The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s speech: in search of a vision | Editorial https://t.co/3rWwZClp9m

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 29, 2021

EXC: Opinium / Sky News poll shows Keir Starmer’s first in-person conference speech outperformed Boris Johnson’s first conference as leader

1,330 people shown video of speech clips this afternoon pic.twitter.com/TYoL1L8gak

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) September 29, 2021

"I don't think Boris Johnson is a bad man. I think he is a trivial man. I think he's a showman with nothing left to show. I think he's a trickster who has performed his one trick. Once he had said the words 'Get Brexit Done' his plan ran out. He has no plan." – serious Starmer.

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) September 29, 2021

"Starmer is no doubt more than happy to be seen picking a fight with the Left, but his insipid leadership makes victory far from certain" | Writes @Sherelle_E_J https://t.co/R9nnXU8e9R

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 29, 2021

Polls aren't moving, despite the fuel crisis.

What's the one constant? Labour's refusal to offer anything concrete to the 48%, and to anyone else who now thinks Brexit's going badly. (Starmer's words today were way too weak in that regard.) https://t.co/AbZXo3Gejs

— Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡 (@uk_domain_names) September 29, 2021

"It was long, wasn't it? I didn't think that was his moment"

Ex-Labour MP Laura Pidcock reacts to Keir Starmer's "quite uninspiring" speechhttps://t.co/WfJ1MPh5mT pic.twitter.com/l72CfIwoMv

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 29, 2021

This is absolutely outrageous. @columeastwood is from Derry pic.twitter.com/cUCtxsb6QM

— Louise Haigh (@LouHaigh) September 29, 2021

James Bond's mission stays the same: letting Britain think it's still a superpower | Dan Sabbagh https://t.co/rIQFL4WcJ8

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 29, 2021

We are in the genuinely surreal situation of the British government simultaneously trying to pretend there isn't a crisis in Britain while also pretending that there *is* one in Northern Ireland. https://t.co/8ogAF8sIjg

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) September 29, 2021

I see @BBCNews doing a vox pop showing as many people as possible who wouldn’t trust Keir Starmer, including people who hadn’t even heard of him. Not at all staged. Waiting for next week where they’ll be finding all the people who thought Boris Johnson did an amazing speech 🙄

— Kate Wilton (@KateWilton1) September 29, 2021

Boris Johnson battles to save the nation from the problems he caused by ignoring everyone who told him what the problems were going to be when he started making the decisions that caused the problems

*and breathe*https://t.co/sihbkWa5xO

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) September 29, 2021

"shortages right across the country, shortages of fruit pickers, shortages of builders, shortages of lorry drivers: all that is down to Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab & the promises they made to the British people" 👏 @DavidLammyhttps://t.co/Re1uRvDybg

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) September 29, 2021

Exc: The number of homeless families being moved out of their local area, sometimes hundreds of miles away, has risen 316% in 10 years.

England’s chronic housing shortage means 1 in 4 households in temporary accommodation have been forced out-of-area https://t.co/wuREwP14Bb

— Daniel Hewitt (@DanielHewittITV) September 29, 2021

your regular reminder that there are more food banks in Britain than branches of McDonalds

— dave ❄️ 🥕 🧻 (@davemacladd) September 29, 2021

I’m pretty sure it doesn’t 🤪 https://t.co/k5jMrKPZZp

— Dr Joanne Murphy (@changeresearch) September 29, 2021

Ex-Met Police officer Wayne Couzens handcuffed Sarah Everard and snatched her in a "false arrest" before murdering her, court toldhttps://t.co/TwoQl38zax

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 29, 2021

If Sarah Everard had had the same luxury of “not viewing” Couzens as a police officer she would still be alive. https://t.co/IEYELfTaJO

— Agnes (@agnesfrim) September 29, 2021

I have to say I find the emphasis that the Metropolitan Police are putting on Couzens being an “ex” police officer pretty sickening. He was a police officer when he murdered Sarah Everard. More than that, he used that as a key part of his crime.

— Isabel Hardman (@IsabelHardman) September 29, 2021

Can Women Be Safe in Britain when the Police Fail to Hold their Own to Account? 🔽https://t.co/McOprqTRPp

— Hardeep Matharu (@Hardeep_Matharu) September 29, 2021

Boris Johnson says crisis on petrol forecourts is ‘stabilising’ https://t.co/XqXzJ2vyFR

— The Independent (@Independent) September 28, 2021

As far as Boris Johnson is concerned, the fuel crisis is past its worst.

The government has also made it clear that no special arrangements will be made to enable essential health and social care staff to get to work. @PGMcNamara reports.https://t.co/wGiikmFaNu

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) September 28, 2021

The UK is heading for more Brexit related crises like on fuel, because we've lost our economic framework, our resilience, and our global understanding. None of which was inevitable, those were the choices of both parties. Incentivised by an insular political culture.

— David Henig (@DavidHenigUK) September 28, 2021

👀 “Why would you want to go to Britain, jump all these hoops…if you could go to Ireland or Holland and earn more, be respected, drive on nicer motorways with nice truck stops, and be a free European citizen not a second-class citizen?” Top @sarahoconnor_ https://t.co/rDkuYZ8xRW

— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) September 28, 2021

The Poverty Trap: How Boris Johnson’s Winter of Discontent Will Make Us All Poorer – Byline Times https://t.co/dL5AlXUzJF

— Byline Times (@BylineTimes) September 28, 2021

Boris Johnson's Brexit choices—which imposed strict immigration policies and took Britain out the EU market for goods and energy—is making it much harder for British companies to hire European workers & much more costly for them to do business with Europe.https://t.co/1gQV25t7Cw

— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) September 28, 2021

“How I got caught in Britain’s petrol panic: Hunting for fuel on a near-empty tank” https://t.co/e7ZIKOm45G

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 28, 2021

Shortages are among the only things we don't seem to be running out of in the UK right now

Here's what's behind themhttps://t.co/zVTXDeuehR

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 28, 2021

Sir Keir Starmer blames fuel 'chaos' on Boris Johnson's 'failure to prepare for Brexit consequences' | ITV News https://t.co/sD498Ekh0R

— Robert Peston (@Peston) September 28, 2021

The next Chancellor of Germany on why Brexit & the end of freedom of movement caused Britain’s fuel crisis and the HGV driver shortage – in better English & greater attention to truth than Boris Johnson! pic.twitter.com/bLCwSJV78n

