I wonder what happens with folks like me who don't use any of the big social media sites. I don't have an account to give anyone access to.

Everyone knew this was going to happen but 8 moronic Democrats still sold out the entire country for this "promised" vote.

More: According to NBC News data, the K-12 vaccination rate for measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) in Spartanburg County was 90% for the 2024-25 school year, below the 95% level doctors say is needed to protect against an outbreak. In neighboring Greenville County, the MMR vaccination rate was 90.5%.

I'm all for these idiots sacrificing themselves and their kids on the altar of idiocy. Just a shame there will be collateral damage.

Trump's war on tourism is baffling to me. It's a huge chunk of the economy they he's doing everything he can to kill.

#8, Yeah I haven't plonked someone that wasn't a brad new troll account that fast in a while. Took one interaction to know I didn't need to worry about anything else they said.

Gay men are attracted to men, not children. Peddle your bigotry elsewhere.

"That's 25 pickups for Democrats nationwide this year"and zero for Republicans"

Wow.

Once again it's "godly" men caught abusing little boys. Not a drag queen in sight.

Wow someone is still posting link farming spam? It doesn't work anymore, gramps.

More: "Here's the problem with Trump," Hegseth said in an appearance on Megyn Kelly's show that night. "He says, Go ahead and kill the family. Go ahead and torture. Go ahead and go further than waterboarding.'"

"What happens when people follow those orders, or don't follow them? It's not clear that Donald Trump will have their back," Hegseth added. "Donald Trump is oftentimes about Donald Trump. And so you can't; if you're not changing the law and you're just saying it, you create even more ambiguity."

Hegseth argued the US could fight ruthlessly without abandoning its moral footing and warned that Trump's rhetoric risked pushing troops past that line.

"What Donald Trump is doing here, though, creates more complications I think on the backend for a lot of our folks," he said.

"Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions" - Farmers

More: That language echoes the so-called indicators of terrorism identified by President Trump's directive National Security Presidential Memorandum-7, or NSPM-7, which the memo says it's intended to implement. Where NSPM-7 was a declaration of war on just about anyone who isn't MAGA, this is the war plan for how the government will wage it on a tactical level.

In addition to compiling a list of undesirables, Bondi directs the FBI to enhance the capabilities (and publicity) of its tipline in order to more aggressively solicit tips from the American public on, well, other Americans. To that end, Bondi also directs the FBI to establish "a cash reward system" for information leading to identification and arrest of leadership figures within these purported domestic terrorist organizations. (The memo later instructs the FBI to "establish cooperators to provide information and eventually testify against other members" of the groups.)

Everything Trump and his coconspitators have done this past year has been done to further the agenda of surrendering America's future. They are trying to break the country. The xenophobia, the targeting of universities, the brain drain, the trade wars, the persecution of immigrants and foreign tourists, the massive debt, and the destruction of the economy. It's all to make us weaker and cedes American influence and our future goals to our adversaries.

More: On January 20, 2025, the first day of his second term, Trump issued a sweeping clemency proclamation that effectively pardoned nearly all of the approximately 1,600 people charged or convicted for offenses related to the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

"If the pipe bomber intended to aid and abet the planned Capitol riot the next day by diverting law enforcement resources and causing chaos, are his crimes 'related to events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021' such that he has been pardoned?" muses X user Patterico.

The Bulwark's Tim Miller perked up, sharing Patterico's post, saying, "great [question]."

"I'd be pretty surprised if he did not at least try to make this argument. After all, those pardoned were not all convicted based on their actions on January 6 at the Capitol. Many were convicted based in part on their planning, before that day, in other locations," Patterico theorized.

More: Sources close to the elderly president, both inside and outside of the administration, told Zeteo the negative press coverage of his health angers him more than almost any issue other than the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

"Trump will fixate on the offending news outlet or coverage for several days," the publication noted.

"He is sensitive to being compared, even if not explicitly, to Sleepy Joe," a Trump adviser said. "Especially if it's coming from a reporter he already hates."

Trump's frustration has grown as he faces increased scrutiny for exhibiting many of the same signs of physical and cognitive slippage he once mocked Biden for. Media coverage has picked up on Trump's display of troubling signs of mental decline, which has, in turn, fueled concerns about his fitness for the presidency.

More: The trick here is simple and old. You starve the public systems until they're so weak that anything looks like relief. Then you let a billionaire deliver a drop of water and call it a miracle. Americans have been trained to applaud the spectacle. They forget to ask why one of the richest men in the country gets to decide how twenty-five million children experience their first introduction to money. They forget to ask why the richest people get public praise for giving back pennies compared to what they extract. They forget to ask why children need investment accounts instead of stable housing, food, medical care, and schools that aren't falling apart.

The applause is the point. When billionaires are cast as heroes, no one has to admit that the system has collapsed so thoroughly that private charity is now doing the work of the state. This is how the social contract dies without anyone calling it what it is. People look at the $250 and say at least it's something. They say maybe it'll grow. They say maybe it'll help someday. They don't say what's obvious. They don't say the quiet part. They don't say that America now expects the financial markets to raise children because the country has decided it won't.

There's also the quiet financialization happening underneath. These accounts invest in index funds. That means millions of new dollars flowing into the same corporate structures that already dominate the economy. Kids become passive capital generators before they can read. Their "gift" enriches the very companies that helped create the inequality this program is pretending to solve. It's a perfect loop. The wealthy get to look generous while reinforcing the machine that made them wealthy. The public gets a story about hope. The corporations get the money.

Even if you don't know his name you've heard him play.

SecDrunk refusing to be interviewed by the IG is pretty telling.

Possibility? Two national guardsmen were shot last week while they were deployed to an American city for no good reason other than Donald Trump wanting to seem tough.

More: "There are some guys at Leavenworth who made really bad choices on the battlefield, and I do think there have to be consequences for abject war crimes," he said. "If you're doing something that is just completely unlawful and ruthless, then there is a consequence for that."

"That's why the military said it won't follow unlawful orders from their commander in chief," he added. "There's a standard, there's an ethos, there's a belief that we are above what so many things that our enemies or others would do."

Small businesses hemorrhaged 120,000 jobs last month. Are we great yet?

And still some of you continue to believe that poor immigrants are the problem.

Aren't Melania and Barron dual citizens?