Friday, April 17, 2026 |
| Republicans are quick to get us into war, and we lost every one of them because they didn’t understand the enemy. Eisenhower-Vietnam, Bush-Afghanistan, Trump-Iran. All lost for that reason. |
| Was he ever serious about bombing Iran “back to the stone ages”? Was he acting like a madman to scare Iran or to look tough before bailing on an unpopular war? Did he retreat when he grasped the calamitous consequences of his genocidal threat? But when the commander in chief of the world’s largest military threatens to eradicate an entire nation, it’s wise to take him both seriously and literally—and to wonder whether he’s the right man for the job or just mentally unstable. |
 Trump’s Lie Of The Day: he said the AI picture of him as Jesus healing the sick was not Jesus but him as a Red Cross doctor healing the sick. He’s the one who’s sick. I can’t support him any longer. |
| You know things are getting worse when your own right-wing whackos, Alex Jones and Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, and Majorie Taylor Greene start criticizing you. On Tuesday, after Mr. Trump threatened to wipe out the Iranian civilization, Mr. Jones posted that Mr. Trump sounded “like an unhinged super villain from a Marvel comic movie.” Ms. Kelly asked: “Can’t he just behave like a normal human?” |
| The quote “America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we lose our freedoms, it will be because we have destroyed ourselves from within” is not a direct quote from Abraham Lincoln. It is a misattribution, though it reflects themes from his actual speech at the Young Men’s Lyceum in 1838, where he warned that danger would come from within the nation itself. But in modern times our ruin will be from the Antichrist himself |
| Every day I turn on the news to see who or what Trump is angry at or with. There’s always something. Now that he’s mostly finished unleashing his hate and vengeance on American institutions and people, he’s now trying to push the rest of the world around and punish them too. |
| Well since he thinks he’s Jesus, maybe we ought to go ahead and crucify him. Since no one has the backbone to use the twenty-fifth amendment, section four. Delusional is the term. |
| The President has no authority to tear down part of the White House and build a ballroom. They told him to stop, but he is Donald J. Trump, and no one tells him what to do. He is omnipotent |
| Trump’s hard-core 30% say they like him because he speaks his mind – even though it’s deranged. |
 Only a madman would cancel a nation’s quest for alternative energy in favor of coal and oil. Not only does it hurt our economy, but China is speeding ahead with the alternative energy market and becoming the dominant world player leaving the US stoking the furnace. Next the liar will be telling us coal is clean and mining coal is good for the lungs. |
| Trump’s war has been a total flop so far. He brags that he took out their 50-year-old military, but they were never the problem. Everything else he tried has been a failure. Iran is still in possession of enriched uranium and control of the Straight of Hormoz. Oil prices are up, food is up, and farmers are paying triple for much needed fertilizer. Tariffs are up and down and the chaos he causes is even worse than usual. |
| We had a nuclear agreement that Obama worked two years to get and 1 minute for Trump to tear up because it wasn’t perfect. Well, boo hoo. Now look what you did you fat bastard, Iran has 44 kilos of enriched uranium that they would not have had if you had kept the agreement and worked to fix the parts that needed fixing. |
| Trump has found himself at a dead end and he doesn’t know what to do to extricate himself and his administration. He’s finding force and bullying haven’t worked. The old man is failing just about everything he tries. He’s got the wrong people and that is scary. Trump is crashing into himself. You can see as he is swearing more and his threats are more disgusting and horrific. Some people are asking their children to leave the room while he badmouths America and everything else. |
| The Pope is under attack by Trump for preaching peace. The assistant pope called Trump’s hate “hurtful and deranged.” More and more people are realizing he’s nuts. Just review his statements and actions. Every day Trump slips deeper and deeper into his sick mind. What will tomorrow bring? |
| There are an awful lot of Catholics. I don’t think it’s a smart move to criticize the Pope who only preaches peace and love. What does Trump the felon preach? Ego, lies, hate, vengeance and chaos. Amen. |
| Christian conservatives are the most hypocritical people on the list, after those who style themselves ‘patriots’. Neither one follows the Constitution or the Bible to achieve their awful aims. They only pick and choose what to believe. If they were true Christians, they would campaign to remove the 2d Amendment and bring safety and sanity back to America—they seem to be okay with shooting babies in strollers, although they do get sad, but the only thing they are willing to do is say ‘we should do something.’ |
| What did Trump say about the pope? Trump slams Pope Leo on Truth Social? He described Pope Leo as being “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy.” “Leo should get his act together as Pope, use Common Sense, stop catering to the Radical Left, and focus on being a Great Pope, not a Politician,” Trump wrote. “It’s hurting him very badly and, more importantly, it’s hurting the Catholic Church.” Link |
| Because Trump tore up the Iran nuclear agreement that Obama put together, Iran now has approximately 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%, which is classified as highly enriched uranium. Instead of fixing what was wrong with the nuclear deal, Trump canceled it, allowing them to continue enrichment. Look where that got us. He never thinks what comes next. |
| “The Pope doesn’t care about crime.” Trump actually said that! He is truly nuts and should be decommissioned immediately. No leader is more dangerous than his impulsiveness, quest for vengence and hate. |
| Trump lost another lawsuit. This time he was suing the Wall Street Journal (who knows what for). The Judge threw the case out of court. He’s always angry. |
 Jesus Trump Christ says he’s not Jesus in the pictures. He says he and the other angels are Red Cross workers trying to help the sick just like Jesus |
| Trump’s threat to target civilian infrastructure, a likely war crime if carried out, drew condemnation from figures ranging from Pope Leo XIV to podcaster and former MAGA ally Tucker Carlson, who pleaded with White House aides to keep the president away from the nuclear football. |
| Six House Republicans voted with Democrats to advance Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s bill, which would provide Temporary Protected Status to Haitians in the US for 3 years. Link |
| Judge dismisses Trump’s $10B lawsuit against WSJ and Murdoch over reporting on ties to Epstein. We all know why Trump won’t release the Epstein files. Link |
| While Florida families are struggling to keep up with rising costs, James Uthmeier is bankrolling his campaign with checks from Big Tobacco and a gun manufacturer looking to avoid accountability. That tells you everything you need to know about who he’s working for. ~ José Javier Rodríguez |
 Environmental groups suing Trump to stop disastrous oil drilling in Gulf of Mexico. News of importance to Floridians and everyone who cares about the environment. Link |
| It’s amazing that Trump’s phony Christians don’t object to him comparing himself to Jesus and insulting the Pope who is a man of peace. |
| [?] Harsh, but this pr**k needs to know how a majority thinks about this. Not that he gives a shit. |
| The Haitian TPS extension has practically a “ZERO PERCENT CHANCE” of becoming law, per Bill Melugin. It’ll likely die in the Senate—if it even comes up for a vote, Melugin says And even if it SOMEHOW passes, Trump will VETO it. The Haitians are going back |
Friday, April 10, 2026 |
| Iran shot down two of our fighter jets for the first time. They said they developed a new method of attacking them. We have to find the missing pilot before we see him hanging from a bridge and further expand Trump’s war |
| Trump can’t claim victory until he collects the thousand pounds of uranium and opens the Straight to free travel. |
 The bible-thumping US defense secretary is overseeing another strategic disaster in the Middle East. Is this a war or a crusade? Pete Hegseth’s holy war? Is his militant Christian theology animating the US attack on Iran? Is his God better than their God? Who is more delusional, him or the President? |
| Come to find out Musk’s DOGE massacre didn’t lower the national debt one cent. As a fact, the debt rose 1 trillion dollars since then with Trump’s lavish spending and his war that costs us $1.3 million a minute! |
| Come to find out Musk’s DOGE massacre didn’t lower the national debt one cent. As a fact, the debt rose 1 trillion dollars since then with Trump’s lavish spending and his war that costs us $1.3 million a minute. |
| On Twitter, the Iranians are making a mockery of Trump’s war. |
| While the President has little regard for the freedom of the press, he craves its ceaseless attention. His need has the quality of addiction. In Washington these days, there is hardly a reporter who does not have the president’s cellphone number. It is said that the best time to call is late at night while he is watching himself on TV and shitposting in his pajamas. He loves to muse aloud, then watch as those musings register in foreign capitals, and in the markets. Lately, he has been willing to say anything. The war will be over soon. Or maybe not. Whatever. Each pseudo-scoop is as ephemeral as a mayfly. But who can resist? Are you not entertained? |
| He thought Iran would cave because he’s ‘Donald J. Trump!’ Was he relying on his combat experience when he planned the war? |
| Do as I say… Trump is against mail-in voting. He’s making a big deal of it. But the hypocrite-in-charge voted last month by mail. Actually, his whole family voted by mail. |
| We usually don’t watch FOX so all we ever see on all the other news channels is Trump threatening everything and always complaining. He was like that before this war too. |
| Trump is acting desperate over losing the Iran war and the Mideast’s social media is alive with right-on insults against Trump. No one respects him, they only fear his insane actions. |
| It seemed that the 2d American pilot shot down hid in a crevice at the top of a tall rise. Americans bombed the area around him to keep the Iranians away. Two Blackhawk helicopters took fire but one of them was able to snatch the pilot and flew him to an improvised airstrip inside Iran, but the two transport plane waiting were damaged and had to be blown up after two more were flown in. The pilot was safely flown away. What a movie, Chris Helmsworth should star in it. The Americans set up a decoy rescue site far away from the actual rescue to fool the Iranians.