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) September 28, 2021

Clement Beaune(French European Affairs Minister) – "Every day, we can see the intellectual fraud that is Brexit…. Boris Johnson, who promised 0% immigration, is now obliged to call on European workers… as they've realised that going it alone doesn't work" pic.twitter.com/uOBz6za3t3

— Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 (@Haggis_UK) September 28, 2021

Greta Thunberg mocks Boris Johnson during youth climate summit pic.twitter.com/Lkw9K70ZmV

— The Independent (@Independent) September 28, 2021

Barnier warns Britain not to mess with Northern Ireland protocol, fishing – POLITICO https://t.co/QtZC1TWNSL

— Neale Richmond (@nealerichmond) September 28, 2021

Boris Johnson wants to take ‘Galactic Britain’ into space and everyone made the same jokehttps://t.co/0WMQ6BTDoP pic.twitter.com/j2mz97xxIP

— The Poke (@ThePoke) September 28, 2021

Given food and fuel shortages, the UK govt launching rockets now does look a bit Soviet Russia/ North Korea.https://t.co/vHYxnwIkmW

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) September 28, 2021

Galactic Britain. pic.twitter.com/M8dctV9nK1

— Count Binface (@CountBinface) September 28, 2021

Let's take a moment today to celebrate boundless creativity…🧠⚡

Meet the 2021 MacArthur Fellows, 25 extraordinarily creative and inspiring individuals in all fields of endeavor: https://t.co/6wIercy5in

🎼🌎🩺😷⚖️🖼️🇰🇵🇰🇷🔬🎨🎥🖤🇵🇷🌍🇺🇸🇲🇽🗳️👩‍🦯♿🧠📱🪨➡️🌱📈📽️✊🦠💃 pic.twitter.com/Blc8f8VqJg

— MacArthur Foundation (@macfound) September 28, 2021

One of this year's MacArthur "Genius Grant" winners is Josh Miele, who is a blind adaptive technology designer.

When he was four, a Park Slope neighbor attacked him with acid.

Read this incredible essay @WendellJamieson wrote about the incident, in 2013: https://t.co/2GY9K9ssea

— David Gura (@davidgura) September 28, 2021

BREAKING: A Whitehall source has told Sky News that the government is expected to mobilise the army as a precaution amid the ongoing queues at petrol stations around the country.@BethRigby has the latest.https://t.co/mL0sZ9UBi8 pic.twitter.com/KrGLCBwxaP

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 27, 2021

Army put on standby to ease pressure on petrol stations https://t.co/jJ7nDov8EU

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) September 27, 2021

We're several days from it dawning on UK politicians and journalists that the British army does not have the driver numbers to make more than a marginal impact on a national supply chain crisis

— Alexander Clarkson (@APHClarkson) September 27, 2021

There is a steady 15% of voters in this country who would like the army to be in charge of petrol stations regardless of supply problems

— Will Davies (@davies_will) September 26, 2021

Critical workers would be given exclusive access to certain petrol stations to ease the fuel crisis under an emergency government plan https://t.co/zBWao7LxLM

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 27, 2021

The UK is temporarily suspending competition laws to allow the fuel industry to target petrol stations most in need of fresh supplies – as the government considers using the army to help with deliveries https://t.co/nn5zcRHups

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 27, 2021

Some people didn’t believe ministers’ assurances on fuel and started panic buying. Others saw queues and joined in. Panic buying became rational. Ministers claim “no shortage”. Closed petrol stations say otherwise. Should there be more or less trust in the next assurance?

— Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) September 27, 2021

Tuesday’s FT: “Fuel buying frenzy puts health services at risk, doctors warn” #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/QKf6IUeZLw

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) September 27, 2021

Total chaos on Edgware Road as cars block the road to get into a petrol station. #fuelpanic #london pic.twitter.com/TXZfiKpZRG

— Annette Dittert (@annettedittert) September 27, 2021

There are no shortages of food or petrol anywhere in the EU, because free movement of goods and people over the whole continent mitigates the lack of drivers in individual countries

If the UK was still in it, it wouldn't be sending in the army

SO YES, IT'S BREXIT pic.twitter.com/DyGPsGXPE8

— Alex Taylor (@AlexTaylorNews) September 27, 2021

Northern Ireland is free from petrol shortages. But 90% of UK mainland petrol stations out of fuel. Rarely in economics is there a controlled experiment- this is it. Johnson’s Brexit = a fuel crisis non-existent elsewhere in Europe, including Northern Ireland. Only we suffer.

— Will Hutton (@williamnhutton) September 27, 2021

UDPATE: Stormont ministers agree to scrap social distancing restrictions for shops, theatres and a number of other indoor settings in Northern Ireland https://t.co/znRPKFPnGK

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) September 27, 2021

How do we get requests for Army support for hospitals one week and reduction in restrictions the next?

— David McCann (@dmcbfs) September 27, 2021

Is anyone else really tired? 18 months of pandemic, now a fuel shortage and energy crisis to take us into winter? I feel like society – politics and public services, yes, but also just individual mental resilience – is on its knees already. It’s exhausting just thinking about it.

— Rachel Cunliffe (@RMCunliffe) September 27, 2021

Every so often, a handful of inordinately privileged men sets us against each other, tears the country apart and leaves a trail of ruined lives.
Then we brush ourselves down, spend a few years forgetting it, and vote another handful of them into office.

— George Monbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) September 27, 2021

The report assessed that “Trump’s post-election conduct in Georgia leaves him at substantial risk of possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes.” https://t.co/JcS5OIOsNr

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) September 27, 2021

Citing a June ProPublica report, the committee says there is “credible evidence” of Meadows’ involvement in events leading up to the attack on the Capitol. https://t.co/ZRHaSxztnp

— ProPublica (@propublica) September 27, 2021

As the Proud Boys marched to the Capitol on Jan. 6, a member of the far-right group was texting real-time updates — to his FBI handler.

