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BREAKING: In a terribly embarrassing moment for Trump, Fox News has to cut away from his speech because he isn’t making any coherent sense. It’s beyond clear Trump is senile. Retweet so all Americans see this.
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Live look at Maria Bartiromo going on a job interview after Fox News fired her F'n ass, because a loser is a loser.
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RETWEET if you support @KristenhCNN after Donald Trump attacked her and telling her to be “QUIET”
Not one reporter in the Oval Office defended her!
They should be ashamed of themselves for not defending her.
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The woman behind Trump is Jayme Leigh Franklin a "Christian entrepreneur." She was reportedly assembled from Lara Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle's old body parts and nodded while Trump dozed. Natalie Harp was overheard hissing, "I will see that bitch in the parking lot"
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TWEEPS: At 5pm today, trump moved to end mail-in voting while continuing to use it himself. That’s not election integrity, that’s blatant voter suppression.
I need 1,000 fast RTs and replies using #TrumpVotedByMail.
Please and thank you! 🙏💪
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Retired 4-Star Navy Admiral and former Navy SEAL William McRaven on Donald Trump: "Through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation."
RETWEET if you stand with Admiral McRaven!
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BREAKING: Former Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger SHREDS "piss poor criminal" Donald Trump for interfering in the World Cup to get an American player's red card lifted.
The entire world is enraged over this one...
"Had Trump not said anything, FIFA probably would have reversed the red card after 'review' and kept the contact secret," Kinzinger wrote on X.
"But he can’t help himself. He’s a piss poor criminal who can’t hide it. That will ultimately be his undoing… crypto, Qatar, his sons 'ventures' on and on," Kinzinger added.
Kinzinger was referring to the scandalous news that Trump personally interfered after Folarin Balogun, the U.S. men's soccer team's star player at the World Cup, received a red card in the last match against Bosnia and Herzegovina for stepping on an opposing player's ankle. Due to the penalty, Balogun received a one-game suspension, barring him from playing in the upcoming game against Belgium.
But Trump, always quick to abuse his powers as President, reached out directly to FIFA President Gianni Infantino and urged him to overturn the suspension. Infantino, who has faced nearly as many accusations of corruption as Trump himself, caved. Balogun will now be permitted to play.
Belgium is understandably incensed over the decision and is appealing FIFA’s decision to lift the one-game suspension.
Kinzinger is right that if Trump had simply kept his mouth shut, FIFA likely would have done his bidding, lifted the red card, and the world would have been none the wiser. Instead, Trump confessed to the backroom maneuverings because he's incapable of hiding his own crimes due to hubris or the disintegration of his verbal filtering abilities brought on by his dementia.
“All I did was ask for a review because I didn’t think it was a foul,” he said in the Oval Office. “I didn’t tell him what to do. I can’t tell him what to do.”
While every American is rooting for our team to triumph in the World Cup, this is not how we wanted to do it. Now, even if the U.S. beats Belgium, there will be a massive historic asterisk next to the win because of the obvious corruption at play here.
Trump has taken what should have been a pure, fair celebration of sportsmanship and turned it into something ugly and crooked.
Please ❤️ and share to tell Trump to get his nose out of our sports teams!
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BREAKING: Jack Smith breaks his silence with his first interview since resigning — and says that "we are facing an attack on the rule of law" under Trump.
And he was just getting started...
"Well, you know, I was a career prosecutor," the former Special Counsel told MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace. "I worked in the Justice Department and other prosecutors offices for near on 30 years. And I don't know if your viewers know this but I worked in Republican and Democratic administrations over and over."
"I was the acting U.S. Attorney in the first Trump administration in Nashville, Tennessee," he explained. "And that administration appointed me to a position running a war crimes tribunal for the State Department. So I have investigated cases focusing on the facts and the law throughout my career. We did this case the same way under the same standards."
Smith has every right to defend himself on this front. His investigations into Trump's rampant criminality were conducted fairly, impartially, and professionally. For his troubles, he found himself relentlessly attacked by our crooked President until he became Public Enemy #1 for a large, deranged swath of the country. This interview represents a small step towards reclaiming his legacy from the smears.
Smith ultimately brought charges against Trump for interfering in the 2020 election and for smuggling classified documents down to Mar-a-Lago, but they were dismissed to the outrage of many after Trump won the election.
"And you know the thing that I think important for your viewers to know is those standards are not meant to change from one administration to the next," Smith continued. "And in my experience until now they haven't. And so, you know, I think we are facing an attack on the rule of law that is different in kind and scope to anything I've seen in my lifetime."
"And one of the reasons I wanted to be with you here today in advance of the 4th of July celebrating the birth of a country that we all love is to celebrate the public servants who do this work, the people I spent my career working shoulder-to-shoulder with," said Smith.
