In the past 26 years, I must have attended over 50 conferences of various parties. This is the strangest. In theory, the Conservatives could be out of office in days. MPs are not clear whether they should be in Manchester or Westminster. Brexit all that matters. Strange times.

— Ken Reid (@bigkenreid) September 29, 2019

is it comical or tragical that he thinks Brexit “done” on a leaving date ? – it barely begins then https://t.co/tW9apc5ADo

— Simon Schama (@simon_schama) September 29, 2019

Guardian front page, Monday 30 September 2019: Prime minister forced into denial of claims that he groped two women pic.twitter.com/OXcsdCjuof

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 29, 2019

Excl: Boris Johnson’s long-standing allies accuse him of shutting them out to only listen to Dominic Cummings and Carrie Symondshttps://t.co/FAucQYRk8O

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) September 29, 2019

This is interesting – rather suggests that the Palace won’t put up with much more nonsense from the Fatberg of Dishonesty, should he attempt another sneaky prorogation… 😌 #JohnsonMustGo #RuleOfLaw 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺 pic.twitter.com/unNnNCYVlA

— Paddy Docherty (@paddydocherty) September 29, 2019

BREAKING: UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab said today “We will bring into force a UK Magnitsky law, to place visa bans and asset freezes on those individuals deemed responsible for serious human rights abuses, including torture.” https://t.co/dEsGwSPlOO

— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) September 29, 2019

The lack of self knowledge & the arrogance in every Tory Minister’s speech from their party conference platform in #manchester is staggering – they claim to be the arbiters & protectors of democracy but in fact they are the ones destroying democracy #Brexit

— Michael Russell (@Feorlean) September 29, 2019

The journey for the Scots Tories is complete. They’ve reached destination No Deal Brexit. It will finish them. They deserve every bit of it. pic.twitter.com/0L0OxXTEhY

— Pete Wishart (@PeteWishart) September 29, 2019

"If Foster really isn’t for turning – and there is little if any concrete evidence that she is – then the landing zone for a deal in Brussels is so narrow as to be untenable." https://t.co/V3m1NCS7mv

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) September 29, 2019

A Nobel laureate economist just said there is 'zero chance' Brexit will make Britain better off https://t.co/H3PwAMYtnv

— Bangordub (@Bangordub) September 29, 2019

#FiftyYearsFromNow – we will find out if Jacob Rees-Mogg was right.https://t.co/ZjFAvUNnF7

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) September 29, 2019

Dr Peter Gammons has joined a party led by Dick Braine. This is not a joke, it is merely a fact. https://t.co/qVIlZCns2p

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) September 29, 2019

Please release your perfect conversations with Putin and the Saudis https://t.co/A2qw9CsTjX

— Preet Bharara (@PreetBharara) September 29, 2019

Kushner's impeachment advice to Trump: Go on the road and spin the new Democratic witch hunt to his base https://t.co/jAOPdr7YQQ

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) September 29, 2019

WATCH: It was just last week the Washington Post broke the whistleblower story.

Here's how the past 10 days have unfolded. #MTP #IfItsSunday pic.twitter.com/e8pEEjhHF6

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) September 29, 2019

The president’s former Homeland security advisor confirms the president and his lawyer are pursuing a baseless conspiracy theory: https://t.co/aYhFguCuyL

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) September 29, 2019

"He described the former New York mayor as obsessed with possible misconduct by Biden or his son Hunter" https://t.co/X2ewqB22Sw

— Joshua Benton (@jbenton) September 29, 2019

If this story is accurate, it’s not clear they’d have any attorney/client privilege and would be forced to testify and forced to turn over emails and other documents as well. https://t.co/QvUCPoPrO1

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) September 29, 2019

Good read on how Trump pushes invented conspiracy theories.

It's not a new tactic. It's honed over decades.

He uses it to undermine his opponent.

Now, his opponent is American Democracy itself. https://t.co/JjnGtulQ6P

— Jesse Ferguson (@JesseFFerguson) September 29, 2019

As you watch Trump’s defenders lie, deflect, and distract today and in the coming weeks, remember that they don’t care about being caught in obvious lies. Calling bullshit still means you’re talking about the bullshit, not the facts.

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) September 29, 2019

Biden campaign tells news execs: Stop booking #Rudy.
“…you are allowing him to introduce increasingly unhinged, unfounded and desperate lies into the national conversation.”https://t.co/NAlvxt7DWy pic.twitter.com/z3sYThHjq3

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) September 29, 2019

“By giving him your air time, you are allowing him to introduce increasingly unhinged, unfounded and desperate lies into the national conversation.’ https://t.co/mpwdseRHhD

— Slate (@Slate) September 29, 2019

“Fuck ‘em. Fuck ‘em.” Robert De Niro said regarding Trump, live on CNN 🇺🇸pic.twitter.com/gvylqrJFTU

— Scott Dworkin (@funder) September 29, 2019

Tens of thousands of students clashed with police on the streets of Jakarta this week. (Follow @GZEROMedia for more.) https://t.co/1CoHS0WXtl

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) September 29, 2019

I watched widespread clashes unfold in Hong Kong today, overwhelming a mile-long stretch from Causeway Bay to Admiralty.

Been sprinting around for ten hours and to sum it up: It got bad. Real bad. Let's start from the beginning…#HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/AvJBTSYzq8

— Alejandro Alvarez 🫡 (@aletweetsnews) September 29, 2019

Thousands march in Australia, Taiwan and Japan in support of pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong https://t.co/9zLysXPPkx pic.twitter.com/Q0f9RM5yOk

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) September 29, 2019

Conservative Sebastian Kurtz's party on track to win Austrian election with more than third of vote – exit polls https://t.co/TyPUvTfMKl

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 29, 2019

Christopher Allen's murder must be investigated. To ignore it, as the British and US authorities have done, is to encourage yet more murders of journalists. https://t.co/P3uXxDRF0W

— Roy Greenslade (@GreensladeR) September 29, 2019

Boris Johnson heads for Tory Conference in Manchester after tumultuous week for the Governmenthttps://t.co/L3CDm05xSF pic.twitter.com/v8W8FdQ67y

— ITV Granada Reports (@GranadaReports) September 28, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: #BorisJohnson 'will collapse government' if EU refuse new deal and force election #Brexit https://t.co/oLpwOTsDi3 pic.twitter.com/7JZAhiLDYs

— The Mirror (@DailyMirror) September 28, 2019

NEW: Dominic Cummings ordered Tory aides to “ram” the phrase Surrender Act “down their throats” at a meeting last night

He said there would be an election in November and claimed Labour were trying to silence it because “they know it’s hurting them”https://t.co/FkVnLe6DBX

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) September 28, 2019

“Getting Brexit done” won’t solve anything: Chaminda Jayanetti for @IndyVoices https://t.co/NTwwtNy9cD pic.twitter.com/T2Jb2UxzGH

— John Rentoul (@JohnRentoul) September 28, 2019

PS former Tory adviser texts me “what is the betting a motion of no confidence is tabled on day of Johnson’s speech to Tory conference [Wednesday]?”

— Robert Peston (@Peston) September 28, 2019

Extraordinary sign of the times. Tory Conference behind a ring of concrete and steel. pic.twitter.com/HxDZguWxMF

— Steve Doherty 🐐 (@SteveDoherty1) September 28, 2019

A month ago, idea HMG might provoke civil disorder to invoke emergency powers would've felt like bad April Fool's joke. Now? Sounds entirely credible. But just how far & how fast we've been dragged by #BorisJohnson – *that* is what truly beggars belief…https://t.co/ow5mMGNlAT

— Michael Dougan (@mdouganlpool) September 28, 2019

Former Attorney General Dominic Grieve is an exceptionally calm & level-headed person.