The informer gave the bureau an inside view that day, according to confidential records obtained by The New York Times. https://t.co/QkBptydk2Z

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 25, 2021

In superseding indictment, feds allege group of Jan 6 defendants *conspired* as early as December 2020…. including to "stop the steal and stand behind Trump when he decides to cross the rubicon" pic.twitter.com/n8KY826Fui

— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) September 27, 2021

In this piece with @dorfonlaw & @NeilHBuchanan I explain what we must do NOW to prevent this Trumpish gang of fascists from upending the Rule of Law to destroy our constitutional democracy in 2024. @GlobeOpinion https://t.co/BFw1kPa9Zw

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) September 27, 2021

.@BennieGThompson says Jan. 6 select committee has issued additional subpoenas but wouldn’t name targets

— John Bresnahan (@bresreports) September 27, 2021

'Trump is going to try again': CNN's Jake Tapper sounds the alarm on future MAGA coupshttps://t.co/bRS1spwQRf

— Raw Story (@RawStory) September 27, 2021

Nearly every Republican including Cheney embraced Trump before Jan. 6. He was calling the election into question for months before Nov. 3. https://t.co/nYz4sQBLOf

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 27, 2021

Parts of Trump’s own voting base view him more skeptically now because of his support for the vaccine, and that skepticism has furthered him talking about “freedom” from mandates. https://t.co/QBTwsEXqpa

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 27, 2021

CIA officials under Trump discussed assassinating Julian Assange: report https://t.co/gTRmnwHuEq

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 27, 2021

Hauliers and poultry workers to get temporary visas https://t.co/Sf6bH0qp6Q

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) September 25, 2021

Three months. Incredible. Just three months. Good luck with that lads. https://t.co/O2QuDZudSA

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) September 25, 2021

European lorry drivers ‘will not want to come to UK’, warn haulage chiefs https://t.co/FVmyrhiKCp

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 25, 2021

Johnson saving Xmas again 🤣😡😱 pic.twitter.com/PeJIRMQ79m

— Pascal Jacquemain 🇫🇷in🇬🇧 #the5million (@jacquep) September 25, 2021

Hundreds of petrol stations have had to impose a £30 limit on fuel due to the HGV driver shortage causing issues for fuel supplies across the UK.

Read the latest here: https://t.co/XDrnG80V7l pic.twitter.com/IiezgKxKff

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 25, 2021

Ex PM of Finland. How we are seen nearly everywhere abroad. #BrexitHasFailedBritain https://t.co/bvdF5Cb4gK

— Brendan May (@bmay) September 25, 2021

No, this isn’t Venezuela. It's England. Take a look as hundreds of Britons line up outside of a gas station in West Birmingham as the nation faces a petrol shortage. #PanicBuyingpic.twitter.com/On2hZzsrMC

— Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) September 24, 2021

Mad to think I can't buy petrol because someone in Rotherham decided he didn't want Romanians to pick strawberries on a Lincolnshire farm.#BrexitHasFailed #petrolshortage

— David Bowman (@davidjb1988) September 24, 2021

The correspondent the BBC sent to cover the petrol shortage this morning is called Phil McCann pic.twitter.com/t64piutcg6

— Talia Shadwell (@TaliaShadwell) September 25, 2021

The government – "don't panic buy petrol"
The public – pic.twitter.com/7E7Ala0WKW

— HappyToast ★ (@IamHappyToast) September 25, 2021

It strikes me as insane that any country would choose to inflict this on itself but that’s what happened when people voted for Brexit in spite of every logical fact and common sense. #BrexitHasFailed https://t.co/NsHVneD1PI

— Peter (@pbmosligo) September 25, 2021

So, visited 7 petrol stations in my town & the next. All closed, except one with a 2 mile queue. Have returned with even less petrol. If there’s NO FUEL SHORTAGE what shall I call it? Still, I have a blue passport & a crown on my glass so who is laughing now eh. Who won Strictly?

— Brendan May (@bmay) September 25, 2021

I’m saying this because, in a crisis, whatever you think will make you feel safe is how you respond. It may not seem rational or logical to others, but to you it makes perfect sense.

— Minnie Rahman (@minnierahman) September 25, 2021

This should be all over Twitter

Johnson “deeply regrets” going down Brexit routehttps://t.co/kJ3fNgl8n6

— sue#NHSLove💙💙💙#FBNHS (@SueSuezep) September 25, 2021

If you want to understand what happens next with the Big Lie, after the audits show Biden won, read Hannah Arendt. pic.twitter.com/CFUcJPcgxf

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) September 24, 2021

No surprise that Trump hailed the Arizona “audit” results — which showed him losing by an even larger margin than the official tally — as a “big win for democracy and a big win for us.” These “audits” are performance art, designed to feed the flames of electoral doubt.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) September 25, 2021

The Arizona sham audit is no laughing matter. They have successfully raised hundreds of millions of dollars off it, they have harvested voter data, and they have normalized privatized, tax-payer funded sham audits.

— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) September 24, 2021

We are just getting started with audits. All eyes on Texas, Pennsylvania, and Pima County Arizona.

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) September 25, 2021

These partisan, kangaroo court investigations being passed off as “audits” are nothing but blatant attempts at election subversion. Their only purpose is to delegitimize the 2020 election. From me https://t.co/fcPzKRNDhY

— Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) September 25, 2021

Staffers from attorneys general in Republican states met to "war game" how they will respond if Trump loses the vote in 2024 — i.e., how to steal the election for Trump.

None of this is a secret. It's all happening in full view.https://t.co/32DoWMWsA3

— David Roberts (@drvolts) September 25, 2021

How former President Trump's new $100M lawsuit against Mary Trump, NYT could backfire https://t.co/pSOUdCOe2K

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 25, 2021

Michael Cohen gives advice to Mary Trump, adding, "I have read dozens of Donald Trump depositions. They are the dumbest written paper that you've ever seen. Nothing makes sense, everything is circular." pic.twitter.com/6st5TyGBb6

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 25, 2021

Breaking news you can't makeup: Ex Trump campaign lawyer Powell sues voting firm for suing her. https://t.co/lcG8tDmwVL

— John Oberlin (@OMGno2trump) September 25, 2021

AZ Gov candidate Kari Lake rolls into the Trump rally in GA bragging about Mike Lindell’s endorsement. “When he said he wanted to endorse me – it was amazing!” Interviewer: “Yeah, that’s like getting the ultimate endorsement.” pic.twitter.com/pTuzYoYxG9

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) September 25, 2021

New video coming soon… The Undercurrent team was in Phoenix yesterday and had an interesting chat with Rep. Paul Gosar, who told us he wants to hold a new presidential election for Biden and Trump before the end of year…

Stay tuned… pic.twitter.com/NIvRmEwTPs

— Lauren Windsor (@lawindsor) September 25, 2021

Key to GOP Rep. Anthony Gonzalez's decision to self-purge: He could spend a year fighting off challengers, only to win another two years sitting in a caucus next to Marjorie Taylor Greene, Madison Cawthorn, Paul Gosar, and the other avatars of Trumpism. https://t.co/WlN5UzDbNS

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 22, 2021

Petrol panic-buying begins as UK plunges towards Winter of Discontent 2.0 https://t.co/RhaZxzj7Kc pic.twitter.com/6LPhq7flsD

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) September 24, 2021

Can I commend this Daily Mail article to you?

