#16

Unintentional hilarity is the best kind!

Trump is an uber-Globalist: "The perverse globalism of Donald Trump"

The Onion buying Infowars is... Absolutely Fabulous (see Brit Comedy show).

"The Onion's bid to take over Infowars moves to the Texas Supreme Court"

Oddly.... that's my low-side estimate of what the Trump Crime Family has personally scammed offa The Con that is the 47th Presidency.

Easily twice that including their Oligarch/Corporate fiends... erm, I mean, friends.

"Let them eat... cupcakes!" - Donnie Marie Antoinette

Red Nazi Chinese!

(much like Dem Nazis, actually quite rare)

Accusing progressives of, "extreme partisanship" compared to the Rwing White Nationalists who have caused the vast majority of Domestic Terrorism in this country for the last several decades now, according to the FBI and DHS... is just to absurd to pass over.

He wars like he rapes... just pretend his finger isn't there; it'll be over soon.

- your extreme partisanship has truly colored your vision.

BWAAHAHAHAHAA!!

That's the Rwinger calling progressives, 'Partisan Hacks'... Trumpers can ne SO obtuse; he won the popular vote by a little over 1 percent, but he should be treated as King of the World??!!

"Terminated"??

Ah'nold is NOT amused!

- Barney was just being frank.
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OK, I get it now... you people are easily entertained!

Actually the law wa followed when Trump's own hand-picked DOJ refused to follow his orders to rig the Election.

Trumpers pretend that never happened.

Barney was just being frank.

"Katherine Yon Ebright, counsel at the Brennan Center's Liberty and National Security Program and an expert on war powers, said that interpretation would be a "sizeable extension of previous legal gamesmanship" related to the 1973 law.

"To be very, very clear and unambiguous, nothing in the text or design of the War Powers Resolution suggests that the 60-day clock can be paused or terminated," she said."

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King Trump don't need no stinking Laws!

#9

No argument no facts, just more Bullsh...

"Department of Just-Indict-Someone
Even Trump can barely defend the charges against James Comey with a straight face.

Todd Blanche Has a Thom Tillis Problem
by Andrew Egger

Start with the obvious: The felony indictment of former FBI Director James Comey for supposed threats to murder the president"based on nothing but a photo of seashells spelling the phrase "86 47," which he posted to Instagram last year " is a naked act of political prosecution and a grotesque abuse of the powers of the Justice Department, and everyone involved knows it."

Great ad!

And Talarico is leading BOTH GOPher candidates in TX now.

What's that I see?

"Trump's latest threat to the transatlantic alliance comes just days after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the U.S. was being "humiliated" by Iran at the negotiating table.

Trump's initial post came hours after he spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has long sought to reduce the number of NATO troops in Europe.

And it occurred as Germany's Chief of Defence, Gen. Carsten Breuer, wrapped up a day of meetings with U.S. officials in Washington to discuss Berlin's new defense strategy."

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"Taking out American forces could remove a major military deterrent against a rearming Russia, which European officials believe is preparing to attack NATO soil in the coming years. And Trump's threats have made European officials, who are already making plans to try to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without Trump, even more sick of America playing hostage diplomacy with allies.

"Trump's policy of crude threats has reached its limits," said a German official.

"His rhetoric has worn thin. Withdrawing U.S. troops from Germany would severely weaken the U.S. itself, and we wonder when the adults in D.C. plan to step back into the spotlight."

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Vlad's Poodle Agent Krasnov Strikes Again!

#3

He's been hitting you?

Stop that right this instant, young man!

"The Elon Musk Testimony Translator

"I contributed my reputation!" Musk continued to insist as he slowly shrunk and transformed into a corn cob

#55

Says, "But, but... taxation is all the same!".

No, Virginia, it's not all the same.

#9

And they say the blind will never see!

It's a Miracle!

"When I decided, finally, to come out in '87, it just struck me when I did that ... the American people are a lot less homophobic than they thought they were supposed to be," he said.

"More racist, unfortunately, but less homophobic."

"For a lot of my colleagues, the argument has been, well, we don't support defund the police or open borders, and we don't say we do,'" Frank said. "But my point is, no, it's not enough ... to be silent. We have to explicitly repudiate it."

He says he's "not arguing that anybody should stop his or her advocacy."

"But it's one thing to advocate something knowing that you're going beyond the current viewpoints, and another to make it a litmus test," he said.

"One of my regrets," he said, "is that I won't see the continued implosion of [President] Donald Trump."

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Sounds more like a complaint that Dems should be more aggressive. Um, OK!

- the Dem party is busy hating anyone who doesn't agree with them?

Hating the policies of people who kowtow to billionaires by giving them tax cuts taken from the poor and middle class is... quite Christian.

JC took a whip to the Bankers at the Temple who were charging 3 prices to change currencies... and turned over their tables to put them out of bidness.

Trump is doing to America what he did a half a dozen times with Casinos:

"Casino Management (1980s"2009)

Bankruptcies: Trump's casino companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy six times (Taj Mahal, Plaza, Castle) between 1991 and 2009, failing to manage massive debts, yet he avoided personal bankruptcy.

Personal Profit: Even while his businesses did poorly, Trump collected millions in salaries, bonuses, and fees, while investors and bondholders lost over $1.5 billion.

Operational Failures: Critics and analysts found his casinos were "the worst" among their peers regarding jobs, shedding 7,400 positions between 1997 and 2010.

Contractor Losses: Contractors and small businesses were often left with unpaid bills when his companies filed for bankruptcy.

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"Presidential Policy (2017-2021 & 2025-2026)

National Debt: Similar to loading his casinos with debt, analysts note the Trump administration's policies have driven up the national debt, with an estimated $8.4 trillion added over his initial term.

Stiffing "Contractors": Critics suggest that tariffs and trade policies, rather than bringing back widespread manufacturing, have disrupted supply chains and increased costs for American households, which they equate to the "small businesses" that took losses in Atlantic City.

Profit Conflicts: Critics argue that, like his casino days, Trump has operated in a way that allows him to profit personally from public service, with his businesses receiving millions from foreign governments and domestic special interests during his time in office.

Workforce Impact: Reports allege that, as in the casino bankruptcies where employees lost retirement savings, federal policy under Trump has pursued deregulation that weakens labor protections, lowers wages for tipped workers, and restricts worker organizing."