"You truly don't know jack ---- about this."

The irony is appalling.

LOL!

#10 | Posted by Derek_Wildstar

There's absolutely nothing "nice" about it.

It's 100% horse manure:

WTF is up with that picture?????

#5 | Posted by sentinel

Shameless dirtbag liar.

Posted by BellRinger

Dirrtbag liar.

Shag off.

"Or is the Trump DoJ just part of the MAGA cult?"

LOL!

Ya think???

Posted by BellRinger

You and your demented ilk are garbage.

#39 | Posted by boaz

That boy been kicked in th' head by a mule.

Posted by A_Friend

Ol' fish-boy's about as sharp as a bowling ball.

Engaging that half-wit is an exercise in futility.

This is all meaningless until the eggs actually hatch.

#1, #2:

Nice to see the idiots weigh in.

Even if this were remotely true, nobody would see that check until shortly before the midterms.

Well...good.

It's also funny how ol' bozo has completely reduced himself to "Uncle Tom".

Ol' bozo done got dizzy from all the spinning.

"Those like OneNut seem to think we'll back off if Dems are implicated."

Ol' ironskull is only here for the attention.

It's been over 10yrs. Nobody is scrambling.

We always knew ol' billjohnson was an ignorant dolt.

Now we can add 'pure scumbag' to his resume.

And then there's this:

Alt National Park Service

We wrote this to help you imagine how quickly a city can change under Trump ...
Charlotte was once a place of slow, easy mornings, coffee cups clinking in cozy cafs, jazz drifting through open doors on Tryon Street, families stepping onto the light rail with strollers and soccer bags. A city defined by banking towers and craft breweries, where weekends were measured by Panthers touchdowns, farmers' markets, and late-night debates about who served the best barbecue in town.
By this weekend, that rhythm collapsed.
Before sunrise, unmarked SUVs slid through quiet neighborhoods, and ICE agents moved in like a storm front. Residents described officers sprinting through parking lots, jumping fences behind small bakeries and mercados. Some said they watched people shoved to the ground, grocery bags splitting apart, oranges rolling into traffic, voices shaking as shouts ricocheted between brick storefronts.
A caf known for empanadas and music stayed shuttered, its metal grate pulled tight. A handwritten note hung on the door: Closed for the safety of our community. Just down the street, a weekend lunch spot told customers online: Too dangerous today. Please stay home.
Parents kept children inside. Workers who normally clocked in before dawn called their bosses in fear. City bus drivers said they saw makeshift checkpoints near major intersections, where people waited in silence, shoulders tense, eyes fixed on the ground.
The city that once celebrated diversity through food trucks, cultural parades, and church festivals found itself breathing differently doors locked, windows dark, conversations hushed. Neighbors said it didn't feel like protection; it felt like punishment. Not order, but intimidation.
Operations were no longer about safety, but about fear, fear that reached families, workers, business owners, and even those with the legal right to be here. And in the quiet between sirens, the city wondered what it was becoming.

The problem here is that "faith leaders" who support this TrumpTrash appear to far outnumber those speaking out against it.

#10 | Posted by oneironaut

So, you think a robot needs to look like a human to be capable of many tasks?

Are you really that stupid???

Trying to make a robot that "walks" and "looks" human is an idiotic exercise in futility.

#6 | Posted by boaz

Boaz is a nasty little dirtbag who hates hearing the truth.

| Posted by chuffy

Surely you've heard to old argument analogy about wrestling with a pig...

...Beverley is the pig.