It's not perfect. Not even close. We are talking about the DM, after all.

But it hits all the main talking points of the current crisis, and Brexit makes a number of starring appearances.https://t.co/NHqcFQRp89 pic.twitter.com/yQlzPLJkmi

— Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡 (@uk_domain_names) September 24, 2021

And so it begins; long petrol station queues across UK as drivers defy govt appeals not to panic buy.

This will only make it all worse, of course. And the tabloids will up the alarm further tomorrow morning.https://t.co/ld5EkZYcUo

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) September 24, 2021

Maybe EU workers weren't such a burden to Britain after all…
https://t.co/Qj6KiStQP1

— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) September 24, 2021

Finally. https://t.co/ystrTOq3dq

— Annette Dittert (@annettedittert) September 24, 2021

Is Brexit or Covid to blame for Britain’s supply chain crisis? https://t.co/rEV7tbb24r

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 24, 2021

– meeting of ministers this afternoon will consider an expansion to the seasonal agricultural workers scheme

– this would open up it up for “a few thousand HGV drivers and few thousand food processing workers”

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) September 24, 2021

Come to the UK and save us from a spectacular winter crisis! We will kick you out at the first possible opportunity! https://t.co/W8ArL5IORR

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) September 24, 2021

That the government is planning to issue new visas to attract people who could legally work here pre-Brexit puts like to this, and shows either:
1. Peter Lilley is completely stupid, or
2. He thinks the public is https://t.co/LGFHuIIU5X

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) September 24, 2021

If Ed Miliband had been in charge, we'd have a fuel crisis, food shortages, labour shortages AND he'd have personally had a thousand angry monkeys released into every town in Britain. So at least we avoided chaos!

— Danny Wallace (@dannywallace) September 24, 2021

NEW: The EU is likely to challenge on legal grounds any move by the UK to trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol, @rtenews understands.

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 24, 2021

Surely @J_Donaldson_MP could not be asking for there to be more EU workers allowed into NI to help address the shortage in agriculture? Now if he had opposed #Brexit I would understand that. But this is what he and the #DUP wanted…

— Tim McKane (@timmckane) September 24, 2021

Fuel shortages: NI haulage company says protocol takes away “quite a bit of pressure” https://t.co/R1FBrDD676

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) September 24, 2021

EXCLUSIVE: Jeffrey Donaldson calls on UUP & TUV to join his party in an electoral pact to stop SF in Assembly election. Indicates conscience votes on social issues could become more common in DUP & doesnt rule out attending a gay wedding.https://t.co/BLInGGZWuR

— Suzanne Breen (@SuzyJourno) September 24, 2021

'A sad reflection on outreach of unionists': United Ireland ‘champion’ Higgins has set back north-south relations, DUP’s Donaldson claims after centenary row https://t.co/nQTSgD6CoM

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) September 24, 2021

From the man threatening to pull down north-south bodies because he's under pressure from loyalist corner boys?!

The alacrity with which @J_Donaldson_MP has exploited this issue merely underlines the crisis in the DUP. https://t.co/rO9ETAeGjW

— Kevin Meagher (@KevinPMeagher) September 24, 2021

NEW: President Biden will not shield fmr. President Trump's records from the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol by invoking executive privilege, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki says. https://t.co/sDo2ggFFAe

— NBC News (@NBCNews) September 24, 2021

GOP-backed Arizona election review confirms Biden 2020 win https://t.co/euvJrbIzrc pic.twitter.com/ggiWCQmaBJ

— The Hill (@thehill) September 24, 2021

DOJ must appoint a special prosecutor to investigate alleged crimes by former President Trump.
My op-ed with links to documented crimes during the Trump administration is here;https://t.co/migmWZLdw6

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) September 24, 2021

Wow no one could have predicted this https://t.co/3AVqHYcxmz

— Balls & Strikes (@ballsstrikes) September 24, 2021

No, Trump is not going to stop lying about the election.

For one, there is too much money to be taken from his followers.

Second — well, there doesn't need be a second.

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) September 24, 2021

An unprecedented constitutional crisis is already unfolding, writes Bob Kagan: "Most Americans — and all but a handful of politicians — have refused to take this possibility seriously enough to try to prevent it." https://t.co/Nokj0Nbabr

— Anne Applebaum (@anneapplebaum) September 24, 2021

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is leaving office after 16 years.

As Germans head to the polls this weekend, they will face a difficult question: Who can replace her as a leader, for their country and for Europe? Listen to today’s episode of The Daily.https://t.co/kZIseIHG7x

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 24, 2021

“She was more modern than any other. She wasn’t a typical Christian Democrat.” Political veteran Wolfgang Nowak tells @AnneMcElvoy about the qualities that made Angela Merkel stand out at the start of her political career, on “The Economist Asks” podcast https://t.co/jKU6bhuEor

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 24, 2021

Germany’s electoral oracle struggles to divine the post-Merkel future https://t.co/XNbeXluhmR

— Financial Times (@FT) September 24, 2021

As Angela Merkel steps down as German chancellor, we take a look back at the photos documenting her career https://t.co/Vi1ukUzfss

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 24, 2021

Breaking News: The committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol subpoenaed four of Donald Trump’s closest allies, including Steve Bannon and Mark Meadows. https://t.co/HJNSqeHbin

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 23, 2021

The committee wants the four advisers to provide documents by Oct. 7 and appear for depositions the following week.

STORY: https://t.co/zWg2MS2huu

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) September 23, 2021

House Jan. 6 committee issues subpoenas for Trump aides and advisers, including Meadows, Scavino and Bannon https://t.co/cIjUOI9HS7

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 23, 2021

BREAKING: The Select Committee has issued subpoenas to four individuals with close ties to the former President who were working in or had communications with the White House in the days surrounding the January 6th insurrection. Read More: https://t.co/mbJfvEaVYL

— January 6th Committee (@January6thCmte) September 23, 2021

Uh yeah, did anyone listen to anything he said or anything he did before the election and since? “Steve Bannon Says He Helped Plan Jan. 6th to Kill Biden Presidency – Rolling Stone” https://t.co/ENDIKUS32x

— Clint Watts (@selectedwisdom) September 23, 2021

Opinion: How the Jan. 6 probe could unearth sordid new details about the Trump coup memo https://t.co/wgUBxS45Gj

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 23, 2021

Mary Trump calls Donald Trump Jr. her "stupidest" relative https://t.co/uGAHFAX55P pic.twitter.com/7m2EqFmid1

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2021

For the third time in three years, the government could shut down next week. Congress is nearing a deadline to keep the government open and doesn’t appear to have enough votes to do it.

