U.S. Politics

[Tom Graves]

They Fact Check Repub's to no end, and then just turn into Parrots with the Dem Propaganda. Chuckle Heads around here should be on the MSNBC Payroll.

Hey Storing,

You never did answer my question:

Does "former" KGB officer Vladimir Putin pay you, or do you do it for free?

When you lived in SoCal, did you work for "Putin's Favorite Congressman," Dana Rohrabacher, by any chance?

[Michael Capasse]

RFK Jr. sends ‘worrisome signal’ with vaccine chief’s ouster
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5224240-kennedy-autism-vaccines/

"HHS is also planning to fire 10,000 employees as part of a major reorganization, including every person working in the vaccine promotion and HIV prevention office."

[Michael Capasse]

🔥 Trump’s Record: The Cold Hard Facts 🔥

⚖️ Criminal & Legal Issues
 • 64 Mentions in Epstein Report
 • 97 Times Pleaded the Fifth
 • 34 Felony Convictions
 • 91 Criminal Charges
 • 26 Sexual Assault Allegations
 • 6 Bankruptcies
 • 5 Draft Deferments
 • 4 Indictments
 • 2 Impeachments
 • 2 Convicted Companies
 • 1 Fake University Shut Down
 • 1 Fake Charity Shut Down

💰 Fraud & Financial Crimes
 • $25M Fraud Settlement (Trump University)
 • $5M Sexual Abuse Verdict
 • $2M Fake Charity Abuse Judgment
 • $93M Sexual Abuse Judgments
 • $400M+ Fraud Judgment

📉 Economic Failures
 • First President in history to serve a full term while increasing the deficit every year
 • First President to maintain a debt-to-GDP ratio over 100% for his entire term
 • Highest annual budget deficit
 • Most added to the national debt in a single term
 • Most new unemployment claims
 • Largest single-day point drop in the history of the Dow Jones

🗳️ Election & Government Failures
 • First major party candidate in half a century to lose the popular vote twice
 • Longest government shutdown in history—while his own party controlled Congress
 • First President in history to maintain a net negative approval rating for his entire term
 • First President to be impeached twice
 • First President to have bipartisan support for his conviction after impeachment (both times)
 • Most indictments, guilty pleas, and criminal convictions of members of an administration

🚔 Historic Firsts (Not the Good Kind)
 • First President to have a mugshot

[Joe Elliott]

🔥 Trump’s Record: The Cold Hard Facts 🔥

⚖️ Criminal & Legal Issues
 • 64 Mentions in Epstein Report
 • 97 Times Pleaded the Fifth
 • 34 Felony Convictions
 • 91 Criminal Charges
 • 26 Sexual Assault Allegations
 • 6 Bankruptcies
 • 5 Draft Deferments
 • 4 Indictments
 • 2 Impeachments
 • 2 Convicted Companies
 • 1 Fake University Shut Down
 • 1 Fake Charity Shut Down

💰 Fraud & Financial Crimes
 • $25M Fraud Settlement (Trump University)
 • $5M Sexual Abuse Verdict
 • $2M Fake Charity Abuse Judgment
 • $93M Sexual Abuse Judgments
 • $400M+ Fraud Judgment

📉 Economic Failures
 • First President in history to serve a full term while increasing the deficit every year
 • First President to maintain a debt-to-GDP ratio over 100% for his entire term
 • Highest annual budget deficit
 • Most added to the national debt in a single term
 • Most new unemployment claims
 • Largest single-day point drop in the history of the Dow Jones

🗳️ Election & Government Failures
 • First major party candidate in half a century to lose the popular vote twice
 • Longest government shutdown in history—while his own party controlled Congress
 • First President in history to maintain a net negative approval rating for his entire term
 • First President to be impeached twice
 • First President to have bipartisan support for his conviction after impeachment (both times)
 • Most indictments, guilty pleas, and criminal convictions of members of an administration

🚔 Historic Firsts (Not the Good Kind)
 • First President to have a mugshot

All good points. Highest deficit spending of all time during one four year term. But one could argue that with inflation, each four year term has a chance to set a new record.

More to the point, in one term, the total deficit was increased by 25 %. By January 20, 2021, one quarter of the entire national debt was Donald Trump debt. No one has come close to that although the 2025-2029 Trump may break that record by a large margin.

[Joe Elliott]

Big loser in today's elections. Elon Musk. Used his wealth to try to control the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and lost big. Republicans do not need to fear him. Any candidate backed by big Elon Musk money, and the public is aware of where the money came from, is likely to lose unless they are in a very red district or state.

Expect to start seeing Republicans in congress to start going against Trump, in order to have a good chance of winning in November 2026.

Way to go Wisconsin ! You guys are the toast of loyal Americans from all the other 49 states. And of the region that will never become the 51st state.

[Joe Elliott]

Of course, in the following post, I do not want to see massive deportations of the immigrants. But let's pretend, for a moment, that massive deportations would be good.

I wonder, that if by January 2029, if no mass deportations have yet taken place, it may mean that this is a fantasy that can never happen. You have a Republican president, house and senate and it still doesn't happen. Not even in a Republican state like Texas.

It may be that there are too many vested interests in allowing this to happen. Billionaires and others who head companies will not allow a critical work force to disappear in the area. They control Trump, but even if you had a MAGA president not controlled by the billionaires, he may be still lose against all the powerful billionaires who will strive to foil him.

So, if in 2028, the Republicans run on the platform, that if you elect them, they will deport the immigrants, will the MAGA base fall for this fake promise again?

And before anyone starts talking about Democratic governors or liberal courts:

What about Texas?

What court decision, specifically prevents the immigrants from being deported from Texas?

[Tom Graves]

Of course, in the following post, I do not want to see massive deportations of the immigrants. But let's pretend, for a moment, that massive deportations would be good.

I wonder, that if by January 2029, if no mass deportations have yet taken place, it may mean that this is a fantasy that can never happen. You have a Republican president, house and senate and it still doesn't happen. Not even in a Republican state like Texas.

It may be that there are too many vested interests in allowing this to happen. Billionaires and others who head companies will not allow a critical work force to disappear in the area. They control Trump, but even if you had a MAGA president not controlled by the billionaires, he may be still lose against all the powerful billionaires who will strive to foil him.

So, if in 2028, the Republicans run on the platform, that if you elect them, they will deport the immigrants, will the MAGA base fall for this fake promise again?

And before anyone starts talking about Democratic governors or liberal courts:

What about Texas?

What court decision, specifically prevents the immigrants from being deported from Texas?

You seem to be obsessed with illegal immigrants and deportations.

Why is that?