No one, huh? Because everyone saw it? Because every FBI agent sees every piece of evidence or witness statement submitted to the bureau, huh?

Do you understand how shallow and child-like your understanding of the world is?

Or are you just being simple because you want Dear Leader to remain unstained in your adoring eyes?

#14 | Posted by jpw at 2026-06-11 10:47 PM | Reply | Flag:

Someone(s) saw it. Whoever saw it didn't take it seriously. Is that what you would have done if it came across your desk? You're a ------- idiot if you're still clinging to this thread of complete --------, hoping that somehow, something, will materialize.

Not sure what the complaint here is, helping the US be the greatest country on earth after the government program floundered should be honored, not pissed on.

#12 | POSTED BY ONEIRONAUT AT 2026-06-12 04:23 PM | FLAG:

These people hate America and opportunity. They'd rather her starve

LMAO "he was clumsy" that's ------- hilarious considering he ---- his pants in Rome.

Because union workers cost more, and that's bad for the Republican business model.

#10 | POSTED BY SNOOFY AT 2026-06-12 10:18 AM | FLAG: | NEWSWORTHY 1

STFU raetard. Unions did more to hurt themselves than anyone else could ever do. You are ------ retarded or willfully ignorant. Take your pick. And be safe out there at the bath house

The same people responsible for the rise of unions destroyed themselves. Unions were great until organized crime saw money in them. And the membership had no problem following right along.

We should only elect union members or enthusiastic supporters! Unions built America and our middle class.

#2 | Posted by danni at 2026-06-11 09:52 AM | Reply |

Yes they did - they also tore down their own home, with their own hands.

As is always the case, the accusations during the Biden years were admissions.
Trump is clearly mentally declining and is in a dangerous, unstable place.
And the right is silent.

#4 | Posted by jpw at 2026-06-11 12:08 PM | Reply | Flag:

Are you fkking kidding> We all watched Biden fall upstairs, downstairs, fall off his bike, fall on a stage and we're pretty sure he ---- his pants at least once. Half the time he was uncoherent and wandered off from whatever engagement he was at while Jill had to chase him down. He still believes his son died in the war and he lost it so bad at the last debate he had with Trump, the DNC reptiles had to throw him under the bus and hand you Harris. And you clowns are pissing your pants because Trump saw some specialists.

Let's ask them again, after November.

#11 | Posted by Zed at 2026-06-11 04:58 PM | Reply | Flag:

Sure Zed, let's do that. But this is one of the major reasons Democrats have been losing, they have nothing to offer but slander of their opponents.

It's probably the most humane way to execute someone.

No, dumbf^*%, you can only search for and seize the items listed in a warrant.
You can't just start digging s*^% up at will.
Idiot.

#7 | Posted by jpw at 2026-06-11 03:05 PM | Reply | Flag:

You're making my point for me, dumbass. No one in law enforcement considered the accusations even remotely believable... Kinda like most people view you.

Thanks to republicans calling climate change a hoax for decades, those "mild winters" are the new normal.

#41 | Posted by SpeakSoftly at 2026-06-11 02:39 PM | Reply | Flag:

The winters were mild down here before there was ever such thing as a Republican.

Hmmm.
Looks like bills are lower when there's less sunlight.

#37 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-06-11 02:07 PM | Reply | Flag

Looks like mild winters in the Gulf South produce cheaper bills vs summertime and central AC.

I think you're confusing "free" with "eventually pays for itself".

It's like triple-paned windows for new homeowners in their forever home: the cost will be more than made up in lower energy bills over time.

Not free, but in the long equation ... better than free.

#32 | POSTED BY DANFORTH AT 2026-06-11 01:28 PM | REPLY | FLAG:

My electric bill in the winter hovers around $100-120 a month. The summer is usually $150-160. In extreme heat or cold it has broke $200 a month. Without turning a calculator on. I'm guessing I'd be around 13-15 years before I realize a gain on panels that will be slowing considerably I. Another 10 years. It does t make sense to me. The only real plus for us is to have back up in awe of an outage and that's a lot more money. And I have a back up Generac for that.

FTA

"The allegations in the report grow even more sensational. According to the FBI summary, the caller alleged that former television personality Robin Leach strangled a young girl during one of the parties and that the victim was buried behind the course's 19th hole. The caller claimed to know of three separate instances in which girls were murdered and buried on the property"

"The document contains no indication that investigators corroborated the allegations, nor does it provide evidence supporting the claims. FBI intake reports typically memorialize information provided by tipsters regardless of whether it is ultimately substantiated"

So, the Biden era FBI raided Trump's home for some documents, but couldn't be bothered with looking for remains of dead girl's bodies at his golf course? That's the stupidest ---- I've ever heard.

Still presenting that wrong.
Are you stupid or just stupid?

#39 | Posted by jpw at 2026-06-11 12:13 PM | Reply | Flag:

I don't blame you for lashing out. If I'd said something that stupid and revealing, I'd be mad too...

But like I said that all depends on your local cost for energy. Which is always going up and never down.

#20 | Posted by donnerboy at 2026-06-11 12:13 PM | Reply | Flag:

People in California and Hawaii definitely have a case for solar panels - even with the upfront investment.

Where I'm at it makes no sense, as My bill rarely reaches over $200 a month.

You blow truckers. You are not qualified to comment on anything political.

Posted by BellRinger at 2026-06-10 02:34 PM | Reply
Let's pretend you're right. Who cares?
Grow up, junior.

#11 | Posted by Alexandrite at 2026-06-10 02:56 PM | Reply | Flag

LMAO

We can pretend the trucker thing may be debatable, BUT....

When someone tells you they went to a frat party, and woke up with a salty taste in their mouth, you should take them at their word.

The panels do cost money to retrieve that free energy. Duh.

#13 | Posted by donnerboy at 2026-06-11 11:45 AM | Reply | Flag:

So how much "free energy" do you need to retrieve prior to realizing a gain from said retrieval devices?

The simple question is what's your ROI?

For killing the CDC when everyone knew Ebola is out there waiting?
Yes, I'm going to do that.

#29 | Posted by Zed at 2026-06-10 06:55 PM | Reply | Flag:

The screwworm program took a dive in 2023 *checks calendar* That was the Biden Admin.

The biggest downside of rooftop solar is it complicates selling your home.
If you're not planning on moving, take the free money.

#11 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-06-11 11:31 AM | Reply | Flag:

"Free money" Like all the government entitlement programs?

There is no free money in solar panels unless some company comes and installs your system for free. And it get's worse if you want to run while the grid is down. Needs batteries.

My personal favorite.

#26 | POSTED BY ZED AT 2026-06-10 05:58 PM | FLAG:

Your pants-schitter in chief was President when this happened. Are you gonna blame Trump for the pole shift down to the potato blight?

#23 | POSTED BY ZED AT 2026-06-10 02:00 PM | FLAG:

OR, you're an idiot.

You two clowns do realize that there are still people sitting in prison that Biden tried to pardon, right? They wouldn't accept because they refused to give up their innocence.

Guilty of what?

#14 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-06-10 01:18 PM | Reply | Flag:

You tell me. They accepted a pardon. If they weren't guilty, they wouldn't need a pardon.

"Why the screwworm threat has returned

For decades, screwworm was largely absent from the United States and Mexico. That changed in 2023, when outbreaks began spreading northward through Central America and into southern Mexico. The reasons are still being investigated, but likely include interruptions in sterile fly production during the Covid pandemic, increased movement of cattle and people, and the sheer difficulty of maintaining surveillance across remote terrain."