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~500,000 deaths from sh!tcanning USAID so far, could be 10 million by the 2030s
Trump is much worse
If he survives long enough, he might replace Hitler as the principal villain of history
~500,000 deaths from sh!tcanning USAID so far, could be 10 million by the 2030s
You people are re ed.
who is "you people"?
you think the shuttering of USAID was fatality-free?
Especially winehole. Go get a life.
do you know how starvation and disease work?
I've got a great life, thanks for your interest
This is a Democrat government shutdown -- they own it. Republicans' only option to end it is to break the Democrat's filibuster by ending the filibuster once and for all.
lol
Mike Johnson could gavel in the House of Representatives and start passing laws now, if he so chose
If only Chuck Schumer, the minority Senate leader, would let him
Trumplandia is afraid of disaffected Republican congress-critters tbh
Why has the House been on vacay for five weeks?
You can't fund the government with only the House of Representatives. LOLlol
Mike Johnson could gavel in the House of Representatives and start passing laws
If only Chuck Schumer, the minority Senate leader, would let him
Senate filibuster stops it dead in its tracks.
I thought Republicans had a majority in the Senate. Is it non-functional?
Spending measures start in the House, are you familiar with the US Cons ution?
lol pretending Democrats control anything in this government
why is Mike Johnson afraid to gavel in his own legislative body?
Republicans drove insurance premiums up in the BBB
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/opi...s-21128832.phpWithout extending these tax credits, Texans who buy health insurance on the exchange will pay $459 more on average per year in premiums, an increase of 289% over current rates. Researchers also estimate that these cost increases will drive roughly 1.7 million Texans to lose their insurance coverage altogether — causing our uninsured rate to surge to over 20%.
this is from the states' lawsuit to fund SNAP
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket...f-agriculture/
Judge Talwani basically gave the government three days to tap the contingency fund to fund SNAP
“This court has now clarified that Defendants are required to use those Contingency Funds as necessary for the SNAP program…Defendants also may supplement the Contingency Funds by authorizing a transfer of additionalfunds pursuant to 7 U.S.C. § 2257 to avoid any reductions.”
RI judge orders USDA to release SNAP contingency funds by Monday
In the Rhode Island case, per the minute entry, "the Court orders the USDA to distribute contingency funds; report to the Court by 12:00 PM on Monday, November 3, 2025, regarding the status of the distribution; and to honor the existing waivers."
dem AGs: you're legally required to spend these funds to keep people from starving
white house: no we're not
judges: yes you are
white house: no we're not, let them starve
LOOK AT MY NEW MARBLE BATHROOM
"I can see my new ballroom from up here"
Trump USDA appointee says she'll disobey a court order to release the funds
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