$45 Billion. That’s how much the One Big Beautiful Bill sets aside for new immigrant detention centers—including for families and children.
Robb Ryerse
@robbryerse.bsky.social
For a Future of Faith, Family, and Freedom Running for Congress in Arkansas’s Third District
The One Big Beautiful Bill was just signed into law. They say it’s sweeping, bold, visionary. They’re right — but not in the way they want you to think. Here’s what’s actually inside — and why it’s a betrayal of working families. 🧵
Watch most of the Democratic Congresspeople on TV this weekend, and you’ll hear the same thing: “Republicans control everything.” “We don’t have the votes.” “There’s nothing we can do.” They’re telling the truth. But they’re failing at storytelling. /1
@jonesforar.bsky.social is running for DNC vice chair. #Arkansas #arpx www.kark.com/news/politic...
Former Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Chris Jones announces bid for DNC vice chair
Former Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris Jones announced his bid for a position on the Democratic National Committee.
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It’s nice to see our state legislators focusing on the important stuff. 🤦♂️
Advocates fear Arkansas will decriminalize cockfighting after 15 years of it being a felony in the state.
This election cycle didn't go how I wanted in many ways. I have much I'm grieving. But also much to be grateful for. Top of that list is the chance to work side-by-side with my fearless, creative friends Doug Pagitt @jonesforar.bsky.social. It is a profound honor to be on their teams.
Your tax dollars are going to pay for some rich kids to become equestrians. Outrageous and unacceptable!
Vouchers for homeschooled kids to pay for private horse riding lessons. This is where we are with Sarah Sanders’ LEARNS Act.
Jameis Winston, in the snow globe, gets the cinematic treatment from NFL Films.
Trump has flooded the zone with batshit nominees. Gaetz going down is great. But there are so many others to stop. Senate Republicans don't have the balls to do what is right, I'm sure.
On Saturday, I was in a gas station in Fayetteville. A group of middle aged white men were in line in front of me. One loudly and sarcastically said to another, “I'm homo for you.” They all laughed. And then one said, “We’re allowed to say that kind of stuff again.” And that's where we are.
I'm still recovering from the whiplash of the election. One day, I was having conversations about how our team created and distributed the most viral ad of the whole cycle. The next, I was watching TFG win again. It all - all of it - still feels so unbelievable.