Here’s why, and what would happen if there is a shut down. https://t.co/fbkmHXeeip

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 23, 2021

Raising the debt limit is so that we don’t default on what’s *already been spent,* including the $7.8 trillion of debt racked up during the Trump administration. https://t.co/QfQYNkp9Mv

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) September 23, 2021

Federal agencies to be informed by the @WhiteHouse today to begin preparations for a US government shutdown, reports @washingtonpost. https://t.co/k7wsQgkjMJ

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) September 23, 2021

Pelosi on Republicans not supporting funding to avoid a government shutdown: "Why should it be that we as Democrats always come to the rescue when it's a Republican president? … The former president was famous for not paying his bills, and they want to do that again."

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) September 23, 2021

Fauci: "Worst time" for a government shutdown is in middle of pandemic https://t.co/1s8E45ibVp pic.twitter.com/qqMUO1ARMh

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2021

Boris Johnson flying home from America to a perfect storm…

Exhibit A:https://t.co/NLCil6nrAq

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) September 23, 2021

Remember when Boris Johnson claimed in 2016 that 'fuel bills will be lower' if the UK voted for Brexit? https://t.co/mNSFDjLHeo

— The New European – Think Without Borders (@TheNewEuropean) September 23, 2021

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson challenged the message of Muppets character Kermit the Frog, who sang ‘It's not easy being green,’ in his speech at #UNGA as he pushed the world to tackle climate change https://t.co/L3vHDfmT4V pic.twitter.com/Vh7vi684a0

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 23, 2021

Boris Johnson’s climate speech annotated: what he said and what he meant https://t.co/GzPYoSp8k3

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 23, 2021

Good to hear PM’s new enthusiasm for climate action. Since Govt failing its own climate targets, I look forward to imminent cancellation of Cumbrian coal mine, Cambo oil field, £27bn road building plan, reversal of aid cut, & a #GreenNewDeal #WalkYourTalk https://t.co/RS7zql4Ne7

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) September 23, 2021

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer calls on Boris Johnson to step in over NI Protocol.https://t.co/8AqapqLeiL

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) September 23, 2021

BREAKING: France will send its ambassador back to Washington next week after French President Emmanuel Macron and President Joe Biden spoke by phone to address a dispute over submarines. Macron and Biden plan to meet next month in Europe.https://t.co/eN7ECVU85r

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 22, 2021

On the French row over the trilateral nuclear submarine deal, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told reporters, ‘I just think it's time for some of our dearest friends around the world to 'prenez un grip' about all this, 'donnez-moi un break’ https://t.co/e45wfM9nIV pic.twitter.com/TzVC5RWHAs

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 22, 2021

“I just think its time for some of our dearest friends around the world to prenez un grip [get a grip] about all this. Donnez-moi un break [give me a break],” Johnson said. https://t.co/Hz6z2dDNf4

— The Hill (@thehill) September 22, 2021

Joe Biden has offered an olive branch to French president Emmanuel Macron to soothe tensions that erupted over France’s exclusion from a new trilateral security pact that deprived Paris of a long-planned submarine deal https://t.co/bHdfKMzi9C

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 22, 2021

TELEGRAPH: ⁦@BorisJohnson⁩ and ⁦@POTUS⁩ ‘astonished’ at Macron #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/70soNQCSSr

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) September 22, 2021

Boris Johnson has indicated that a comprehensive free trade deal between the UK and US is some way off – having once said London would be "first in line" for an agreement with Washington https://t.co/seLDH7Q1KC

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 22, 2021

Boris Johnson chose not to wear a mask during his meeting with the Brazillian health ministerhttps://t.co/nBrEB7e9ku

— The National (@ScotNational) September 22, 2021

Brazilian minister tests positive for Covid after meeting maskless Johnson https://t.co/W80t5aEjTK

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 22, 2021

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson appears to have missed efforts by Trump and Republicans to subvert results of the 2020 election — saying “everybody on Capitol Hill” stands up for the principle of democracy.

— Hugo Lowell (@hugolowell) September 22, 2021

How it started. How it's going. #BorisJohnson #Brexit pic.twitter.com/RR5K3lFUV1

— Junker Barlow💣💥 (@MrJunkerBarlow) September 22, 2021

Laura Kuenssberg's take: Majority of UK homes still have "more than sufficient levels" of energy, Boris Johnson succeeds again pic.twitter.com/S5WRbDOdf0

— The Small, Quiet Voice of Reason (@NotATory2) September 22, 2021

This week so far:

Boris Johnson: the Dutch prime minister agreed to mediate over Brexit
Dutch officials: that’s not true

Boris Johnson: Biden and I didn’t speak about Northern Ireland
US officials: that’s not true https://t.co/Sk65Q1oyIk

— Henry Mance (@henrymance) September 22, 2021

Live updates as more information comes in.. #BorisJohnson #USTradeDeal #PresidentBiden #TradeDeal pic.twitter.com/ZLIek4BubA

— Frank Lee If It Looks Like A Duck.. 😷🦆🤬✍🏼🧶💙 (@BurtOHare) September 22, 2021

The debate over the debt limit — often called the debt ceiling — is heating up again on Capitol Hill. But government officials, business leaders and economists are raising the alarms, saying not addressing it in a timely manner would be disastrous.

https://t.co/mPF2DKpyWn

— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) September 22, 2021

I went though the political history of shutdown/debt ceiling fights.

Lessons:

1. GOP almost always forces them

2. Public almost always blames GOP significantly more

3. GOP usually caves, though it occasionally gets some (usually smaller) concessionshttps://t.co/f5La7M0gGX

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) September 22, 2021

New — Economists find prolonged debt ceiling breach would:

— Cost up to ~6 million jobs
— Wipe out ~$15 trillion in household wealth
— Drive unemployment rate to ~9%
— Increase borrowing costs

GOP refusing to help Ds/WH as clock ticks …https://t.co/PGJqEpTjuN

— Jeff Stein (@JStein_WaPo) September 21, 2021

The GOP is threatening to blow up the US economy with their insanely reckless debt ceiling gambit. They would damage the lives of every American and weaken the country at a critical moment. Yet most Americans don't know or understand this. That is a failure of the media.