When he says Johnson & Cummings may be planning to use the Civil Contingency Act to suspend the rule of law & force through a no-deal Brexit, we should listen.https://t.co/LDkEdWTVQC

— Cornwall for Europe #FBPE (@Cornwall4EU) September 28, 2019

A serving British soldier has issued a death threat to the shadow education secretary Angela Rayner.https://t.co/7ZWW0MX5zR

— The New Statesman (@NewStatesman) September 27, 2019

Police said they are "looking into" Nigel Farage's "take the knife to them" comments made at a Brexit Party rally in Newport https://t.co/1IvstDG1Tx #Brexit pic.twitter.com/5VBwTIn49h

— ITV Wales News (@ITVWales) September 28, 2019

It’s like Labour has suddenly come out of a three year coma and started noticing some stuff. https://t.co/CEZr3cgpRD

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 28, 2019

For those who have been watching the Brexit money men this isn’t news

What is new is that former Chancellor Philip Hammond is confirming they are driving for No Deal Brexit to maximise their profits while they destroy the country

And that #LiarJohnson is working for them https://t.co/vFq7i1hES4

— Green💚🌻🍉Molly (@GreenPartyMolly) September 28, 2019

No-one (regardless of whether they voted leave or Remain) should want a No Deal Brexit. Voting against No-Deal is simply common sense because it would be deeply damaging and unnecessary. https://t.co/8p1v73n7UA

— Rory Stewart (@RoryStewartUK) September 28, 2019

Remember folks, Brexit party is not racist 🤦‍♂️ @brexitparty_uk #brexitparty pic.twitter.com/PxmcnpkT8j

— Ed Barton (@ed_barton) September 28, 2019

Me, for the @observerUK, on Brexit and the press. Spoiler: democracy doesn’t work if journalists forget what their role is https://t.co/yXiX4xBrfg

— alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) September 28, 2019

Public opinion polls show shift in favor of impeaching Trump after revelations in Ukraine scandal https://t.co/LsbN50V0bT pic.twitter.com/ThKAxZib9K

— The Hill (@thehill) September 28, 2019

“the latest revelations show that Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani ran what amounted to a shadow foreign policy in Ukraine” https://t.co/2KxM0hsWRM

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) September 28, 2019

AP reports that AG William Barr was “surprised and angry” to discover he had been lumped in with Rudy Giuliani by the president. https://t.co/wUiF4LCBVu

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) September 28, 2019

Is AG Bill Barr “surprised” and “angry” enough to cancel his Christmas party at the Trump International Hotel and Cash Drop? Only time will tell.

— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) September 28, 2019

It appears that both Barr and Bannon are in Italy right now. Bannon has a subpoena for #CambridgeAnalytica waiting for him when he gets home. #TheGreatHack https://t.co/wd4hTW2wZm

— David Carroll 🦣 (@profcarroll) September 28, 2019

‘Beyond the pale’ — Meet the 7 freshmen congressmen, all of whom served in the military or national security agencies, who broke the dam on impeachment pic.twitter.com/DEIlhAIgUc

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) September 28, 2019

File under: Lamb, Sacrificial. https://t.co/yI9MG3Uvce

— Eric Umansky (@ericuman) September 28, 2019

More impeachment news: Former US Special Envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker plans to appear at his deposition next Thursday in front of the House Foreign Affairs committee, according to source familiar with his plans, per ⁦@evanperez⁩ ⁦@kylieatwood⁩ https://t.co/2XPUrBQGYX

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) September 28, 2019

Very smart of the writers to leave a well known character waiting in the wings not really doing anything until the season finale like this https://t.co/u3Lrsr17nc

— Matthew Zeitlin (@MattZeitlin) September 28, 2019

In Opinion@jbouie writes, "Democrats don’t actually have a choice. They have to impeach, regardless of the politics, regardless of where it leads. They have to hold Trump accountable, both on the merits and to set an example for future presidents." https://t.co/NYcDbFfMic

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 28, 2019

A reminder to federal officials:

There is no limit on the number of individuals who can use the whistleblower statute.

If you think you were involved in unlawful activity as a result of a directive from Mr. Trump or someone doing his bidding, now is the time to report it.

— John O. Brennan (@JohnBrennan) September 28, 2019

Officials/witnesses will start quitting and cooperating, ignoring bogus instructions on exec privilege. If WH does instruct it’s obstruction and another count for impeachment. No more court fights. Come and talk or it goes into impeachment articles

— Jen "We aren't going back " Rubin 🥥🌴 (@JRubinBlogger) September 28, 2019

Hey, speaking of things that need answers, can you elaborate on this one?https://t.co/ihFyPWQvAZ

— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) September 28, 2019

There he goes again. Another presidential video just for Putin. https://t.co/8fWO1TPw3G

— Julian Zelizer (@julianzelizer) September 28, 2019

Funny thing: just recently Björn Höcke, the fascist (yes, really) regional leader of AfD, used similar slogan ("They are against him, because he is for you"), which he copied from Austrian Jörg Haider, who made FPÖ into far right party in 1980s. pic.twitter.com/Jwm0kPTrcX

— Cas Mudde (@CasMudde) September 28, 2019

Simultaneously desperate, pathetic, sinister, and so blazingly hypocritical you wonder how the people doing the work keep straight faces https://t.co/XcRi3scC6M

— David Frum (@davidfrum) September 28, 2019

The Trump administration is discussing whether to block Chinese companies from listing shares on American stock exchanges, the latest push to try to sever economic ties between the U.S. and China, according to people familiar with the deliberations https://t.co/it1epHlO31

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 28, 2019

For those who may not remember, this is the same Steve Schwarzman who compared ending the carried interest loophole to Hitler's invasion of Poland https://t.co/BJwiCTy2Sv

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) September 27, 2019

About 7% of the funds for President Donald Trump’s border wall is being diverted from military construction projects on Guam, a small U.S. territory that’s key to U.S. efforts to deter North Korea and counter China’s growing military. https://t.co/FHdWfU26xb

— AP Climate (@AP_Climate) September 28, 2019

Scotland planted 22,000,000 trees over the past year to help fight climate change 🌳 pic.twitter.com/VahJFaZ0mE

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) September 28, 2019

I have moved on from this climate thing… From now on I will be doing death metal only!! https://t.co/mYqXxFuE77

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) September 28, 2019

When your mum makes you come down to say hello to visitors https://t.co/ADUEux5EGN

— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) September 28, 2019

White House restricted access to Trump's calls with Putin and Saudi crown prince – CNNPolitics https://t.co/wTx0iJibfE

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) September 27, 2019

WEST WING 'SHELL-SHOCKED'… https://t.co/BQCAF7L9aO

— Drudge Report Feed (@drudgefeed) September 27, 2019

Breaking News: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was subpoenaed to produce documents for the House impeachment inquiry into President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine https://t.co/wsZO9DbHXr

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 27, 2019

They are all going down. https://t.co/gZvu116WTO

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) September 27, 2019

“[W]ithout trust in our laws and their guardians, more people feel justified in breaking more laws, and the government loses its credibility.” #Barr has earned #impeachment inquiry. https://t.co/a88u2IkBRf

— Maya Wiley (@mayawiley) September 27, 2019

Sources say Dems could impeach Trump by Thanksgiving @mkraju reports https://t.co/C6R6EYz7UP pic.twitter.com/wG13XUDFvU

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) September 27, 2019

Breaking News: President Trump's special envoy for Ukraine resigned. He is expected to be interviewed in connection to the House's impeachment inquiry next week. https://t.co/6i91NpBBfb

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 27, 2019

One of the biggest news stories of the day was just broken by ASU's STUDENT newspaper. Well fucking done. https://t.co/V9HQdxE67K

— Stephen Miles (@SPMiles42) September 27, 2019

District went for trump by 12 https://t.co/PrewTi2rus

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) September 27, 2019

Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire would like to remind you—lest you’d forgotten—that Trump is a liar. https://t.co/KL7lWCUtSI

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) September 27, 2019

Eleven Republicans break with Trump, House passes bill blocking his emergency border wall declaration https://t.co/tk2HtbomUN pic.twitter.com/XdrWd1N6tI

— The Hill (@thehill) September 27, 2019

NEW: President Trump met with White House lawyers and personal counsel to discuss impeachment investigation strategy https://t.co/aL8K5sPEZl pic.twitter.com/VDJSaJAuQ2

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 27, 2019

Watergate occurred when I was a teenager. But I remember vividly that the mood at the time was different from now. As the investigation continued, it became clear that profound issues were at stake: the Constitution, our democracy, the presidency, the rule of law.

