Christian Britschgi

Tbh I feel like this is a great test case for whether Congress can do literally anything productive. Can a GOP Congress pass a repeal of a relatively minor, unpopular regulation that displeases the Dear Leader? TBD!

Christian Britschgi @christianbrits

Obama, Trump, Biden, and now Trump again keep fiddling on the margins of showerhead regulations. But real, permanent deregulation is going to require Congress. https://t.co/kQe4EC4bei

Obama, Trump, Biden, and now Trump again keep fiddling on the margins of showerhead regulations. But real, permanent deregulation is going to require Congress. https://t.co/kQe4EC4bei

RT @g_shullenberger: Two weeks ago, the GOP line was "what kind of heartless monster would JOKE about declining Tesla stock!?" and now it's…

RT @mattparlmer: https://t.co/cBskCoGLBA

The Trump admin is pushing the limits of executive power in lots of dangerous ways right now, but “presidentially appointed secretary asks for data his department already has” seems completely fine to me. So many of the DOGE lawsuits are challenging this exact thing.

Geoff Bennett @GeoffRBennett

AP: Shortly before he was forced to resign, the nation’s top vaccine regulator says he refused to grant RFK Jr.'s team unrestricted access to a tightly held vaccine safety database, fearing that the information might be manipulated or even deleted. https://t.co/UbD5vTZLD3

RT @RepealTCPA1947: "Did you see the Chinese invasion of Taiwan? The Polish nuclear program - " You bolt awake in an office in Sydney. It…

RT @kentbanishearl: Don’t remove the tariffs until they admit these are fake https://t.co/qfXMlyBXHy

I don’t know if I’ll be able to handle revisionist “actually Biden-era cronyism was good” takes on top of the tariff news

Matthew Yglesias @mattyglesias

The Biden administration really was charting the course toward a limited revival of American manufacturing in select strategic sectors using targeted policies that involved reasonable costs. https://t.co/7w7CSSuwsT

Exactly. Just because I have a trade deficit with the liquor store and the sports betting company and my MLM supplier of coffee beans doesn't mean I'm getting "ripped off"

David Harsanyi @davidharsanyi

Claiming the trade deficit means countries are “ripping us off” is like accusing your local supermarket cashier of robbing you when you buy groceries.

Thanks to Trump’s tariffs more of these videos will be happening in America at least

The Hard Times @REALpunknews

Owner of Dimly Lit Factory Getting Really Sick of Nu-Metal Bands Sneaking In to Film Music Videos https://t.co/Yxc8hwPwQ0

Greenpeace lobbied for people to bring their own plastic bottles because they were worried they’d use too many paper cups? I truly don’t understand the rules anymore

Hong Kong Free Press HKFP @hkfp

Reusable plastic, silicone bottles to be allowed at Hong Kong Coldplay shows following waste criticism. In full: https://t.co/bhRwAyfEFg https://t.co/AzStNyxfcx

RT @bendreyfuss: Lmao these people are so fucking stupid https://t.co/bK2y7AmF0P

What would Trump’s haters say if he were doing the opposite of what he’s doing in real life?

Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee

What will Trump’s haters do if his tariff play brings country after country to the negotiating table, resulting in bilateral trade agreements that make U.S. trade more free than ever?

It doesn’t strike me particularly plausible that China would have tried to avoid tariffs by exporting to an uninhabited tiny Southern Ocean island that then exports to the U.S.

Mr Producer @RichSementa

Commerce Secretary Lutnick Puts Penguin Tariff Question to Rest: McDonald Island Loopholes Closed "So basically he said, look, I can't let any part of the world be a place where China or other countries can ship through them...so the end of those loopholes- these ridiculous https://t.co/GqbCmBsCrM

RT @JerusalemDemsas: Trump: destroys economy Democrats: listen, he’s on the right track