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) September 22, 2021

BREAKING: Democrats release video showing Mitch McConnell contradicting himself on the debt ceiling between Trump and Biden: pic.twitter.com/vSZyqAkTHo

— No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen (@NoLieWithBTC) September 22, 2021

It's infrastructure … year?

More Bramhall cartoons: https://t.co/64Tcz3hsR3 pic.twitter.com/UvHE9rnm7c

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) September 22, 2021

"My full expectation is the vote will happen on Monday and my hope is my colleagues will support a bipartisan infrastructure bill," Rep. Stephanie Murphy says.

— Andrew Solender (@AndrewSolender) September 22, 2021

This just isn't coming through in the reporting. GOPs are saying Dems have to raise the debt ceiling on their own. But that's just what Dems r trying to do. GOPs are filibustering it in the Senate. They're not standing aside and saying do it yourself. They're blocking it.

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) September 22, 2021

"I do believe it's time to call the Republicans out over this, are you kidding me on the debt ceiling," Sen. Warren tells @halliejackson.

"What are we trying to raise the debt ceiling for now? To cover the debts that were incurred during the Trump Administration." pic.twitter.com/upmp4k3zAO

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 22, 2021

Pause to think about how ludicrous the debt ceiling stuff is. Reminds me of the Blazing Saddles sheriff threatening to shoot … himself … unless his demands are met.

— Ben White (@morningmoneyben) September 22, 2021

BREAKING: Boris Johnson gives up his post-Brexit dream of a US trade deal – with Britain focusing on other options instead. https://t.co/QiceEBWkKh

— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) September 21, 2021

Gibbon: You told us in 2016 a US free trade deal was there for the taking

Johnson: That was the president of the US

G:No, he said you'd be at the back of the queue

J:Previous president said we would do a rapid trade deal

G:Obama said we'd be at the back of the queue#C4News pic.twitter.com/crAQlr66fg

— UK is with EU (@ukiswitheu) September 21, 2021

So much hinged on Trump for Johnson. He was advised by Bannon and Miller. All his favourite think tanks like the HJS/Tufton St got far right republican money. Now he’s left without the biggest trade deal to replace the EU. It’s a pitiful, painful, Brexit lap of dishonour pic.twitter.com/mb1L8GfBw3

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) September 21, 2021

It's a tale of empty promises and two world-class bloviators blowing hot air at each other.

(You can follow the whole story in this thread.)

We begin with a ludicrous brag…

January 2017: "Brexit: UK first in line for US trade deal, says Boris Johnson"https://t.co/j2XzE85cm0

— Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡 (@uk_domain_names) September 21, 2021

Guardian offers an honest account of where the U.K. is in its trade talks with America, and, meanwhile, Johnson’s PR chief talks of ‘real progress…’ pic.twitter.com/mXqy7nGOrT

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 21, 2021

"In comments underscoring how many steps remain until a final agreement is struck, Mr Johnson said he would rather wait for a "great" deal than hurry talks." If only he had taken this approach to Brexit talks. But he didn't. https://t.co/A5EsuuGUsT

— Tom Hayes (@BEERG) September 21, 2021

Even if we got this deal tomorrow it would make little difference. Trade gravity is key. The one deal Johnson needs to make to save us is the one he never will: a swift return to the single market and customs union. https://t.co/yVvBE4R1NV

— Unlit Uplands (@unlit_uplands) September 21, 2021

I find myself now with @BethRigby fast-forwarding to the bits when she manages to get a word in edge ways through all the nauseating blather and lies. pic.twitter.com/uXa129Jq6p

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 21, 2021

Boris Johnson has told ITV News he does not believe rising bills will cause families to struggle this winter, despite Universal Credit being reduced, because problems facing the energy industry are 'short term' | @romillyweeks reports https://t.co/ORu9HIwl3v

— ITV News Politics (@ITVNewsPolitics) September 21, 2021

Boris Johnson once again escapes the trap set for him by his arch-nemesis, Boris Johnson: my SKETCH of today in trying to outrun your past. https://t.co/4igc6G8Qtx

— Robert Hutton (@RobDotHutton) September 21, 2021

Britain’s biggest producer of carbon dioxide is set to resume production — ending a crisis in the food industry — after the government agreed to offer it financial support to deal with spiralling gas bills https://t.co/EczlJ3iz7m

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 21, 2021

The International Energy Agency has called on Russia to send more gas to Europe to help alleviate the energy crisis.

The agency is the first major international body to address claims by traders and foreign officials that Moscow has restricted supplies https://t.co/uWJs89JkBl

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 21, 2021

There are undoubtedly a range of factors beyond Brexit that have contributed to the current price hike. However, Brexit has accentuated the problem, not least by reducing the UK’s ability to respond through the EU Internal Energy Market. https://t.co/1Fw9zf8nSK

— Annette Dittert (@annettedittert) September 20, 2021

Here’s our effort to look at the reasons for the surge in wholesale gas prices and why the UK is particularly affected. With the help of @BBCSimonJack. pic.twitter.com/NIHb9Q2TWo

— Ros Atkins (@BBCRosAtkins) September 21, 2021

“I am here to sound the alarm: The world must wake up,” the UN secretary general, António Guterres, said as he opened the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday. He cited war, climate change and the global pandemic as threats that expose glaring inequalities. https://t.co/ya2nhAQBS5 pic.twitter.com/26NHOjiJbZ

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 21, 2021

It’s quite easy to understand why the world’s top emitters of CO2 and the biggest producers of fossil fuels want to make it seem like they’re taking sufficient climate action with fancy speeches. The fact that they still get away with it is another matter… #UNGA

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) September 21, 2021

Xi Jinping: China will stop building coal plants overseas
This is a big deal

— Lisa Friedman (@LFFriedman) September 21, 2021

Suddenly, Democrats negotiating over the climate-change bill are making the wrong kind of threat, @yayitsrob writes: https://t.co/DMjBxkDAsG

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) September 21, 2021

When scientists announce new findings on dark matter we might not fully understand, but we won't accuse them of being shills for Big Telescope. Why people object to climate has nothing to do with the science; it's because we don’t want to fix it. Read: https://t.co/JUaEOhAcQH

— Prof. Katharine Hayhoe (@KHayhoe) September 21, 2021

From extreme storms to relentless wildfires, we’re witnessing the devastating impact of climate change every day.