The rescue team are the heroes of all this. They go into a hot area that was so hot that planes were being shot down. These heroes go right into this hot area and rescue comrades, usually under heavy fire. |
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| Who tells more lies about the war, Iran or Trump? |
| Nuts run the nuthouse (formerly the White House). “I end up at a Waffle House like 50 miles away from where I was. They said, “That’s not possible. You just left here like a moment ago.”’ Gregg Phillips, the head of FEMA’s Office of Response and Recovery on his teleporting experiences. The people Trump selected to run the country are a joke and very dangerous because of their goofy ideas, conspiracy theories and now Teleporting. Gregg Phillips, RFK Jr, Pam Bondi, and Kristi Noem to name a few. |
| [Alcatraz Island] In the Department of Justice budget request, the president asked for $152 million for turning Alcatraz Island into a “state-of-the-art” secure prison facility. It currently operates as a tourist attraction in the San Francisco Bay. As part of the budget request, the administration noted that it would pull funding from the president’s Working Families Tax Cut Act, also known as the “One Big, Beautiful Bill.” Link |
| Nothing goes as planned in war. That is something Trump never knew because he never had any military training. If he did, he certainly would have made plans instead of attacking on the spur of the moment because of some imagined threat and confidence in his bravado. |
| Iran said in the only negations they had with Trump was that they would not open the Straight until he paid for all the damage he did. That is not what he expected. His deadline for opening the Straight came and went for the forth time and he can’t back down again because he has a reputation for bluffing and he can’t do it again as his confused threats are getting more and more confused. Majorie Taylor Green Sunday night called him “Insane” joining the growing crowd who already believe it and been calling for the imposition of the 24th Amendment |
 Trump freaks out after Tucker Carlson implies he’s the Antichrist. “Could there be a spiritual component to this?” Carlson said on The Tucker Carlson Show on Monday. “Is it just a conventional escalation ladder in a badly thought-out war … [or] could it be something bigger? Is it possible what you’re watching is a very stealthy yet incredibly effective attack on what, from a Christian perspective, is the true faith: belief in Jesus? Is it possible that the president sees this in bigger terms? Sees this as the fulfillment of something? An elevation of some higher office beyond president of the United States?” Link |
| Trump punishes Bill Maher who was lined up to receive this year’s Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, The Atlantic reported last week, only to have the prize yanked away by the White House. Shortly after the outlet reported that the Kennedy Center’s honor committee had selected—but not yet announced—the late-night host as recipient, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the story “fake news,” adding, “Bill Maher will not be getting this award.” Maher and Trump have had a rocky relationship. Trump briefly sued Maher in 2013 for suggesting his father was an orangutan. But in early 2025, he invited the comedian to dinner at the White House and Maher called Trump “gracious.” By last month, Trump had again soured on Maher, griping that the Real Time host was criticizing him on air and that it was a “waste of time for me to have this jerk at the White House.” |
| The most dangerous man is nuts. The rule that allows for the removal of a president due to incapacity, including conditions like dementia, is found in Section 4 of the 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Link |
| Warning to readers: The column includes the actual words of the president of the United States. Meaning there will be vulgarity and unhinged craziness quoted in this link. Very best and very worst of America on display today, at the capital and beyond the moon. Link |
| Stupido-In-Chief, Trump says Cuba ‘not in a hurricane zone.’ President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Monday that Cuba would be ideal for the U.S. to take over because of pleasant weather and it is not prone to hurricanes. Pictured: A farmer remains inside his flooded house after Hurricane Melissa battered the town of San Miguel de Parada in Santiago de Cuba province on Oct. 29, 2025. A powerful Hurricane Melissa made landfall in eastern Cuba, causing damage and flooding to homes and streets in eastern Cuba. |
| Mrs Trump’s national speech at the White House was a shocker. She looked pissed and who can blame her. Is it a coincidence that her speech was on the same day that her popularity rating came out in the polls as -12 points. |
| Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds says there should be a pathway to citizenship for illegals. No flipping way. Someone else better run for Florida governor (and I don’t mean James Fishback) because it CANNOT be Byron Donalds. |
| Can you imagine having to ask your children to leave the room when the President is goin to speak? I would never want my kids to hear his foul language and garbage-mouth insults. I teach my children to be proud of the President, but I don’t know what’s happening to him and more and I’m worried for my country. He can’t seem to keep the same thought for more than a day. |
| Donald Trump is taking a lot of flak over the news his Selective Service System wants to scour federal databases to find young men who have failed to register for the draft. The irony is obvious: During the Vietnam War, Trump dodged the draft himself at least five times—mostly claiming college deferments and finally, in 1968 when he left college, he claimed that bone spurs in his heels made him unfit for military service. |
| His ill-conceived war, Trump never thought it through. He didn’t think about closing the Straight or the tripling cost of fertilizer to Our food production on top of the tariffs, the farmers are getting pissed. |
| He insults everyone. He insulted Zalinski and the head of Japan last week right to her face. Not even a little class or compassion in that orange head of his. He is truly the Antichrist, spreading his hate and vengeance to all he touches. |
| What were his objectives? Trump explained that he agreed to the cease-fire because, ‘we have already met and exceeded all military objectives.’ It’s true. This war reached all of my objectives: It’s been a week since anyone mentioned the Epstein files. |
Friday, April 3, 2026 |
| Trump said, “We can’t pay for childcare while we’re fighting a war.” That’s because he’s blowing over a billion dollars a day on his war. We would have benefited far greater by spending that treasure on childcare. |
 Trump’s signature. If he signs his name to it, it will not be worth the paper it’s written on because of his stupid tariffs, his stupid war, his stupid ballroom and his stupid obsession with ICE. I wonder if you’ll be able to buy it by the roll and use it for toilet paper? I can hear my wife now, “honey we’re almost out of Trump wipes.” |
| Feel better about the entire Iran conflict in five minutes – Read this and tell me if I’m wrong. Link |
| Millions of Americans—as well as people from around the world—are showing up for No Kings Day rallies today. More than 3,000 such events were planned for today, all in support of democracy and in opposition to President Donald Trump’s authoritarian and un-Constitutional instincts and actions. |
 Lindsey Graham vacationed in Disneyland while TSA employees are eating in Church food kitchens. |
| Trump himself is not the cause of the growing cynicism about democracy and the deepening polarization of our society. He’s the consequence and culmination of decades of neglect of our system. Trump is a conman. We all know that. And what all conmen do is prey on other people’s vulnerabilities. Trump would not be president if our democracy had been healthier in the first place. |
| “Thank you ‘Nexdoor’ moderator”. That angry poster assumes people who disagree with him are Democrats, never considering that he may just be wrong. By the rhetoric in his caustic post over such a trivial affair, he must have studied politics at Trump University. |
| The country’s gone to shit. I’m no longer proud to be American. The main thing on Trump’s agenda is getting his name on everything before he leaves office |
| Monday morning on Al Jazeera Live TV they showed a tunnel in Iran about a mile long. Lining both sides were hundreds of new drones just waiting. That’s just one tunnel. |
| The Straight of Hormoz was open on February 28 when Trump closed it. He lost the Iran war and can’t win so now he’s doing what America always does, backs down and loses a war. Not only letting down the Iranian people and breaking the promise he made at the start of the war that he was going to free them. 30,000 freedom seekers took to the streets and were slaughtered because Trump didn’t rush to their aid like he said he would. He came about a month later, but by that time all the freedom seekers were dead. |
| The Liar-in-Chief backed down again and is afraid to send our Navay ships into the Straight. It would be suicide. He hasn’t decimated Iran’s danger, if so, why is everyone, including Trump, afraid to transit the straight? England already said it was too dangerous to send in their destroyer and no one else will chance it. |
| “WE WON! “-according to Trump. Even though Iran still has the Straight of Hormoz closed, radicalized Ayatollah still in charge, 780 pounds of weapons grade uranium. Never has a war been lost so completely. Right, Good job, Brownie! |
| Federal judge halts construction of Trump’s ridiculous ballroom. ‘The White House does not belong to the president.’ The President of the United States is the steward of the White House for future generations of First Families. He is not, however, the owner. |
| The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree. Mr. Trump issued pardons on the first day of his second term to everyone who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The results have been disastrous. At least 12 of the pardoned rioters have since been charged with other serious crimes, including child molestation, assault, harassment, murder plots and charges related to a vicious dog attack. |
| Trump’s war is a total flop. The Ayatollahs are still in power, Iran still had a thousand pounds of weapons grade uranium, and as an added bonus, the Straights of Hormuz is closed and Iran is going to start charging ships to pass through. Oh, and gas prices are awful. |
| Trump is mad that other countries won’t join in his war. Can you imagine if Finland (a NATO member) arbitrarily attacked Russia without provocation, would NATO be expected to join the war? No. What’s different when Trump arbitrarily attacked Iran without provocation? Nothing. Iran is our enemy, so is China and Russia. Is Trump going to attack them too? His excuse for the war is very flimsy. You need good solid reasons for war, not some Trumpian derangement. |
| What happened to Trump’s “unconditional surrender”. He’s getting creamed in public opinion. Only his usual 30% approve of his war. That same 30% would approve of Hitler, that’s how skewered those thirty percenters are. |
| DeSantis, doing Trump’s bidding, signs new draconian voter suppression law. Link |
 Some call Trump the anti-Christ because he doesn’t stop. Every day he tries something different to ruin America. It’s non-stop. Every day he removes another brick from the wall. Now he has started a war. This man must be stopped while we still have a democracy and an economy. |
| Yesterday, Trump signed an executive order to create a nationwide list of eligible voters and to restrict mail-in voting. Specifically: He ordered the Department of Homeland Security (the same lovable federal agency that brought us ICE) to work with the Social Security Administration to compile a list of registered voters in every state—and to verify they are entitled to vote. And he ordered the Post Office to block the delivery of mail-in ballots to voters who are not on the list. You know this already, but just to be clear: HE DOES NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO DO THIS! Elections are run by states, not by would-be-monarchs living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. |
| The Straight is closed, Iran has uranium, and Trump has f**ked up the world order. That maniac has got to go. |
| US intelligence has reported that half of Iran’s missile launchers are still working and there are hundreds of drones underground. Contrary to what he says, Trump is a big beautiful liar. |
| Sheridan Gorman an 18-year-old Loyola Chicago student was killed in a totally preventable tragedy. I report live from the Chicago crime scene. Video |
