this is just one of the most classic textbook conflicts of interest, and it would, frankly, be a scandal if he did not recuse himself.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is an American politician and activist serving as the U.S. Representative for New York's 14th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she gained national attention for her progressive policies and advocacy on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and economic inequality. Ocasio-Cortez is known for her grassroots campaigning and her ability to mobilize young voters, making her a prominent figure in the progressive wing of the party.
We have called for him to recuse himself in all cases related to January 6. He has in the past. And frankly, this truly is not even about partisan point scoring. This is about the integrity of the court.
If the Supreme Court does come to that conclusion, it would have profound and destabilizing impacts on the presidency and for the country.
And then, to kick it off, five days after he kills pharmacy benefit manager reform, we get this tweet from Elon Musk: ‘What is a “pharmacy benefit manager?”’
Republicans are in support, Democrats are in support — so what happened? Well, on December 15th, at 4:15 in the morning, Elon Musk began firing off a barrage of social media posts opposing pharmacy benefit manager reform.
We must reintroduce the ban on oil exports and expand to increase a ban on fracked gas exports.
If we actually want to reduce the energy burden on American families, we need to end our reliance on fossil fuels.
Energy insecurity is a problem in the United States. In a 2023 Census Bureau survey, more than one in four households in the United States said they had difficulty paying their energy bills.
If more fossil fuel production meant lower costs, why is it that today, while American oil and gas production is at a record high, home energy costs continue to go up?
This bill takes a completely upside-down view of energy and security, tying fossil fuel production at one end of the supply chain to the energy prices we pay at the other end.
But H.R. 5482 is far from the answer to this. While sponsors say this bill will help low-income and over-burdened minority communities, everything in this bill is structured to help one constituency, and that is fossil fuel companies and…





