Jake Johnson Posts

"Are they going to ignore overwhelming public opinion during a tight election year and rubber stamp these 500+ pages of blatant, stinking corruption?"

The question came just hours after it was revealed that more than a dozen lawmakers were briefed on Trump's mental health by a psychiatrist.

"It's scary to have a president who lies so brazenly and who seems out-of-touch with fundamental reality."

The Salt Lake Tribune editorial urges Hatch to "call it a career"

"Trump said his tax bill was terrible for his rich friends. Now he's bragging about giving them a big tax cut."

"It was sickening."

If you needed any more evidence that the GOP tax bill is a massive giveaway to the most profitable corporations in the country, a new report prepared for Sen. Bernie Sanders provides it

Those who criticized MSNBC's decision to cut ties with Seder as a "cowardly" capitulation to the far-right celebrated the network's reversal on Wednesday, calling it "a big win for what is right and just."

"Ajit Pai may be owned by Verizon, but he has to answer to Congress, and lawmakers have to answer to us, their constituents."

One critic called the Treasury Department's failure to release a comprehensive analysis of the tax bill a "shocking abdication of responsibility"

NBC, ABC, and CBS have devoted just over two minutes combined to net neutrality since FCC chair Pai unveiled his plan to scrap the rules

"We need you to take a stand no matter what land you live or work on. The struggle to save Mother Earth begins with you."

Increasing taxes on those already drowning in student loan debt to give the rich a tax break denounced as "the height of Republican insanity"

"What if we tell House Republicans and Democrats that North Korea wanted to close schools, take our healthcare away and pump CO2 into our air—we could suddenly, magically find $700 billion dollars for all of it."

"Republicans are literally out here warning each other that their big donors will stop writing checks if they don't do their bidding."

Yet more evidence that the GOP is "putting donors over 38 million middle-class Americans"

New survey also shows that 60 percent believe the Republican plan will "mainly favor" the rich

"At what point will society intervene and strike back?"

A new analysis also debunks claims that workers on employer-provided insurance plans would be harmed by transition to single payer.

"Guy who wrote Trump's tax plan says that the laws of math basically forced him to give rich people a huge cut."