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) September 27, 2019

"I think he's badly wounded right now…I'm suddenly very worried about 2020."

New w/ ⁦@ChrisMegerian⁩ + ⁦@Noahbierman⁩ on a stunned Trump, tweeting and grasping for a battle plan against Pelosi >>https://t.co/mjdRPc7glg

— Eli Stokols (@EliStokols) September 27, 2019

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— Bradley Whitford (@BradleyWhitford) September 27, 2019

The Greater London Authority has referred Prime Minister Boris Johnson to the Independent Office for Police Conduct for a possible investigation into whether he committed misconduct in a public office in connection to his friendship with American businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri

— Sky News Breaking (@SkyNewsBreak) September 27, 2019

It’s almost as if Boris Johnson’s incendiary language and stoking of hatred might also be to distract us from something else. https://t.co/nsS3bISFdj

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) September 27, 2019

“The timing does seem a bit suspicious, just when the kitchen sink is being thrown at him by his opponents”

– Conservative MEP @DanielJHannan on the prime minister's referral to the police watchdog over his friendship with businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri#Newsnight pic.twitter.com/vgoYR5EVBc

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) September 27, 2019

Someone should give @lewis_goodall a medal for this. The arrogance and contempt for any questions that Cummings radiates are genuinely horrifying. If this guy who supposedly understands real people carried on like this in any pub, he’d be leaving through the window. https://t.co/iOIvXc5uCN

— Oh God, What Now? – the politics podcast (@OhGodWhatNowPod) September 27, 2019

Owen Paterson voted against the Withdrawal Agreement three times. So he doesn’t mean just get on with it, he means we must leave only on terms he finds acceptable. And if anyone else holds out – just as he does – for terms they find acceptable, that is delay. https://t.co/jJjh7CtnzD

— Daniel Finkelstein (@Dannythefink) September 27, 2019

Brexit Party spokesman on radio 5 live, when asked will Brexit party stand in NI in any future election?his response..

“The Brexit Party only stands in Britain as it is a British party!”

— Michael Burnham (@Michael42683163) September 26, 2019

Let’s not forget, that 30 day deadline for #Brexit alternatives ran out eight days ago….. https://t.co/NBhFzmxREo

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) September 27, 2019

There’s an enlightenment quality around the debate for a New Ireland & Independent Scotland, which is quite striking, set in comparison, to a British state, which seems antiquatedly knackered & worn-out.

Those renewed & energised visions appear brimming with futurist modernity.

— Damien Mullan (@damienmullan85) September 27, 2019

An interesting #brexit poll from Germany https://t.co/oI5EyAfBeT

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) September 27, 2019

When we watch TV, our TVs watch us back and track our habits. This practice has exploded recently since it hasn’t faced much public scrutiny. But in the last few days, not one but *three* papers have dropped that uncover the extent of tracking on TVs. Let me tell you about them.

— Arvind Narayanan (@random_walker) September 27, 2019

Carl Bernstein says Trump is "unraveling" due to evidence of "corruption" after whistleblower complaint https://t.co/Lbsee6QrbR pic.twitter.com/A2QOktjgWg

— The Hill (@thehill) September 27, 2019

6 U.S. officials, other than president, were implicated in the whistleblower's complaint. At the top of the list are VP Pence, AG Barr and Pres. Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.@NicolleDWallace and her panel discuss.https://t.co/tbi1l18aFm

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 27, 2019

Pelosi accuses Trump of covering up effort to pressure Ukraine. More here: https://t.co/lx4w6Pzs6i pic.twitter.com/oyaffSb9DO

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 27, 2019

Julian Epstein, former Democratic chief counsel at the House Judiciary Committee, says the House can say they would move to impeach if President Trump does not produce the documents related to Ukraine in the time allotted.https://t.co/TASHhLEtIL

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 27, 2019

The Case for Trump’s Impeachment Goes Beyond Ukraine:
He has betrayed America with seven countries. https://t.co/zeIBiUoWHL

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) September 27, 2019

If the whistleblower's understanding is correct and there's a classified server full of incriminating conversations between Trump and world leaders, then not exposing the truth keeps the president in hoc to those leaders for as long as he's president.

— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) September 27, 2019

No American president has ever been removed from office by impeachment.

So, what does it actually take to impeach? NPR's Ron Elving breaks it down. pic.twitter.com/fYM7epikbG

— NPR (@NPR) September 27, 2019

Democrats also need to hammer the fact that if the House votes to impeach Trump, he's impeached. The Constitution says the House "shall have the sole power of impeachment." The Senate doesn't get to decide if Trump is a criminal, only whether to let a criminal stay in office.

— Adam Jentleson (@AJentleson) September 27, 2019

Nancy Pelosi knew he would self-impeach. #11thHour pic.twitter.com/zGfCjf8GAX

— NoctilucentCloud (@NoctilucentClou) September 27, 2019

Former GOP Senator Jeff Flake:

“I heard someone say if there were a private vote there would be 30 Republican votes. That's not true," Flake said during a Q&A. "There would be at least 35." https://t.co/rfqRg1Bnrr

— Ryan Goodman (@rgoodlaw) September 27, 2019

Knowing the quality and courage of those in the IC, there’s the distinct possibility that tonight, somewhere in northern Virginia, the colleagues of the whistleblower who also observed the President’s actions are discussing what they will do next.

— MarkHertling (@MarkHertling) September 27, 2019

The reason Trump makes idiotic arguments (such as “Look, there’s nothing in the transcript!”) is that he knows there are people intellectually and politically corrupt enough to repeat them. In this case, that includes Vice President Pence https://t.co/jB4G5tZMbr

— Jennifer "A man is not a plan" Rubin 🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@JRubinBlogger) September 26, 2019

How does Russian state TV know that President Trump personally directed any U.S. official to not attend the Ukrainian president’s inauguration?

And why is the President directing anyone to not attend the inauguration of an ALLY?!? https://t.co/CabgN4yqsu

— Sen. Patrick Leahy (@SenatorLeahy) September 26, 2019

Wow. Rudy Giuliani is on Ingraham's show implicating the State Department in the Ukraine scandal.

"The whistleblower falsely alleges that I was operating on my own. Well, I wasn't operating on my own." pic.twitter.com/4o1feYTZFU

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) September 27, 2019

During Watergate, nine lawyers associated with Nixon were convicted of federal crimes.

— Elizabeth de la Vega (@Delavegalaw) September 27, 2019

Devin Nunes accuses Democrats of “trying to obtain nude pictures” of Trump https://t.co/r1Bp3Yq9B9 pic.twitter.com/WAXDn0bwM5

— The Hill (@thehill) September 27, 2019

Okay if our whistleblower doesn't get a cool sex name like Deep Throat what is even the point of any of this

— Julia Claire (@ohJuliatweets) September 26, 2019

This note from the Executive Editor is absolute bullshit. https://t.co/N5qLQuqiLq

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) September 26, 2019

You are required by law to obey all traffic signs.

https://t.co/NL1qhi5ieH

— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) September 27, 2019

I've seen the terror, chaos and pain of riots up close. This is intimidation by the government. It's crass, cheap and dangerous. Threats can never be used to get your own way. pic.twitter.com/L8KoBUbQ9j

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) September 27, 2019

Beth is absolutely right. The strategy is one of winding up opponents in order to make them lose their composure and cohesion- and promise an easy end to it all.

