One hell of a week...

Maybelline Marine, JD Vance, just got massively booed in red state Indiana. 🤣😂👇

Guys please, I need 10,000 likes🥹 This is my book: a romance thriller about a rich, mysterious woman who hires a man to pose as her husband for a year. Just when he uncovers how dangerous she really is, she vanishes, making him the prime suspect. A repost would mean the world!🥹

Okay this is strange 🤷 the date here is 31 Dec 69-- and no tweets.

Today at the White House, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told @kaitlancollins President Donald Trump respects the independence of the Fed, pointing to his own comments from 2018 that Trump would not fire the Fed Chair.

BREAKING: Superstar musicians Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Stevie Nicks, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and more band together to hold a massive charity benefit concert for Los Angeles wildfire relief. And it gets even better… Also included in the incredible lineup are Joni Mitchell, John Mayer, Dave Matthews, Earth Wind & Fire, Gracie Abrams, Green Day, Gwen Stefani, Jelly Roll, Katy Perry, Lil Baby, P!nk, Rod Stewart, Sting, Stephen Stills, and Tate McRae. “FireAid” will be held on January 30th at the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum in Inglewood and tickets go on sale Wednesday. The proceeds will go to both short-term and long-term relief for the devastated city. It turns out that the Hollywood celebrities that Republicans love to mock and hate are putting their money where their mouths are. Meanwhile, Donald Trump and his MAGA cronies are threatening to withhold federal aid from the city. Please retweet and ❤️ to thank these musicians for coming to the rescue — and consider joining the growing exodus to Tribel, a new pro-democracy social network that is exploding in popularity because Twitter and Facebook are trying to stop its growth — which is only making Tribel grow even faster. Please follow us on Tribel to get all of our breaking news alerts sent straight to your phone or computer by clicking the following link: tribel.app.link/okwPIHYCIqb

Yes she can.

THIS IS POWERFUL. A 15-year-old girl watches how America talks about women. Wow.

"Laws off my body!" Go Girl!

It’s time to break the glass ceiling.

There were literally 3 MAGA people outside of Steve Bannon's press conference 🤣💀 So I sang to them my hit song "My MAGA Side Girl" til they went away! We defeat MAGA by laughing harder at them!🌊 Pls rt so Elon has to pay me TWITTER AD revenue money! 🌊💙

"Bohemian Trumpsody" from @marshsongs may just be the best thing I've seen all day. Not only are the lyrics spot on, but man they can saaaaaaang!

(My wife sent this to me this morning and asked me to publish it here.) The Reality of Being a Woman in America It’s sobering to realize that at 57 years old, I have fewer fights left in me than I did for the first 55. Life is never black and white. Some moments are so deeply personal and nuanced that they can’t be argued or legislated—and yet, here in America, those moments are now under a microscope, politicized, and weaponized. Let me tell you my story. My husband and I were blessed with two beautiful boys—now grown men—born in 1996 and 1999. They are my heart. In between their births, though, life handed us something far harder. Like so many couples, we experienced two other pregnancies that ended in miscarriage. Spontaneous abortion, as it’s called in medical terms, that required medical attention and intervention. The first one, in 1997, was especially hard physically. It happened at the three month mark and I had no doubt that something was wrong. A morning doctor visit which confirmed that the pregnancy was not viable and by the afternoon I started hemorrhaging. I needed to get to the hospital. It was a Catholic hospital, just ten miles from our home. I didn’t know what to expect, but I had no doubt at all that I would get the help I needed. My doctor didn’t hesitate. No one asked for permission. No one judged or delayed treatment because of religious beliefs or fear of legal consequences. They recognized that I was in crisis, that my life was in danger, and they acted swiftly. I had a D&C that night—a procedure to stop the bleeding and ensure I didn’t develop an infection. Because of their care, I survived. I went home to heal, both physically and emotionally, and two years later, I was able to hold my second son in my arms. But as I sit here today, thinking about that night, it chills me to the bone: If that same scenario had happened now, in 2024, the outcome might have been very different. With the abortion bans sweeping across the country, I wonder if the doctors at that hospital—any hospital—would have been able to help me without hesitation. Would they have been forced to wait, to consult with lawyers instead of treating me? Would my husband and I have had the time or means to drive across state lines, searching for care? No. Not with how fast I was bleeding. The truth is, I might not have survived. The odds of developing sepsis—an infection that kills quickly—would have been dangerously high. And for what? Because the people in power today care more about controlling women than saving our lives. This is not hypothetical. It’s already happening. More than one million pregnancies in America end in miscarriage every year. One million women will experience what I did—the sudden bleeding, the heartache, the desperate need for medical care. And now, thanks to these laws, many of those women will have to fight not just to be seen, but to survive. They’ll be turned away, forced to wait until their lives are at risk, told they must suffer a little longer just to meet someone else’s idea of morality. Where is the “right to life” in this? These bans aren’t about protecting life—they’re about power. Power over our bodies, our choices, and our futures. And the price is far too high. Women like me—ordinary mothers, wives, daughters—are now at risk of dying simply because they didn’t have the luxury of quick access to care. The idea that any woman should have to bleed out, develop sepsis, or die because of politics is horrifying. And yet, that’s exactly the world we are living in today. I am here today, alive and well, because I was given care when I needed it. But now, every day, I think about the women who won’t be as lucky. I think about the one million pregnancies that will end in miscarriage this year—and the one million women who will be thrown into a system that doesn’t value their lives. This fight isn’t about abstract ideals. It’s about real people. It’s about women like me—and women like your mother, your sister, your best friend—who need care, not judgment. We deserve to live. We cannot let this stand.

BREAKING: In a stunning announcement, Donald Trump admits he’ll implement Project 2025’s plan to gut the civil service and create a more politically driven government. It’s one of the ways Trump plans to abuse his power. Retweet so all Americans see this.

Let’s get 500 retweets as soon as possible on Kamala Harris on 60 minutes right now

This is crazy and Fancy Vance is one scary character. I don't know how his wife can stay with him.

And y'all thought JD Vance was creepiest MAGA weirdo in America. Derrick Anderson just told JD Vance, "Hold my beer." 😳👇

Last time I did this I almost went bankrupt... but since I'm close to 60,000 Twitter followers... I will donate to @KamalaHarris and downballot Democrats $.10 for every like on this tweet, $0.50 for every retweet, and $1 for every follow. (59,880 followers at the start) P.S. I will cut you folks off... eventually 😎

All nine Republican senators running for reelection just voted against the Right to IVF Act: John Barrasso Marsha Blackburn Kevin Cramer Ted Cruz Deb Fischer Josh Hawley Pete Ricketts Rick Scott Roger Wicker (JD Vance missed today's vote) So much for the party of "freedom."

Sometimes times it takes a visual to help gullible MAGA fascists comprehend just how fucking psychologically damaged their cult leader truly is. 😳😂🤣👇