And an update:SCOOP: White House adviser Stephen Miller was the driving force behind DOJ’s memo authorizing states to institutionalize people with disabilities rather than fund community-based care, said people briefed on the situation.
— Celine Castronuovo (@cecelou18) June 23, 2026
From @benjaminpenn and me: https://t.co/cH9OITQgLd
Will that happen?To be clear: Trump has no leverage here. If he doesn’t sign the housing bill within 10 days, it becomes law automatically. If, before then, he vetoes, Congress has the votes to override. https://t.co/foVzP37HvY
— Eleanor Mueller (@Eleanor_Mueller) June 24, 2026
CORNYN readout of Trump meeting: “The president closed by preaching unity, but he spent the entire hour talking about things which were not exactly unifying” pic.twitter.com/5jumyw8bn2
— Caitlin Huey-Burns (@CHueyBurns) June 24, 2026
Sorta looks like it. The House GOP needs something positive to run on. But I still don’t think Trump will veto it.They. Hate. His. Guts. https://t.co/yFBkfKQ44u
— George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸 (@gtconway3d) June 24, 2026
He still thinks he has “leverage.” That’s why nobody’s telling him he doesn’t.
Between Miller and Little Bobby they're really pushing the kind of murderous early 20th century notions of eugenics. We won't be safe from it as long as Darwinism is the ideology of biology. Natural selection ALWAYS reverts to that in the end. Always.
ReplyDelete“Natural selection” is 19th century British class theory. Period. It’s as scientific as eugenics; which was scientific, until it wasn’t.
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