We must stay calm. Draw narrative onto our solutions, remove the Govt power – steer back to a responsible country. https://t.co/JuFHnVwmSK

— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) September 26, 2019

Is Britain being led by political trolls? Anyone looking at the state of the UK political scene these days would be forgiven for asking that question | Analysis by @lukemcgee https://t.co/BFF6PkW8Lf

— CNN (@CNN) September 27, 2019

Death threats against my colleagues are not ‘humbug’ Boris Johnson, they are a hate crime which you are encouraging https://t.co/92hjF9jLP6

— Layla Moran 🔶🕊️ (@LaylaMoran) September 27, 2019

EU's Juncker says Britain will be responsible if no Brexit deal https://t.co/sesNebq1do pic.twitter.com/70CbtuVfJU

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 27, 2019

At 20:20 in this R4 World at One Rachel Johnson says her brother Boris may be behaving this recklessly due to pressure from financiers who have bet against the £ and country, to make fortunes from a no-deal Brexit. https://t.co/DkhKXAaUXM

— David Conn (@david_conn) September 26, 2019

Food banks are no longer serving just the homeless https://t.co/cxvbcZ96nc

— The Independent (@Independent) September 27, 2019

It never was, really. https://t.co/tzFyglisDh

— Aditya Chakrabortty (@chakrabortty) September 26, 2019

This is a beautifully-told account by ⁦@gcaw⁩ of what it’s like to lose a little part of your soul each time you watch an ISIS video: https://t.co/d9pwuKVw8N

— Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) September 26, 2019

Huawei says it has has started making #5G base stations without U.S. components https://t.co/UWwVL3NWM2 by @SijiaJ pic.twitter.com/WSjipktWga

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 27, 2019

Irish writers meet politicians on funding for Irish literature, via @SineadCrowley @rtenews https://t.co/jBuyuA9ZaI

— RTÉ (@rte) September 27, 2019

BREAKING: The House has voted unanimously 421-0 to release the whistleblower complaint. pic.twitter.com/AmUrow2lip

— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) September 25, 2019

Members of Congress who are seeing the whistleblower complaint have to read it in a SCIF, which means it contains classified information. Good reminder Trump has created a national security crisis. https://t.co/x1YgyXUjRa

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) September 25, 2019

A statement like this from Senator Sasse is a pretty good indication of just how bad the whistleblower complaint is.

And by bad, I mean good. https://t.co/Ohnb5Rnjdx

— Evan McMullin 🇺🇸 (@EvanMcMullin) September 25, 2019

BREAKING: Attorneys for Manafort and Trump met as recently as May 2019 to discuss effort to pressure Ukraine and get payback for Manafort. https://t.co/TBvKtjkLXT

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) September 25, 2019

NEW: Pres. Trump says he has no problem making a separate conversation with Ukrainian Pres. Zelenskiy available, as well as conversations between Pence and Zelenskiy.

"I could save you a lot of time: they're all perfect." https://t.co/Mw98zEJsXN pic.twitter.com/mnVdhA5Xm9

— ABC News (@ABC) September 25, 2019

Pres says he supports transparency on the whistleblower issue, but also demands transparency from @joebiden on payments received by his son Hunter in Ukraine and China, and transparency from Democrats on their talks on recent visit to Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/Ob5Q1uzB8c

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) September 25, 2019

In response to a question about why it's okay for him to ask a foreign leader for information on political rivals, Trump recommends a number of books written by Fox News personalities — including Andy McCarthy, whose first name he can't remember. He ends up ranting about polls. pic.twitter.com/W2EVvsvrhR

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) September 25, 2019

Opinion | Leah Litman: "Using the office of the president for personal political benefit comports with both the standard understandings of bribery and the broader category of high crimes and misdemeanors." https://t.co/3l7hffBK5m – @NBCNewsTHINK

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 25, 2019

The White House account of the call is so embarrassing for Zelensky, shows the extent to which foreign leaders will abase themselves to flatter him, including attacking Angela Merkel because he knows Trump doesn't like her. https://t.co/6qjAXWUM1h

— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) September 25, 2019

Ukrainians understood Biden probe was condition for Trump-Zelenskiy phone call: Ukrainian adviser – ABC News – via @ABC https://t.co/iEx6SSdBcH

— Kara Calavera (@KaraCalavera) September 25, 2019

Trump’s news conference with Ukraine’s president, annotated https://t.co/wAjqHBimRl

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) September 25, 2019

pic.twitter.com/UtxLspOEJI

— Dusty (@DustinGiebel) September 25, 2019

Did @realDonaldTrump read memorandum of conversation of call with @ZelenskyyUa before it was released? True, Trump never said "quid pro quo." But he asked for a "favor" of Ukraine investigating his political rival right after Zelensky asked for more Javelin missiles. https://t.co/WFo4ujQbBf

— Steven Pifer (@steven_pifer) September 25, 2019

Several Senate Republicans were stunned and questioned the White House's judgment after it released the rough transcript of Trump's call with the Ukraine president, WaPo reports. One Senate Republican said the transcript's release was a "huge mistake." https://t.co/iIIYdf3Kpb

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 25, 2019

The Zelensky Memo Suggests There Might Be White House Tapes https://t.co/zLjNqov49I

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) September 25, 2019

Justice Dept declined to investigate Trump's call with Ukraine president https://t.co/eP5Hnx2byD pic.twitter.com/CYLQiEJ0BK

— The Hill (@thehill) September 25, 2019

I tell you, for a guy who wanted to get impeached Trump certainly seems defeated and desperate.

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) September 25, 2019

Most significant part of that presser was Trump roping Pence into the whole mess and volunteering to make Pence's conversations public as well.

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 25, 2019

I always thought that the Samson Option was a real possibility for Trump — and the GOP's greatest danger. If he goes down, he's going to take those around him down with him. https://t.co/CZ3gUxxQ0p

— Jeet Heer (@HeerJeet) September 25, 2019

Oh. pic.twitter.com/S3n35vxfzv

— Sarah Longwell (@SarahLongwell25) September 25, 2019

Clinton's strategy on impeachment was to stay laser focused on his day job, talking about policy when Republicans talked about him. Trump will not have the discipline to do this.

— Tom Wright (@thomaswright08) September 25, 2019

What has happened to my country? I never thought I would see a British Prime Minister deliberately try to undermine the legitimacy of the highest court in our land … and from a party that claims to be the defender of the Rule of Law. Deeply depressing https://t.co/Jsy1Nbvv4e

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) September 25, 2019

This is what privilege looks like. A Parliament laughing, smiling and role playing, over who gets to ruin a nation. A government so removed from the very people, who will suffer at the hands of their policies. Who will never be impacted by their own words or deeds. Unforgivable. pic.twitter.com/A3ThVUHN4A

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) September 25, 2019

Wow – the contempt shown by the Prime Minister!

MPs try to raise a Point of Order.

Speaker John Bercow tells him it would be courteous for him to stay and hear the point.

Boris walks out and leaves anyway.#HouseOfCommons pic.twitter.com/X2PeGRstFB

— Charlie Proctor (@MonarchyUK) September 25, 2019

Well put by Stewart. Johnson is cultivating a hostile environment,by pitching the people against parliament and demonising those with different opinions. Divisive and dangerous strategy.
Given that 48% of the voters backed remain – no small margin – this will certainly backfire. https://t.co/mzyJTBWth7

— Debbie (@Omnishambles85) September 25, 2019

An MP makes an emotional plea to tone down the language – citing death of her friend Jo Cox. The prime minister responds saying “humbug”. pic.twitter.com/RbZsHRFyNF

— Ashley Cowburn (@ashcowburn) September 25, 2019

Johnson is running the Trump playbook – being deliberately provocative to deflect from his shortcomings and the real story

Instead of doing it on Twitter, Johnson is using the Commons as his platform

Be smart

Attack his failures – expose his uselessness pic.twitter.com/YrEtOFhtVo

— Planet Belfast 🇪🇺 (@Planet_Belfast) September 25, 2019

Just leaving parliament now after one of the worst nights I’ve ever seen here. Journalists were close to tears tonight. I can’t imagine how it feels to be an MP.

