BREAKING: @Toyota reverses course, will STOP donating to members of Congress who voted to overturn the election
The company faced a backlash after it donated 62K to 39 Republican objectors
@ToyotaPopular.info first reported on @Toyota's donations in APRIL. At the time, Toyota said that it did "not believe it is appropriate to judge members of Congress solely based on their votes on election certification."
A large section of Trump's "lawsuit" against Facebook consists of attacks against the CDC and complaints that Facebook doesn't allow more misinformation about vaccines
@ATT 3. In June, @ATT emphasized its commitment to addressing the "mental health crisis among LGBTQ+ youth," including a charitable contribution to the @TrevorProject
But the @TrevorProject condemned the Alabama bill as a dangerous attack on trans youth
1. SCOTUS' new decision further undermines the Voting Rights Act & KAGAN is not mincing words: "What is tragic
here is that the Court has (yet again) rewritten—in order
to weaken—a statute that stands as a monument to America’s greatness, and protects against its basest impulses"
"Never has a statute done more to advance the Nation’s highest ideals. And few laws are more vital in the current moment. Yet in the last decade, this Court has treated no statute worse."
"Yet efforts to suppress the minority vote continue. No one would know this from reading the majority opinion. It hails the “good news” that legislative efforts had mostly shifted by the 1980s from vote denial to vote dilution."
1. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court says Cosby's constitutional rights were violated because he was prosecuted after a DA (Castor) promised that he would never be prosecuted for assaulting Constand.
That can only be true if such a promise EXISTED.
2. The only contemporaneous evidence that it existed is a 2005 press release that includes the following line: "District Attorney Castor cautions all parties to this matter that he will reconsider this decision should the need arise."
3. Apart from that there is not one scrap of paper -- not an email, not a memo, not some notes scribbled on the back of a napkin -- that proves such an agreement existed
1. A lot of misinformation is floating around about the nature of the PA Supreme Court's decision on Cosby.
So I want to clarify a few issues.
Let's talk about EXACTLY WHY the court decided it had to invalidate Cosby's trial.
And why their rationale is very weak
2. First there are a lot of lawyers on Twitter saying the court found there was a type of "contract" between the DA (Castor) and Cosby where the DA promised he would never be prosecuted
The PA Supreme Court court did not find that
The court expressly says there was no contract
3. The court found that there was an UNCONDITIONAL PROMISE from the DA not to prosecute Cosby and that Cosby relied on that promise.
And that, despite the absence of an actual agreement, "fairness" requires that the court to honor this "promise"