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Alfred Hernandez retweeted
A federal judge sides with 25 states and the District of Columbia, which had argued that the new Medicaid work requirement rule would force medically frail people to clear unnecessary hurdles to maintain government-funded health insurance coverage. nbcnews.com/health/health-ca…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Democrats win the House? Investigate the Cabinet. Pursue impeachment where warranted. Close the loopholes they’ve enjoyed.
Starting with Trump’s impeachment could eat the agenda. His Cabinet needn’t enjoy the catering.
Accountability makes results possible.
#Midterms #Democrats #HouseDemocrats #Accountability #CongressionalOversight #USPolitics
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Here is a concise and important history lesson by @JillWineBanks and her fellow prosecutors on the facts of the Watergate scandal. Don’t let Trump and co rewrite history.
nytimes.com/2026/10/28/opini…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
WANTED: HAVE YOU SEEN THIS WOMAN?
The police SHOULD be looking for Senator Ashley Moody for helping steal ten million dollars from poor children to give to her political friends.
VOTE FOR ANGIE NIXON.
VOTE BLUE.
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
"Growing congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could get even worse in the coming days should unionized security personnel at six of the marine terminals in the US’ busiest gateway follow through with a threatened strike" joc.com/article/ilwu-local-t…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Correct. Temporary tax cuts (no tax on tips/overtime/etc) were front-loaded while cuts to healthcare were scheduled to phase in after the midterms.
Abdul El-Sayed: “The worst of the Big Ugly Bill hasn’t even hit yet. They knew it would be so disastrous to working people that they didn’t actually make it take effect until after the midterms. In January, Medicaid cuts, ACA subsidy cuts, all of that is gonna get worse. It’s about to be a nuclear bomb that goes off on our healthcare system”
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Can he do this for other human trafficking cases as well that have targeted victims and are currently targeting them in the United States using the legal system to do it?
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
US real fixed investment in manufacturing structures fell in GDP data released today, reaching roughly $100B annualized, down 24% over the last year and 37% below its peak
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
WSJ: "The U.S. national debt reached 100% of gross domestic product for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, hitting the triple-digit mark for the first time since 1946."
And: "The outlook is rough."
wsj.com/economy/federal-debt…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
He bought a home in Lake Wales. The transfer isn't official until he leaves office because he didn't want the appearance of impropriety. Just an FYI.
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
My great Constitutional Law Professor from more than 40yrs ago, @tribelaw, succinctly states the case for all of us to support what the @RuleOfLaw_Proj is doing to save us from the lawlessness of the current criminal administration.
"A constitutional republic cannot long endure when criminal law enforcement puts the politics of revenge ahead of the justice of accountability. The Rule of Law Project is brilliantly designed to combat that lethal perversion of priorities at this historic time of testing. I’m honored to join its Advisory Council."
- Laurence H. Tribe (@tribelaw), Carl M. Loeb University Professor, Emeritus, Harvard University.
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
DeSantis-appointed Attorney General James Uthmeier and Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia have each proven themselves unworthy of your vote. sun-sentinel.com/2026/10/29/…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Police punch Hispanic man already pinned to ground—22 times.
Officer had already shot him with taser.
"He stiffly hit the ground after being tased, and his head banged on asphalt," said witness.
"Cop mounts him and starts beating—later 3 more piled on."
Just because man was standing in the road blocking some traffic.
Witnesses say he looked like he was having a mental episode—and was not trying to harm anyone.
Emergency crews were called and took the man to the hospital.
Local police confirmed the incident occurred at 3:15 pm—but released no other details except to say it was "under review."
Incident occurred on Auburn Way near 37th Street NE in Auburn, Washington.
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
In Florida, Republicans ran a candidate with the same name. In Alaska, they've suddenly discovered election ethics.
miamiherald.com/news/local/c…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
Florida this is how it’s done. A massive group of UCF students decided to March to the polls to vote for their favorite Florida home grown girl Angie Nixon who will look out for Florida unlike her opponent Ashley Moody with her ties to the Hope Florida scandal.
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
"If the Executive can discount votes and threaten an ongoing election due to unproven allegations, then our democracy is in danger."
— Judge David O. Carter, the first federal judge to observe that Trump likely committed crimes in his assault on the 2020 election. buff.ly/hSDF7SA
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
How would sea level change if all glaciers melted? | U.S. Geological Survey share.google/9iPGbo7FDlbxhka…
How would sea level change if all glaciers melted? | U.S. Geological Survey share.google/9iPGbo7FDlbxhka…
Alfred Hernandez retweeted
We just learned more about Trump’s Venezuela oil deal, and here’s everything you need to know:
1. This deal is structured to hide the identities of people who stand to profit from it.
You don’t hide that unless you have a reason to. And the man whose firm Trump just bought a 35% stake in? Alejandro Betancourt, a Venezuelan billionaire who has faced several money-laundering investigations around the world.
2. Don’t expect cheaper gas anytime soon.
Experts have been telling us for MONTHS that oil production in Venezuela isn’t going to lower U.S. gas prices anytime soon. Betancourt’s company is able to deliver as much oil in a year as the U.S. uses in a few days. Anyone promising this deal will bring down prices at the pump is selling you lies.
3. If there’s a legal fight over this agreement, it has to go through a Texas court that Trump’s DOJ has repeatedly turned to for favorable rulings.
4. This deal creates a board designed to be shielded from oversight and accountability. Trump’s own Treasury Secretary wasn’t able to give Congress basic answers or audits when he testified about Venezuela just last month. But we should blindly trust them now?
So let’s recap: Americans aren’t going to feel relief at the pump. The identity of the people involved is conveniently hidden from us. And legal disputes go to a specific court that disproportionately rules in Trump’s favor.
Whatever you think American foreign policy towards Venezuela should be, Congress and the public deserve to know who’s involved and where the money is going.
propublica.org/article/trump…
