My thoughts on what’s going on in Los Angeles:
— Senator Bernie Sanders (@sanders.senate.gov) June 10, 2025 at 2:48 PM
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Los Angeles thoughts – Senator Bernie Sanders
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No Kings Rally Dodgeville Noon featuring Mark Pocan
Saturday, June 14 12-2 CDT
WI June 14th crowd sizes:
Algoma: 200 Ashland: 800 Baraboo: 600 Brookfield: 900 Cedarburg: 800 Chippewa Falls: 400 Dodgeville: 350 Eau Claire: 3200 Fort Atkinson: 250 Green Bay: 1400 Hayward: 500 Janesville: 1000 La Crosse: 2000 Lake Mills: 250
WI Counts for No Kings Day
byu/CandyCornToes in50501Wisconsin
West Fountain Street & South Montgomery Street Behind old Wells Fargo Building 202 South Iowa Street, Dodgeville, WI 53533
June 14 protest in DODGEVILLE
byu/Visible_Staff75 inProtestFinderUSAProtests this Saturday!
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More than 150 retired judges criticize arrest of Hannah Dugan in letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi
More than 150 retired judges criticize arrest of Hannah Dugan in letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi
byu/DriftlessDairy inwisconsinA bipartisan group of more than 150 former federal and state judges sharply criticized the Trump administration for its handling of the arrest of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan in a May 5 letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi.
“Seeing a judge handcuffed, photographed and perp walked highlights the authoritarian playbook of the Trump administration,” said Nancy Gertner, a former federal judge and Democratic President Bill Clinton appointee who helped write and signed the letter. “It is something we should never tolerate in the United States.”
Another lead signer, J. Michael Luttig, a conservative former federal appeals court judge, said: “I have spent my career upholding the Constitution. I never imagined I’d see a judge treated like this in America. The arrest and prosecution of judges is where rule by law ends and authoritarianism begins. The judiciary is the last obstacle to a president with designs on tyrannical rule.”
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50501
50 Protests. 50 States. 1 Movement. Uphold the constitution and end executive overreach
50501 is a peaceful movement.
Violence of any kind will not be tolerated.50501 is a national movement made up of everyday Americans
who stand for democracy, and who stand against the authoritarian
actions of the Trump Administration. The name 50501 stands for
50 States, 50 Protests, 1 Movement.
Since January, the Trump Administration has continued to attack
our civil liberties, take illegal and unconstitutional actions, and gut
the public services we pay for with our taxes.
We call on our government to…
Uphold the Constitution.
End Executive overreach.
Our movement will continue to hold massive protests nationwide
until these 2 calls are satisfied by our elected officials.
Join us in practicing one of America’s most fundamental traditions:
Protesting to hold our government accountable to the will of
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Russell Vought creator of Project 2025 to lead DOGE
Russell Vought creator of Project 2025 to lead DOGE
byu/Significant_Art_3736 infednewsPresident Donald Trump’s top budget official is reportedly set to take over operations at the Department of Government Efficiency once Elon Musk steps aside.
Russell Vought, the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, will soon take on much of DOGE’s workload, including working with Congress to recoup funds, reclassifying federal workers and advancing his proposed 2025 budget – which would greatly slash government funding, the Wall Street Journal reports.
He has already served as Musk’s lower-profile partner, and has celebrated his own department’s efforts to slash government regulations – noting that President Trump had vowed to cut 10 government regulations for every one that is added.