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Asshole local governments are retaliating against the voters for approving Amendment 3 by threatening to cut important projects. Cut your damn staff and salaries and cut the waste at the sheriff’s offices. Myriad examples have been given over the last six months.
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When you cut taxes, you have less money to spend on services. That’s how budgets work. Prop 3 will result in a recurring $12 billion loss for local governments. cbpp.org/research/state… floridapolicy.org/posts/florida-…
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This is what you get for 2018-present. Under Jim Kenney it seems like a lot of the open data stuff in Philly just completely fell off. We need to bring this back!
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I'm sorry I'm not participating in a protest because you can't park on the sidewalk, that's dumb
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Cooper® Sharp Enjoyer retweeted
That’s total nonsense. Art. II, §4: “The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” Any secretary may be impeached.
The Constitution does not authorize impeachment for a Secretary carrying out the orders of the Executive. That would give Congress direct power over Executive functions
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Article II, Section 4 subjects all civil Officers, including Cabinet secretaries, to impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors. No exception for following presidential orders. Belknap (1876) and Mayorkas (2024) were impeached. constitution.congress.gov/browse/article… senate.gov/about/powers-p…
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Idk I have two kids and I quite enjoy being able to walk to the grocery store, the playground, school, church, the pediatrician…I weight walkability heavily when I think of what we’d be giving up moving somewhere else
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Idk I have two kids and I quite enjoy being able to walk to the grocery store, the playground, school, church, the pediatrician…I weight walkability heavily when I think of what we’d be giving up moving somewhere else
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Also I guess we’re reaching for “family of five” because that’s the number where it sounds hard or something but among households *with children* the number that are 5+ is like 1 in 5
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Cooper® Sharp Enjoyer retweeted
Philadelphians really are naturally chatty as hell like extremely sociable people. Especially oldheads.
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Republicans need to Old Yeller this guy but they might just let him take the entire party down instead
Trump now says the midterms were rigged.
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Analysis from the Philadelphia Dept. of Public Health shows zip codes with high rates of poverty see the highest rates of traffic crash hospitalizations. Nerfing a proven tool to reduce crashes in the name of "equity" is pants-on-head stupid and I'm begging Jay Young to think.
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I know words don’t mean much in politics but Gutierrez has voted no on basically every good housing bill so against that background this tagline is kind of rich
Congratulations to our Majority Leadership team getting ready to make history while delivering An Arizona We Can Afford 👏
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She was actually the only Democrat to vote no on HB 2110 which allowed more adaptive reuse
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There were some problems with the OTA software update there are still some malfunctioning units running around
I found it fascinating how here in Arizona they were expecting such a huge Republican turnout that they massively overrigged the cheat. Dems winning by double digits is a lot harder to buy than winning by a few points, so even a third grader can see the cheat.
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What if we induced demand for things that were good for us
Barcelona rearranged space for lots of people to easily get around on bicycles. Now lots of people get around on bicycles. This is a form of induced demand.
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So you’ve noticed Donald has been talking about how you’re going to be able to land helicopters on top of the ballroom
The pictures I saw of downtown Austin that night were like Bucharest after Ceausescu.
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Lmao he actually said it 🍹🥴
Gov. Josh Shapiro called out outgoing Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman for blowing up a transit funding deal during the 2025 budget, and went after Pittman's floor speech from that time.
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Cooper® Sharp Enjoyer retweeted
Now that PA Dems have their first trifecta in 33 years, we’re closer to having a fully funded SEPTA than ever before. Please sign this petition and ask your legislators on day 1 to have a plan ready for a PERMANENT funding solution: 5thsqadvocacy.org/accelerate…
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Cooper® Sharp Enjoyer retweeted
We have an opening date for the Schuylkill Crossing Swing Bridge: next Friday, November 13th, per the Streets Department and Schuylkill Banks. Super stoked for this 🥳 Now we need a date for the bridge to the Delaware River Trail at South Street.
Awesome progress on the swing bridge at Schuylkill Crossing. This will provide a walking/biking pathway between SW Philly and Center City, offering an important connection between the two areas. Photo is from Schuylkill Banks.
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The irony is functionally our current system actually gives voters who don’t live in cities more voting power but this isn’t enough for these people. They want like cows to count for congressional seats or something
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We have a whole chamber where Wyoming and California get the same number of votes and what’s even craaaazier is prior to the 1960s some states had systems that worked like this too
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