@lidalou4.bsky.social

Lifelong Dem who woke up to politics on my 9th birthday on April 4, 1968, when MLK was assassinated and cried 2 months later when RFK was taken out too.

Given that two U.S. Senators have publicly announced that they are voting against confirming Todd Blanche as U.S. Attorney General, that means it's already a done deal and those Senators are being given cover to look moderate, knowing their votes are now unnecessary. Let's watch.

This is NOT surprising WITH TRUMP'S ICE! This is DISGUSTING AND HORRIFYING! I'VE ALWAYS SAID THE CRIMALS ARE THE ONES BEHIND MASKS WEARING ICE BADGES & CARRYING GUNS! THIS MUST STOP!

Acc to article he is "government relations director for defense and foreign policy" for Heritage Foundation and he doesn't know his bag will be searched? Pills were cleverly hidden in a baggie, magazine of ammo just dropped in.Pretty stupid

“Wingate—the Heritage Foundation's government relations director for defense and foreign policy—was also carrying a plastic sandwich bag containing four capsules and three blue pressed pills. The pills later tested positive for cocaine and fentanyl” and a magazine of bullets.

He actually claimed pills containing cocaine and fentanyl were prescribed by "medical professional". Thats gonna be a hard sell

What doctors are prescribing cocaine these days?? “During questioning, Wingate reportedly said he had forgotten the magazine was in his briefcase and claimed the drugs belonged to him and were ‘prescribed by a medical professional.’ “

📌It probably ought to be a bigger story that Iran now fully controls the Strait of Hormuz. In just five months, the most powerful military in the world has lost troops, treasure, and whatever stature it has left thanks to the rot atop its chain of command.

Periodic reminder that Chrome is bad software. It's a personal data collector cosplaying as a web browser. Use other browsers, my personal recommendations are Safari (if you're on a Mac) and Vivaldi (works anywhere). Orion is worth a look too (no Windows version yet).

Puerto Rico cannot vote in federal elections, nor for president, so the Repubs couldn't care less if there's a draught or there are areas without water for 2 days.

Puerto Rico began mandatory 48-hour rotating water shutoffs across San Juan and six surrounding municipalities on August 7, affecting over 180,000 accounts, as historic drought exposed a water utility, PRASA, that loses roughly 59 to 65 percent of all treated water to leaking pipes

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