We need to act. We need to pass my Build Back Better Agenda. pic.twitter.com/Ooms6iHAPs

— President Biden (@POTUS) September 21, 2021

U.S. careens toward shutdown, financial crisis amid congressional stalemate https://t.co/w0vxvYYOUo

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 21, 2021

“The House rushed headlong Tuesday into a vote on legislation to fund the government, suspend the federal debt limit and provide disaster and refugee aid, forcing a showdown with Republicans who oppose the package despite the risk of a fiscal crisis.” https://t.co/78kGL19ThM

— Michael Tackett (@tackettdc) September 21, 2021

Congressional Democrats plow ahead with legislation to avoid government shutdown, provide billions in federal disaster aid, effectively daring Republicans to try to block must-pass measurehttps://t.co/WAA3RQCbJX

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) September 21, 2021

A debt default would be like a government shutdown on steroids. https://t.co/06KTZnLQtM

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) September 21, 2021

Joe Biden issued a fresh warning for the UK not to damage the peace process in Northern Irelandhttps://t.co/sOLrS0zX5T

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) September 21, 2021

President Biden – when asked about the NI Protocol.

“On the protocols, I feel very strongly about those.”

“I would not at all like to see… a change in the Irish accords, with the end result having a closed border.”pic.twitter.com/7nmRp72NBB

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) September 21, 2021

NEW: Ireland has been assured by the Netherlands there is no basis to reports that Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte would intervene in the NI Protocol dispute at the bidding of British prime minister Boris Johnson, according to Europe Minister @ThomasByrneTD

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 21, 2021

*Brexit*, which the DUP enthusiastically supported, damaged the relationships which underpinned the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement which, ironically, the DUP enthusiastically opposed.

Stop gaslighting: you're just drawing attention to your own ineptitude. https://t.co/IZLCaRgya5

— Matthew O'Toole (@MatthewOToole2) September 21, 2021

NI Coca~Cola production ‘saved from UK CO2 crisis by protocol’.

Northern Ireland bottlers are getting their carbon dioxide from EU countries while GB remains paralysed by the closure of huge fertiliser factories https://t.co/AWjIFdh9Xe

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) September 21, 2021

Brazilian Health Minister – who tested positive for Covid – was staying at the same hotel as President Biden in NYC.

He went to the UN today to watch President Bolsonaro’s speech.

Here, he shakes hands with Prime Minister Boris Jonhson- who met Biden today at the White House. pic.twitter.com/CSxdBuTIfY

— Raquel Krähenbühl (@Rkrahenbuhl) September 22, 2021

JUST IN: Trump Sues His Niece Mary Trump and The New York Times Over the Paper's Bombshell Report on His Taxes https://t.co/KuzRPZY2Pr

— Mediaite (@Mediaite) September 22, 2021

This exchange between @maddow and @Lawrence @TheLastWord was everything we knew it would be.

“The brazenness of the defendants’ actions cannot be UNDERSTATED” – Trump’s lawsuit.

Lawrence: Donald Trump and his lawyers went to the same word school. pic.twitter.com/moTGEQuJFt

— Novelette Dryden (@DrydenNovelette) September 22, 2021

El Salvador's president labels himself world's "coolest dictator" in Twitter bio https://t.co/1j8WoYMxBi pic.twitter.com/Maq0InyRso

— The Hill (@thehill) September 22, 2021

I think newspapers are soon going to have no alternative but to focus on what’s actually happening, rather then what the government is telling us what’s happening. FT, left, and The Guardian. pic.twitter.com/b8AphDAtul

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 20, 2021

“UK government says lights will stay on”

Welcome to Boris Johnson’s “golden age”https://t.co/jdVT2ILT5d

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) September 20, 2021

No 10 dismisses ‘winter of discontent’ warnings so we have a winter of discontent coming folks https://t.co/vpepL9IqII

— Shane Woodhouse💙💙💙🏳️‍🌈No DMs (@ShaneWoodhouse3) September 20, 2021

No 10 warned energy crisis and cuts could plunge households into hardship https://t.co/vqzSkoSPpH

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 20, 2021

Lots of questions about pressures on the UK energy sector – concerning what’s causing the surge in wholesale gas prices, the reasons the UK is particularly affected and if Brexit is part of the story. Here’s where we got to. Produced @JackKilbride1 https://t.co/AVB6Dk9Uje pic.twitter.com/NIHb9Q2TWo

— Ros Atkins (@BBCRosAtkins) September 20, 2021

#Skynews joins #bbcnews showing high energy prices across the UK and Europe

But skynews forgets to mention that after brexit, the UK left the EU's Internal Energy Market

Energy prices are up in the EU, but energy prices are up much higher in the UK as we don't benefit from IEM pic.twitter.com/KZP4QS6lCV

— UK is with EU (@ukiswitheu) September 20, 2021

TELEGRAPH: Price cap must go, say energy companies #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/LmUgmbo3Wo

— Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) September 20, 2021

*cancels Christmas* https://t.co/V6AF6Dfg2N

— Greg Jenner (@greg_jenner) September 20, 2021

Very clever of the turkeys to have voted for Christmas, as now there won’t be any turkeys for Christmas and I think they planned this. #BrexitChaos #BrexitFoodShortages #BrexitIsNotWorking

— Brendan May (@bmay) September 20, 2021

"the prime minister and the new communities secretary Michael Gove pledged in May 2016 that Brexit would deliver lower household gas bills for Brexit Britain."https://t.co/w6GnsJaQIW

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) September 20, 2021

On @BylineTimes and @BylineTV we’ve been warning about this for 9 months. A winter of discontent like nothing since the 70s is upon us. Don’t say you weren’t warned pic.twitter.com/SAgzeaOEo0

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) September 20, 2021

Food or Fuel? The Human Cost of the Energy Crisis – @sianushka https://t.co/WAWAd3JXmy

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) September 20, 2021

Boris Johnson refuses to rule out Christmas Covid disruption https://t.co/1NxnaUKnwW

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 20, 2021

Watch: Boris Johnson says Cop26 conference will be ‘turning point for the world’ https://t.co/KGCuyMstf4

— The Independent (@Independent) September 20, 2021

Boris Johnson tells Jair Bolsonaro to get Covid vaccine after Brazil's leader refuses jabhttps://t.co/pR7ulPEMIb pic.twitter.com/aSDWVRG1lf

— Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) September 20, 2021

New York pizzeria forces Trump-loving Brazilian president to eat outside after he refused to show proof of vaccinationhttps://t.co/JxTRVDfG2u

— Raw Story (@RawStory) September 20, 2021

Brazil's President Bolsonaro to defy New York authorities and attend UN General Assembly despite being unvaccinated.

