Can't work, can't have SNAP, not eligible for 'x'.

How do they survive if given a roof over their head? Anything they do for a living is illegal.

Who is they? Who didn't prosecute Trump? Who didn't?

Biden and all prior admins. Credible except for Biden's DOJ.

Seems the Dems wanted Trump in the WH.

Now will Congress deal with the lopsided tariffs with other nations?

Trade deficits have been a problem for decades.

1994. So, at least since Bill Clinton was President. Probably was occuring during Bush.

Supply and Demand.

Maybe people are too stupid to just not buy a product that is too expensive.

But, people live on credit.

Depression people know the difference between need and want.

"I wish the United States had the spine to hold powerful men accountable. The laws exist but the mechanisms of justice have been thoroughly corrupted under the current regime."

All regimes. These records went through multiple administrations.

But but but,Trump is president now.

Excuses for prior administration failure to act.

The records weren't sealed to prevent prosecutions.

With the UN saying this is an international issue, it's not R or D. It's both and many more.

Charge them all.

Data Center to a farm land near you.

They're coming for the land and the electrical power.

Congress writes the tax laws,passes them, and every President has signed them into law.

All the spending. All the tax breaks.

When has a President ever veto the bills and demand,on behalf of the public, that Congress fix it all?

Both parties have had the power.

And how many years did the government know all this prior to 2025?

Oh,the files were sealed so the prior administrations couldn't act. They didn't know what was in millions of records.

There just wasn't enough evidence to act.

No one knew...

Selective Service is currently unconstitutional.

Everyone should be registering.

The Judicial Branch, specifically, SCOTUS denied cert to end the discrimination.

Waiting for Congress to correct unconstitutional law is wrong. The court should take the case because the law is currently unconstitutional.

It's not deference to the Legislative branch. It's refusing to shutting down bad law.

"The files reveal ties between Epstein and two former Democratic governors and an attorney general of New Mexico.

The legislation, which passed New Mexico's House of Representatives by a unanimous vote, could pose risks to any additional politicians linked to Epstein in the Democratic-run state, as well as scientists, investors and other high-profile individuals who visited the ranch."

Looks like both sides could face an outcome.

"A state house committee rejected accompanying legislation to extend New Mexico's statute of limitations for childhood sexual assault to allow civil actions by Epstein survivors, said state Representative Marianna Anaya, who co-sponsored the legislation to create the truth commission. The legislation raised concerns about increased insurance costs for public institutions facing abuse lawsuits, Anaya said.

That sucks.

If the Epstein files had been released, Ghislaine Maxwell and Epstein himself couldn't be properly prosecuted.
This has been explained to you a thousand times.

But, the government decided not to prosecute 'who else' while they had those files?

The files weren't sealed from prosecuting other people.

Why wasn't Trump prosecuted along with Epstein and Maxwell?

Why not the royal guy from England?

Why not all the other people in the files?

Stop the -------- about those files couldn't be released. To the public, no. For other prosecutions, yes.

The prior administrations either knew they had nobody to prosecute or knew they shouldn't pursue prosecution.

It would have been better if Congress demanded the unredacted files and did their own redactions.

Then,we would be confident we ate seeing everything.

The courts have been overturning lower courts.

This post states 4400 hundred times per hundreds of judges.

That may have been a court's decision at first.

Was it overturned? Is it final?

How many of these judges were wrong?

This article doesn't correct the outcome.

It is argued the judged were always correct in their judgment.

We know that's not true.

So,what is the valid number of illegal acts held up by the Judicial branch after all appeals were heard?

Having been sued enough times, I don't care what one person declares to be fact when it's overturned by a higher court.if the lower court was wrong,their decision is moot.

Surprised the Drudge Retort is needed the way Drudge reports today.

If the arrests are determined legal by a higher court,the lower court was wrong.

If the Supreme Court rules in favor of ICE, all the lower courts were wrong.

The Executive enforces the law.
The Judicial can interpret the Executivr has not followed law.

If the 100's of judges ruled ICE was wrong only to be overturned by a higher court,then the 100's were wrong.

Just because judges said illegal doesn't mean it that was true after being overturned.

How many of these rulings have been overturned, how many are on appeal, how many lacked jurisdiction, how many made a difference?

Lower court judges aren't always right.

How many of these rulings have been overturned, how many are on appeal, how many lacked jurisdiction, how many made a difference?

4400 rulings, hundreds of judges...how many rulings still stand?

Kind of pointless if the rulings weren't upheld.

Watching Oprah interview Trump in 1988. Just listening to him answer her questions. The audience loved him.

Of course. In 1988, he wasn't racist,the Democrats loved him, and he was everyone's favorite NYC dude.

AOC will win the Presidency in 2028.

Kind of wonder, Why give medals for winning when somethimg else exists that they really could use.

Imagine the real athletic contests fighting for the gold wrapper one.

2016 Democratic National Committee email leak.

Did the DNC plot against Bernie?

Ten people sit on an enclosed room.

"Let's stop smoking. Since it'll take time to wean off cigarettes, we'll gradually reduce smoking."

Two stopped cold turkey.

Four reduced smoking from ten cigarettes a day to five.

Three reduced smoking from ten to three.

The room was smokier than before. In fact, it was worse than ever.

That tenth person went from ten to twenty.

Not sure why nine people find their effort sabotaged.

5 people are injured every minute abd 1 person dies every twelve minutes do to car accidents. Fully preventable.

The US is suffering a population problem. Every minute 2 to 3 children don't make it to birth. Fully preventable.

Chicago: a person is murdered every 21 hours. Affects nationwide averaging.