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8 in 10 married women have changed their surname which means they don’t have a birth certificate that matches their current legal name.
69 million women would have to get new IDs to vote under the SAVE Act.
The GOP is trying to silence women across the country.
> BREAKING NEWS: Senator Brian Schatz is BLOCKING over 300 Trump admin nominations by refusing to let them pass with unanimous consent. “I don’t think we should make anything easy going forward,” he said.
BLOCK THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! MORE OF THIS!
> Senator Ron Wyden announces a bipartisan resolution to end Trump’s global tariffs
> @davidsiro It’s wild that America’s revolution was catalyzed by a tea party revolt about a king unilaterally imposing tariffs, the constitution born from that revolution said Congress not the president decides tariffs…and then Congress gave a president-king unilateral power to do tariffs
> White House says President Trump will not accept a situation where “Wall Street is allowed to run the economy.” Trump threatens to increase tariffs on china tomorrow April 9th. Higher reciprocal tariffs will go into effect tomorrow, US Trade Representative Greer has said.
> Senator Mazie Hirono @maziehirono
Trump’s tariffs will cost the average family nearly $4,000 a year. Do you have an extra $4K a year to burn? Because that’s what’s coming.
> @RBReich
Tariffs on their own do not create more American jobs or lead to more US production. In fact, Trump’s last trade war cost roughly 300,000 jobs. All these tariffs will do is give corporations cover to jack up prices and pad their profits at our expense.
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> Center for Reproductive Rights @ReproRights
They, in fact, do not.
Abortion bans compromise our healthcare system, threaten real people’s lives and health, and perpetuate horrendous systemic inequalities. They’re cruel and unjust—and the extremist politicians behind them must be stopped.
> How many measles deaths will it take for RFK Jr. to step down?
https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/5236083-anti-vaxxer-kennedy-health/
> @SenSanders
Instead of using “emergency“ decrees to move us toward authoritarianism, Trump should declare our broken health care system an emergency and move us toward guaranteed health care for all. When 85 million Americans are uninsured or under-insured, that’s the true emergency.
> Private health insurers stole $33B in revenue by defrauding Medicare, with UnitedHealth alone taking $13.9B.
Instead of their CEOs getting prison, their companies get tax breaks.
https://fortune.com/well/2025/04/07/medicare-advantage-diagnosing-tactics-insurers-unitedhealthgroup-33-billion-richer/
> Leading scientists at the US National Institutes of Health were swept up Tuesday in the Trump administration’s latest firing blitz. Among them is Dr. Richard Youle, known for his groundbreaking research identifying mechanisms behind Parkinson’s disease.
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> U.S. has worse wealth distribution than pre-revolutionary France did.
> Roth IRAs were intended to help average working Americans save, but IRS records show Peter Thiel and other ultrawealthy investors have used them to amass vast untaxed fortunes.
> Zuckerberg gave Trump $1 million for his inauguration. Then he gave Trump $25 million via a lawsuit after he took office. Now he bought a $23 million house just two blocks from the White House to get Meta out of another lawsuit. This is blatant bribery and corruption.
> What we are witnessing is not just Trump collapsing the economy and global markets, but also massive theft and fraud at a colossal scale. Donald Trump says his administration has approved a defense budget of approximately $1 trillion. This would be the largest Pentagon budget ever, from an administration that’s claiming to cut costs.
> Trump is making plans for a military parade in DC on his 79th birthday. The last estimates for this fiasco were $92 million for the military and $21 million for public safety.
This would be the perfect time for millions of people to protest every step of the way and ruin his birthday. Such a show of force would cost 100 million not including the damages tanks could cause on the roads and the bridges and metro DC would have to shut down. Trumps birthday on June 14th is the same day as the Army’s 250th anniversary.
> The Republican tax cuts are now projected to cost us $4.7 TRILLION.
$3.1 TRILLION will go straight to the richest 10% of Americans.
Just $386 billion will be split among the bottom 60% of households—who will see their healthcare and food assistance cut.
Genius.
> Not even 100 days in:
> Measles outbreaks
> Global economy crash
> Tariffs costing Americans $4k each
> Cuts to healthcare
> Thousands of veterans fired
> Concentration camps
> Legalized discrimination
> Compromised national security
> Alienated allies
> Chinese cars are more affordable than cars made in the US. That’s why they are not allowed in the USA.
