Oh shit, this means some kind of plague is coming, doesn’t it? They only start blaming others when something is about to hit the fan.

I honestly don’t think they’d care. You would be the least interesting person in a walmart.

I think I put this in the wrong thread, the wingman report is from the NYT

‘Don’s Best Friend’: How Epstein and Trump Bonded Over the Pursuit of Women

https://archive.is/S1p87

This would be hilarious, no one would ever even notice.

You could do all kinds of cross-fit. Get a cart and continually put heavier and heavier things in it. Then put them back for cool down.

‘Don’s Best Friend’: How Epstein and Trump Bonded Over the Pursuit of Women

https://archive.is/S1p87

Here’s the video. Brother wants a piece of his popularity it looks like.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHjl3sbQdp0

So, you have a pretty great life, yeah? No worries about money, job security, healthcare, etc. You haven’t even had need to protest? It’s real easy to encourage violence from a country that treats their people right.

Do you know of any examples of the test? Everything seems to be geared towards caregivers.

👀 👀 👀

“I did something no other president’s ever done. I took cognitive tests because I know that and by the way, not easy,” Trump said in his Friday speech that was reportedly meant to focus on the economy.

“The first question is like, ‘What is this?’ And they show a lion, a giraffe, a fish, and a hippopotamus. And they say, ‘Which is the giraffe?’” he recalled.

“I don’t think Joe would have gotten the first question right,” Trump said. “He would say hippo. ‘I want the hippo,’” the president continued, as his insults against his predecessor drew some laughs from the crowd.

“I’ve taken now three cognitive tests. I’ve aced every single one of them,” Trump claimed, pausing as the crowd erupted in applause and cheers.

Edit: It gets way worse than this. 44:39 he starts talking about people thinking he’s dead and then leads into this stuff. It lasts for many minutes and he goes into excruciating detail. https://youtu.be/77TqXo0KLrY?t=2679

If only he’d see the same end as Mussolini, but the american people won’t do it.

Where you from cowboy?

At least you got prison time though. Our cheeto is going full musselini.

Would you settle for soda bottles and a stick?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5fVFA2sWt4

First pic has Sergey Brin, cofounder of Google and David Brooks from the NYT.

That’s what I thought, but then I didn’t think it could be. These are threat pics, I wonder what’s in all of the files. Isn’t one of the pics showing the Saudi guy too?

Thank you, I hate dropbox. Also, they locked me out of a couple of photos to repost. That’s why it’s a screenshot.

Press release: https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/news/press-releases/ranking-member-robert-garcia-statement-after-oversight-democrats-release

Official dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/cl62lochkdzdalbzzqgq8/ADJIDEfLD1oQZrKmNeae2So?rlkey=y7529bx9tl7db6zf279jp3cyu&e=2&st=8o7kizhr&dl=0

Edit: who are these people?

Edit 2: And these people?

Yeah, this has got to be for a reason other than no soundbites, right?

Not liberal democracy, democracy. Bannon, Trump and the Project 2025 are all saying they want to get rid of democracy. Just fucking say the truth Atlantic.

FYI, it won’t let you delete Alexa either. I hate that fucking thing.

It’s My Right to Hold This Turd

Even with two failed votes in the Senate, and the real risk of disastrous midterm elections, House Republicans remain deeply divided on the issue of the subsidies. Because of that division — and opposition to the subsidies from Republican leaders themselves — GOP leaders opted against including a subsidy extension in their health care bill.

But after moderates rebelled by trying to force votes on subsidy extension plans through discharge petitions, leadership began negotiations. Now, House GOP leadership aides said they will allow a vote on an amendment to extend the ACA subsidies in some form.

Any such amendment vote would give moderate Republicans political cover, but would have little chance of becoming law. Even if it passes the House, it will need 60 votes in the Senate.