SSton retweeted
Brazil has just delivered something the world desperately needed: proof that the authoritarian wave is neither unstoppable nor irreversible. Bolsonarism was defeated, despite the political pressure coming from Trump's America. And the Amazon, once again, has a fighting chance.
SSton retweeted
Call me radical but, yes, I actually do want my taxes to pay for your insulin and cancer treatment and not bombs.
…because I do care about other people.
SSton retweeted
Brazil President Lula da Silva:
“What Israel is doing in Gaza is like what Hitler did to the Jews.”
SSton retweeted
The only good Muslims to Republicans are the ones who give Trump a plane and Jared billions.
SSton retweeted
wow -- a squirming Mike Rogers gets flustered as Kristen Welker points out that while he attacks El-Sayed over the Muslim Brotherhood, *Rogers himself* defended the Muslim Brotherhood during the same period of time that El-Sayed did!
SSton retweeted
This is so intelligent, I want to cry: The 140 seats won by the student opposition against Serbia's nationalist government party will be taken up not by students, but by academics, professors & public figures from pre-chosen pool of 250 experts, selected by student plenums.
SSton retweeted
Lula didn’t just beat Bolsonaro:
He beat Trump, Netanyahu/Israel, Meta interference, algorithms, the right-wing wave taking Latin America, and the elite billionaire class...
If Brasil just did it, America can too.
SSton retweeted
I hope the last thing he hears is a nurse whispering in his ear, “Barack Obama was the best president we ever had.”
SSton retweeted
It cannot be overstated how much red tape Republicans added to the process of getting Medicaid and SNAP.
Millions of people who literally qualify for these programs are being kicked off them, despite qualifying, because of all the red tape Grassley voted to add to them.
El-Sayed: In my Neurology unit, I would have to give that MOCA exam, that cognitive test he's so proud of… The only people you give that test to are people who you worry may have cognitive deficits. By definition, if you’re taking one of those tests, something is wrong.
And you know the doctor who gave it to him was like, I just want to see how smart you are, sir. And he's like, me too.
He brags about having taken it. He's like I remembered the rhinoceros. You're like Habibi, everybody remember the rhinoceros.
And the funny thing about it is, you know, he's taken it multiple times. So he's not even bragging about the first time he took it. He's like, I took it the 1st time and then I took it the 2nd time. So with Donald Trump, you can't blame him for this, he's just dumb.
But for Mike Rogers, can you imagine how small of a human being you have to be to know that he has real deficits and to just nod your head approvingly at the most ridiculous shit that the man proposes?
SSton retweeted
An American student with a disability is suffering from a broken wrist and a black eye after ICE wrongfully tackled and detained him in Santa Maria.
Americans didn’t ask to be brutalized by ICE.
They sure as hell shouldn’t be paying for its actions with broken limbs.
ICE needs to be held accountable for these grotesque tactics.
SSton retweeted
ICE agents broke a special-needs student’s wrist on his way to school in Santa Barbara County yesterday. He’s a U.S. citizen. They had the wrong person and left him with no medical care. He needed surgery. I hope he sues the crap out of them.
SSton retweeted
NEW: GOP Sen. Roger Marshall wrote a bill to exempt a new type of farm product from pesticide rules.
His wife is invested in a company that sells them.
SSton retweeted
Trump has exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect, including some of the worst industrial polluters. About 3.3 million people live near such a facility. @EricLiptonNYT @maxinejoselow nytimes.com/2026/10/24/clima…
SSton retweeted
Lula’s victory will be greeted with horror in Silicon Valley. Outside the EU, Brazil has been the biggest holders to account of US tech firms. And Facebook’s actions before the election deserve proper scrutiny

































