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Free speech is not without consequence
Like a 1980s televangelist, Trump is now asking his supporters to send him $15 to help him get to Heaven. meidasnews.com/news/trump-a...
Trump fundraising email: “I want to try to get to Heaven”
Exhibit 248,926 proving that MAGA politicians believe their voters are morons.
I question both the quantity and the quality of these people who supposedly “expressed interest.”
Looks like Kristi Noem’s de facto Chief of Staff thinks he’s lined up the kind of “judges” that they want.
If the Trump Administration declares a National Housing Emergency does that mean they'll send the National Guard to build houses???
Multiple people this weekend arrested outside the Pulse memorial for *checks notes Chalk.
More WASTED Taxpayer Dollars on MOVING. 😡
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The impending announcement marks the latest twist in a years-long partisan battle over the agency’s home.
"The GOP is signing on to mass murder of children based on the novel theories of a man who has no party ties except a single Trump endorsement. It is a measure of the party’s utter hollowness, brokenness, and evil that even in this case, it can barely find the resources to demur."
They're failing — so far.
Candon Dean Dahle raped a little girl for 5 years when she was 7-12 years old
The judge decided to suspend a 5-10 year prison sentence & instead sentenced Dahle to probation, 180 days in jail, & community service even after the little girl begged the judge for justice
#Pinks
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The son of a Republican lawmaker is suing Gov. Mike Kehoe alleging his First Amendment rights were violated when Kehoe preemptively declared a state of emergency for what turned out to be peaceful protests against the Trump administration in June. - Missouri Independent www.kcur.org/politics-ele...
Lucas Cierpiot, a disability-rights activist, said he felt intimidated by the governor’s actions and too unsafe to attend any “No Kings” protests on June 14.
