1) The fucking dude wasn't even on the same floor as Trump. Security succeeded in stopping him. 2) Why was the whole cabinet there? Hasn't anybody heard of Designated Survivor? 3) Trump would never host the WHCD in the ballroom without personally being paid.
Reminder that this broad awarded her husband a no-bid $220 million dollar ad contract. ".. the majority of the money - $143 million - has gone to a mysterious LLC in Delaware. The company was created just days before it was awarded the deal." www.propublica.org/article/kris...
Politico@politico.com · 8mo agoEXCLUSIVE: DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin, one of the most vocal defenders of Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown, is stepping down.
Funny to see the terminally online X addicts having meltdowns and picking sides in a slap fight between their 2 favorite billionaire grifters. The bots have set a "Pick up the phone, fellas! You can talk this out!" narrative in the comments.
Great night of playoff hockey. Rooting for the Wild, Avs, & Oilers. Wild already shit the bed though.
I'm hearing that if Hegseth resigns they have already someone lined up to replace him
Pete Hegseth never thought he'd have a job as important as the one he has now. In a way he was showing off to friends and family about the 'cool shit' that he's doing by adding them to those chats.
This man is also a member of MS13. Please send him to El Salvador.
My latest piece honors the Mt. Rushmore of Straightriotism, featuring President Trump, Charlie Kirk, Tim Pool, and Kevin Sorbo; all of whom have made rock hard manhood great again.
I finally got a chance to read the NPR article about DOGE stealing and possibly leaking data from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). Daniel Berulis has balls of steel for coming forward with this information. www.npr.org/2025/04/15/n...
A whistleblower's disclosure details how DOGE may have taken sensitive labor data
A whistleblower tells Congress and NPR that DOGE may have taken sensitive labor data and hid its tracks. "None of that ... information should ever leave the agency," said a former NLRB official.
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Nice to see he's finally starting to appreciate this painting. The artist really captured his likeness, imo
According to Trump his tariffs are the best thing ever that nobody ever thought of before and also at the same time the fault of previous presidents that he had to impose them.
Remember in November when people were saying there was a global trend to vote out incumbents? Can we make holding far-right grifters accountable for their actions a global trend too?
Wake up babe. New chat logs dropped. www.removepaywall.com/search?url=h...
I'm willing to bet a buffalo nickel that the whole cabinet has been using Signal on a daily basis since Trump took office and they just happened to finally get caught. Record keeping laws be damned.
Are they laying the groundwork for a 'he hacked his way in to the chat' narrative? "Everybody knows Jeff Goldblum is good with the cybers." -- Trump, probably.
Steven Beschloss@stevenbeschloss.bsky.social · 2y agoThis is what lying looks like. This is what trashing of a skilled journalist to try sbd cover up your own egregious incompetence looks like.
Trump & Musk are rich enough to simply ignore court orders, at least for a while. A different approach to fighting DOGE would be starting at the bottom. Charges should be brought against Gavin Kliger, Cole Killian, Luke Farritor, Marko Elez, Edward Coristine, Akash Bobba, etc.
Primary These Sissy Democrats (PTSD): Cortez Masto (NV) - 2028 Durbin (IL) - 2026 (Maybe retiring) Fetterman (PA) - 2028 Gillibrand (NY) - 2030 Hassan (NH) - 2028 King (ME) - 2030 Peters (MI) - Retiring in 2026 Schatz (HI) - 2028 Schumer (NY) - 2028 Shaheen (NH) - Retiring in 2026
The same day he announced he's buying a Tesla from the world's richest man because he feels bad for him?
The Independent@the-independent.com · 2y agoBREAKING | Trump freezes $1 billion in food aid given to local schools and food banks to help low-income families
