Jon Queally Posts

"The argument that we need to make here," the New York Democrat said of bipartisanship's dead end, "is that it's worth going it alone if we can do more for working people in this country."

Sen. Bernie Sanders also denounced the guidance, lamenting that "archaic and undemocratic rules of the Senate" are now standing in the way of ending "starvation wages in this country."

"Wall Street and stock market are metaphors for a society rotting from self-indulgence, greed, widening inequality, and financial entrepreneurship that builds nothing, improves nothing, creates nothing, and solves nothing."

"Do Senate Democrats want to keep the filibuster or do they want to pass comprehensive democracy, anti-corruption, and voting rights legislation to realize the promise of a multi-racial democracy?" said one progressive organizer. "I don't see a way they can do both."

"Will there be any accountability for these recent billionaire enablers of Donald Trump, who saw what damage he caused and still stood by him?"

"This is no art of the deal. This is not presidential leadership. These orders are not real solutions. They are just another cynical ploy designed to deflect responsibility."

"It's so beautiful to remember, periodically, that the American people are hungry to express creativity and to march for justice."

"If you ever hear a hospital complaining they don't have enough money, see if they have a venture fund."

"Major changes are needed," declares the 159,000-member American College of Physicians, "to a system that costs too much, leaves too many behind, and delivers too little."

While the Sanders campaign demanded an apology from the network, critics of Joy Ann Reid's morning show said the segment was "fraudulent garbage" and a "disgrace."

"This decision upholds protections for one of the most fragile and scientifically important areas in the North Atlantic from destructive activities like oil drilling and industrial fishing."

The web "needs radical intervention from all those who have power over its future."

"Why can't Stephen Miller answer questions from Chris Wallace?" asked Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif) in a tweet. "Because FACTS.

"In practice, this executive order would mean that whichever political party is in power could dictate what speech is allowed on the Internet."

"What are we going to tell our children when they ask us: why didn't we do anything to stop it while we still had time?"

"Greenland was FORTY degrees above normal. This should scare the hell out of you."

"She's now accepted what the country's known for months: she can't govern, and nor can her divided and disintegrating party."

"How is this not breaking news on all channels all over the world?"

Amid new consternation sparked by Mueller report, Congresswoman from New York says key national conversation must go deeper than what becomes of the Republican president

"What the hell is the point of Congress? Why are we starving children?"