The cynicism from the AIPAC-backed SuperPACs is jaw dropping, but I don’t think “tricking voters” is a viable long term strategy.
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The cynicism from the AIPAC-backed SuperPACs is jaw dropping, but I don’t think “tricking voters” is a viable long term strategy.
Well, this seems exceptionally bad for our rights and freedoms.
8 accused of antifa ties convicted on terrorism charges | AP News share.google/geuIWpPbzNIs...
Americans are dying so that Kushner can make money
Thanks to Trump no one can afford to do this anymore
Think about the standards of decency & decorum we’ve held every previous presidential candidate to.
Imagine me showing you this post 15 years ago & telling you this is what our president sounds like when our brave men and women in uniform were at war.
it’s unreal how these grown-ass men had no problem destroying untold lives with chatGPT but go crying to a judge when people make fun of them online
if corporations are people we should be able to execute them for committing acts of mass murder
This is a good lesson for journalists: Use plain language to state true things clearly.
If you're a service member being ordered to prep for deployment for the War in Iran and you have moral and/or ethical misgivings on all this, remember that you have the right to apply for conscientious objector status.
Call the G.I. Rights hotline: 1-877-447-4487
We are a nation of 349M, yet one man decided to launch our nation into a reckless, illegal war without congressional authorization or counsel or the support of the American people. He didn’t think he had any duty to sell it or serve the people’s interests. This is why despotic rule is so dangerous.
every amazon brand is called PZZAFARTZ and disappears from the earth 6 weeks after you buy the thing
Tarrio is, quite literally, a pardoned terrorist.
Yeah we're going to need lots of trials
Sounds familiar.
And just like that we’re back to “Department of Defense”
The authority that Trump has asserted in taking America to war against Iran is, like many of his other power grabs, an expression of the very tyranny the Framers were seeking to prevent. “Kings had always been involving and impoverishing their people in wars, pretending generally, if not always, that the good of the people was the object,” a young congressman named Abraham Lincoln wrote in 1848. This was “understood to be the most oppressive of all Kingly oppressions and they resolved to so frame the Constitution that no one man should hold the power of bringing this oppression upon us.” This quote, incidentally, is immortalized on the House’s website, if any members of Congress are looking for it.
The design of the Constitution divided warmaking authority between Congress and the executive to prevent a president to take the country to war by themselves for any petty or self-serving reason. You know, like a king would. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...
It’s pretty crazy that Ohio media has just ignored Ohio-based Strategy Group’s role in this heist.
Commentary: Anyone Else Have Those Weird Dreams Where Sobbing Future Generations Beg You To Change Course?
Trump stickers on gas pumps throughout the Midwest are about to hit different
Blowing things up, kidnapping and killing foreign leaders, is good because it's Doing. Considering the consequences of Doing would be Thinking, which is weak and woke
DEI for conservatives, by their own admission.
Tweet that reads Leo Xander @STALLEON Stop taking social media so serious. Nothing here is real. Look at this chicken V - it is bigger than the car
I think about this tweet every time I feel something online start to curl its annoying little grip into my head
old man complains about kids these days
A tariff “refund” mostly goes to whoever wrote the tariff check: the importer of record. That’s not the same person who paid more at the register. So refunds -- if they're offered -- might sound like consumer relief, but in reality, they're corporate windfalls.
Every news story is now “State Senator Randy Pervert (R-Springfield) was indicted on 8 counts of lewd behavior with a child under 12 and has been put on paid leave from his two jobs as Border Patrol liaison and youth pastor at First Presbyterian (PCA) where parishioners say they were ‘blindsided.’”
Some say Leon Black of Apollo gave more to Epstein than Wexner. Ohio taxpayers have paid hundreds of millions to Apollo in secret no bid contracts in their State Pensions. However since the Columbus Dispatch is owned by Apollo Ohioans will never know. commonsense401kproject.com/2026/02/05/t...
Roofers are here today so Archie is on the moon today. 🌛🌚
