Trying to Survive this Nightmare Scenario

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Just think: if we had voted for Hilary in 2016 and Kamala in 2024, we wouldn’t be in this dangerous predicament. But no, they weren’t “perfect.” 🤦‍♂️ The America we once knew is over. No naive pollyanna mindsets. Your vote will probably never count again.

Todd Blanche’s written assurance that the $1.8 billion slush fund won’t go forward is garbage. It won’t go forward today. What about tomorrow once Blanche is confirmed as AG? Tillis and Cornyn, agreeing to advance Blanche, are pathetic.

America isn’t one of his casinos Trump is bankrupting America financially and morally It is not happening overnight but if we survive his Presidency it will be a really big achievement The midterms is a real opportunity to reverse course Vote Blue no matter who

House fascist republican Max Miller is refusing to resign and isn’t ending his re-election bid after being accused of violently abusing his wife and child as well as threatening to murder his wife. Another prime example of those family values we’ve been hearing all about.

While Americans struggle with rising gas prices and inflation, big oil is making billions from the Iran War. Oil industry profits have more than doubled in just a year, reaching their third highest level in history.

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FLAG: Trump gets to keep tax immunity for himself, his sons, and the Trump Organization under the new 'deal' struck by Todd Blanche. The new order also reaffirms that Trump won't have to pay any taxes he might have owed the IRS.

🚨 NEWS: The Trump administration plans to END a Medicare subsidy program that has helped keep prescription drug plan premiums down for seniors, according to the Wall Street Journal. The program will expire after 2026, potentially leaving millions of seniors facing HIGHER Part D premiums in 2027. 1/

The Trump administration is ending a Medicare subsidy program that helped keep prescription drug plan premiums down, forcing millions of seniors to pay more beginning in 2027. The program is providing insurers an estimated $3.6 billion this year to limit premium increases for Medicare Part D plans