implicit asterisk on this ruling. It's a limitation on the ability of courts to scrutinize unconstitutional actions taken by REPUBLICAN legislatures. My guess is it would be a whole lot harder to get this Court to apply this rule to actions by a blue state. I hope I'm wrong

Imagine a world where antitrust policy about whether a merger or acquisition would be allowed is based on the economics and power and whether it's good for consumers, instead of whether the new entity will politically favor the regime. In other words, imagine any other Administration ever

And after the richest man in the world played God and set in motion cuts that would lead to hundreds of thousands of people dying, he was able to get his hand picked board to give him a trillion dollars. He takes no responsibility for his actions in killing so many desperate people

My only Note is that two things can be true at the same time, and this doesn't have to be an "or"

I'm really excited to have the chance to participate in this terrific program to discuss the SCOTUS hearing the case about whether Trump can fire members of independent agencies without cause. I hope a lot of people will choose to attend! app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/...

These guys lie and lie, but sometimes Trump is too out of it or too convinced that whatever he wants and says is true, and he forgets or otherwise fails to lie. Sometimes he just blurts out the truth, and then all his enablers have to try to fix it.

Some of us are old enough that we remember the idea that the US Constitution provides for a strong legislative branch that passes laws, and the executive administers and enforces those laws but can't just ignore them Let's hope five members of SCOTUS will choose to honor this idea

Oh, he's decreased drug prices by 700 %? So the next time I go to CVS they will pay me a huge sum to receive the drugs? It shows how badly afraid of him his staff are, that no one has the courage to say to him, "boss, that's not how the math works." What a bunch of lies

Noem knows that being Trumpy advances her career these days, and what could be more Trumpy than using her government position to enrich herself?

When I read things like "Democrats need to talk less about climate change," I feel like I've wandered onto the set of Don't Look Up.

Some functions are uniquely appropriate for the government. No private entity should be punishing people & people in prisons shouldn't be controlled by corporations with incentives to save money on their medical care and food and security. Future Dem candidates should call for ending private prisons

Next your going to suggest that our foreign policy shouldn't be based on the whims and impulses of a "very stable genius," where everyone around him just suddenly leaps to whatever words happen to come from his mouth.

When Trump tried to kill the Affordable Care Act in his first term, my sense is that the media did a nice job of cataloging a lot of cases of people who would be harmed by this -- denied needed chemo and so forth. Now, hardly any other media are covering this. Thank goodness for you guys.

State media making stuff up to fluff Trump. It's like when FOX breathlessly reported that Trump had given us the weekend, or that he was working in D.C. when he was in Palm Beach. They just say whatever they think will help him.

This kind of thing is why FOX has to closely edit his videos or instead of showing him talking, they have some "expert" say things they think will sound good to their viewers

Trump's relationship with Vance is very similar to Logan's relationship with one of his kids in Succession. Polls show Vance looks like his successor, so Trump does what Logan did to Shiv in season two -- humiliate him so no one can be a strong successor

tom looked it up so you don’t have to - but by all means, use this fact in your reporting on gas prices & trump claims…