DoJ changes olympian with felony for touching something floating in water.
This is the same DoJ that is protecting Trump and his sex trafficking cronies from prosecution.

The US military command will be weakened for years, perhaps decades, to come due to Trump. We are seeing the same thing happen with the DoJ. Intelligent, ethical personnel who are dedicate to the rule of law instead of cult leader leave their jobs instead of working for the Trump crime family.

Hegseth should be impeached for his dereliction of duty. He deliberately put the readiness of the US military and the lives of its members at risk without reasonable basis for doing so.

A philosophical principle stating that you should never remove or alter an established system, rule, or tradition until you first understand exactly why it was put there in the first place.
Trumpy does not have any "philosophical principles" or any kind of principles for that matter. Much less any "understanding".

#4 | Posted by donnerboy

Not really applicable since the he decision to change the policy wasn't because we didn't know what it for. Hegseth received widespread warnings from military doctors and health experts. The decision to change the policy was purely political to align with the lies Trump and Kennedy have been telling the American people.

While Trump has frequently claimed in the past to have graduated "first in his class",

He was first...if you start reading from the bottom up.

How do people still not realize Trump is an unstable fool who only cares about himself?

This is nothing but a meaningless stunt by Trump. He pulled the same stunt with the DHS funding bill several months back. His signature is not required. This bill goes into effect on July 4 even if he does not sign it.

He could veto it but but he'd have to convince something like 20 GOP senators to change their vote in order for his veto to withstand challenge.
The only other way to stop it would be for both chambers to be in formal recess so the bill would be subject to pocket veto. The Senate has long had a formal recess scheduled from June 29 to July but the House does not.
This bill had overwhelming bipartisan support in both chambers so it is already unlikely that House Republicans will now attempt to call a formal recess but even if Trump could successfully pressure them to do so, the Senate has to approve a formal House recess and they would not do that.

This is what real government censorship looks like. I'm surprised Bellringer hasn't already posted to criticize the Trump administration for using illegal arrests to silence critics.

The Supreme Court and Republican lawmakers all knew this would be the result of their anti-choice policies. The GOP also knows people will die as a result of them stripping away the ACA subsidies. They don't care.

The Feds are arresting people for taking some peel paint while they actively thwart investigations into ICE agents for murders that were committed on video.

That is what Trump supporters voted for.

It's no secret that Trump takes bribes for pardons and clemency. Most corrupt President ever...by miles.

The facts cited here should put this thread to bed IMO:
americanwirenews.com
#17 | Posted by MSgt

I guess it would put it to bed for anyone has little to no understanding of science or statistics. For those who do then there are some glaring weaknesses in the reporting. The thing that first jumped out at me is that the article is referencing the entire population of the base. A spokesperson for the Air Force has stated that the outbreak is "localized" to the base's basic training wing. I'm no vet so I'm assuming that the trainees do not generally intermingle with the rest of the troops on base. If that assumption is correct then the analysis in the article you posted is critically flawed because it is assuming a much larger population than what should be accounted for. It would be interesting to know what percentage of vaccinated vs non-vaccinated trainees.

If my assumption is incorrect and they do freely intermingle then the fact that the outbreak is isolated to only the new trainees is a strong indication that the vaccine is highly effective in preventing spread among the rest of the base which I assume has an extremely high vaccination rate.

NFL had a policy instead of a rule.
#29 | Posted by sitzkrieg
NFL only created the policy after the fact. MLB has had their rule for decades.

Vance looks like he was on his way to some sort of Oompa Loompa fetish ----

No one could have predicted that Israel would not abide the peace agreement?

Everyone, literally everyone predicted this

"watching the Michelle speech, she will be the Democrat nominee for 2028."

Where do I donate?

Did they remove the listening devices and remotely triggered self-destruct code that Qatar installed in the plane?

Sports athletes protesting corporately compelled speech. Sounds like kneeling during an Anthem.
#25 | Posted by sitzkrieg

Doesn't sound like that all. The NFL didn't have a rule against doing so when Kaepernick and other players did that.
MLB has long had a rule prohibiting altering your uniform.

The DoJ is investigating mlb for reminding players of the work place dress code at the same time the DoJ is actively thwarting investigations into murders committed by ICE agents.

Trump is saying, today, that it's a bit unfair that other nations have nuclear weapons and Iran does not.
#3 | Posted by Zed

In the quote I read he was talking about conventional ballistic missiles.

"If Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and they all have some, I would say that in relative proportion, I think it's okay. Missiles aren't the problem ... They hurt a little location, but they don't blow up the planet like nuclear weapons do."

"The details of the agreement remain unconfirmed,"
#11 | Posted by eberly

That's because it's not really an agreement. It's more like an agreement to try to make an agreement. We've seen this before several times.

Is there any truth to the claim that Hegseth invited journalists to a live stream the situation room meeting he was broadcasting on twitch?

Republicans are going on tv and saying we should throw out the Constitution. I don't think it is democrats we need to be concerned about.

I've said it countless times, Republicans hate the Constitution.
Good to see one finally be honest about it.

How much tax payer money did Trump waste on this debacle?