New York recently announced proof-of-vaccination requirements for all leaders and diplomats attending the UN meetinghttps://t.co/Fo859efZOh

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 17, 2021

A member of Brazil's delegation to the UN was put in isolation after testing positive for Covid-19 in New York, adding to concerns that the #UNGA this week could trigger a spike in cases, by @danielcarvalho_ and @simoneiglesias via @bpolitics https://t.co/FkMf8LLkBX

— Jeff Nascimento (@jnascim) September 20, 2021

Boris Johnson urges nations to deliver on $100bn climate aid pledge https://t.co/lAyBf3Lmzt

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) September 20, 2021

Thanks to @billmckibben for drawing my attention to this paper. I really needed some good news! Obviously, y'all should subscribe to Bill's newsletter. https://t.co/eGPcc4jkT6

— David Roberts (@drvolts) September 20, 2021

A visual guide to the big issues in Canada's federal election, from the climate to cost of living https://t.co/a9G9tx9mDE

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 20, 2021

This is the six-point plan advanced by Trump lawyer John Eastman for VP Pence to overturn the election on January 6th.https://t.co/IkgmEuCW8b pic.twitter.com/CXWTVY1LL7

— Christian Vanderbrouk (@UrbanAchievr) September 20, 2021

If this Kushner/Zuckerberg/Trump deal is what it appears to be, DOJ should have its hands full: this is serious federal criminal stuff . . . https://t.co/pr5TB0C1jk

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) September 20, 2021

"It started as one big, false claim — that the election was stolen from Donald Trump.

But nearly a year later, the Big Lie is metastasizing, with Republicans throughout the country raising the specter of rigged elections in their own campaigns."https://t.co/CV3pptzTd7

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) September 20, 2021

Trump’s takeover of the Republican Party is complete https://t.co/Ajc0V6BEBa

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) September 20, 2021

Watch: The police and reporters far outnumbered attendees at the "Justice for J6" rally in Washington, with fewer than 100 people gathering in support of those accused of storming the Capitol on Jan. 6. https://t.co/yMkGvHQssT pic.twitter.com/FY4zsqo6lu

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 18, 2021

Fewer protesters than expected turned up for the 'Justice for J6' rally in support of defendants being prosecuted for their roles in the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol https://t.co/i2mlfd3tkU pic.twitter.com/BizhbMzMYh

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 18, 2021

"The only clear parallels to the riots more than eight months ago by supporters of Donald Trump were the false claims put forth by the rally organizers about the violence that January day when Congress met to certify the election of Joe Biden." @CTlong1 https://t.co/EiGuUveoob

— Michael Tackett (@tackettdc) September 18, 2021

This is worth a watch pic.twitter.com/kOZSaeCZSu

— MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) September 18, 2021

I'm at today's “Justice for J6” protest in DC, because reporting on these groups is part of my beat, but the overhyping of the significance of this rally is obscuring what has been happening to these far-right movements in the aftermath of Jan. 6 far from the country's capital…

— Vera Bergengruen (@VeraMBergen) September 18, 2021

255 days ago terrorists ransacked the US Capitol and *hours later* 138-of-202 (68%) House republicans voted to make trump a dictator. They tried to finish the rioters’ job and end democracy. Never forget it.

— Bill Pascrell, Jr. (@BillPascrell) September 18, 2021

It's not the tens of protestors who showed up for today's sad rally who matter. It's the 147 members of Congress who voted to overthrow the election and the hundreds of state legislators sprinting to suppress votes in future elections who matter.

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) September 18, 2021

Lawmakers who shudder at what Trump did during his final days in office have the chance to reflect on the mess they created—how their fecklessness over the past two decades handed unrestrained power to an unhinged commander-in-chief. https://t.co/093agyrju7

— The New Republic (@newrepublic) September 18, 2021

Swing state by swing state, former President Donald Trump is trying to get people who tried to overturn the 2020 election chosen to be in charge of the 2024 election.https://t.co/RuWTEo6Nyk

— Khashoggi’s Ghost (@UROCKlive1) September 18, 2021

This isn't from a year ago. This is now.

Trump right now still trying to pressure states into changing their election results despite multiple audits by REPUBLICANS that show NO ELECTION FRAUD.

This guy needs to be locked up and his enablers along with him. https://t.co/hw94pJ0tKM

— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) September 18, 2021

Still crazy after all these months.
Donald Trump is an embarrassment and a buffoon. pic.twitter.com/zeujNAATCq

— ken olin (@kenolin1) September 19, 2021

For the moment, the political sideshow Trump is staging hasn’t really transcended the media’s seriocomic boundaries. The press has remained focused on stories with more merit and public interest, despite Trump’s efforts to be included. https://t.co/KurNfJHOKg

— The New Republic (@newrepublic) September 19, 2021

Still getting hate mail calling me a traitor for writing this. Because cults are culty.https://t.co/Laf5Kbk1wY

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) September 18, 2021

"The focus on Milley misses a larger point: He was just one of a half-dozen senior military and civilian officials who took similar unusual steps," who "quietly placed guardrails around" Trump's actions during those final months as prez, @IgnatiusPost says https://t.co/ELqCXACFDB

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 19, 2021

National Review's Kevin Williamson took to the New York Times last week to help them ignore Biden's failures and aim fire on their shared enemies: Trump and his supporters. "The Trump administration was grotesque in its cruelty and incompetence." https://t.co/aM8BSzH1E1

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) September 18, 2021

Bannon’s show—which he uses to encourage Trump supporters to take over election processes—reportedly gets tens of millions of downloads. https://t.co/LAL0Ue7BiQ

— Slate (@Slate) September 18, 2021

Defying a subpoena does not work like it did when trump was squatting in the White House…he just might get in trouble. https://t.co/98cBZraZ02

— Marie Walker (@Meidas_Charsea) September 18, 2021

THIS WAS THE LARGEST CROWD AT A PRO-TRUMP-INSURRECTIONIST RALLY EVER!!! PERIOD!! pic.twitter.com/5QRMPmfexH

— Sean the Leprechaun (@seanryan4) September 19, 2021

I ditched the Jan. 6 protest today to attend a basset hound convention in Virginia. Pretty happy with that decision, saw some hungry bassets compete in a pie-eating contest.

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) September 18, 2021

Saw the photos and had to go see it myself. More than 670,000 white flags are flying on the National Mall memorializing victims of the pandemic. They’ll be out here through October. Stunning and tremendously powerful, sparkling in the evening sunlight. pic.twitter.com/aV8tYt41Ex

— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) September 18, 2021