Epstein kept 'porn' in a safe. Nobody good keeps porn in a safe. Chuck it under the bed or deep in the sock drawer, but not in a safe. If you need to keep porn in a safe, you are definitely not watching porn, you are watching crimes being committed.

It plays out like this every time: Trump: *says something racist* Republicans: *tortured interpretation of his remarks to reframe them as not racist* Trump: *no I meant the racist thing*

Ramon Torres, a U.S. citizen, was detained for four days — despite carrying a U.S. passport, a driver’s license, and a Social Security card. The sheriff’s office explained that they had a policy of detaining all Latinx people for immigration review. aclu.org/blog/racial-ju…

thank god the right wing are never triggered and totally love free speech

100% estate tax, now.

Alabama Republicans literally tried to elect a pedophile to Congress

"I used to joke that if Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, had opened a Trump hotel in Raqqa, Trump would probably have left ISIS alone" - me on @msnbc with @joyannreid, on Trump's brazen corruption and emoluments violations, and how even the Iranians could play him next:

If you Venmo me $5 dollars I will publically break up with you on a platform of your choice and say I cheated on you so your family doesn’t ask you why you’re coming home alone again this year or judge you for getting outrageously drunk and overeating

WORD TO THE WISE>> During this coronavirus crisis, keep an eye on every move of my old industry: health insurers. Behind the PR spin, they will be doing everything they can to deny care & maintain profits, while making it look like they’re heroes. Here’s what to look for: (1/10)

Bill Gates says no to sharing vaccine formulas with global poor to end pandemic ift.tt/3dQa7EB

IDF Soldier Recounts Harrowing, Heroic War Story Of Killing 8-Month-Old Child bit.ly/2R8Vbcj

Путин, мы вас похороним #Ukraine

An interesting exercise is looking at the accounts of people who now talk about Somalia or Yemen being bombed, complaining its not spoken about, but never tweeted that news on its own and never tweet about those places unless fitting it into a point about their own politics.

The NYT editorial board thinks “America Has a Free Speech Problem” – and presents a purely mythical idea of what “free speech” is, an a-historical tale of the country’s past, and a narrative that is detached from the current reality of the political conflict. Some thoughts: 1/

Retweet if you want the New York Times to add more columnists who write about the rise of fascism instead of adding more who always complain about cancel culture.

This is the Pure Ideology of Capital on display here