| Three Generals Ousted as Pentagon Shakeup Hits War Command. Link |
| Trump to Pam Bondi: ‘You’re Fired!’ Florida’s former AG is second cabinet member sacked — so far. |
| Florida’s AG hates rainbow crosswalks, but he digs giving guns to felons. Link |
| Trump loses once again as a Federal judge ordered that public radio funding be restored. Link |
| There are more and more chinks in Trump’s armor as courts rule against him and more and more Republicans are admitting quietly that he’s nuts. |
Friday, March 27, 2026 |
| “Operation Epic Fury is a quintessentially Trumpian choice for the name of a war. ‘Everything Trump does, at least as he sees it, is epic—the biggest, the most, the first, ‘like we’ve never seen before,’ as he likes to say. And much of what he does seems to be driven by fury, a deep and abiding enmity toward the forces arrayed against him or those he blames for what he considers the downfall of the country under other presidents. While other military operation names in modern times have evoked broader American values or upliftin sentiments like freedom and hope, Trump prefers rage. Anger defines Trump’s decade on the political stage.” ~ Peter Baker in The New York Times |
| Trump, the bully gave Iran 72 hours to open the Straight of Hormoz or he would bomb Iran’s infrastructure. Iran knew he was bluffing and Trump backed down when his ultimatum elapsed. (He made the excuse that he was in favorable negotiations with Iran. He was not negotiating with anyone from Iran, Iran said. He made that up to save face of him backing down. |
 No one ever has accused Trump of having class. |
| “I totally destroyed Iran’s nuclear capabilities last month.” Trump said. “Iran could have a nuclear weapon in two weeks” Trump said, one of 4 changing reasons for starting the war. Are you seeing a pattern of dementia here or is he exempt because of bone spurs in his heels? |
| If you start a war you should at least have your reasoning down pat and your goals down pat and your exit plan down pat and what’s going to happen after – down pat! |
| Are we to have more sick children? How Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine agenda risks a resurgence of deadly childhood plagues. A special report from ProPublica — especially relevant to Floridians given Gov. Ron DeSantis’ urging that vaccine mandates for children be eliminated. Link |
| Now Trump is crowing about how fast the war will be over and everyone will be coming home. So, why does he still want $200 BILLION dollars? He’s become The Mad King Donald. It’s going to take a decade to turn around his damage. |
| The war initiated by Trump against Iran has already cost American taxpayers over $11 billion in just the first week, with estimates suggesting it could rise to hundreds of billions in the long term. Current daily costs are estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion. Is Trump going to hire Musk and his DOGE chainsaw to make up for the waste by cutting a few jobs? |
| The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act. This link will message your Senators Re Save America Act takes 2 minutes PLEASE do it. Link |
| Thank you ‘Nexdoor’ moderator for flagging free speech regarding ‘ding dong ditch’. What I said actually came true. Some guy actually shot some kids for doing that at 11:30 at night in North Carolina. I honestly don’t know what exactly you’ve done to me, but I am pretty sure you’ve done something. I have now deleted my account so you can’t flag me anymore for impolite speech and whatever YOU disagree with or AI or whatever goes on that forum. You must be a Democrat because you can’t stand anyone who disagrees with you. So thanks for causing me generalized problems when you don’t know me. I am passionate and outspoken about my opinions and I was raised in the South where you don’t play ding dong ditch ever because everyone has a firearm! So, FU for flagging anyone for that. |
| Trump, Who Calls Mail-in Voting ‘Cheating,’ Just Voted by Mail. President Trump has long fixated on mail-in voting to bolster his baseless claims of widespread voter fraud. But he recently used the method in a Florida special election. Trump Votes by mail. |
| We all would do well to listen to Al Jazeera a little bit more. They point out that Iranians are noted for dragging business deals out far longer than we in the West are comfortable with. The US attacks people it knows nothing about and expect the same reactions they would get from Americans being attacked. |
| 72 hours passed for Iran to open the Straight of Hormoz and Trump backed down from his threat to attack Iran’s oil, just as Obama backed down with his “line in the sand” bluff. My Trump the only time to bluff is in poker not world wars. |
| New questions are being raised about stock market bounces that appear to be timed to the president’s war announcements. Is it more than just coincidence that the President’s worth had more than doubled since he’s been President. |
| Flatterers out in force to fill Trump’s head with Venezuelan statue dreams. They have become so notorious for displays of flattery and obsequiousness that critics have drawn comparisons with North Korea. Thursday’s cabinet meeting at the White House was no different. Link |
| TACO Tuesday “Trump Always Chickens Out” (TACO) is a term that describes former President Donald Trump’s tendency to make bold threats, particularly regarding tariffs and foreign policy, but then backtrack or delay those actions when faced with market pressure or criticism. |
| Trump calls it ‘mail-in-cheating’ to vote by mail, but he does it anyway. Is anyone surprised? |
Friday, March 20, 2026 |
| I notice Trump is reopening drilling for oil off the coast of California declaring it a national emergency. Gee, wonder why hes not allowing opening up drilling off the coast of Florida where Mar A Largo is. Is it only an emergency on the west coast of America? If you dont kiss the Kings ring he will seek vengence. |
| How does Trump figure we’re winning when I can’t afford to fill my gas tank? Link |
| “Unconditional surrender” I’m joining the ranks of Americans who truly believe Trump has gone “around the bend”. |
| Florida used to have the nation’s strongest government-in-the-sunshine laws. The Legislature has riddled them with more than a thousand exemptions. And now, officials don’t even need that form of rubber stamp to conceal whatever they choose to keep secret. More and more, they’re simply ignoring the law. Requests for public documents can go unanswered for weeks, months, even years. When they do bother to reply, they may pose prohibitive charges for copying the material. |
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| I’m guessing which ex-president Trump might have discussed Iran with. Two things seem equally possible. Either Trump’s lying, or Joe Biden doesn’t remember talking to him. |
| I’ve noticed that the first thing out of Trump’s mouth is usually the closes to the truth and all that follows is lies and exaggerations. |
| The U.S. House of Representatives has dropped the hammer on Pam Bondi, subpoenaing her to testify on Capitol Hill about her involvement in the Epstein Files scandal. She failed to produce the files on time and has faced withering criticism regarding how the files have been heavily redacted, particularly how the FBI and the Justice Department, agencies she oversees, appear to have shielded Trump’s involvement with the convicted—and now deceased—sex predator Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplice in child molestation, Ghislaine Maxwell. |
| MAGA Spins High Oil Prices Into Patriotism & Rand Paul Beefs with Markwayne Mullin. ~The Daily Show |
| Longest Sentence Ever Written: In the last two weeks alone, Donald Trump has destabilized the Middle East, turned the United States into a pariah state, killed more than a hundred little girls by mistake then denied he had done it and then admitted he might have done it but he didn’t know for sure because he hadn’t bothered to look into it, caused gas prices to spike by 25%, enabled Israel to commit atrocities against Lebanon, begged for military help from our historic allies whom he had previously insulted and alienated, and then threatened to punish those same allies if they don’t help him, said many in the media were “guilty of treason” for not cheerleading his benighted, unpopular war, gloated about having castrated the fourth estate, proudly identifying his conquests by name in a social media post, declared the Iran war over, then not over, and then over, again, then said that we had “totally demolished” a key Iranian oil facility, but added that he might bomb it a little more “just for fun,” continued pardoning his cronies and white-collar felons whose crimes have already wiped out nearly $2 billion in victim repayment and taxpayer recovery for various frauds, said that a former U.S. president he wouldn’t name had told him he regretted not bombing Iran first, but all four living former presidents immediately denied having said it, saw his approval rating plummet like a flapping turkey dropped from a helicopter, said he might “take” Cuba, revealed that his administration was considering withholding HIV aid to Zambia “on a massive scale” unless that impoverished country gives us access to their copper, cobalt and lithium stores … and played at least four rounds of golf. |
| Liars in control. Maintaining your loyalty to Donald Trump is no simple matter. It requires a very high tolerance for cognitive dissonance–a contortionist’s ability to twist yourself into a pretzel of contradictions. In 2024, Trump told voters that “America first” meant no more foreign wars. “I’m not going to start wars, I’m going to end wars,” he proclaimed. His running mate, JD Vance, predicted that Kamala Harris would drag the U.S. into a war with Iran and said, “Our interest, I think, very much is in not going to war with Iran.” Trump-Vance billed itself as “the pro- peace ticket. |
Friday, March 13, 2026 |
| In a dramatic showdown over the military’s use of artificial intelligence, the Trump administration punished AI firm Anthropic this week for “insisting on safeguards” against mass surveillance and fully automated warfare. Trump didn’t want those safeguards. Anthropic had a $200 million Pentagon contract, and its Claude chatbot was the sole large language model with access to classified military systems. But last week Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei refused Pentagon demands to “remove Claude’s internal safeguards” against spying on Americans and launching weapons without human oversight. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth——who had demanded full access to Claude for “all lawful purposes”—then said, Anthropic would be designated a “supply chain risk,” which bans its use by the military or defense contractors. President Trump ordered that all government ties to the “radical left, woke” company be severed, and State, Treasury, and other departments began purging Anthropic products. Defense contractors also halted their use of Claude.The short version: Trump wanted AI that would spy on civilians and conduct warfare all by itself. Dario Amodei refused Trumps’ demands and consequently Trump is trying to ruin Dario Amodei’s business by branding him ‘woke’ and ‘radical left’ and canceling his $200 million Pentagon contract. |
| Here’s how I figure it. Trump invaded Iran 8 months before the mid-term elections to be sure it was over before then. About a month before the elections, he’ll do something magnanimous for all Americans, like giving us a thousand dollars or something swell like that. And miraculously his rating will go from the usual 30% to enough that Republicans will stay in power. That’s politics well played. |
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| Trump Follows His Gut. His National Security advisers try to keep up. Decisions come fast, even if contradictions and inconsistencies abound. But without much of a process, there is little preparation for how things can go wrong. Trump has no plan. The imbecile has no capacity to conceive a plan, no idea what he’s said five minutes before saying he has a plan. |
| Senile: adjective Relating to or having diminished cognitive function, as when memory is impaired, because of old age like Trump. Why did you invade Iran? “They were going to attack us at any day. They are making ballistic missiles They are making a nuclear bomb I forget which one.” |
| The United States’ own Supreme Leader said to Iran’s new Supreme Leader that if he certifies the 2020 election and says Trump won he will declare peace. |
| “Unconditional surrender” Do you think Trump even remembers saying that? Or “protecting ships sailing through the straight of Hormuz”, or if Iranians revolted he would be by their side (30,000 were killed while waiting for him). |
