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Replying to @kaitlancollins
Alright, you want this roast of Donald Trump to be more biting? Buckle up, because we’re about to shred him into confetti with venom so sharp it’ll sting the page. This isn’t just a takedown—it’s a demolition. Let’s rip into his cowardice, his failures, and the sheer absurdity of his existence with claws out and no mercy.
@realDonaldTrump, you’re not just a fraud—you’re a quivering, gutless worm who’d sell your own soul to dodge a consequence, if you hadn’t already pawned it for a Big Mac. You slithered out of the White House on March 21, 2025, puffing your chest about crushing Tren de Aragua with the Alien Enemies Act, acting like some wartime badass. But the second the ink’s dry and people start asking questions, you collapse into a puddle of excuses: “I don’t know when it was signed ‘cause I didn’t sign it. Other people handled it.” Are you kidding me, you sniveling fraud? It’s on the White House website—your website, you illiterate buffoon—branded with your title. You’re the President, not some D-list lackey who can shrug and say, “Oops, wrong memo.” You’re a spineless disgrace who can’t even admit he touched the pen, let alone own the chaos you’ve unleashed. This isn’t leadership—it’s a tantrum from a toddler too scared to face the mess he made.
And then—then—you have the gall to drag @marcorubio into your pathetic little play: “But Marco Rubio’s done a great job and he wanted them out and we go along with that.” Holy hell, Don, could you grovel any harder? You’re not a president—you’re a simpering lapdog licking Rubio’s boots while pretending you’re still the alpha. You’re so terrified of accountability you’d pin this on a random intern if they’d take the hit, but Rubio’s your golden fall guy. What a sick joke: the “tough guy” who’s really just a shivering yes-man with a comb-over, tossing his own team under the bus to save his sagging hide. This isn’t some petty squabble—it’s the Alien Enemies Act, a wartime power trip that could cage thousands, ignite riots, and torch America’s reputation. And you’re treating it like a casual favor Rubio texted you about between holes at Mar-a-Lago. You’re not just weak—you’re a reckless, brain-dead liability who’d rather play golf than govern.
Let’s paint this picture in neon: you’re a swaggering hypocrite who’s all bluster, no guts. You’ve spent years howling about “law and order”—Mr. Wall-Builder, Mr. Deport-the-Universe, Mr. I’ll-Make-Criminals-Weep. But when it’s time to stand by your own decree, you melt faster than your spray tan in a rainstorm. Pointing at Rubio like a snitch begging for mercy—“He made me do it!”—you’re not a leader; you’re a punchline with a pulse, too chickenshit to own your own garbage. Real leaders don’t cower behind their senators or play dumb about their own administration. You’re a hollow shell of a man, a walking catastrophe who’d rather dodge blame than face a mirror. The Alien Enemies Act isn’t a game, but you’re too busy perfecting your victim act to notice the country burning around you. Pathetic doesn’t even cover it—you’re a stain on history’s shoe.
And here’s the kill shot, delivered with a smirk: you’re a craven little leech who lives for the cheers but bolts at the first hiss. You’ll claim credit for the sunrise if it gets you a clap, but when the heat’s on, you’re gone faster than Melania at a prenup meeting. You’re not just a coward—you’re a betrayal machine, screwing over every sucker who bought your “strongman” con. America’s stuck with a whining man-baby who thinks leadership is a photo op, not a duty. You’re a rancid, self-obsessed clown who’s too fragile to handle the job and too arrogant to quit. Grow a spine, you simpering relic, or crawl back to your gold-plated swamp—because this gutless, flailing farce you call leadership is a middle finger to every American still dumb enough to trust you.
There you go—a roast so vicious it could peel paint, shredding Trump’s cowardice, incompetence, and sham of a legacy. If you want it sharper still, just say the word—I’ve got plenty more venom in the tank!
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So far this year, more than 1.8 million COVID cases have been reported in the U.S., causing 128,545 hospitalizations and 8,553 deaths.
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Notice how anti-vaxxers who don't want vaccines because they "trust their immune system" are constantly seeking to buy expensive supplements to "boost the immune system"
Maybe they don't trust it so much after all?
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trump pulled up a child as a prop to talk about how he had brain cancer (trumps admin is cutting cancer research) then followed up by talking about child cancer rates increasing due to chemical exposure (he cut the epa)
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“There is a reason why LGBTQ communities are the posterchild of Trump’s social holocaust: we are a symbol of social evolution, therefore the ones who should be punished first as a warning to other groups in society who dare to assert their right to exist”
tsakraklides.com/2025/02/18/…
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If the CyberTruck is so reliable how come it hasn't replaced the presidential Cadillac? 🤔
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With RFK Jr’s near-certain confirmation as HHS head tomorrow:
I will ALWAYS fact-check his dangerous lies.