— Hannah Al-Othman (@HannahAlOthman) September 25, 2019

In the great narcissism off currently engulfing both sides of Atlantic I’m saying Johnson edging Trump as most narcissistic of them all.

— Sarah Hughes (@sarahjphughes) September 25, 2019

“What were you not meant to do?”
“Behave like a cunt.”
“What did you do?”
“Behaved like a cunt.” pic.twitter.com/lsbg2Bmgfr

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) September 25, 2019

Preference for Prime Minister:

B. Johnson: 41%
J. Swinson: 21%
J. Corbyn: 18%

via @Survation, 25 Sep

— Britain Elects (@BritainElects) September 25, 2019

The problem is that it’s not supposed to be the White House releasing it. Their paw prints cannot be on it or near it. https://t.co/k2fnoE4tz6

— Cheri Jacobus (@CheriJacobus) September 24, 2019

BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi says the House will move forward with an official Trump impeachment inquiry https://t.co/U6Pf4OzkXw pic.twitter.com/TnQvOILkPP

— CBS News (@CBSNews) September 24, 2019

The exact words I was given were that Trump said he’d like to “figure this out.”
Pelosi said: “Tell your people to obey the law.” https://t.co/p8VHHV5GfN

— Heidi Przybyla 🌺 (@HeidiReports) September 24, 2019

This isn’t just another spat. Trump compromised our security for his gain. – The Washington Post https://t.co/fJhibMEAP3

— David Ignatius (@IgnatiusPost) September 24, 2019

.@RealDonaldTrump
Fair question: You've lied about your taxes. Your mistresses. Your business dealings. Your family. Your background. Your education. And hundreds of other things. You've even lied about the weather. Why should anyone believe you now? https://t.co/1erseADAZM

— West Wing Report (@WestWingReport) September 24, 2019

When you unwittingly tweet a very cool trailer amping up your own impeachment. https://t.co/YehiNMoY7x

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) September 24, 2019

"On Impeachment: A @GaslitNation Essay"
Read: https://t.co/2qpRbkPL15
Listen: https://t.co/9PFGveLEIA

* * *
"As we have previously stated in multiple episodes, Gaslit Nation stands in favor of impeaching the motherfucker."

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) April 19, 2019

Trump: Dems Ruined ‘Such An Important Day’ At The UN With Impeachment Announcement https://t.co/z3fAEMuaf1 pic.twitter.com/kP5AWOoqgt

— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) September 24, 2019

Add to this day's eye-popping news: The Republican-controlled Senate, led by Mitch McConnell, is unanimously calling on the whistleblower complaint to be immediately provided to the intel committee. https://t.co/rDKbDC7O9y

— Matt Viser (@mviser) September 24, 2019

I'm still gobsmacked that this story from @adamdavidson hasn't received the kind of public attention that it's due. https://t.co/82JKF6aGAD

— Nicholas Bagley (@nicholas_bagley) September 24, 2019

‘He has completely lost control of the process’ https://t.co/ZIRqBg4iY9

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) September 24, 2019

Today a panel of unaccountable lawyers have totally overturned our constitutional order in a desperate attack on the democratic will of 17.4m British voters. This is a dark day for our country that will not be forgotten by the pro-Brexit majority.

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) September 24, 2019

If he's going to save his premiership, there really only is one option for Boris Johnson now. He has to get a deal.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) September 24, 2019

"Our Prime Minister's only crime – as far as millions of us are concerned – is to try and implement the will of the people," writes @allisonpearson https://t.co/xpGJb9IVbC

— Telegraph Politics (@TelePolitics) September 24, 2019

Jennifer Arcuri: Boris Johnson given 14 days to explain businesswoman links https://t.co/8krQ7m6OWu

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) September 24, 2019

I called @Nigel_Farage and pranked him good with a joke I borrowed from @theCJS. pic.twitter.com/t1nOBKY87h

— Yung Schmuck 🇵🇸 (@BasementShaxx) September 24, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: #Saudi Arabia Considers Doubling Stakes Offered in #Aramco IPO https://t.co/SMnU7c1KvP via @WSJ #OOTT with @jbsteins

— Summer Said (@summer_said) September 24, 2019

Getting to net zero will cost 1 trillion pounds. Doing it 20 yrs earlier than current Govt target of 2050 = spending 100 billion a year. That would double current debt pile – or mean tax increase equivalent to nearly 20p in income tax and NI. more here https://t.co/y6BCIoQpUR

— Simon Jack (@BBCSimonJack) September 24, 2019

Just a thought. If a 16-year-old girl is more respected and inspiring worldwide than two rich blond men who run certain English-speaking countries, maybe it's not that the 16-year-old who is an objectionable or immature person.

— Alice Sheppard (@PenguinGalaxy) September 24, 2019

Greta Thunberg has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 👏👏👏 https://t.co/lNlYktP4qu

— The Hummingbird 🐦 (@SaysHummingbird) September 24, 2019

Boris Johnson’s response dripping with the arrogance that led him to suspend Parliament

No apology for breaking the law. Only sorry he got caught

Not fit to be Prime Minister#resign #prorogationunlawfulhttps://t.co/B8PsU66VsD

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) September 24, 2019

Boris Johnson is wittering on not only about how much he loves the "blue sky" of New York but also praising the freedom enjoyed by everyone who "obeys the law" in the US and UK, irony is dead

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) September 24, 2019

Unbelievable hearing a clueless chancer like Johnson saying he doesn’t agree with 11 Supreme Court judges. Who the hell does he think he is?

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 24, 2019

Well, Boris Johnson, that’s sound you can hear is the country taking back control, the sound of Parliament being sovereign again. pic.twitter.com/SJdbCuUe5A

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) September 24, 2019

Remind me who supported Boris as PM? https://t.co/WxT4OhUTuK

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) September 24, 2019

WATCH: Explosive stuff from Dominic Grieve who tells me:

– Boris Johnson should resign
– He has done a 'vast amount of damage' and 'dishonoured himself'
– Dominic Cummings should quit or be sacked
– Cummings is 'willing to see anything smashed' and 'isn't fit' to be in govt. pic.twitter.com/FTD5ApOjkD

— Shehab Khan ITV (@ShehabKhan) September 24, 2019

Pressure building on Corbyn to call a no confidence vote to trigger a General Election to oust Johnson should he ignore the Labour leader's call to resign. 31 October complicates the timing, obvs

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) September 24, 2019

Taking a sabbatical from Labour conference to head back to London for tomorrow’s Supreme Court ruling.

At 10:30 justices deliver their decision. Did Boris Johnson mislead the queen and unlawfully gag MPs over Brexit? Tomorrow is no small moment in the history of our country.

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) September 23, 2019

Chants of 'Oh, Jeremy Corbyn' rang out at the @UKLabour conference, after members voted to back the party leader's preferred position on #Brexit.

For all the news from Labour's annual conference in Brighton, click here: https://t.co/NjFhg0Icrg pic.twitter.com/woD8AKZOKv

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 23, 2019

Labour's leadership may have failed in the "drive by shooting" of Tom Watson (using his colourful words) but they have totally stitched up NEC and conference Brexit votes – by making sure their supporters were largely in the room, and keeping out those pesky…

— Robert Peston (@Peston) September 23, 2019

It beggars belief – from a practical and principled point of view – that Corbyn thinks he can go through a General Election without saying if he backs Remain or Leave. @theSNP position is unequivocally #stopBrexit https://t.co/4Io2Ud7JZJ

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) September 23, 2019

Tuesday's Telegraph: "Corbyn accused of 'stitch-up' in #Brexit vote" (via @AllieHBNews) #bbcpapers #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/rjceVFGuj6

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) September 23, 2019

Labour conference votes for a party position of Brexit neutrality and a one-day conference to decide their position AFTER a General Election…and then they start singing “Oh, Jeremy Corbyn.”

What a complete shitshow. It’s like Labour want to lose the election.

