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Via Heatmap:

Lee Raymond, the former ExxonMobil chief executive who became one of the country’s most important and influential climate science deniers, died in Dallas on Saturday. His death was announced today. Raymond would probably count as a world-historic figure even if viewed only through the lens of the fossil fuel business.

As Exxon’s chief executive, he personally negotiated the company’s merger with Mobil, creating the modern oil and gas juggernaut ExxonMobil in 2000 — and uniting two major pieces of the old Standard Oil monopoly. He ran Exxon from 1993 to 1999, and then ExxonMobil until 2005, at a crucial period in the history of that company, turning it from a diversified conglomerate that sold office furniture, real estate, and uranium fuel into a streamlined and exorbitantly profitable oil and gas business. Even before taking over the company, he managed its response to the disastrous Exxon Valdez oil spill; he later oversaw a worker safety push that would be widely copied by the industry.

Another chapter of ‘They only win when they cheat’

NEW: DOJ is arguing that Georgia can remove voters from the rolls within 90 days of a federal election — as long as it does so “in an individualized fashion.”Federal law generally bars states from carrying out last-minute voter purges.

Democracy Docket (@democracydocket.com) 2026-06-09T17:55:10.411358742Z

RAJU: The president keep saying the California election was rigged. What evidence have you seen?SCALISE: You had wide changes after election night in the resultsR: They're just counting the ballotsSCALISE: Look, whether you can prove fraud or not, it does undermine voter integrity in the vote

Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) 2026-06-09T14:26:36.443Z