Random Politics & Religion #38: The 38th One

Suspicions confirmed. Republicans are the party that loves corporations more than America.

Fixed that for you.

Chanti you are no fun you should be out blowing stuff up and drinking terrible American light beer.

Meanwhile, an eight-year-old AOC impersonator has to stop making videos because of death threats to her and her family. The tolerant Left strikes again. I guess the children only matter if they're bred to vote Democrat.

Twitter said on Thursday it will begin labeling and demoting tweets from world leaders that violate its rules — an action that appears aimed at President Donald Trump's often incendiary attacks.

Twitter has long said that it leaves up offensive tweets from government officials because removing them would limit the public's ability to understand their leaders. But the company has frequently been criticized for allowing tweets posted by Trump that arguably violate the site's rules against, among other things, dehumanization, degradation and the glorification of violence....

Under the new policy on so-called public interest tweets, Twitter will consider adding a notice about why rule-violating tweets are allowed to remain up. The company shared an example of such a label that reads, "The Twitter Rules about abusive behavior apply to this Tweet. However, Twitter has determined that it may be in the public's interest for the Tweet to remain available." ...

Twitter said that rule-breaking public interest tweets will not be "elevated" on the service, such as appearing in some search results ...

Jeffrey Epstein brought up on indictments. This is pretty big

A group of immigrant workers fired from President Donald Trump’s golf clubs say they want to meet with him at the White House to make the case that they should not be deported.

The 21 maids, groundskeepers and other workers fired earlier this year from five of Trump’s clubs asked their former employer in a letter this week to remember all their hard work and give them a chance to make their case in person why they should stay in the country.

“I’m hopeful that he’ll look at the letter. I believe he has a heart,” said Gabriel Sedano, who worked for 14 years as a handyman at Trump’s club in Westchester County, New York, before he was fired in January.

Clinton sweating bullets now