This morning, I swore in Pete Buttigieg as Secretary of Transportation. @SecretaryPete is a true problem-solver. He will bring people together to strengthen our nation’s infrastructure. And he will keep breaking boundaries while he’s at it. Congratulations, Mr. Secretary. pic.twitter.com/jTFTFtEWiS
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) February 3, 2021
How's this for great news?
370+ Congressional Aides Plea for Senate to Convict Trump Over Capitol Insurrection: ‘Bar Him from Holding Office Ever Again’ https://t.co/uGYL3ZIBmN pic.twitter.com/Z5YzOieltl
— Towleroad (@tlrd) February 3, 2021
While the chances of a conviction are nil, I think it's important for Trump's supporters to have to hear from people like this, as well as police officers who were beaten and maimed
Senator Ted Cruz deliberately and knowingly amplified specific lies fueling violent attackers. In doing so, he contributed to the carnage of Jan 6th. His actions since show that if given similar political opportunity, he would choose to do it again.He must resign. Texans agree. https://t.co/Oqw0kHWggg— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) February 2, 2021
GOP campaigners release billboards calling for Cruz, Hawley resignation
Schumer and McConnell have finally reached a Senate power sharing agreement, but it’s ridiculous that we even had to go through this. The Senate is an outdated 18th century institution that needs a 21st century update.https://t.co/KzvdvMSAhx
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) February 3, 2021
Nothing is routine if Dems are in power
The Justice Department has dropped a lawsuit against Yale University that alleged discrimination against white and Asian students in admissions. The suit was filed in October under the Trump administration. https://t.co/MYPkJT7TSa
— The Associated Press (@AP) February 3, 2021
It seems the Biden administration isn't white -- or yellow -- with rage
President Biden and his secretary of homeland security are facing resistance to their agenda from border and immigration agents who embraced Donald Trump's get-tough policies.https://t.co/CARJ1W4dWh
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 3, 2021
Meet the actual Deep State, brought to you by the Party of Projection
Remote working’s longer hours are the new normal for many, data suggest https://t.co/OTw9QKEOtQ pic.twitter.com/DDhhdejm6v
— Lucy Meakin (@lucy_meakin) February 2, 2021
Never in the office, never off the clock?
THIS JUST IN: Yes--or, of course--there is a connection between @RepMTG and the John Birch Society. She was the moderator for a Facebook Group page that championed the grand-daddy of crackpot conspiracists. Read my scoop:https://t.co/LJWKLgJodS
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) February 3, 2021
We finally got rid of the King of Corruption and now we have a daily outrage about this equally nutty (but thankfully far less powerful) person
Great story: Rep. Lauren Boebert's campaign reimbursed her $22K for mileage, which means she drove 38,712 miles despite having no publicly advertised events in March, April or July, and only one in May. https://t.co/wnbtE1mPI2 via @denverpost
— Beth Reinhard (@bethreinhard) February 3, 2021
The other Q rep wants back in the spotlight
I spoke to Leader McCarthy this morning, and it is clear there is no alternative to holding a Floor vote on the resolution to remove Rep. Greene from her committee assignments. The Rules Committee will meet this afternoon, and the House will vote on the resolution tomorrow.
— Steny (Wear a Mask) Hoyer (@LeaderHoyer) February 3, 2021
House to vote on removing rightwing extremist Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees
1 comment:
re: "I think it's important for Trump's supporters to have to hear from people like this." It's about time people who respect norms and standards of behavior speak up and shine a light on the craziness instead of blithering about taking it "literally" or "seriously." The conspiracies the right repeats over and over are not just stupid - they're dangerous.
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