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Yes, it is. Birthright citizenship had its basis in inherited English common law. The Lynch inheritance case in 1844 (born to Irish parents in the US) attests to it. The 14th amendment removed the exception in law for slaves.https://t.co/RIJyo8C9Q1
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 29, 2025
No, Trumpist executive orders remain anti-constitutional, illegal and invalid. SCOTUS made no reference to the underlying merits of the birthright citizenship case, just on how lower-court justices can respond. This is like the immunity ruling. The justices did not rule on Trump. https://t.co/3Epar9wCC0
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 29, 2025
Congressman Garcia was an asylum seeker which xenophobic Trumpkins never acknowledge and is a naturalized US citizen. "To be elected, a representative must be at least 25 years old, a United States citizen for at least seven years..."https://t.co/41iM9yLHX7 https://t.co/nNSHWMQfEe
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 29, 2025
All fellow American citizens/residents have a natural right of religious freedom and deserve tolerance from those of differing faiths. https://t.co/1WbNuydtpS
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
He's not. He's already picking up at least one likely 2028 primary challenger, former Congressman Lamb.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
The country isn't your yard. Xenophobic Trumpkins are naturally stupid. If your child is born in the same hospital, he doesn't have more rights.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
They aren't, stupid. Unauthorized aliens aren't eligible for any federal benefit program. You need to stop listening to liar Trump propaganda.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
Stop the corruption of industrial policy.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
The nature of insurance is to share risk.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
Adverse side effects of COVID vaccines have been literally rounding errors (like heart issues among young men are like maybe 26 out of every million).
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
Anti-vaxxers are trying to stoke fears over grossly exaggerated risks.https://t.co/qb0T1o9QIk
Hospitals cannot deny emergency care from US residents regardless of status. That does not mean unauthorized residents have access to publically subsidized insurance. Generally they don't have access to social welfare benefits.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
No. Anonymity is an essential element to free expression.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
"In this survey, the Amish do not universally reject vaccines, adequate vaccination coverage in Amish communities can be achieved, and Amish objections to vaccines might not be for religious reasons."https://t.co/xoi0SpmZIW
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
My latest essay calls for Trump to be impeached and convicted over his unconstitutional attack of Iran.https://t.co/cNHuf2GXl8
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
Mitchell points out the purported Medicaid cuts aren't the common sense understanding of cuts year over year: Congress' gimmick cuts are reduced increases year over year.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) June 30, 2025
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#VoteNo
I hope you will back the most honest fiscal conservative , Congressman Massie, who is the target of Trump in his renomination next year, already forming a PAC to primary him.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
The $7.8T debt man is increasing the debt ceiling by another $5T he is borrowing from your grandchildren to pay off his own ongoing $2T deficits while spending unnecessary hundreds of billions to maintain an unconstitutional military empire starting undeclared wars. https://t.co/8iF9nrpqL6
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
Chip "Dunce" Roy doesn't know the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. Unauthorized aliens are ineligible for Medicare. Generally, the cost of Medicaid is split between the feds and states, including emergency care to aliens. States may otherwise cover aliens using their $. https://t.co/50F2uEjTh2
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
Three cheers for Musk promising to back Congressman Massie in the face of Trump's trumper tantrum over Massie's opposition to Trump's big beautiful pork.https://t.co/O5mOgRAkaR
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
"Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday that the U.S. central bank would have eased monetary policy by now if not for President Donald Trump’s tariff plan."
