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03/23/2026

U.S. Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii is challenging the Pentagon's war funding request with a stark moral argument: the same money being poured into what he calls an insane war could wipe out hunger across America for an entire decade. Schatz made clear that the issue is not a shortage of funds but a failure of priorities, saying the country's real problem is a lack of moral clarity, not a lack of money. 📷: Getty

03/22/2026

Wasserman Schultz Slams SAVE Act as "Abhorrent" Obstacle to Voting

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) has labeled the SAVE America Act a targeted attempt to disenfranchise voters who are unlikely to support the Republican party. In a recent CNN interview, the congresswoman argued that the legislation creates "abhorrent" obstacles for citizens trying to exercise their most precious right. Specifically, she warned that the bill and the President's broader agenda aims to eliminate "no excuse" vote by mail, an essential tool for accessibility that she notes has worked effectively in Florida for over 20 years with "zero evidence of fraud".

03/21/2026

"Not Just Voter ID": Rep. Leger Fernández Slams SAVE Act as Suppression

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández’s blunt assessment of the SAVE America Act as a tool for voter suppression rather than election security. The congresswoman argued that by requiring documentation that exceeds even federal flight standards, the bill effectively targets eligible voters who may lack specific, hard to obtain records. This "stricter documentation" push comes as the administration doubles down on "biological truth" standards for federal IDs, a move that advocates like Sarah McBride have denounced as part of a broader "obsessive" focus on identity over economic issues. For Leger Fernández, the Act represents a fundamental threat to the most precious right in a democracy.

03/21/2026

That bill goes way beyond id

03/20/2026

Excellent point!

03/19/2026

03/18/2026

Everton Blair Jr. raises an incredibly valid point: how is it that the U.S. can afford a billion-dollar-per-day war in Iran, but can't seem to find the funds for Medicare for All? The way the money seems to magically appear for military spending, but always "runs out" when it comes to healthcare, is a glaring contradiction.

Blair’s tweet cuts to the heart of the issue. While we pour endless resources into wars, the basic needs of everyday people go unmet. Hospitals and healthcare systems remain underfunded, but there’s always a fresh budget for military action. It’s the kind of irony that’s hard to ignore, and the type of financial prioritization that needs to change.

It’s time to question where the money is really going, and who it’s really benefiting. The reality is that we do have the resources—it's just a matter of how those resources are being allocated. 💰💔