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Wolfenred

@wolfenred.bsky.social

Former Air Force Weather Geek. IDIC Born in the 1900’s. Boom Child/X hybrid. <Maxwell Smart voice> “Unsupervised, and loving it.”

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Olivia Waite@oliviawaite.com · 2d ago

Fae: “Tell us your true name.” Me: “…Just my name? No birthdate, no SSN, no fingerprint scan, no address, no mother’s maiden name? Are you sure you’ve even got the right Olivia Waite? There’s like six.” Fae: “What the hell kind of bargains have you been making?” Me: “They call it health insurance.”

Jay Willis@jaywillis.net · 5h ago

Dying at the right-wing activists that (1) held a call with Todd Blanche in which Blanche made a lot of anti-abortion promises, (2) said "uh this is off the record" like doing so would magically ward off journalists, and then (3) UPLOADED IT TO THEIR YOUTUBE CHANNEL www.politico.com/news/2026/08...

The acting attorney general’s conversation with Trump appears to have taken place just hours after the president publicly mused about pulling Blanche’s nomination and instead trying to push through a fund that could be used to compensate Jan. 6 rioters and others who claim to have been persecuted by the Biden administration. Announcements at the beginning and end of the Intercessors for America call stated that it was “not intended for press purposes.” A speaker told attendees that the call was “not on the record” and directed any journalists on the line to hang up. POLITICO was not on the call on Thursday when it took place and did not agree to any limits on reporting. Audio of the session was posted on YouTube by Intercessors for America, which calls itself “the largest national prayer ministry dedicated to praying for our government and leaders.” As of Monday, the recording remained publicly accessible.
Elf M. Sternberg@elfsternberg.bsky.social · 5h ago

When it was a Democrat being investigated for domestic abuse, Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said the House has "zero tolerance." Now that a Republican is being investigated, our holier-than-thou Speaker says the issue is "a private matter" and "not my business."

Mike Johnson breaks his silence on Max Miller, calls for ‘process to play out’

The speaker made his first comments on the explosive abuse allegations in an interview with POLITICO’s “The Conversation.”

politico.com

Katie Phang@katiephang.bsky.social · 7h ago

BREAKING: The New Mexico Department of Justice has sued Acting AG Todd Blanche and the DOJ, requesting the court for access to unredacted Epstein-related investigative files that the DOJ has been withholding.

Shipwreck@shipwreck75.bsky.social · 6h ago

Just long enough to get past midterms….. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister: Potential transit route negotiated by Iran and Oman could be viable for 2 to 4 months - IRNA

Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social · 7h ago

Your little oopsie "mistakes" had me worrying for a year of my life about my partner going to jail for up to a decade based on lies likely fed to you by the top of the federal government. Show everyone what you're covering up in these emails and texts. There's a reason you don't want them released.

Boutros acknowledges 'mistakes' in 'Broadview 6' case but says sanctions, special counsel aren't needed

Chicago's top federal prosecutor noted in a court filing that his office has already dropped charges in the case, implemented “robust root-cause changes” and started the process of reviewing over 1,00...

chicago.suntimes.com

Nicholas Grossman@nicholasgrossman.bsky.social · 12h ago

A paramilitary group plotted to overthrow the Constitution then conducted a violent attack on America. They were convicted in court of seditious conspiracy, and jailed. Then the leader they aimed to illegally install got power and let them out, their records wiped clean. The Jan. 6 attackers won.

Judge Pained as He Grants Dismissal of Jan. 6 Charges Against Oath Keepers

The judge, Amit P. Mehta, blasted the administration’s request for a dismissal in the case, saying it bestowed “unearned grace” on the Oath Keepers defendants “by wiping their records clean.”

nytimes.com