DOGE logged into the NLRB's system, disabled all their cybersecurity systems and then someone from Russia tried to log in but was caught using one of the user accounts DOGE had created. They used the password for the account too like it had been given to them.

Congressional Republican's own voters don't like what Trump is doing and are demanding Congress play its role in reining him in.

We don't care what you want either. He's deported, deal with it

#104 | Posted by THEBULL

So much for you motherf*&^#$! and all your "rule of law" bulls^%@

Y'all are nothing but a bunch of hypocrites who evidently never actually stood for anything. Except for whining.

@#18 ... He entered this country illegally, He was denied asylum in 2019. Go back and come back the legal way. ...

FISHPAW

What about Andry Romero, a makeup artist who entered legally through the Port of San Ysidro but was deported to El Salvatore?

No criminal record, no gang affiliation. The tats he had were to honor his mother and father. The tats even say that, naming them.

Posted by AMERICANUNITY at 2025-04-14 07:31 PM | Reply | Flagged funny by lfthndthrds

The event should be cancelled because wasteful

#19 | POSTED BY ITCHYP

And Trump's uber expensive military parade?

Western medicine is in it's last hay day.

#12 | Posted by lfthndthrds

The word is "heyday. One word that has nothing to do with hay.

Did you even graduate from high school?

The event should be cancelled because wasteful

#19 | POSTED BY ITCHYP

And Trump's uber expensive military parade?

Putin and Xi and Kim Jong Un are rubbing their hands in glee.

This follows their mass firings of tech departments in other key government agencies.

This is the height of stupidity. The world runs on tech. Who'll keep us safe from malicious foreign actors (or anti-Americans like Musk)?

@#18 ... He entered this country illegally, He was denied asylum in 2019. Go back and come back the legal way. ...

FISHPAW

What about Andry Romero, a makeup artist who entered legally through the Port of San Ysidro but was deported to El Salvatore?

No criminal record, no gang affiliation. The tats he had were to honor his mother and father. The tats even say that, naming them.

@#18 ... He entered this country illegally, He was denied asylum in 2019. Go back and come back the legal way. ...

What about Andry Romero, a makeup artist who entered legally through the Port of San Ysidro but was deported to El Salvatore?

No criminal record, no gang affiliation. The tats he had were to honor his mother and father. The tats even say that, naming them.

Fascinating history in Mexico and Central America.

I've studied the Maya and Aztec quite extensively. More to learn about ancient cultures in Mexico and Central American history ...

The only places that egg prices are high are liberal markets because they can't admit that the actual prices are low.

FISHPAW

I live in a state as red as a MAGA hat. Eggs that were $2 a dozen before bird flu are now $5.29 a dozen, which is high.

They're still $5 a dozen in ruby red states like Nebraska.

Someone living near a farm may pay less, but they're still much higher than before the bird flu hit.

Make sure to put out a case of Keystone Light and a jar of pickled eggs for him.

Posted by Nixon

And an ashtray for Daly's cigarette butts :-)

From the Central Park Five to the potential Central American Thousands who were innocent but treated as guilty by Trump nonetheless.

A couple of thugs.

#32
Hilarious CA eggs are cheaper than where ever the hell you live.

ONEIDIOT

Egg Markets Overview - April 11, 2025
USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (.gov)

you people" are fools if you think he's gonna give the lying dog dung media

Oh, ya?! He BRAGGED about the "man, woman, camera, tv ..." cognitive test he "aced."

If he'd "passed" this one, he'd have been bragging about it too. He didn't. Which says a lot about his inability to do so.

My wife just came home with eggs.

$5.29 a dozen

#55 | Posted by boaz at 2025-04-13 06:43 AM | Reply | Flag: Bobolyne

#9 | Posted by boaz

Some real humdingers that help explain his nosediving approval:

"Americans view Trump much less favorably personally than they did at the start of his term. 54% of Americans have a very or somewhat unfavorable view of Trump, while 43% view him favorably"

Trump brags in Oval Office that his billionaire pals made a killing in stocks after he pulled the plug on tariffs

Apparently, Trump's plan was to supercharge inflation, send the country into a recession, and cause hundreds of thousands of people to lose their jobs.

He's only looking out for himself. As usual.