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) September 23, 2019

Real problem with Labour’s decision isn’t that it’s bad policy but bad politics. Why? Voters will think they’re being tricked. Lab’s admitted they’ll choose a side eventually, so for now they can tell everyone, lottery-style, ‘it could be you!’. It sounds dishonest, because it is

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) September 23, 2019

This editorial from the Guardian is so bad it is a work of art.https://t.co/l3oi71ZCyh

— JWExTheSpa (@SpaJw) September 23, 2019

Still, it shouldn't be forgotten that Corbyn is giving remainers exactly what they want. A referendum with remain on the ballot (which wasn't certain a year ago), with a soft Brexit option as the leave offer.

That might be a problem for Corbyn. But it isn't a problem for them.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) September 23, 2019

In a sense, on Brexit, Labour really does speak for the people of Britain, by not having a fucking clue.

— Hugo Rifkind (@hugorifkind) September 23, 2019

No breakthrough. No breakdown. No time to lose. #Brexit pic.twitter.com/nUhqUilVXq

— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) September 23, 2019

Barnier: “based on current UK thinking, it is difficult to see how we arrive at a legally operable solution that fulfils all the objectives of the backstop.” https://t.co/0U65MaOT2X

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) September 23, 2019

Boris Johnson refuses six times to answer questions about claims of a conflict of interest over £126,000 of grants awarded to US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri https://t.co/XYIdNsw0LE

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 23, 2019

Jennifer Arcuri's husband says they left the UK because of Brexit https://t.co/ej8QK3dn8S

— Otto English (@Otto_English) September 23, 2019

Oh for goodness sake can’t a married, middle aged man, in a powerful job with an indeterminate number of children,have a much younger woman as a best friend, who he visits in her flat & accompanies him on overseas trips funded by the tax payer, anymore? https://t.co/GwYZzwGhEJ

— Nicky Clark (@MrsNickyClark) September 22, 2019

This should fill all those BBC staffers who joined in the nauseating send-off for Humphrys with shame. They knew what was clear to every Today listener, that his refusal to brief himself on even the basics of Brexit was a betrayal of the Reithian mission to educate and inform. https://t.co/3UB8Im6UQJ

— Simon Nixon (@Simon_Nixon) September 23, 2019

This is it. This is their last chance to get things right. The alternative is Trump gets carte blanche to cheat in the next election, and he will. https://t.co/ApiLraN7wX

— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) September 23, 2019

JUST IN: McConnell: GOP Intelligence chair is trying to hold private briefing on Trump whistleblower complaint https://t.co/XCNEXxXkMw pic.twitter.com/HeTnv3PzuO

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2019

This is a new level. https://t.co/VWzSa4w08W

— Philip Bump (@pbump) September 23, 2019

GOP Challenger Bill Weld out here calling for the Death Penalty for trump's treason in the Ukraine Whistleblower scandal:

"That is treason. It’s treason pure and simple, and the penalty for treason under the U.S. code is death."

WOW.https://t.co/xBC8Emw5pu

— BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ (@mmpadellan) September 23, 2019

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said allowing Congress to see a whistleblower complaint would set a "terrible precedent." Others say it's required by law. https://t.co/CcuNpuW3RI

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) September 23, 2019

New York prosecutors call on judge to reject Trump lawsuit over subpoena for tax returns https://t.co/XHk7ciUVE5 pic.twitter.com/s8hcEzm3W1

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2019

Donald Trump complained at the UN that he’d get a Nobel Prize “for a lot of things if they gave them out fairly.” Trump is absolutely right — if they awarded Nobel Prizes for being the world’s biggest asshole.

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) September 23, 2019

Sisi, like Kim, Putin, Erdogan and others really is Trump's idea of a model ruler. https://t.co/2VgbIWmFqZ

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 23, 2019

"From Richard Nixon to Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, America has a rich recent history of letting its presidents off the hook for bad behavior," writes @joelmmathis. "We are paying for that leniency now."https://t.co/5U1Tjvp9q6

— The Week (@TheWeek) September 23, 2019

Trump is snubbing a UN climate change event to instead speak about "religious freedom," and Fox & Friends' panel on this topic is two virulent homophobes, Tony Perkins and Robert Jeffress. pic.twitter.com/TyKFdczDLb

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) September 23, 2019

Greta Thunberg tearfully tells world leaders at UN: ‘You have stolen my dreams' pic.twitter.com/6bo7kmE2t2

— The Independent (@Independent) September 23, 2019

On the Nobel Prize, I’ll take the kid in back and give the points. https://t.co/ryK2gt6AbL

— Stuart Stevens (@stuartpstevens) September 23, 2019

The CEO of Danske Bank, which laundered billions of dirty Russian money, has gone missing.https://t.co/mQBcMnuaon

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) September 23, 2019

Over half of Labour voters in last election want Corbyn to quit – poll https://t.co/6Wfnl9i8fR pic.twitter.com/SmBsmYojHW

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 23, 2019

KEY LINE

"The NEC believes it is right that the party shall only decide how to campaign in such a referendum – through a one-day special conference, following the election of a Labour Government."

— Paul Waugh (@paulwaugh) September 22, 2019

Labour conference: shadow ministers should quit if they won't back Corbyn on Brexit, says McCluskey – live news https://t.co/cxGimQubzR

— Nick Birchall🌈 BLM. Transrights (@Nicholasbirchal) September 22, 2019

Emily Thornberry speaks for the vast majority of Labour members on Brexit. Len does not. If in doubt, ask the members and put Brexit options to conference instead of the backroom attempt to stitch (but not even really fix) our policy on the biggest issue facing our country. https://t.co/bEAgAN1dYl

— Wes Streeting MP (@wesstreeting) September 22, 2019

Unite chief Len McCluskey says Labour has a "message of unity and healing our nation" while adding that any shadow minister who disagrees with Corbyn on Brexit – eg Emily Thornberry – should "step aside" if they can't sing from the same hymn sheet.

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) September 22, 2019

Brexit is an undemocratic political, social and economic meltdown. It offers no tangible benefits but downsides that will take a generation from which to recover. It’s all about the very few duping the rest for personal gain. What is so fucking hard about saying that Labour?

— sarah murphy (@13sarahmurphy) September 22, 2019

EXCL: Labour set to give all foreign nationals living in UK right to vote in general elections for first timehttps://t.co/RxxOy9kKFq

— Ben Kentish (@BenKentish) September 22, 2019

BREAK: It is now Labour Party policy to effectively ban private schools. They will have to be integrated into the state system and forced to sell off land and assets if there’s a Labour govt. #lab19

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) September 22, 2019

As Labour votes to abolish private schools here is your regular reminder that of the Labour leadership Jezza, McDonnell, Milne and Schneider attended private schools. Watson did not. #Lab19

— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) September 22, 2019

LATEST: Labour moves to deselect the UK electorate for disloyalty to the leader. A new electorate is to be unveiled at conference.

— Stephen McGann (@StephenMcGann) September 20, 2019

It’s no the lack of compromise that’s getting in the way of any outcome. It’s the fact that the UK continues to argue that it can deliver a better #Brexit deal (i.e. alternative to the backstop) and yet keeps coming up empty-handed. /1https://t.co/WMwr1Uo1tp

— Dr Anna Jerzewska (@AnnaJerzewska) September 22, 2019

I love watching Brexit coverage on Russian TV because it’s the only time they don’t have to make anything up or exaggerate. Kiselyov goes “Britain is in the THROES OF CRISIS! The political elite has DISGRACEFULLY EXPOSED ITS INCOMPETENCE!” and you think, yep, sounds about right https://t.co/bUj03sz22Q

— max seddon (@maxseddon) September 22, 2019

Boris Johnson's friend Jennifer Arcuri was given £126,000 of taxpayers money and privileged access to three official overseas trade missions led by the now prime minister …. and… and … a nation shrugs https://t.co/xnTvYSCwhY

— Otto English (@Otto_English) September 22, 2019

From now on I will be honouring a young English patriot every week. This young man is invited to the Palace to be knighted.
He is the model of a young English patriot!
pic.twitter.com/MujDsO6hNB

