Murshed Zaheed

🚨👀 Seems like a BFD - Sen Van Hollen calls out New Yorkers like Chuck Schumer, Kirsten Gillibrand, Hakeem Jeffries for “spineless politics” bc of not endorsing Mamdani. Great to see CVH speaking w moral clarity w/o fear. More of this please. 🔥

Meanwhile … “The 16-year-old boy who shot two students and then himself at Evergreen High School this week appeared to espouse white supremacist views online …”

Another day - another high school shooting in America. When is enough is going to be enough with these guns?

Forever the victim ... bc's it's a vibe that masquerades as judicial philosophy for the far right move political operatives in judicial robes in Roberts #SCOTUS

I feel this way every am reading quotes in certain DC newsletters. 😅

“Because we’ve seen this movie, we know how it ends, which is a politician in robes who is following Trump’s orders on most major questions.” - @blumenthal.senate.gov Every single Sen Democrat should be committing to blocking every Trump nominee to any federal court.

It’s the double standard in American elite political media that’s telling and chilling. Again imagine a Democratic President made this comment about Charleston and Columbia. How would the American media and political class would have reacted? Does anything matter?

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how does one look at bubonic plague "very strongly"? 😳

HEADS UP: These are your pro-crypto Democrats - keep this in mind when you hear them opining on policy issues related to finance (and stories of corruption). www.politico.com/live-updates...

when I read through history I often wonder how could human beings be so cruel, unkind - and utterly devoid of basic humanity. And then I get real time reminders like this. ↘️

Appalling and beyond shameless from @cbsnews.com but no longer surprising given who is in charge of this network's "news" Evolving into just another propaganda channel for the Republicans/right wing in front of our eyes.

“[W]hen a majority of the justices on our highest court show themselves to be consistently indifferent to the growing chasm between law and justice, it is not “public rhetoric” that causes Americans to distrust the Court. It is the Court that surrenders its own legitimacy in the eyes of the public.”