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
I feel a Trumper tantrum starting in 3...2...1.https://t.co/7OjQYwEm97
This is Soft Rock America. Sen. Fetterman missed out on a family beach outing in order to vote on Trump's big beautiful bill. Time for classic Lynn Anderson: https://t.co/t5DgILru2H
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 1, 2025
The OP is lying. AOC is telling the truth in conventional nonemergency healthcare. Emergency care is provided without regard to status but if states offer Medicaid to unauthorized aliens it does so without federal matching funds.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 2, 2025
Some of Drudge's links are ironic: pic.twitter.com/sGyaiCe2nF
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 3, 2025
Amusing to see House Minority Leader Jeffries channel his inner Cory Booker trying to filibuster the final House vote on Trump's big beautiful bill.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 3, 2025
CNN's coverage has been to focus the reconciliation spending bill as Draconian healthcare funding cuts at the expense of poor people and rural hospitals to pay for rich people tax cuts. Congresswoman Dingell is trying to work Grayson's old line about GOP healthcare: hurry up/die
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 3, 2025
How appropriate Trump will sign his big beautiful bill on the the same day some dude eats maybe 70 hot dogs in 10 minutes.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 3, 2025
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary pic.twitter.com/kms001Xfha
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 4, 2025
Trump's history teacher sucked: https://t.co/FcixwQB7Jc
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 4, 2025
Best Congressman ever. Unlike Felon-in-Chief Trump, Massie is principled. honest and super-intelligent.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 4, 2025
It's easier to list Trump's impeachable crimes than so-called accomplishments.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 4, 2025
Well, the folks had their own bathroom. But I had 6 younger siblings (4 of them girls) sharing the other and I shared one bedroom with my 2 brothers. I also used my slide rule in high school and recall the folks bringing us to drive-in movies. https://t.co/2XFcCGlB1x
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
I agree Elon is unduly optimistic over the prospects of a new party. Wallace had regional success in 1968, and another billionaire, Ross Perot, earned a significant percentage in 1992 but no states. Moderates find it difficult to distinguish themselves and attract voter support. https://t.co/L5Qp1htr1s
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
You should have seen the internationally despised loser who proceeded him and wanted to unlawfully deploy troops domestically.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Yup, the law of supply and demand. I remember working my ass off to earn my A in a managerial finance course. I was mentoring an MBA student who couldn't solve NPV problems, but my professor reused exams and a few former students sold a small number of copies for big money.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
I would vote for genius entrepreneur Musk over the corrupt, incompetent, unqualified, self-serving egotistical criminal bastard occupying the White House.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
No, that would be Donald Trump.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Donald Trump never reached 50% in any of 3 elections.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Both Trump and Biden added about $8T to the national debt each. Neither is principled. Musk is right. Both parties spend grandchildren's tax money.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Unfortunately, yes. It's like being back in grade school.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
It's not true. Consider this study: "After multivariate adjustment, there was no association with SNAP participation and childhood overweight (odds ratio [OR] = 0.95, 95% confidence interval: CI 0.69–1.30) or obesity (OR = 1.11, 95% CI: 0.71–1.74), compared with low-income others
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Yup. I did it all the time. I recycled commissary bags {large military families on a budget).
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Let's start with the pathological lying POTUS.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
For the music, except for disco,
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
No. Democrats routinely blame splinter groups like the Green Party for their losses; Trump is a RINO. Trump only has like a 35% solid base in the GOP. I live in Maryland where the Trumpkin nominee to succeed Gov. Hogan got his ass kicked in a landslide. Trump never won blue state
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Donnie got his ass kicked in 2018, and next year will be the same.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Trump IS the RINO, and so are his minions,
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
I think Bondi as a partisan political whore is wielding a double-edged sword.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
Isn't this the same dude who wants to do away with FEMA?https://t.co/ndIwRlZn1k
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
I have a Texas-based NWS meteorologist nephew who doesn't work for the relevant San Antonio office. However, he tells me their tools and models aren't capable of predicting the magnitude of the relevant flooding disaster. He says they did warn of flooding & >3 hrs severity alert.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
We need to stop playing politics over natural disasters. The other bit of progressive climate alarmism is trying to tie every adverse event to use of fossil fuels.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 6, 2025
NO. His war on trade and immigration hurt economic growth and his unprovoked attack on Iran has destabilized the Gulf region.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
Of course. In fact , I spent a recent month plus without my cellphone or the Internet. I did have limited cable TV access but rarely used it.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
Pence is a neo-con, even worse than Trump. I think Musk might have better chosen Paul Ryan. Ryan is one of the few who wanted to tackle mandatory spending.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
The feds don't run elections; states do.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
I remember S&H green stamps but I never accumulated enough to earn a prize.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
No. Trump is a sick, immoral bastard.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
Hell no; I'm not some stupid Trumpkin.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
When you've lived here for a decade or longer, you're a de facto American. You are contributing to the American economy and your local community. Just like Prohibition ultimately failed, so has this 1920's failed immigration quota system. Don't scapegoat the migrant victims.
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
I was wondering what the scumbag "Matt Gaetz" had done now. It seems like Trumpkins are agitating for replacement AG Bondi's dismissal over a purported lost Epstein client list and wanting Trump's original AG nominee. Yeah, like I would trust the dude who dated underaged minors
— raguillemette (@raguillemette) July 7, 2025