| [Only Americans Can Vote] The Florida Legislature has approved a bill that will require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote, similar to federal legislation being advocated for by President Trump and Republicans in Congress. This is a no-brainer and it’s surprising that it took so long to pass. |
| A good portion of those vehemently opposed to anything gay are probably closet gays and don’t know it. They would just love to suck but are afraid to let loose. Open that closet door you closet pervs! |
| There are 140 seats in the Florida House and Senate up for grabs in the fall midterm election. Currently, the vast majority are held by Republicans. That won’t change if Democrats don’t run for office, and as of March 1, there were 11 Senate seats and 47 House seats with no Democratic candidates. Finding candidates for those races isn’t just the responsibility of the party. Volunteer groups are jumping in to help. Enter Project 140, an initiative of a registered Florida political committee known as Blue Florida. Video |
| Kristi Noem has been fired by President Donald Trump as the head of Homeland Security, but her masked agents should have no problem keeping their identities secret in Florida. |
| John Oliver on Trump’s dismantling of USAID: ‘What this administration has done is beyond cruel’. Last Week Tonight host examined the devastating impact of the demise of USAID, the primary federal agency for foreign aid. Video |
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| The President has botched just about everything he’s done. He just doesn’t think things through like a smart person would. |
| Out of all the US deaths so far in Trumps new war, none have been due to enemy fire. |
| March 10, administration officials gave a classified briefing to the Senate Armed Services Committee about the war in Iran. Democrats who spoke to the press afterward appeared to be furious. Senator Richard Blumenthal told reporters he was coming out of the briefing “as dissatisfied and angry, frankly, as I have from any past briefing in my 15 years in the Senate. I am left with more questions than answers, especially about the cost of the war. My questions have been unanswered. And I will demand answers because the American people deserve to know.” |
| The US Supreme Leader brushed off the crashing stock market saying, “It’s just a matter of war.” Oh, is that all it is? |
| The Florida House has voted final passage to a bill labeled by one Senate Democrat as the “nail in the coffin” for public sector unions in Florida. The measure would require that public sector labor unions could only be re-certified if at least 50% of all of the employees in the bargaining unit vote and that the vote itself wins 50% plus-one support. Currently, those unions only need a majority of those who voted. The final tally in the House was 73-37, with eight Republicans voting with every Democrat to oppose the measure. |
| Hurray to Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei for refusing Pentagon demands to “remove Claude’s internal safeguards” against spying on Americans and launching weapons without human oversight. This is the AI we’ve all been warned about and were told would never happen, but our government seems to want autonomous warfare and to do more spying on Americans. Dario Amodei is truly an honorable man who puts his money where his mouth is. There aren’t many of them left. |
| On Tues. 17 March 2026 Trump unleashes his epic Independence Day Event, unveiling the reborn Republic under QFS gold standard. Freedom dawns brighter than ever—the Democratic Party lies in ruins, exposed as the cabal’s puppet arm, never to rise again, while the rest of us will be drinking green beer and celebrating Saint Patrick removing the snakes from Ireland. |
| Trumpers posting pictures of Trump with Black leaders such as Al Sharpton and other civil rights leaders are saying that proves he’s united with them. If so, what does the hundreds of pictures of him with Epstein say? |
| How can Iran be ready to fire missiles that can hit the U.S. when a year ago their program was “completely obliterated” according to Trump? How could anyone rebuild so fast unless they weren’t destroyed in the first place? I wish their construction crews worked here. |
| President Trump was targeted by four FBI code-named counterintelligence probes. Video |
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| I hate to say it, but I hope gas goes to $10 a gallon. That will get rid of Trump and his cohorts, or at least make Trump remember why we elected him. Yesterday gas here was $3.99 a gallon and Florida avocados were $3 each instead of the usual $1. Since Trump, nothing is better and everything is getting worse. We have a senile old narcissist running the World. And look at the mess he’s making. He says things he just pulls out of the air without thought, like a spoiled child. And no follow through as if he doesn’t remember what he said. |
| When Trump killed the American E.V. program and alternate energy research and development, I assumed he or his family was cashing in on coal or oil. It was a very dumb move on his part, like trying to stop the wind. With his latest war raising the price of oil I think there will soon be a backlash over his foolish attempt to thwart alternative energy growth and leaving the vast market to other countries. You would have thought Trump would remember the long lines at the gas stations in 1973 during the oil embargo. We swore that we would find alternatives to oil. That’s another thing that slipped his mind. |
 AI surveillance on Americans. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth who had demanded full access to Claude for “all lawful purposes” tried to ruin Anthropic and it’s Claude AI calling them terrorists.Just saying “for all lawful purposes” is BS, as all Trump has to do is sign an executive order to allow total surveillance on Americans. Never trust any government especially this one (Think American Indians, if you will). |
Friday, March 6, 2026 |
| In Florida, HB 945 would establish an Israeli goon squad to surveil Floridians and arrest “wrong thinkers”. It flies under the banner of “counter-terrorism” by examining everyone’s “pattern of life”. This is a secret police force formulated and promoted by the Israeli spyware firm Celebright. Israel’s Unit 8200 is a cyber warfare agency perfecting the spyware, and is so evil that even Microsoft cut off relations. Link |
 I have heard that there is a move afoot to insert $2 million of funding into the Florida “veggie libel” bill for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The purpose of this funding is to develop a new citrus product to be known as the “Trump Orange.” The sole criterion for the development of this orange is that its fruit color must match that of the president’s skin tone. There are no other qualities to be specified for the fruit. Indeed, the funding statement even states specifically that brown discolorations from various diseases will not disqualify this product from commercialization. |
| Trump presented 3 different reasons for bombing Iran. No bomb, no ballistic missiles, no hyper-sonic missiles. No plan for what’s after. If you don’t have a clear objective don’t bomb a country whose strength and determination relies on the supernatural. It cannot turn out well |
| The Peace President? Assignation. Regime change. Venezuela, Iran, sinking boats and killing crews. |
| Congress must reconvene immediately to vote on a War Powers Resolution to stop Trump’s illegal and dangerous war.” ~U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost |
 People protesting ICE should call themselves LAVA: Local And Very Angry! |
| Parallels between Iraq and Iran wars: Both were based on faulty intel and outright lies. Florida Pollster Mark Schulman offers a sobering look at the statistics. Link |
| The President will rename the Strait of Hormuz to the Strait of Trump and the Persian Gulf to the Trump Golf in honor of all he’s done for the region |
| The 4-week war keeps expanding and the reasons for our involvement keeps changing. The first reason was to destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities, but Trump remembered that he said he already had destroyed their capabilities, so he went to reason 2. We’re now at reason 4. Like all else, he makes it up as he goes. |
 [Kevin McCarthy for Judge] Deer Friends: Don’t forget that the silly season will soon be upon us. It’s nearly midterm election time. There is an absolutely outstanding applicant for a very important public service job, that of County Court Judge. That applicant is BPK’s very own Kevin McCarthy. Mr. McCarty came to BPK when his dad retired from NYPD, Kevin was 10 years old. He thrived here. He became a leader in his school, an outstanding athlete, he mentored younger kids, and became a driving force in the Keys roller hockey arena. After completing college and law school, he ultimately returned to the Keys engaged as an Assistant Public Defender. During this time, in fact for about 10 years, his public service extended to his becoming an adjunct professor of Criminal Justice at St Leo University.Mr. McCarthy, married with two young children, is deeply involved with Monroe civic organization such as the Rotary and Southernmost Hockey club and A Positive Step for Monroe County (an organization dedicated to keeping Monroe’s kids occupied during summer vacation by finding them gainful employment.) I suspect that many of you already know Kevin McCarthy and share my admiration of him. During my career, I had the privilege of knowing and working with dozens of judges, I know that Mr. McCarthy’s background, experience, and character have all prepared him to be a superb judge. He’s fair, he knows how to call balls and strikes, he’s fiercely dedicated to public service, he knows the Keys, he takes great pride in his work, and he loves this country. |
| They say there was an imminent threat to the USA but no one has been able to find what that was. I suppose they’ll think up an acceptable reason eventually. It’s more believable that Trump woke up with a hair across his ass and thought starting another war would show his mighty power and greatness. No reason. No exit strategy. No plan to evacuate Americans. |
 For America’s 250th, Should the Coin of Trump’s Realm Be Gold? A federally appointed committee is pushing back on plans to mint gold currency depicting President Trump. |
| Remember: don’t believe what your government tells you |
| There’s a lot of noise about Iran right now, but the strikes were aimed at military targets connected to real security threats—not civilians. The idea was to reduce further attacks and protect U.S. personnel and allies. Nobody wants wat, but doing nothing isn’t always the safe option either. President Trump loves the Keys along with the rest of America. |
| Qutar shot down 3 USA fighter jets (by mistake) and Iran shot down one (on purpose). I thought our air force was untouchable. |
| Secretary Hegseth gave a macho speech on TV. He loves mean talk and has been waiting for this moment his whole life. I think he had an erection. |
| Cover-up. The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that 47,635 files are missing from the Epstein files documents that the Justice Department has made public. A spokesperson for the Justice Department told the reporters that the files were “offline for further review and should be ready for reproduction by the end of the week.”
The news that even the documents that have been released have extensive gaps suggests the department is covering up for individuals involved in Epstein’s crimes, including President Donald J. Trump, whose name appears frequently in the files. We know at least one of the missing files contains allegations that Trump sexually assaulted a thirteen-year-old girl |
 Why does Donald Trump refer to himself as Donald Trump, and is that a sign of something? It’s National Talk In The Third Person Day. The frequent use of third person can be a sign of narcissism, or an attempt at reinforcing a brand. We know how Trump feels about branding, and his cloying need for validation speaks volumes about his narcissism, so those are a fit. Trump is hardly the first person with this annoying habit. Julius Caesar —assassinated only weeks after declaring himself dictator for life — frequently referred to himself in third person, as did Richard Nixon, Douglas MacArthur and Charles DeGaulle. Seeing a pattern there, perchance? Link |
| I disagree with our being involved in the Mideast, but we sure have to be impressed with how well we commit war when we have resolve and don’t care the mess we make. All our previous wars were surgical and with metered responses. This one is different. We don’t care if we hurt their feelings or blow up their mothers. We are finally fighting like mad dogs. That’s how we win. That’s how to fight. Hoo-rah!
