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See McKinsey & Company. At my prior institution, the University of Utah, our president and provost gave them over $6 million so they could help the university with “efficiency”. This meant job losses of course and not even the academic senate was allowed to see the full report.

Alexandra Gallant-Lee@alexandragallant.com · 2d ago

There are so many ways in which it is a scam being run on universities that are more subtle, but it is an overt scam, too: some of them have even been caught sending multiple universities the exact same PDF and being like "We made this report telling you to gut humanities all special, just for you!"

There was a food bank distribution across the street this morning - people were lined up 3 hours ahead of time. 6 am on a Saturday morning. People are hurting and this is absolutely the time for Democratic leadership to FIX THIS and be as loud as possible while doing it.

Greg Pak@gregpak.net · yesterday

I suspect the real place for Democrats to solidify this win will be at the state and local level. That's where Ds have the chance of IMMEDIATELY making change and helping people in their everyday lives. Push your local pols to Mamdanify the shit out of the entire country, y'all. And BRAG about it.

Schumer and Jeffries represent a Congress that puts the stock market before the needs of working class people, profits above wages, and prisons above human dignity. They have had their chances, and now it's time for leaders that represent the will of the people.

My #1 criteria for Senate Majority Leader is someone who will keep Senate Dems from confirming any SCOTUS justices who happen to die during this term. And I mean it. If five of them die in 2027, oh well, next president gets eight picks in 2029.

Voters understood this & made their opinions known at the ballot box We built the infrastructure to counter their anti-voter moves b/c of Trump’s track record We are glad most of it didn’t come to pass on Election Day but it is disinformation for WSJ Ed Board to call these “fantasies”

How Trump Could Interfere With the Midterms on Election Day, and the Days After

Here’s how the Trump Administration could potentially interfere in each step of the election process—and how states are preparing to fight back.

time.com

To be absolutely clear: This was another Y2K situation. Lots and lots of people worked diligently for months and years, at great cost, taking hours away from their friends & family, to make our elections a bit more free and fair. Voting was still threatened! It still took record-breaking turnout!

Norm Eisen@normeisen.bsky.social · 2d ago

This is so wrong The reason “Trump didn’t steal the elections” is because we & the pro-voter coalition stopped him EIGHT times over the past 21 months Here’s how: a thread (1/x)

A reminder that HUD's homeless count deliberately excludes vast numbers of people experiencing homelessness: families living doubled up with others or in extended-stay hotels and motels. There's an entire world of homelessness hidden from view, an entire population rendered statistically invisible.

U.S. Homeless Population Had Record Drop in 2025

The Department of Housing and Urban Development credited President Trump, while homeless advocacy groups said that so-called Housing First policies of his predecessors played a part.

nytimes.com

Big: Kris Kobach, the Kansas attorney general, one of the country’s most notorious far-right figures who charted the way for Trump’s election denialism well before Trump got to it, has lost his reelection bid. Democrat Chris Mann will be the new Kansas attorney general, APcalls.

Important update: after previously signaling that it would cave to Trump's pressure, Michigan has announced that it will be restoring Medicaid coverage of gender-affirming care for trans youth. Pressure works, y'all. Don't let up on Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Virginia.

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Aleksandra Vaca@transiticsnews.com · 4w ago

Colorado & Michigan have become the latest blue states to end Medicaid coverage for trans youth. Solidly blue Colorado will also be IMMEDIATELY shutting off care for all trans kids receiving puberty blockers—despite Trump's rule allowing a 6 month ‘tapering’ period. This is a complete betrayal.