— HRM Camilla (Parody) (@HrmQueene) September 22, 2019

The @WSJ explains how:

1/ Biden’s anti-corruption efforts led to firing the prosecutor who actually “hampered” the investigation into the company connected to Hunter;

2/ Western institutions like the IMF were united in the belief the firing was necessary to clean up Ukraine. https://t.co/BkGZkULed4

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) September 22, 2019

An increasingly vocal group of House Democrats are starting to dismiss their own oversight of Trump as feckless, even accusing their colleagues of emboldening the president by refusing to stand up to what they see as lawless behavior. W/@rachaelmbade: https://t.co/hfgZLxVG2l

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) September 22, 2019

John Kerry called the push for Ukraine to probe Biden a "fundamental, profound and deeply concerning abuse of power," adding it was "unprecedented" and that the transcript should be released to show whether Trump "colluded" with a foreign government. https://t.co/w6DuhzK28u

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 22, 2019

THREATENING TRUMP: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sets a Thursday deadline for the Trump administration to hand over a whistleblower complaint stemming from a phone call between President Trump and the leader of Ukraine. @WrightUps reports. https://t.co/JIjHbFxyq2 pic.twitter.com/nOSdlhSgpn

— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) September 22, 2019

The most important political argument, that is. Most important substantive argument may be that whatever Senate does, not imposing any cost for Trump on this behavior emboldens not only him but future POTUS to barrel through historic boundaries on exercise of presidential power https://t.co/xSTknn4Gxj

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 23, 2019

President Trump: "The conversation I had with the President of Ukraine was absolutely perfect, and people better find out who these people are who are trying to subvert our country because here we go again." pic.twitter.com/z9QrFO0eaB

— The Hill (@thehill) September 22, 2019

promise.
threaten.
demand.
quid pro quo.
whatever.

unless followed by “asked me to say hi” the words Joe Biden should never have crossed trump’s lips.

don’t let him / his henchman / his party parse their way out of this.

trump directed a country to attack an American.

AGAIN.

— Philippe Reines (@PhilippeReines) September 22, 2019

Hearsay like, Trump said he did it, and we heard him?@JohnCornyn is such a joke https://t.co/GbwshNptpg

— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) September 22, 2019

Pompeo says "it wouldn't be appropriate" to release transcript of Trump conversation with Ukrainian president https://t.co/xDx3IjBIis pic.twitter.com/IYBiG4HnS6

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2019

Every journalist should read this article and stop Screwing our Democracy as they did in 2016: "A new infection is spreading, and its Patient Zero is the 'Ukraine problem.'" Just as in 2016, @JamesFallows argues, the press is embracing false equivalence: https://t.co/cLyszIxzs7

— (((Barbls23))) (@barbls23) September 23, 2019

Trump's farm bailout is now over twice as expensive as the entire 2009 auto bailout.

The irony is that the "farm rescue" is due to harm that Trump himself has caused farmers.

He's taxing American businesses via tariffs to pay for just some of the damage he's done to farmers. https://t.co/D2X2tZK063

— The Darkest Timeline Numbersmuncher (@NumbersMuncher) September 23, 2019

This Australian reporter was stunned when she watched Trump recently. Here's video of my interview with @LenoreTaylor pic.twitter.com/lwaGMSHNdt

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 22, 2019

President Trump will hold a session on religious persecution instead of attending the UN climate change summit https://t.co/CAhH8zfxym pic.twitter.com/O0vWNJckgf

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 21, 2019

President Trump: "We're doing our own thing with Iran and with a lot of other places… It's all going to work out, always does. We get it to work out. If it doesn't, sometimes it takes a little longer. But I get things to work out." pic.twitter.com/K0zYTlDqlC

— The Hill (@thehill) September 22, 2019

Iran to present plan for Gulf security at U.N. this week https://t.co/gWvILyH23u pic.twitter.com/uDCkxfb0vw

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 22, 2019

"On behalf of the Joint List, I am recommending that Israel’s president choose Benny Gantz, the leader of the centrist Blue and White party, to be the next prime minister."— @AyOdeh in a new Op-Ed https://t.co/7z2m6a0UTH

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) September 22, 2019

Fleabag and Game of Thrones win big at Brit-dominated Emmys https://t.co/cjtaNAws9v

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 23, 2019

Thomas Cook Group, including the UK tour operator and airline, has ceased trading with immediate effect.

All #ThomasCook bookings, including flights and holidays, have now been cancelled.

Visit: https://t.co/g4G2b6RlHc pic.twitter.com/BxJMv5Yaw1

— UK Civil Aviation Authority (@UK_CAA) September 23, 2019

✈️ BREAKING: #ThomasCook, the 178-year-old travel company that became 1 of the U.K.’s best-known brands, has applied for bankruptcy after bailout talks failed.

Tens of thousands of British tourists are stranded across Europe. More @business: https://t.co/5PLGziLyLy pic.twitter.com/uNN2wZG1cO

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) September 23, 2019

So #ThomasCook has gone bust. The venal & incompetent @BorisJohnson government refused to put up £200 million to save it, yet they piss £150 million up the wall on misleading proganda with their risible #getreadyforbrexit campaign.

— Miffy (@miffythegamer) September 22, 2019

“We are a wave of change. Together and united, we are unstoppable. This is what people power looks like. We will rise to the challenge," said 16-year-old climate activist @GretaThunberg who led global protests today demanding action on climate change. #ClimateStrike 📸 Liz Tormes pic.twitter.com/hwgbZMBZRQ

— Scientific American (@sciam) September 20, 2019

“If we don’t fight for a livable planet, there is no future for us.” Hundreds of thousands demand climate action in massive youth-led strikes around the world #ClimateStrike https://t.co/sCFzxdT5qJ pic.twitter.com/jTmvBW1nyP

— TIME (@TIME) September 20, 2019

WATCH on @NBCNewsNow: A look at some of the #ClimateStrike protests happening in London, Washington, and Chicago. pic.twitter.com/TdubCcFAJb

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 20, 2019

💯💯💯 I don't know how it happened, and I'm sure we did nothing to deserve them, but these generations of young people are amazing and it's a privilege to know and work with them.

— Tim Gibson @timgibson@mastodon.social (@timgibson) September 20, 2019

These are the best signs from across the world at Friday's Global #ClimateStrike pic.twitter.com/ViiakXJHv3

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) September 20, 2019

This is @GretaThunberg at age 15, alone outside the Swedish Parliament about a year ago, in August 2018, holding the first school climate strike.

Only a year ago.

She’s not alone anymore.

Never underestimate the power of leadership & bravery.#ClimateStrike #ClimateCrisis pic.twitter.com/nu7s9j5qY8

— Brent Toderian (@BrentToderian) September 20, 2019

Please read this 8X before other news distracts you:

⁦@WSJ⁩: Trump in a July phone call pressured the president of Ukraine to investigate Biden ’s son, urging him ABOUT 8 TIMES to work with Giuliani#beautifulconversation
https://t.co/Zjhx4ABfnF

— Stryker McGuire (@StrykerMcGuire) September 20, 2019

Ukraine, if you’re listening … How Trump tries to quell controversies by saying the quiet part out loud, by @AshleyRParkerhttps://t.co/XwBR05BGhU

— Dan Eggen (@DanEggenWPost) September 20, 2019

So I've argued throughout that this isn't worse than Watergate.

Now? Pretty confident it's worse than Watergate.

— Jonathan Bernstein (@jbview) September 20, 2019

Every time Trump breaks a window, Republicans in Congress obediently sweep up the glass. An overriding lesson of his 3 years is that one party, even w/control of one chamber, cannot uphold democratic norms on its own. It takes both parties (& courts) or there is no constraint https://t.co/Zr6fEQC1G6

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 20, 2019

"On Friday, Giuliani was seen by Reuters reporters at the Trump International Hotel, a few blocks away from the White House, sitting next to Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian businessman with whom Giuliani has recently been working. Giuliani declined comment." https://t.co/zgbYmBkXam

— Aram Roston (@AramRoston) September 20, 2019

JUST IN: Pentagon to will deploy additional troops and military equipment to Saudi Arabia: "In response to the Kingdom's request, the president has approved the deployment of U.S. forces, which will be defensive in nature and primarily focused on air and missile defense." pic.twitter.com/qzH9D5Kauj

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) September 20, 2019

Of course he sent troops to Saudi Arabia.