President Donald Trump said the operation aims to halt Iran’s nuclear and long-range missile capabilities and could last several weeks. He has said he remains open to talks with Iranian officials |
| Stephen Colbert on Republican double-speak for war in Iran: ‘A war that got a thesaurus for Christmas’. Late-night hosts discussed the confusing, contradictory rhetoric from Republicans to justify the Trump administration’s bombing of Iran. Video |
| [Gun money in the Florida Legislature] The Florida House of Representatives is expected to vote Thursday on legislation to shield Sig Sauer, one of the world’s largest gun manufacturers, from legal liability over a popular company-made pistol that can allegedly fire without anyone pulling the trigger. Sig Sauer donated more than $500,000 to Florida politicians in the days leading up to the start of this year’s legislative session. If you don’t know why they would donate so much money to legislatures prior to upcoming legislation then you are stupid. |
| American invaded Afghanistan to prevent the Taliban from controlling the sand. We fought a half-assed war for 20 years, then admitted defeat, put our guns back between our legs, and just left, abandoning the Afghans who helped us to be brutally killed. Well anyway, after twenty years trying to keep out the Taliban. We leave and leave the Taliban in charge. That’s what we learned from warring in the Mideast—nothing! |
 [Saturday Night Live] War, what is it good for? Video |
Friday, February 27, 2026 |
| Trump told the Iranians if they he revolted he would come and save them. They revolted and he backed down and between The death toll from the recent protests in Iran is reported to be between 7,000 and 36,500 (with various sources providing different estimates)–all on Trump’s word. It’s just like Kennedy backing down when he promised armed support for the Bay of Pigs invasion where 114 liberators were slaughtered on the beach. You can’t trust America to keep its word, |
| Why doesn’t anyone post a good thing about Trump? |
| Well, maybe Donald Trump isn’t a king after all. The Supreme Court just handed him a major defeat, rejecting his assertion that he can use so-called emergency powers to impose tariffs—that is taxes—on goods coming into this country. Trump’s tariffs have increased the cost of goods in the U.S. significantly, more than $133 billion so far, according to some estimates. |
| I asked Elon Musk’s Grok for some help in understanding Trump’s compulsion to rename everything after himself. According to Grok, it mirrors tactics like those used by Mussolini and Stalin. |
| Friday the Supremes shot downs Trump’s tariffs, so Trump in his rage immediately imposed a 10% tariff on everyone and then Sunday, still furious, raised his unilateral tariffs to 15. Is this not more evidence of Trump losing his mind. He thinks it’s a game. |
| Is he really that out of touch? The liar-in-chief said gas is now below 2 dollars a gallon. Investigators only found 4 gas stations at that price and they were just having a special sale. |
| Brandi Carlile concert raises over $600,000 for families affected by ICE. Singer criticizes Trump administration’s ‘violent theater’ as she supports people caught up in Minneapolis crackdown. Link |
 Is this Trump or the Wizard of Oz?“He has a lot of power throughout the lands. But it was all gained through trickery. Still, it was power. And he did accomplish things that were amazing, even if they were only magic tricks. He was very likeable too. A showman. He’d have sold out theaters in Boston and New York, pulling rabbits out of his hat, if his balloon had landed him there instead of Emerald City.” |
| Isn’t it odd that most Republicans think foreign companies pay the tariffs and not us. |
| Seth Meyers on Trump’s State of the Union address: ‘A vehicle to attack anyone who doesn’t bend the knee’ |
| If they have to talk to Clinton about his relationship with Epstein, how come they don’t have to talk to Trump about his relationship with Epstein. Trump appears a lot more in the Epstein files than all others. |
| I sat listening to President Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night feeling more profoundly disturbed than I could have imagined at the rage, hostility and lies being offered to the American people. In my 69 years, I cannot recall any president — Democrat or Republican — who has so blatantly transgressed our nation’s laws, destroyed its ethical foundations and made a mockery of the values that have defined us as a nation and role model to the world. Yes, we have our faults; we have our differences; we have made many mistakes. But the things that have drawn us together for 250 years and that continue to make us strong — diversity, opportunity, choice — are slowly being eroded by an administration that cares only for itself and those of its ilk. Anyone who thinks “it can’t happen here” would do well to recall the rise of 20th-century fascist totalitarianism. If we don’t take action now to stem the nascent authoritarian tide, we will be condemned to repeat history, with the resulting consequences. The Mothers of Invention — It Can’t Happen Here |
Friday, February 20, 2026 |
| Why is Trump refusing to release the unredacted Epstein files? Who is he protecting? Folks in England are starting to ask why their prince went to jail after reading the files and Americans can’t even see the files. The files that we can see are blacked out to protect someone and makes them almost useless. We all want to know. Who doesn’t? And that knowledge will tell us who Trump’s protecting. Is it him? More than likely. |
| Trump wants his name on everything that has nothing to do with him. I like how trump thinks that his name should be on everything that he had absolutely nothing to do with. Frankly, the one thing he should have his name on, The one think the World is clamoring for, the one thing he absolutely had something to do with are the Trump-Epstein Files. |
| It’s scary to see Trump totally ignore the planet and the average Joe in his ignoble quest for the dollar. Mr Trump, the USA is not a business. We do not have to make a profit like a business does. If you think it is a business, consider that the USA is in the business of making all American’s lives better. |
 Monday was Trump Day (formally President’s Day) where important things are closed and we can take vengeful action against Democrats. |
| Blame the Democrats. I acknowledge that this has nothing to do with big pine, however, why does nobody recognize the Annie Guthrie husband link to the Clintons? See attached. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThQ2psqx/ |
| If these bills SB 290 and HB 433, pass, it would put a major crimp in conversations about who’s to blame for fouling Florida and fooling its taxpayers. If the bills pass, then the conversation changes. ~Sugar growers have long been a major source of pollution for the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee? Nope, sorry, can’t say that anymore. ~The sugar industry’s practice of burning its cane stalks after harvest sends billows of choking smoke into poor communities that damages everyone’s health? Nope, can’t say that either. ~Their generous federal price supports are a bad deal for taxpayers? Uh-uh, that’s totally off limits too. ~One of the major sugar producers has a hand in a controversial new AI data center in Palm Beach County. They probably want to stop you from criticizing that, too. They’re desperate to make everyone shut their pieholes — and the way they want to do it is actually clever. But sweet, it ain’t. |
| The Border Patrol used a laser in El Paso to shoot down a party balloon that drifted across the Rio Grande into Texas. Was it really worth shutting down the airport there and disrupting all those flights? Did the government think it was full of nerve gas or something? Because nerve gases such as Tabun, Sarin and VX are heavier than air, and a balloon inflated with them would not rise in the atmosphere and into the sights of our highly trained laser operatives. No, they know that a party balloon flitting about the sky has to be inflated with lighter-than-air helium. Link |
 Trump day has replaced Presidents Day. He’d better have the Trump makeup department do a better job around his hairline. |
| On the same day President Donald Trump gutted the federal Clean Air Act and promoted coal burning, a legislative committee approved bill to handcuff local climate actions. |
| The UK throws a Prince in jail and Trump keep protecting his predator friends. This is the first time Trump hasn’t been able to blame someone else for a mess he made. |
| His majesty is rumored to rename the Olympics in the US, the Trump Olympics. |
| I thought this was supposed to be the most transparent administration in history. It’s transparent as long as it’s favorable to the king in covering up his sexual misdeeds. |
 Air Force One jets to be repainted in Trump’s preferred colors fit for an emperor. Video |
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Friday, February 13, 2026 |
| It seems that everything Trump does is based on profit, anger, hate, vengeance and punishment. He does very little for the average person, only the rich. |
| What really happened in Super Bowl stadium during Bad Bunny’s halftime show: Humiliation for Turning Point as MAGA fans suffer embarrassment in stands. Link |
| Epstein. The Clintons want to testify in public. Hillary said if Trump touts transparency, let their testimony go public as it happens. Ig in public, their words cannot be manipulated by the Republicans. |
| For 250 years America has functioned because of the three branches of government. Now Trump has blurred that separation, and no one can do anything about it even though two-thirds of the country hates the things he does and sees most of it as destructive to democracy. |
 Not since Napoleon has a politician wanted to place his name on everything. It’s insane, the level Trump is going to name stamp everything. It will take following administrations years to undo the senseless re-naming of landmarks. People don’t like that |
| Blacks are stupid, that is what White supremacist know, because whenever Trump shows his racism, they turn the other cheek. A few speak out but the rest are just stupid. His latest racial insult is posting a video of Obama and Michelle’s heads on monkeys. Blacks and Latinos voted for Trump in the last elections. That should tell you who is stupid. Trump said it was a “very good” video although he “didn’t see the end” where the Obamas were portrayed as monkeys. More lies. Joke: How do you tell when Trump is lying… |
| Trump wants Penn Station, Dulles Airport named after him in government funding deal. Link |
| Blackmailer President Donald Trump is looking for more infrastructure he can put his name – reportedly telling New York Senator Chuck Schumer he would release stalled funding for the city’s transportation upgrades, if the senator supported renaming Penn Station and Dulles International Airport after Trump. |
| Trump is dangerously insane, just look at how he thinks of himself and continually threatens the World. Chaos. |
| Is Melania Trump’s movie so bad people are downloading Michelle Obama’s film to purge their souls? |
| I like Trump because he’s never wrong. Ask him, he’ll tell you. |
| In December, Trump intervened in Colorado to block a new state law enforcing a credit card interest rate cap, arguing it “cuts into credit card companies’ profit margins.” Now Trump claims “he wants to lower credit card interest rates” at the federal level. What’s a lender supposed to think? Trump must have “slept through Finance 101,” said The Wall Street Journal. Credit card rates “are based largely on the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate and borrower risk.” They’re typically higher than those on “auto and home loans because they aren’t secured by property”– and are thus easier to stop paying. Banks charge higher rates to those with lower credit scores “to compensate for their greater risk of default.” When Kamala Harris supported price controls to address affordability, Trump called her a communist. Well, who’s the commie now? |
 Trump is constrained the same forces as any other president. Is sanity one of those constraints? Trump’s conduct was “demonstrably irrational,” from claiming he had a “psychological need” to own Greenland to the “deranged and delusional” letter he sent Norway’s prime minister, threatening to invade Greenland because “your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize.” In a healthier democracy, Trump’s unhinged behavior would be grounds for “impeachment or removal from office under the 25th Amendment.” But in our dysfunctional country, all that decent Americans can do is feel ashamed of our president and our nation. |
| Racism and the White House’s failure to take responsibility. Trump has never taken responsibility for any of his awful actions against America. He is never wrong even when he post racist videos, calling his latest ‘very good’. |
