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Republicans used to be against federal government overreach—but now they're silent as Trump seems to be forming a personal paramilitary force.

"This is the bottom line...They don't like facts because facts are bad for them." Trump's war on facts makes all of us less safe— @neeratanden.bsky.social explains.

Republicans are trying to rig the rules—and Democrats are fighting back.

Retired General weighs in on Trump's Iran strategy—and how it's failing Americans.

Republicans claim there is no money for our health care, so how is there $33 BILLION for Trump's war?

Neera Tanden to Melania Trump: Transparency starts at home—respect the survivors and release the Epstein files.

Neera Tanden: New reporting suggests that Trump started a war with Iran against the advice of our intelligence community—it's damaging and dangerous.

Neera Tanden: Iran still has the ability to harm our forces so it cannot be the case that we've destroyed their military.

Neera Tanden: It's hard to understand how we get out Trump's war that's given Iran strategic control over the global economy and American consumers.

Neera Tanden: Maybe the reason so many former Trump allies are mad is they took him at his word when he promised "no new wars."

Neera Tanden: What was the point of Trump's war—which cost billions and drove prices up—if Iran is more powerful now than before?

We won't let Trump and Hegseth dodge accountability for the people harmed by their war of choice.