Of course he did. https://t.co/Ad0nZvY77K

— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) September 20, 2019

Your son or daughter can give their life for Exxon or Mobil and salvage a regime that dismembers journalists and sends missiles into Yemeni wedding parties. How about that? https://t.co/QA2GFOboWs

— David Simon (@AoDespair) September 20, 2019

So. Many. Questions.https://t.co/YnT2aMMmUZ

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 20, 2019

The house is on fire and Nancy Pelosi is standing in front of the fire truck because they don’t have a permit to block the street.

— Jules Suzdaltsev (@jules_su) September 20, 2019

According to one official, the UK proposals do not meet ANY of the three objectives of the backstop which are: avoiding a hard border, protecting the all-island economy and preserving North-South cooperation

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 20, 2019

Boris Johnson must submit written plans to EU leaders by the end of this month or "it's over", says Finland's PM https://t.co/QhuvUG2OmR

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 19, 2019

THREAD: What a journey the Telegraph and its fellow Brexiter travellers have been on… In show biz we call this a “steep dramatic arc”.

1. 23/6/2016 pic.twitter.com/HQm4R9Ba4A

— Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) September 20, 2019

UK Labour Party officials attempt to oust deputy leader over Brexit https://t.co/vY94dFxpTB pic.twitter.com/OtYGrtX7oa

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 20, 2019

Labour has finally managed to think up something as mad as the Tories kicking out 21 of their most senior MPs: abolish their rebellious deputy leader, on the eve of a pre-election party conference. Brexit is smashing Britain’s two parties of Government to pieces.

— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) September 20, 2019

Hello yes I'd like to order the biggest box of popcorn you have pic.twitter.com/I2Cl5II5Zc

— Cube@mastodon.social (@PrototypeCube) September 20, 2019

Breaking News: A whistleblower is said to have made a complaint involving President Trump. The administration is refusing to disclose its contents to Congress. https://t.co/JHc2lMCFON

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 19, 2019

Just asked Schiff why IG couldn't talk today about substance of whistleblower complaint or WH involvement, and he said DNI and DOJ won't let the IG talk about it. "This shows someone is trying to manipulate the system to keep information about an urgent matter from the Congress." pic.twitter.com/q3cyg4zt36

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) September 19, 2019

On whistleblower complaint, @RepSwalwell says, "The DNI did not send that (report) to Congress. It's not optional, it's not voluntary, you're not allowed to consider or weigh whether Congress should know-All we know is that the concern is urgent and it's credible." #AMRstaff

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) September 19, 2019

What’s clear is that on a broad range of oversight & disclosure – now including “urgent” whistleblower complaints, congressional subpoenas, Trump’s tax & financial records, and even readouts of calls with foreign leaders – the Trump WH defaults to stonewalling or defiance.

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) September 19, 2019

I guarantee Trump and Barr know who the whistleblower is and have already threatened that person with criminal prosecution if they go to the press. https://t.co/EnIIZxifP5

— Tami Burages (@tburages) September 19, 2019

In case you missed it earlier. This is ominous. It's unprecedented. It's something that's never done because it's actually existence would represent a severe national security risk. No legitimate POTUS would request it.https://t.co/CumHq80UUo

— John Oberlin (@OMGno2trump) September 19, 2019

Donald Trump is suing his long-time accounting firm Mazars USA and New York district attorney Cyrus Vance to attempt to stop his accounting records and tax returns from being sent to the local prosecutor. https://t.co/p9M3HuSNMw

— Robert Cooper 🌊 (@RobertCooper58) September 19, 2019

EC President @JunckerEU said he thinks a #Brexit deal can be reached by 31 October.

Speaking exclusively to @RidgeOnSunday, he also warned that a no-deal #Brexit would be "catastrophic" for Britain and for the EU.

Check out the full interview on #Ridge from 8.30am this Sunday. pic.twitter.com/8ahZ6X8l4K

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 19, 2019

Time to wake up and smell the roses. Either Boris Johnson is lying about an extension or he is planning to deliver No Deal. https://t.co/rIZL6IHQUE

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) September 18, 2019

Hold on. Why would Foster be there? She doesn't hold any office. She doesn't represent the majority view in NI. https://t.co/4HyqbCnoV6

— alt – DUP (@dup_online) September 19, 2019

For those who missed Lord Pannick destroying the government's case for prorogation today, here's a short thread covering a few salient points. Pannick opens with a demolition of the need for a five week prorogation to accommodate a Queen's Speech and the conference season. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/uKsS1rFR9z

— Brexitshambles (@brexit_sham) September 19, 2019

This report is a clear and stark warning of what we face if Johnson takes this country over the cliff edge of no deal Brexit. It confirms the absolute necessity of preventing this needless threat to our economy.https://t.co/PfrLkbHpI4

— John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP) September 19, 2019

Bank of England says failure to reach end-October Brexit deal would hurt growth https://t.co/FZR0Ebnsxn pic.twitter.com/kr0QCTtlgX

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 19, 2019

MORE ON ISRAEL FEEDING MISINFORMATION TO TRUMP: “It bothers me that an ally that’s that close & important to us would do that to us,” said REX TILLERSON. “In dealing with Bibi, it’s always useful to carry a healthy amount of skepticism in your discussions” https://t.co/yvAYaDKMkO

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) September 19, 2019

US issues visas for Iran's Rouhani, Zarif to travel to UN General Assembly in New York https://t.co/HZ79CXEnwp pic.twitter.com/Cz2maLtBUi

— Al Jazeera Breaking News (@AJENews) September 19, 2019

Military strike against Iran would result in 'all-out war': Zarif https://t.co/I0nXwB6kuw pic.twitter.com/fVjdJIXNaO

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 19, 2019

TO RECAP:
The US is ready to get in a war with Iran to protect the country responsible for 9/11 because the US president is corrupt.

— God (@thegoodgodabove) September 19, 2019

Major gun manufacturer to end production of AR-15 rifles for personal use https://t.co/nQR5r5EkeR pic.twitter.com/8wUaL0gQt8

— The Hill (@thehill) September 19, 2019

(Colt Firearms just announced they're stopping production of AR-15s: https://t.co/wcIJ7U42dD) https://t.co/jmmqpdNLPf

— Beto O'Rourke (@BetoORourke) September 19, 2019

What a beautiful, generous, fiercely internationalist movement these young people have woven.

It's the mirror opposite of the hateful isolationism, chauvinism and supremacist forces roiling and overheating our world#ClimateStrike! https://t.co/Ty5iZjuSml

— Naomi Klein (@NaomiAKlein) September 19, 2019

Why has it taken us so long to take the issue of climate change as seriously and as urgently as we need to?

Ahead of the global #climatestrike and the UN #ClimateAction summit, the FT and The Royal Court present a short film on climate change inaction with actress Nicola Walker. pic.twitter.com/dDLf4II8YG

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 19, 2019

‘I want you to unite behind the science. And then I want you to take real action.’ — @GretaThunberg shared this powerful message while testifying to Congress about climate change pic.twitter.com/GyL5YgyWs7

— NowThis Impact (@nowthisimpact) September 19, 2019

Add your #VoiceForThePlanet – show support for Friday's global #ClimateStrike & their urgent call for leaders to act on the #ClimateCrisis: https://t.co/FdRDpCVLPC pic.twitter.com/wq4ZjqKjP5

— World Economic Forum (@wef) September 19, 2019

There are 29% fewer birds in the US and Canada than there were in 1970. (And no, it's not because of windmills). That kind of sadness should drive us into the streets tomorrow #ClimateStrike https://t.co/Tl6lVKv9KO

— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) September 19, 2019