> Apple, $AAPL, plans to shift more iPhone production to India to avoid U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, threatening the $70 billion China earns annually from the tech giant.
> It’s not just Michael Waltz.
We found the Venmo accounts of over three dozen White House officials, including Stephen Miller, Sean Duffy and Karoline Leavitt.
Almost all had open friends lists. Some had open transactions, which is its own security risk.
> Marshall Law on 4/20?
In light of Trump considering drone strikes on Mexico, it’s important to know that on 4/20—Musk’s favorite day & Hitler’s birthday—Pete Hegseth & Kristi Noem will turn in a report on “whether to invoke the Insurrection Act” based on the “border crisis.”
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> The world’s 500 richest people lost $500 billion this week, which is the largest ever recorded by Bloomberg.
> Elon Musk says White House senior trade adviser Peter Navarro is “truly a moron” and “dumber than a sack of bricks.”
> Elon isn’t targeting this fraud & waste because it helps oligarchs and holds down the working class
> Members of Elon Musk’s private security detail were deputized by the Marshals Service, the enforcement and security arm of the federal judiciary, giving them federal law enforcement powers.
> SpaceX just landed a $5.92B contract with the Pentagon for Space Force rocket launches — the largest contract among the three firms who secured deals to send satellites into orbit.
> While DOGE cuts essential services for you, Musk is getting a taxpayer-funded windfall.
BREAKING: Elon Musk is reportedly nervous that if everyone boycotts Tesla stock he’ll have to default on all his loans collateralized by the stock value, and he’ll be penniless in days.
> DOGE “saves” a million dollars by taking critical government archives off of best-in-class, durable tape archives and putting them on hard drives https://www.404media.co/doge-gsa-magnetic-tape-archives-digital-storage/
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BITCOIN IS WINNING
1. bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that does not need central banks to issue money or settle transactions. It’s the first money with a fixed supply that can’t be debased, which means it’s extremely valuable for long-term wealth preservation. Everyone, from governments to Wall Street to criminals to Joe Plumber need good money.
2. FDIC guidance = stronger frameworks for banks touching Bitcoin & crypto rails. Expect more rules on custody, stablecoin exposure, and risk management. The question is: who adapts and who gets left behind?
> A global banking push into Bitcoin by 2025?
> You do know that Bitcoin is divisible by 100 million right?
So there are 2.1 quadrillion satoshis. So yes there us enough to make it a currency.
You understand that non government money will win right? That proof of work gives it an intrinsic value. The hash rate hit 1 zeta hash yesterday. So the world is putting its resources into Bitcoin. Your premine is Fiat.
Bitcoin is the hardest money ever created. You’ll buy bitcoin at the price you deserve.
> US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DISBANDS CRYPTO ENFORCEMENT UNIT “EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY” TO COMPLY WITH TRUMP ORDER
THE WAR ON #BITCOIN IS OVER
> The DOJ will no longer regulate by prosecution. The new memo states the Department is not a regulator and must close investigations that contradict this.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS IT WILL NO LONGER TARGET SELF-CUSTODY #BITCOIN WALLETS AND PRIVACY SERVICES
SOVEREIGNTY AND PRIVACY ARE WINNING
> MAJOR DOJ update on digital assets: Devs of tools like mixers or wallets aren’t liable for user crimes. Only criminals are.
> BINANCE NOW ALLOWS USERS TO PURCHASE #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO WITH APPLE AND GOOGLE PAY
> Block is getting developed for Bitcoin Business use and will be used shortly.
> Immutable (cannot be changed after deployment), and doesn’t require intermediaries like lawyers or banks to enforce the agreement. Without a doubt, this is the key to Bitcoin‘s future. This means Bitcoin can be used for more than just hodling; it can be used within DeFi applications.
> $3 BILLION COMMUNITY BANK UNION SAVINGS DISCLOSES 1st #BITCOIN EXPOSURE – BANKS GETTING OFF ZERO. BULLISH
> Saylor: “The AIs don’t get bank accounts. They don’t get credit cards. The artificial intelligence economy will be built on #Bitcoin.”
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