| Pres Trump never admits a lie–ever. He said someone got into his private account on Truth Social and posted that racist video of the Obamas. That’s his personal account. |
| The Bad-American Halftime Show. White racists put on an alternative to the Bad Bungy halftime show at the Superbowl. It featured an all-White American show (Puerto Ricans aren’t Americans) in English for all the haters and bigots to watch so they didn’t have to watch the most famous rapper in the world speak Spanish. I hope they didn’t forget to bring their concealed weapons. If the bigots weren’t so dangerous they would be funny. |
| Miami lawyer offers deal: If Trump gives Maxwell ‘clemency,’ she’ll clear his name. Link |
| The Trumps have made at least $1.4 billion in just his first month in office. He never asks, “How you doing?” Their success lies in finding the right loophole or creating a new one. |
| Trump said he gave the Obama monkey video to a staffer to publish. He denied seeing it. Can anyone imagine Trump posting a short video without viewing it? No. More lies to appeal to his White supremacists. |
| [MASA ] TrumpRX is no substitute for national health insurance. The only reason I think Trump refuses to insure Americans is that his family might own a large stake in insurance companies. I can think of no other reason he’s done everything to kill Obamacare or any other plan that would help Americans pay their outrageous medical bills. Already he hired a weirdo lawyer to run the Health Dept and deaths are already starting to rise in children because of him. Trump’s plan is working. He’ll come out with hats soon, touting his new motto: MASA make America sick again. |
| Doesn’t anyone ever write in something good about Trump here? Do I have to go to FOX? |
 Here’s an alternative to the Bad Bunny halftime show. It should be very good, all of them have been in Nashville the entire week. Enjoy the show as you send a message to Goodell and the NFL. The All-American Halftime Show. Link |
| I Amazon a ‘Constitutional Patriot’ not one of those fake Trump patriots. |
| NEW Halo Law in Florida. Just another step toward the total POLICE STATE. That’s where were heading folks. WAKE UP AMERICA. It’s almost too late. You won’t get it back! |
| Score one for the First Amendment: Grand jury refuses to indict six Democrats for their ‘defy orders’ video |
 The Trump family has made at least $1.4 billion in President Trump’s second term in office. This includes $23 million in licensing deals, $28 million for an Amazon documentary about the first lady; $90.5 million in legal settlements, and at least $867 million in sales of various cryptocurrencies, but has done nothing for the working man, economy or inflation. The Trumps are doing great but the country is not. |
| Please take three minutes and contact Senators and House member – the SAVE Act is so important – two or three clicks and you’re done. The top row when the link opens, all the way to the right. If you’re so inclined, forward this link to your R friends across the country. Senators especially, need to feel the heat. Thanks so much. Without the SAVE act, holding the House and Senate in November is in serious jeopardy. A3P ACTION CENTER – Take Action Today |
| Super Bowl 1/2 Time Show. Use this link if you were uncomfortable with what aired, [hyphenated Americans, brown people and no English spoken] you don’t have to argue online or convince anyone else. The FCC complaint process is simple and straightforward. It takes just a few minutes, and you don’t need legal language or a long explanation. You simply state what you watched, when it aired, and why you believe it was inappropriate for a national broadcast. Filing a complaint doesn’t guarantee action, but it does put your concern on record. If enough people speak up through the proper channel, it matters more than venting on social media. FCC Consumer Inquiries and Complaints Center |
| AG Bondi’s near-hysterical reactions to Democrats questioning her behavior and competence were so off-putting that even right-wing commentators are calling for her to resign. |
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Friday, February 6, 2026 |
| Videos are the protesters’ only defense, documenting how sick our nation has become. “… as Pretti stooped to help the woman protester get off the ground, the videos show, a mob of masked, hooded agents tackled him. Pretti did not fight them, but as they piled on, one goon sprayed an irritant in his face and beat him with the spray can. One agent noticed Pretti’s untouched legal handgun in a holster at his waist, plucked it out, and walked away. A second later, an agent standing over Pretti fired a bullet into his back. Pretti collapsed to the ground. Another agent joined the first in rapidly firing nine more shots into his prone body.” Self- defense? More like a gang execution. |
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| How come Trump can pardon big time drug kingpins if they donate to him, but he can kidnap a President because he sells drugs? Strange Things. Did Maduro not donate enough? |
| The Trump administration is doubling down on “Nazi dog whistling,”. As masked agents assault, drag away, and even shoot immigrants and protesters in Minneapolis and other Democratic-run cities, the administration is churning out social media posts, recruitment ads, and slogans that appear straight out of Adolf Hitler’s playbook. The Department of Labor last week put out a series of posts bearing captions such as “One Homeland. One People. One Heritage” and “America is for Americans”— a clear echo of the infamous Nazi Utopia; A 3-2 slogans “Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer” and “Deutschland den Deutschen.” The Department of Homeland Security’s social media pages are filled with ICE recruitment posts of young white men and the slogan “We’ll have our home again.” |
| Grand Jury Testimony From Senator David Perdue Suggests Gov. Brian Kemp Halted Investigation Into 2020 Election “If the governor doesn’t want to investigate, we’re not going to investigate.” |
| This week Trump pardoned former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vazquez Garced, convicted in a political corruption scandal. |
 Heart disease. RFK Jr. Unveils ‘Upside Down’ Food Pyramid Prioritizing Red Meat and Full-Fat Dairy. He called the new guidelines the “most significant reset of federal nutrition policy in history”. He should know because he’s a lawyer. Link |
| Trump pardoned another crook, the father of a Woman who gave millions of dollars to a Trump-backed super PAC in exchange for the pardon. |
| Trump is pulling a Nixon, interfering with elections. Don’t let him get away with it. Link |
| Trump last week pardoned California businesswoman Adriana Camberos, who made tens of millions of dollars in a scheme involving selling discounted grocery products. This is her 2d fraud pardon. Trump had already granted her clemency for other fraud charges in 2021. |
| U.S. District Judge Fred Biery condemned what he described as a “perfidious lust for unbridled power…“. Wow, “perfidious lust for unbridled power”. Right on, Judge! There’s a crack in Trump’s crown and some Republicans are opening their eyes and actually re-reading the Constitution |
 The “Melania” movie is doing so bad in the movie theaters, illegal aliens are now hiding out in the theaters from ICE. |
| Trump Pardoned another drug dealer. President Trump last week continued his spree of favors for allies by granting clemency to the son of Rep. Steve Womack (R-Ark.). James Phillip Womack received an eight-year sentence after pleading guilty to trying to sell four “8-balls” of methamphetamine to a source for the Drug Enforcement Administration in Rogers, Ark., 2022. Trump commuted Womack’s remaining prison sentence, but the repeat drug offender still has five years of supervised release to fulfill. |
| The madman has captured boxes and boxes of Georgia’s election process hoping for a different outcome by doing the same thing he’s done 60 times already. He sued and sued to prove the election was rigged but never could find evidence of wrongdoing even when his hand-picked staff, lawyers and judges couldn’t find anything wrong with the election. Most judges threw out his paranoid lawsuits. Do his actions constitute insanity: 1. A very stupid, unreasonable, or dangerous action or situation. 2. The condition of being very annoyed, angry, upset, or excited, often so that you cannot think or behave normally. 3. Doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result. |
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| Every day we turn on the news just to see what outrageous thing Trump has done overnight. Not one day goes by that he doesn’t make some pronouncement or edict or threat. Trump and the Devil never sleep. |
| In a scathing three-page order, U.S. District Judge Fred Biery condemned what he described as a “perfidious lust for unbridled power and the imposition of cruelty” behind the detention. “The case has its genesis in the ill-conceived and incompetently-implemented government pursuit of daily deportation quotas, apparently even if it requires traumatizing children,” Judge Biery wrote in a ruling published on Saturday, ordering the release of the boy and his father. He accused the Trump Administration of displaying an “ignorance of an American historical document called the Declaration of Independence.” Link |
 Texas elected two Democrats in the special election held yesterday. Do you think there’s a chance Texans will someday get their heads out of their collective asses. |
| In Miami federal court Thursday, Trump sued the Internal Revenue Service — a federal agency he is in charge of — claiming the IRS didn’t do a good enough job keeping his tax records secret. A subcontractor they used leaked his returns to the news media a few years ago, and it embarrassed him. Which was a little odd since he had promised he, himself, was going to disclose his returns like other presidents. But he didn’t like what was shared.
The returns, as reported by The New York Times, showed that even though he’s been telling everyone on the planet how rich he is, he didn’t pay any income taxes for at least 10 years. |
| I think RFK and his bizarre imagining and dreaming are intended to sicken us for some sinister reason that only other conspiracy theorists can imagine. Could it be that RFK imagines he can ruin our health to the point where everyone speaks distortedly like him. |
| Who is—how to put this delicately—the dimmer bulb in the chandelier? Sarah Palin or Kristi Noem? |
| RFK has changed the food pyramid lessening the importance of legumes and saying we need more artery-clogging saturated fats like eggs, butter, cheese. I think he’s trying to make America sick. His war on vaccines is certainly making more people sick. Is that Trump’s plan? Is RFK Jr the Anti-Christ of health? Trump seems to want to make America hated and his health secretary seems to want to make America sick? |
Friday, January 30, 2026 |
| How do Republicans feel when their President lies and calls all protesters, ‘terrorists’ and ‘paid agitators’ when there is no evidence? Do Republicans love their country as much as Democrats do? How can they sand by and let Trump do and say the things he does. After Trump is gone will they return to sanity and start to love their country again instead of just spouting slogans and spreading hate, lies and mistruths, or as Republicans like to call it, “alternate truths”. The USA was founded on protest; it’s the American way. How else are we to express ourselves when voting doesn’t work and people aren’t willing to endure His chaos for another 47 months. |
| The mad king is out to ruin America. The Anti-Christ is here, sob. |
| There’s no climate change. Video |
| Why did Donald Trump direct the military to invade a sovereign country and drag its head of state away in a blindfold and handcuffs? Oil and hemispheric control may have been contributing factors, but Trump’s fundamental motivation in seizing control of Venezuela was quite simple: to show us all that he can! The commander in chief of the world’s mightiest military has demonstrated he can do whatever the hell he wants—and that anyone who defies his demands may wake up to explosions and automatic weapon fire. The politically independent generals who repeatedly restrained Trump in his first term are long gone. For Trump, a lifelong bully, this awesome power is clearly irresistible. “The peace president” has claimed for years that “America First” meant no more “endless wars” or costly nation building. But dominating others is his true raison d’étre. It’s exponentially easier now that he commands a vast arsenal of drones, missiles, bunker busters, fighter jets, stealth bombers, and commandos. He’s bombed seven countries this past year, and authorized at least 626 air strikes. He’s threatening to take Greenland by military force. Colombian is next. Trump says President Gustavo Petro should “watch his ass.