"I loved being a prosecutor and part of it was I loved being around these sort of people," he went on. "And it angers me to see them victimized, to see them demonized for doing their jobs. I think it's really important that we stand up for them and let them know that there are a lot of people out there who back them and who are with them.
"And that's not just the people who've been targeted and fired for no reason for doing their jobs," said Smith. "It's also the people still in the Justice Department today. There are a lot of good career prosecutors who right now are working under incredibly difficult circumstances and they're still trying to do the right thing. And these are not self-promoters, these are not people who are going to go out and you know crow about their achievements. We need to hold them up and celebrate them because they're part of what makes this country great."
It cannot be stressed enough just how much damage Trump has inflicted on our justice system. He's proven that some people are simply above the law in this country, that Presidents can commit crimes with impunity so long as their party controls Congress. He weaponized the entire Justice Department to target his political enemies to such an extent that its credibility may never recover.
Now, more than ever, we need people like Jack Smith to stand up and speak the truth, consequences and retribution be damned.
Please ❤️ and share if you're grateful to Jack Smith for his service!
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BREAKING: Princeton Professor Eddie Glaude unleashes a devastating takedown of "rabid" and "racist" Stephen Miller — and it's one for the ages.
This is an absolute must-read...
"Stephen Miller is a racist. He's a white nationalist. White nationalists have seized the federal government. Great Replacement Theory motivates this immigration policy," Glaude said on "Democracy Now."
"It is in fact part of the justificatory language of the so-called legal decision or opinion that Justice Alito laid out. We need to call them for what they are," he continued.
The professor is, of course, absolutely right. The Republican effort to overturn birthright citizenship under Trump thankfully hit a brick wall with the Supreme Court's ruling this week, but we should be deeply alarmed that three justices, including Thomas, sided with the White House's efforts to violate the Constitution.
And there's nothing subtle about this agenda. Trump and Miller desperately want to end birthright citizenship because they're worried that white people are a shrinking majority in this country. In Trump's case, he cares about the issue because his racist base cares. In Miller's case, he has an ideological commitment to race-based fascism.
"And in so many ways, this is an echo of the 1920s. Oftentimes, the United States, in order to secure its virtue, will say the 'Monsters over in Germany, not understanding that the German monster was looking to the U.S. in the 1920s," Glaude explained.
"Explain," said the host.
"So what I mean is that here is the moment. The Klan is reborn in 1915," said Glaude. "Its basic motivation is rooted in the kind of nativism, a kind of true 100% Americanism, right? They want Nordic immigration, not those folk from the swarthy asshole countries of Europe. The Italians. The suspicious Irish papists and the like."
Again, Glaude is spot on. The Trump administration has blatantly sought to reduce immigration from Muslim and nonwhite countries. The President himself previously stated that he wants more immigrants from "nice" countries like Denmark and Switzerland. They also specifically prioritized white immigrants from South Africa.
"They are really in so many ways, right, thinking of the country as a white republic," he went on. "The seminal piece of legislation of the Klan, the one that they claimed they were most proud of, was the Johnson Reed Immigration Act and Nationality Act of 1924, which laid clear the quotas keeping the country white, right? So much so, 1926, the 150th anniversary of the nation, the Klan was approved to have its annual convocation, its annual convention, on the grounds of the Philadelphia Exposition. They're going to celebrate the American flag and its 150th anniversary and burn a cross at the same time!"
"These people are the inheritors of that legacy," Glaude said of the MAGA movement. "They believe the country should be white. And what we see with TPS, what we see with the immigration policies is an all out assault, a twin assault, Amy, on two fundamental pieces of legislation that changed the trajectory of the country."
"One, of course, was the Voting Rights Act of 1965. It's been gutted. The other, of course, is the Hart-Celler Act, Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which overturned the quotas of the 1924 Immigration Act," he added. "This is a white nationalist agenda. And Stephen Miller and all of these folk are just simply rabid, racist, and we need to call them for who they are."
We couldn't agree more. Conservatives are constantly shrieking that it's unfair to call them racist, but everything they do and say reveals the truth.
They are racist. And we aren't afraid to say it.
Please ❤️ and share if you oppose Stephen Miller's racist agenda!
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🚨BEW: Retired 4-Star Navy Admiral and Navy SEAL William McRaven calls out Hegseth for firing General Chris Donahue: “The American people should demand answers. The future of our national security depends on it.”
RETWEET if you stand with Admiral McRaven against Pete Hegseth!
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Stephen A Smith is mad about Trump coming to game three of the NBA finals
#nba #trump #stevenasmith #nyc #nbafinals
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Trump in 2016:
“Typical Trump. All bluster, very low substance… he’s an armchair tough guy. This is a guy who said that John McCain is not a war hero yet he sought his own five military deferments.” @Acyn
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Please, no matter what you do, do not post this photo as Donald Trump will lose his mind.