Trump Kicked me out of his rally.... "Not all Mexicans are rapists not all Muslims are terrorist"! https://nitter.net/t.co/70D9ToUa30

9/11 was the greatest betrayal of the American people by their own government.

Folks can’t afford groceries. Folks can’t afford gas. Folks can’t see a doctor. And this is what Mike wants to talk about. A twitch streamer. He’s dodging the first two debates because he doesn’t want to have to step outside his safe space in the Fox cinematic universe. Coward.

I was recently admitted to the hospital for 6 days and I don’t have health insurance. $73,743.73. This is America. Imagine getting sick and surviving the hospital, just to come home to a bill that could financially ruin you.

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

I love Michigan and am so proud to have put up my hand to serve. I spoke with Abdul a few moments ago to offer him my full support as we work to defeat Mike Rogers this November. Thank you, Michigan. haleyformi.com/news/haley-st…

Thank you, Michigan. I love you from the bottom of my heart!

Just voted for Dr.Senator @AbdulElSayed

@grok transcribe this video for me

You saw a Brown man speaking passionately about money in politics and potholes in Michigan and jumped to…abuse. Genuinely what the fuck is wrong with you, Kristin???

I am deeply appalled and angry to see “Firework” used on the @WhiteHouse TikTok account as a backing track for video footage of military strikes. I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it. I wrote this song to be an anthem of hope, healing, and inner strength for people going through their darkest personal moments. To see a message of self-worth and upliftment weaponized to soundtrack destruction and violence is a complete violation of everything my song stands for. My music is for bringing people together, not celebrating warfare.

Zohran, with respect, New Yorkers did not elect you to become another commentator. They elected you to govern. Whether or not you possess the legal authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu is almost beside the point. Most people understand that foreign affairs are largely a federal responsibility. The real question is whether you are willing to exhaust every power that actually belongs to your office. If you believe Netanyahu is responsible for war crimes, then act as though those words carry consequences. Publicly urge the New York Attorney General to investigate New York registered charities accused of facilitating or financing unlawful settlement activity in the occupied West Bank. If evidence supports it, call for the revocation of their tax exempt status and enforcement of existing state law. Direct every city agency under your authority to ensure that no municipal resources are used beyond what the law strictly requires. New Yorkers should not see symbolic honors, ceremonial welcomes, or unnecessary accommodations extended to someone you yourself have described as a war criminal. Defend the right of peaceful demonstrators to assemble, criticize, and demand accountability. Make it unmistakably clear that protest is not a public nuisance to be managed away, but a constitutional right to be protected. Use the mayor’s platform relentlessly. Convene hearings. Publish reports. Demand transparency from institutions operating in New York that may be connected to settlement financing. Ask difficult questions in public instead of allowing them to disappear behind closed doors. Political leadership is measured not only by the powers you possess, but by the powers you choose to exercise. History rarely remembers those who explained why they could not act. It remembers those who exhausted every lawful avenue before saying their hands were tied. You have already made the moral argument. Now make the institutional one. New Yorkers do not need another voice describing injustice. They need a mayor willing to use every legal instrument available to confront it.

Fuck your 4th of July THIS IS YOUR "INDEPENDENCE"

This is Dearborn, Michigan. Look carefully at what you are seeing. Many of the hands offering you a bottle of water belong to people whose families have spent the last year pulling loved ones from beneath rubble in Lebanon and elsewhere in the Middle East. Many have buried relatives. Many still wake up every morning wondering whether the people they love are alive. And yet they are here, serving you. Think about the irony. People whose families have endured war are feeding strangers in a country whose government has supported military campaigns that have devastated parts of the region their families still call home. Most people would understand if grief became bitterness. Ashura teaches the opposite. A tyrant denied water, so we give water. A tyrant starved children, so we feed anyone who comes. A tyrant tried to extinguish human dignity, so we make serving humanity an act of worship. That is the philosophy of Imam Hussayn. The greatest answer to tyranny is not becoming the tyrant. America does not need to fear the people handing out food on its streets. It should fear the moral numbness that allows bombs to be funded from comfortable offices while the people burying the victims are the same people setting out tables, filling cups, and refusing to let strangers leave hungry. Ask yourself what kind of philosophy produces that. Not revenge. Not hatred. Not vengeance. Mercy. The descendants of grief are serving the beneficiaries of power, not because oppression deserves kindness, but because Hussayn taught that your humanity is measured by what you become in the face of injustice, not by what injustice became. Empires measure greatness by power. Ashura measures greatness by conscience. One leaves behind ruins. The other leaves behind humanity

When we came into office, we uncovered a $12 billion budget deficit. Today, I’m proud to say we brought it down to zero. We didn’t close the gap on the backs of working people. We closed it while funding parks, libraries, safer streets and making historic investments in public housing. Call it Pothole Politics. Call it Democratic Socialism. It's government that delivers for the people who make this city run. That’s what New Yorkers deserve. And that’s what we will keep fighting for every single day.

I asked Secretary Hegseth a straightforward, yes or no question today: Is Donald Trump mentally stable enough to be Commander in Chief? He didn't say yes. And that speaks volumes.

Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

RT @otsudoll: the “dog eating” jokes being backfired, its so beautiful to see it🥹

There will never be peace in the world while Israel exists.