What fun! Killing and intimidating people is so much more rewarding than dealing with affordability, sinking poll numbers, and the Epstein files. Trump’s infatuation with military “solutions” isn’t limited to foreign adversaries. As a show of force, he used the National Guard last year to occupy Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Chicago- deployments that the Supreme Court recently ruled were unjustified and illegal. Justice Brett Kavanaugh noted that if Trump invoked the Insurrection Act, he could put the regular Army on the streets. What are the chances that our strongman president will declare an insurrection sometime in the next three years? Predictions in the Trump era are folly, but I’m going with 90%. |
| Jimmy Kimmel on the midterms: ‘We can’t have an election soon enough’. Late-night hosts spoke on Trump’s comments about skipping elections and his newly donated FIFA peace prize. Video |
| This country is going down the tubes. Only the rich are happy. What kind of megalomaniac is running this place? |
| Dear Pam[Bondi], The other day, you wrote to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz suggesting that if only he would turn over all of his state’s voting records to your Department of Justice, the ICE carnage could disappear. You had other demands, too, but some people are saying this sounds like extortion. The people accusing you of this point out that your letter arrived shortly after immigration agents gunned down an American citizen for the crime of holding a cell phone. They also note a particular phrase you used. You said that if the governor submitted to your demands that “will help bring back law and order to Minnesota…” Since much of the lack of law and order has been perpetrated by federal agents shooting civilians, that seems like an ultimatum of sorts. |
| Since when is taking video of a police riot punishable by death? |
| Chaos reigns! It hasn’t even been one month, and Trump has thrown the world into chaos—just 4 weeks! I can’t imagine what he’ll do in the remaining 47 months unless someone stops him. |
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| You can’t make this stuff up. Just when you thought Republicans in Florida could not possibly be more servile, more fawning, more willing to bow down to the convicted felon in the White House, they find a new way. They seem to be asking themselves: You can’t flatter Donald Trump enough, so what else can we do? Well, senators in the state Legislature have figured out a way. A bill began moving through the committee process in Tallahassee today that would give the State of Florida the authority to rename airports. And the one they have in mind is in Palm Beach County, where Trump’s top-secret-document depository, Mar-a-Lago, is located. Welcome to the Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach. |
| Greenland. I thought Denmark was our ally. With friends like us they don’t need enemies. |
| Under Trump no more ‘protestors’, only agitators, insurrectionists and paid agitators. |
| Trump’s drive to create a totalitarian government for himself is frightening. Look what totalitarian did for Iran? 6,000 dead for disagreeing with the government! Do you want that just because “Trump speaks his mind” even if it’s filled with hate and contempt for those who think differently |
| 30 days in and Trump is embarrassing us around the world with his daily outrageous outrageousness. No foreign policy. No domestic policy. His only policy is “My way”. |
| Greenland. Is that why Trump is so friendly with Putin? Trump understands the need for military expansion in the world he’s creating. Putin always understood it. They are both terribly wrong, frightfully wrong! |
| We have a tiny military base in Greenland already and a treaty that allows us to build as many bases as we want. Why all the hubbub? Oh, the treaty doesn’t allow us to remove any natural resources and that is the value of Greenland—not military. Trump wants Venezuela’s oil and Greenland’s precious metals. Don’t be fooled like his followers are. |
| Trump pardoned over 1600 crooks in less than a year. They include fraudsters, thieves, liars, insurrectionists, drug kingpins and anyone who doesn’t pay him. Most pardons went to supporters, donors and contributors. The pardons had nothing to do with justice. |
| When I point out the insanity that is Trump, the Trump fan always says, “Well, that’s just Trump being Trump.” They can’t see that Trump being Trump is the problem. And when he bombs someone or starts a war they say, “He’s tough.” Trumpers can’t see that tough and nuts are different |
| “The Antichrist” and “The Man of Lawlessness” are two names for the same person who will be everything that is the very opposite of our Lord Jesus Christ, hence Antichrist. Bible Paul refers to this person as the Man of Lawlessness. He puts himself in place of God’s law. That’s why he’s the Man of Lawlessness. Bible John also warns about a spirit of opposition to Christ that has been present throughout history, encouraging us to stay alert and grounded in our faith. Link |
| When Trump finishes his term, America will still exist, but it will no longer be exceptional. Not because others surpassed us, but because we dismantled the foundations that made us indispensable. Great powers do not fall to invasion. They decay from self-inflicted blindness. What is being destroyed is the architecture of trust built after World War II, paid for by millions of dead and sustained by generations who understood that power without restraint becomes rot.
The postwar order was not accidental. The United States was the backbone of the global economy and the guarantor of relative stability. The dollar became dominant not because it was imposed, but because it was trusted. Our alliances functioned not because we were feared, but because we were predictable. That trust is now being treated as expendable. What should alarm anyone who understands statecraft is the normalization of recklessness. Guardrails have been stripped away. Federal authority has been expanded without accountability. Classified systems and intelligence capabilities are being handled casually, opened to private actors with no constitutional obligation, no institutional discipline, and no strategic restraint. The cost will not be measured in appropriations or market corrections. It will be measured in compromised sources, degraded intelligence, and lives lost years from now because trust was mistaken for something that could be replenished. I do not fear America becoming weak. I fear America becoming ordinary. One power among many. No longer the center of gravity. No longer trusted to lead without coercion. The world will move on not out of hostility, but out of necessity. History is unforgiving to nations that confuse dominance with legitimacy. All of this was done knowingly. Not to strengthen the republic. Not to protect Americans. Not to preserve the order built on sacrifice and restraint. It was done to protect a racist murderous pedophile and his racist murderous pedophile friends. |
| Minnesota Shooting: Political Rorschach Test. Case Study of How Media Feeds Deep Polarization. Link |
Friday, January 23, 2026 |
| There’s no climate change. Video |
 Soccer Peace Prize awarded to Trump. Link |
| When Trump finishes his term, America will still exist, but it will no longer be exceptional. Not because others surpassed us, but because we dismantled the foundations that made us indispensable. Great powers do not fall to invasion. They decay from self-inflicted blindness. What is being destroyed is the architecture of trust built after World War II, paid for by millions of dead and sustained by generations who understood that power without restraint becomes rot.
The postwar order was not accidental. The United States was the backbone of the global economy and the guarantor of relative stability. The dollar became dominant not because it was imposed, but because it was trusted. Our alliances functioned not because we were feared, but because we were predictable. That trust is now being treated as expendable. What should alarm anyone who understands statecraft is the normalization of recklessness. Guardrails have been stripped away. Federal authority has been expanded without accountability. Classified systems and intelligence capabilities are being handled casually, opened to private actors with no constitutional obligation, no institutional discipline, and no strategic restraint. The cost will not be measured in appropriations or market corrections. It will be measured in compromised sources, degraded intelligence, and lives lost years from now because trust was mistaken for something that could be replenished. I do not fear America becoming weak. I fear America becoming ordinary. One power among many. No longer the center of gravity. No longer trusted to lead without coercion. The world will move on not out of hostility, but out of necessity. History is unforgiving to nations that confuse dominance with legitimacy. All of this was done knowingly. Not to strengthen the republic. Not to protect Americans. Not to preserve the order built on sacrifice and restraint. It was done to protect a racist murderous pedophile and his racist murderous pedophile friends. |
| Greenland. Is that why Trump is so friendly with Putin? Trump understands the need for military expansion in the world he and Putin are creating. Putin always understood it. They are both terribly wrong. |
 If you want anything from Trump it helps if it’s something shiny or an award. He likes shiny things. |
| Trump in one of his multiple delusions brags how he stopped the Cambodia-Arminia war. Not only are they 4,000 miles away, but there never was a war or conflict! |
| The mad king is out to ruin America. The Anti-Christ is here! |
| Minnesota Shooting: Political Rorschach Test. Case Study of How Media Feeds Deep Polarization. Link |
| When Trump finishes his term, America will still exist, but it will no longer be exceptional. Not because others surpassed us, but because we dismantled the foundations that made us indispensable. Great powers do not fall to invasion. They decay from self-inflicted blindness. What is being destroyed is the architecture of trust built after World War II, paid for by millions of dead and sustained by generations who understood that power without restraint becomes rot.
The postwar order was not accidental. The United States was the backbone of the global economy and the guarantor of relative stability. The dollar became dominant not because it was imposed, but because it was trusted. Our alliances functioned not because we were feared, but because we were predictable. That trust is now being treated as expendable. What should alarm anyone who understands statecraft is the normalization of recklessness. Guardrails have been stripped away. Federal authority has been expanded without accountability. Classified systems and intelligence capabilities are being handled casually, opened to private actors with no constitutional obligation, no institutional discipline, and no strategic restraint. The cost will not be measured in appropriations or market corrections. It will be measured in compromised sources, degraded intelligence, and lives lost years from now because trust was mistaken for something that could be replenished. I do not fear America becoming weak. I fear America becoming ordinary. One power among many. No longer the center of gravity. No longer trusted to lead without coercion. The world will move on not out of hostility, but out of necessity. History is unforgiving to nations that confuse dominance with legitimacy. All of this was done knowingly. Not to strengthen the republic. Not to protect Americans. Not to preserve the order built on sacrifice and restraint. It was done to protect a racist murderous pedophile and his racist murderous pedophile friends. |
 I never thought that in America it wouldn’t be safe to walk down the street without your ‘papers’ and the American version of the Gestapo could bust into your home in the middle of the night without a warrant. Or drag you from your car and beat you if you look darker than them. Tragically, I think it’s only a matter of time before dark-skinned people will have to wear an emblem identifying them. |
| Everyday it’s something new with Trump that has nothing to do with our problems here at home. Yesterday he tried to start his own United Nations. |
| “The Antichrist” and “The Man of Lawlessness” are two names for the same person who will be everything that is the very opposite of our Lord Jesus Christ, hence Antichrist. Bible Paul refers to this person as the Man of Lawlessness. He puts himself in place of God’s law. That’s why he’s the Man of Lawlessness. Bible John also warns about a spirit of opposition to Christ that has been present throughout history, encouraging us to stay alert and grounded in our faith. Link |
| Why did Donald Trump direct the military to invade a sovereign country and drag its head of state away in a blindfold and handcuffs? Oil and hemispheric control may have been contributing factors, but Trump’s fundamental motivation in seizing control of Venezuela was quite simple: to show us all that he can! The commander in chief of the world’s mightiest military has demonstrated he can do whatever the hell he wants—and that anyone who defies his demands may wake up to explosions and automatic weapon fire. The politically independent generals who repeatedly restrained Trump in his first term are long gone. For Trump, a lifelong bully, this awesome power is clearly irresistible. “The peace president” has claimed for years that “America First” meant no more “endless wars” or costly nation building. But dominating others is his true raison d’étre. It’s exponentially easier now that he commands a vast arsenal of drones, missiles, bunker busters, fighter jets, stealth bombers, and commandos. He’s bombed seven countries this past year, and authorized at least 626 air strikes. He’s threatening to take Greenland by military force. Colombian is next. Trump says President Gustavo Petro should “watch his ass.
