Dan Morris

@dmindy.bsky.social

Aging lifelong Indiana resident. Sage in my own mind. Sparkplug, Boilermaker, IU Law--but that was decades ago. Learning daily. Newspapers forever.

Democrats sure do love to make people work without pay. They did it in Oct-Nov, and now again in Feb-Mar. As long as they can make their political point, they don't care what happens to people--which sounds just like Trump. That's why both parties are awful.

Senate Press Gallery@senatepress.bsky.social · 8mo ago

By a vote of 53-47, the Senate did not invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to H.R. 7147, DHS funding. Senator Fetterman (D) voted aye. Majority Leader Thune voted no and made a motion to reconsider.

For Trump, the truth about EVERYTHING is what he says it is. Typical for politicians, but he takes it to an extreme level. Sad that he never learned that fact and opinion are two different things--an elementary school standard of learning.

The New York Times@nytimes.com · 10mo ago

News Analysis: Without waiting for facts, the Trump administration has advanced one-sided narratives to justify the killings of protesters in Minneapolis by federal agents, even when bystander video shows something else entirely.

If another country took Trump and the First Lady into their custody, would that country thereby have control the US? No. Neither does the US have control of Venezuela without thousands of troops and martial law. "Delusional" comes to mind here.

The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com · 10mo ago

U.S. oil companies are going to take over Venezuela’s oil fields and industry, President Trump said, declaring that U.S. oil interests will revive oil production in a country with one of the world’s largest reserves.

Democrats never had a chance to win anything in shutting down government. But, the longer they go, they worse they look--and they give Trump a chance to be the hero and save the day if he can overcome his revulsion to welfare. Fold now and claim a lame victory instead of letting voters go hungry.

Chicago Tribune@chicagotribune.com · last yr.

Republican leaders in Congress said it’s all or nothing on Wednesday as they rejected a Democratic push to carve out funding to continue food aid for more than 40 million Americans who stand to lose it as part of the government shutdown.