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Saturday, November 22, 2025

After the Washington Post reported that the U.S. Coast Guard will no longer classify the swastika as a symbol of hate, the Coast Guard indicated that the swastika would remain considered a symbol of hate, the Post reported read more


Wednesday, November 19, 2025

After a journalist from Bloomberg News tried to ask a follow-up question on Epstein, the president turned to her and said: "Quiet. Quiet, piggy." read more


Tuesday, November 11, 2025

The US is planning to build a large military base in Israel on the Gaza border, according to a joint report from the Israeli investigative outlet Shomrim and the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. The report said that the construction of the base would cost about $500 million and would be designed to house thousands of US and international troops tasked with maintaining the Gaza ceasefire deal. read more


Monday, November 03, 2025

The move deepened the idea that a Vietnam-era law, which says congressionally unauthorized deployments into "hostilities" must end after 60 days, does not apply to airstrike campaigns. read more


Friday, October 31, 2025

Texas judges who refuse to perform same-sex marriages based on "sincerely held religious beliefs" do not violate the state's rules on judicial impartiality and won't be sanctioned for it, the Texas Supreme Court ruled on Friday. read more


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But you know who points the finger where it belongs?

www.americanagnetwork.com

United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW)

"The closure of the Tyson Foods beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska is a devastating blow to the hundreds of meatpacking workers who every day put in the hard, often unseen work of keeping America fed. While these workers were not members of UFCW, we stand with them. These men and women are the backbone of an industry that strengthens local economies and sustains our nation's food supply

"Layoffs in towns like Lexington don't just impact workers inside the plant. Families now face uncertainty and anxiety heading into the holiday season and small businesses will feel the strain as spending drops. When a company as large and as profitable as Tyson shuts down a facility like this, it is the community " not the corporation " that pays the biggest price.

"This decision also raises serious questions about our national priorities. The Administration and Congress should be working to strengthen these workers and their communities by boosting production here at home. Instead, our leaders are flirting with importing beef from Argentina and unleashing tariffs that cut off foreign markets to American beef, pork, and chicken. Meatpacking workers across this country deserve better."

Who did the UFCW endorse in 2024?

You guessed it, Harris.

www.ufcw.org

"Today, the UFCW International Executive Board is proud to announce the endorsement of Vice President Harris to be the next President of the United States. She has always shown up for our members, whether it was during her time representing California in the U.S. Senate or as part of the most pro-union administration in modern American history, Vice President Harris has workers' backs.

nebraskaexaminer.com

No where in any of these articles is there a mention of Trump allowing low tariff beef in from Brazil

Too farking funny

Liberal media bias

www.ketv.com

Not a president piggy sighting

www.1011now.com

President Piggy isn't even mentioned

LOL

No wonder the magat scum are too ignorant to understand reality

lexch.com

Cattle ranchers PISSED

LOLOLOLOLOL

HAHAHAHAHAH

Laura,
"Who cares why she was called piggy. The POTUS isn't supposed to be calling anyone names."
I never said I agreed with it.
Yeah, it's not standard protocol.
But if a grown adult can't handle a blunt comment from the person in charge, they're in the wrong line of work. Power doesn't slow down for delicate feelings, and the people who hold it know that.
After decades dealing with owners and executives, I saw one thing.
Thin skinned people get chewed up.
Not because anyone is cruel but because that's how the top of the food chain operates.
Some of you liberals sound shocked every time a politician acts like anything other than a guidance counselor.
It comes from living a life so cushioned that normal, everyday bluntness feels like an attack.
I've worked with a handful of decent bosses. The rest? Demanding and absolutely uninterested in your emotional comfort.
That's the real world.
Trump doesn't pull his punches.
#44 | Posted by BillJohnson at

Your lack of self awareness is something to behold

"a grown adult can't handle a blunt comment " like a president that can't handle a reasonable question without reacting like a child?

"they're in the wrong line of work." President Piggy certainly is as he doesn't understand the basics of the job

"Power doesn't slow down for delicate feelings, and the people who hold it know that." Delicate feelings? Like being insulted because he was asked a question? Hint people who are actually powerful, you know, confident, do not act like children throwing a temper tantrum

"Thin skinned people get chewed up." President Piggy is the thinnest skinned person in modern history, possibly in centuries

"Not because anyone is cruel but because that's how the top of the food chain operates." Perhaps you could quote any president in American history who called a female reporter a "piggy" for asking a question (or something as equally as childish) I'll wait

"Some of you liberals sound shocked every time a politician acts like anything other than a guidance counselor." Only the soulless would not be offended by that sort of behavior from a leader, let alone the POTUS

As an aside, should the president NOT have to answer to the country for his actions and statements? I mean is it his right of office to not be answerable?

"Trump doesn't pull his punches." Trump's baby hands can't reach the end of his shirt sleeves let alone hit someone.

Honest question, do you think calling a female reporter denotes strength?

www.docetl.org

Just going to point out something

Epstein claims MBS paid a Russian $450 million for a painting worth a fraction of that and that Russian bought a property from,,,, Trump

Then Trump support Saudi Arabia in action against Yemen.

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