What fun! Killing and intimidating people is so much more rewarding than dealing with affordability, sinking poll numbers, and the Epstein files. Trump’s infatuation with military “solutions” isn’t limited to foreign adversaries. As a show of force, he used the National Guard last year to occupy Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Chicago- deployments that the Supreme Court recently ruled were unjustified and illegal. Justice Brett Kavanaugh noted that if Trump invoked the Insurrection Act, he could put the regular Army on the streets. What are the chances that our strongman president will declare an insurrection sometime in the next three years? Predictions in the Trump era are folly, but I’m going with 90% |
| Jimmy Kimmel on the midterms: ‘We can’t have an election soon enough’. Late-night hosts spoke on Trump’s comments about skipping elections and his newly donated FIFA peace prize. Video |
| This country is going down the tubes. What kind of megalomaniac is running the country? |
| When I point out the insanity that is Trump, the Trump fan always says, “Well, that’s just Trump being Trump.” They can’t see that Trump being Trump is the problem. And when he bombs someone or starts a war they say, “He’s tough.” Trumpers can’t see that ‘tough’ and ‘nuts’ are very different. |
| Trump pardoned over 1600 crooks , traitors and drug dealers in less than a year. They include fraudsters, thieves, liars, insurrectionists, drug kingpins and anyone who doesn’t pay him. Most pardons went to supporters, donors and contributors. The pardons had nothing to do with justice. |
| Trump in one of his multiple delusions brags how he stopped the Cambodia-Arminia war. Not only are they 4,000 miles away, but there never was a war or conflict! |
| We have a tiny military base in Greenland already and a treaty that allows us to build as many bases as we want in Greenland. Why all the hubbub? Oh, the treaty doesn’t allow us to remove any natural resources and that is the value of Greenland. Trump wants Venezuela’s oil and Greenlands’ precious metals. Don’t be fooled like his followers are. |
| President Trump says he needs Greenland to keep the bad guys out. Wake up America, we are the bad guys. It all happened because of Trump. I used to be proud of my country. No longer. He thinks of us as one big cash register void of people. |
| Greenland. Is that why Trump is so friendly with Putin? Trump understands the need for military expansion in the world he’s creating. Putin always understood it. They are both terribly wrong. |
| Come to find out, the 8 wars that Trump said he stopped didn’t exists. He made up some hoping to get an award |
 The nutty golden man just said there’s peace in the Middle East now and it’s because of Him. ‘Peace in the Middle East’? He’s nuttier than a Mr Peanut bar. |
| New poll shows Trump’s performance tanking, especially with Dems and independents. 49 percent of Americans feel the country is worse off today than a year ago. 19 percent say it is the same and has not gotten better. 32 percent believe it is better off. Overall, only 34 percent of independent voters, who tend to determine who wins elections, approve of the job that Trump is doing. And twice as many independent voters think the country is worse off now compared with a year ago than better, 52 percent to 24 percent |
| Every thing MAGA people do is selfish and un-American. |
Friday, January 16, 2026 |
| Trump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country is ‘uninvestable’. Exxon’s chief executive Darren Woods said: “We have had our assets seized there twice and so you can imagine to re-enter a third time would require some pretty significant changes from what we’ve historically seen and what is currently the state.” So much for “America first.” |
| Biggest difference between the Right and Left. No one on the Right wishes that woman were dead. The Left would love if she had run over and killed that ICE agent. |
 A geography lesson for Donald Trump: Russia is already our neighbor. Just ask Sarah Palin. |
| This is probably the most important as it’s his hour plus interview with Tucker. Let me know your thoughts. My vote is yes, what’s yours? He’s going all over the State doing exactly that. Thanks so much for your help. Getting the right people down here to speak is critical. Link |
| Last week’s raving’s from “a very stable genius” “My own morality is the only thing that can stop me from world dominance; I don’t need international law.” ~El presidente de por vida, Don Taco |
| Pick one, or watch all three, or just go back to Jeopardy and leave it to someone else pay attention. Link Link Link |
| How come none of the Minnesota videos of ICE killing the woman show her running over anyone? Do you think the government lies to us? |
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| Tyrant on mid-terms: ‘When you think about it, we shouldn’t even have an election.’ Words matter. We are at our peril if we ignore this. |
| About the Peace Prize. We’ve listened to Trump yammer and plead about why he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, which is nonsense, but malignant narcissists can never get enough flattery. So, yesterday, the actual winner of the prize, Maria Corina Machado of Venezuela, traveled to Washington, D.C., and gave it to Trump. To be clear, though, just because someone gives you a trophy they earned does not mean you earned the trophy. |
| Trump threatens martial law in Minnesota — taking a page out of his own playbook. If it can happen in Minneapolis, it can happen anywhere! Link |
| The National Endowment for Democracy, a terrible NGO that works against DJT at every turn. Look at the worthless bunch of Republicans that Carlos voted with. Inexcusable. Then look at the Republicans that knew they were doing the right thing trying to kill a Swamp Thing NGO that needed to be defunded. He also voted against defunding Judge Boasberg and other Judges, also against the majority of Republicans. Link |
| President Donald Trump is having a big year so far, accomplishing two goals he was desperate to fulfill. Goal 1: Distract everyone from the fact that his Justice Department has only provided the tiniest fraction of the Epstein Files that were required to be released before the end of last year. Goal 2: Acquire the Nobel Peace Prize. Even if it is second hand. |
| Voter identification and congressional redistricting stand chief among concerns voiced by advocacy organizations in the state as the 2026 legislative session gets underway. Members of 11 organizations gathered to respond to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ State of the State address, delivered earlier this week. Link |
Friday, December 9, 2026 |
| A true Tyrant. “We don’t need international law,” Trump today. He is destroying just about everything America stands for in the name of money. F**k the little guy. |
| El presidente de por vida, Don Taco’s 2026 wish list of countries that he wants to take over and the real reasons for his aggression. Venezuela: oil Greenland: rare earth minerals Cuba: Trump’s Fantasy Island resort and golf course Iran: “They say mean things about me.” Nigeria: oil Columbia: why not Mexico: well, it’s full of Mexicans And for some reason Canada and Panama have been removed from the list. Let’s see what countries next week will bring. |
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| ICE or Homeland Security is now killing unarmed people in Oregon. It used to be America the beautiful, but no longer. |
| Trump attacked Venezuela because he said they supplied the USA with Fentanyl. But today he said they supplied cocaine. If you are going to invade a country, shouldn’t you know the real reason why (oil)? He must be stopped before he totally ruins out cherished ideals, not just his insatiable quest for more money. |
| Last week’s winner from the “Do as I Say, not as I do” category from the Russians: “This morning, the United States carried out an act of armed aggression against Venezuela. This causes deep concern and condemnation. The pretexts cited to justify such actions are unfounded. Ideologized hostility has prevailed over practical pragmatism and over a willingness to build relations based on trust and predictability. We proceed from the understanding that all parties who may have claims against one another should seek solutions through dialogue-based approaches. We are ready to support them in this.” |
| The FBI has squeezed Minnesota law enforcement out of ICE shooting investigation. Whether there will be a legitimate inquiry into the shooting death of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE agent yesterday is now in question. Minnesota law enforcement authorities announced today that the FBI is excluding them from the investigation, freezing them out of the inquiry and blocking them from accessing evidence. |
| lsraeI is last – so the British Crown will go first. This woman is brilliant. Or, it could just be me agreeing with a lot. You decide. Video |
| There’s an ICE agent who needs to be behind bars. Make it happen Minnesota |
| If you were to walk down the street of any city in Florida, pull out your pistol (open carry of firearms being legal and all) and shoot a woman in a car in plain sight of witnesses, including law enforcement officers, what do you imagine would happen to you?A. Would you just walk away, no muss, no fuss? B. Would you be tackled and beaten senseless by witnesses and/or the law enforcement officers who witnessed the murder?C. Would you stop, turn over your weapon, and surrender to police? We know what the answer to this is if you happen to be an ICE agent killing innocent women in Minneapolis. The answer is A. Bonus round: Would the president of the United States in the aftermath of the shooting: A. Insist that the woman was a “professional agitator” who deserved to die?B. Claim the victim, a 37-year-old mother of three, was ”violently, willfully, and viciously” trying to run the shooter over despite video showing her driving away?C. Claim the shooter acted in self defense because somehow a car driving away from him was a danger? That’s what your president said after the shooting. |
| Seth Meyers on Trump’s falling approval rating: ‘Worth remembering that people don’t like this’. Late-night hosts discuss how the president’s ‘needlessly cruel’ tactics have turned off even more Americans. Link |
| The Minneapolis shooting of a citizen was murder and ICE is doing everything they can to pretend it was a legal shooting. I saw the video and she never backed up over an agent. More lies from Trumpers. They can’t handle the truth. |
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| That screaming you hear is America falling off the Obamacare cliff. Remember that Obamacare cliff we were so concerned about way back in 2025? Well, it’s now 2026, and we’ve fallen off. Link |
 Year end summary of domestic MAGA’s most important results. There was no room here for His golden palace. |
| Spiteful Trump vetoes Florida tribe’s flood protection over Alligator Alcatraz opposition |