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Replying to @PensiveTM
When @TheDemocrats ask me why I attack their candidates & representatives more than ones from the @GOP I have a simple explanation.
I punch RIGHT & UPWARDS. If you want me to punch Republicans, you have to get out of the way first.
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Replying to @Mollyploofkins
Rick Scott
The Settlement: In 2003, the U.S. Department of Justice finalized a $1.7 billion settlement with Columbia/HCA for systematic Medicare, Medicaid, and federal healthcare fraud.
Scott was never personally charged with a crime. During a 2000 civil deposition, he invoked the Fifth Amendment 75 times. He exited the company with a severance package valued at over $300 million (including roughly $9.88 million in cash).
I want my $30k.
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Replying to @Mollyploofkins
This ranks right up there with Greg Abbott putting a bounty on people who help women obtain abortions. Now Trump wants to pay people up to $30,000 for tips about government fraud. The irony? Some of the biggest fraud and corruption allegations we’ve seen involve Trump himself and members of his own administration. Before turning Americans into bounty hunters, how about starting with the people in power?
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Replying to @Mollyploofkins
Check 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Where do I send my banking information.
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Replying to @Mollyploofkins
Oh, darlings—Trump thinks America is for sale.
Spend $400 million on midterm campaigns. Promise Americans $5,000 if Republicans hold Congress. Announce $20 billion in farmer aid. Offer up to $30,000 for successful fraud tips.
Trump keeps throwing money around and seems to expect gratitude—and votes—in return.
But Americans aren’t business deals to be closed. They’re people trying to afford their lives, and a last-minute flurry of promises doesn’t erase the reasons they’re angry.
Trump thinks Americans are deals to be closed. They’re people trying to afford their lives. You can throw money at the electorate, but you can’t buy trust—or erase the reasons people are angry.
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Replying to @Mollyploofkins
Hey. Maybe someone whistle blow on Trump, granting pardons to fraudsters.
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Replying to @thesecondellen @Mollyploofkins
It means he’ll pay himself for reporting his own fraud! 🙄 Curse the GOP for forcing this vile cancer on the United States of America!
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Trump is planning to announce a new program today that will pay people up to $30,000 for successful tips about government fraud.
“You will toe the corporate line in your foreign reporting or be fired.”
thedailybeast.com/cbs-editor…
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Mouth breathing incel Dan, like many men, doesn't see women as human beings. According to him, we weren't even sentient until recently. Nothing more than "breeding stock". As if anyone would want to breed with this sad sack loser.
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NEW: Governor Tim Walz is asked why he dropped out of the 2026 race, starts rambling about January 6th.
Reporter: "Did you end your campaign by yourself or did you receive pressure from Democratic allies?
Walz: "This is a decision I made... I'm going to note to all of you, today is January 6th. There's no debate what happened. The President of the United States led an insurrection against a fair election to try and overturn that."
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Trump: Nobody appreciates how great a president I am. Nobody appreciates that I got $21 trillion invested in our country. (He didn't. Just another big lie.)
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Replying to @unusual_whales
Average car at nearly 13 years old is the detail I keep coming back to. People aren't keeping cars for fun, they just can't afford the payment on a new one. Delinquencies at the highest since 2010 while the economy 'looks fine' is a strange combo.
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BREAKING: America’s $1.7 trillion auto loan market is headed for a crash, per Reuters.
Auto loans are now one of the biggest sources of household debt, bigger than credit cards.
And the strain is showing: 1 in 5 Americans is behind on at least one loan, the highest since 2010, and the average car on the road is now nearly 13 years old, a record.
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We destroyed our transit systems and intercity rail network and made it mandatory to buy a $50,000 machine just to be employable
BREAKING: America’s $1.7 trillion auto loan market is headed for a crash, per Reuters.
Auto loans are now one of the biggest sources of household debt, bigger than credit cards.
And the strain is showing: 1 in 5 Americans is behind on at least one loan, the highest since 2010, and the average car on the road is now nearly 13 years old, a record.
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certain jobs and low wage schemes exist to punish people by subjecting them to a life of perpetual toil, precarity, and servility, portraying this situation as an individual moral failure rather than a structural incentive to maintain individual compliance and control labor




