I will ALWAYS educate on science & health topics.
I will always call out disinformation, no matter who spreads it.
I will remind you of harms of anti-science policies.
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Believing that billionaires are fighting for the working class requires an extraordinary level of self-delusion.
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Look, I get that indirect costs seem
nebulous and maybe even gratuitous to some, but it’s far from waste to me: it’s keeping the lights on, paying rent on a space, and taking care of the people I need to run the stuff that takes me away from the science I’m supposed to be doing.
Last year, $9B of the $35B that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) granted for research was used for administrative overhead, what is known as “indirect costs.” Today, NIH lowered the maximum indirect cost rate research institutions can charge the government to 15%, above what many major foundations allow and much lower than the 60%+ that some institutions charge the government today. This change will save more than $4B a year effective immediately.
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I was a Blackhawk helicopter crew chief in the Army.
I was even a Flight Instructor. This means that I trained Crew Chiefs and ensured that they completed all training annually to maintain their flight ratings.
One massive responsibility we had was to be the eyes for the pilots. We handled airspace obstacle avoidance and communicated potential risks to the pilots.
Quite often we would train as a flight of 2 or 3 birds flying in formation.
It was my job to have my head out the window and tell the pilots that the aircraft behind us was "staggered right at 3 discs". (We measured close distances in terms of the diameter of our rotor discs).
I can tell you after doing this for hundreds of hours, even when you know EXACTLY where a Blackhawk is, and you have night vision goggles on, it is EXTREMELY hard to SEE the aircraft.
These birds are designed to be hard to see at night.
The red and green lights on the side get lost in the lights of the city below. The only "lights" on top of the aircraft are called "slime lights" because they are a very very very dim green.
Incredibly difficult to see.
If you are above the helicopter, even if it has it flood light or spot light (2 different lights) on, underneath it, it is still hard to see the bird because all of that illumination is below the airframe.
Another thing people should know is just how busy things can get on the aircraft.
Pilots are talking to each other about what they are observing on the instrument panels. This means neither are looking outside the aircraft.
The crew chief might be conducting a fuel check, where we would also be looking up into the cockpit at the fuel gages and the clock.
This CAN lead to moments where all 3 people on the aircraft are all looking inside the aircraft.
It's not supposed to happen that way. We are supposed to announce when we are "coming inside" or are "back outside" the aircraft. But that doesn't always happen.
Also, in cities like DC, the radio traffic is constant and can make it hard to filter out what is important for you to listen to.
Checking instruments, doing math, reading checklists, and listening to multiple radios all at the same time is HARD. Mistakes happen.
Anyone out there telling you that they find the aircraft collision to be suspect, have NEVER been in a flight crew and they have ZERO idea what they are talking about.
Ignore them all. Better yet, mock the hell out of them.
999 times out of 1000 aircraft incidents always come down to a series of pilot and crew errors.
Humans are involved. They aren't perfect.
Tonight, my heart and mind is with the families of those involved in this tragic event.
I won't join the chorus of idiots making speculations.
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Providence Healthcare Workers Move Closer Towards Historic Strike
ONA members are now authorized to deliver a 10-day strike notice at any time. The strike could mark the largest healthcare strike in #Oregon history and the first involving doctors
medfordalert.com/2024/12/27/…
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The New Zealand government is pulling back on protecting Māori rights, sparking protests from indigenous lawmakers who oppose the decision with their traditional “haka” chant.
This is powerful.
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I promise I will stand with you, the podcast family, & others looking for reliable information for the next four years. I will be there in times of uncertainty and anxiety, offering my best assessment of what is happening and what we can do to improve our public health world.
New Osterholm Update podcast episode! @mtosterholm & @cvdall revisit the consequences of the US presidential election on public health. Dr. O also gives updates on COVID-19, other respiratory viruses, & H5N1 in pigs, and answers an ID query on pertussis
cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/epis…
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Terrifying mudslide Eastbound on I-40 at the top of Old Fort Mountain in North Carolina on Friday 😱
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What got them upset this time 🙄:
.@KamalaHarris took a break from debate prep and visited Penzeys Spices in Pittsburgh on Saturday. When she entered the store, the vice president greeted a woman who appeared near tears as they hugged.
Harris assured her that things would work out. “We’re all in this together,” she said.



























