With estimates of over 5 million people participating in yesterday's Hands-Off protest that tops the previous record of a single day, multi-location protest held by the 2017 Woman's March after Trump's first inauguration, which had around 4 million people.

This was a huge victory, but it has to be sustained and it has to be even bigger! April 19th is the next Nationwide protest. If everybody that protested yesterday brought one new person with them in 2 weeks, we will almost be at the 3.5% of the population needed to roll back the tyranny of this administration.

It seems an estimated 3.5 million people turned out today. I have not heard of a single police officer being threatened. No national or state capitol building was attacked. This was just "We The People," reminding a nation what democracy looks like.

Well done, and godspeed.
#HandsOff

Who here is falling for Russia's 'girl friday' "what a day of protesting failure today was" propaganda?

(Answer: if any at all... hardly as many as you think 😏)

Capitalizing on momentum, she is not.

Russia must have their American influencers working overtime to reverse this narrative for the reels 🤭

YT link

"Office closures, staffing and service cuts, and policy changes at the Social Security Administration (SSA) have caused “complete, utter chaos” and are threatening to send the agency into a “death spiral”, according to workers at the agency.

The SSA operates the largest government program in the US, administering social insurance programs, including retirement, disability and survivor benefits.

An average of almost 69 million Americans per month will receive a social security benefit in 2025, totaling about $1.6tn in benefits paid during the year and accounting for 22% of the federal budget. While expensive and challenged by an ageing population, social security remains overwhelmingly popular with Americans. But the agency has been dubbed a “Ponzi scheme” by Elon Musk, the billionaire whose so-called “department of government efficiency” (Doge) is currently slashing its staff and budgets."