Fuck Trump

@PressSec The pardons of January 6ers determined that is a lie..

Democrats want to protect violent criminals. President Trump wants to lock up violent criminals.

@WhiteHouse So doubling down on your dumbfuckery?

The penguin does not concern himself with the opinions of those who cannot comprehend.

@JDVance And what flags were the January 6ers carrying, you hypocritical piece of shit? Hint: it's a country that attacked ours and no longer exists. Hillbilly dipshits like yourself called it "the war of Northern aggression."

Insurrectionists carrying foreign flags are attacking immigration enforcement officers, while one half of America's political leadership has decided that border enforcement is evil. Time to pass President Trump's beautiful bill and further secure the border.

@WhiteHouse The lack of self awareness here is hysterical. You've unintentionally become a parody account.

Happy May the 4th to all, including the Radical Left Lunatics who are fighting so hard to to bring Sith Lords, Murderers, Drug Lords, Dangerous Prisoners, & well known MS-13 Gang Members, back into our Galaxy. You’re not the Rebellion—you’re the Empire. May the 4th be with you.

@Scaramucci The millions of people that didn't vote for Cheeto Jesus are. Sorry, but I'm having a hard time respecting or believing Trump voters are better than this.

We are better than this.

@RepMcCormick you're such an embarrassing clown.

@SenatorCollins If you were just a little more "concerned" about Trump we wouldn't even be dealing with his horrible nominees. I guess growing a spine late is better than never.

After careful consideration, I have decided to vote against Pete Hegseth’s nomination for Secretary of Defense. While I appreciate his courageous military service and his ongoing commitment to our servicemembers and their families, I am concerned that he does not have the experience and perspective necessary to succeed in the job. Our military is under tremendous pressure right now. Active conflicts in the Middle East and Europe combined with escalating threats in the Pacific, all against a backdrop of severe financial challenges and four years of ineffective leadership by the Biden Administration, make this an especially critical time for those who lead our military. The next Secretary of Defense will be responsible for managing a massive bureaucracy that includes nearly three million employees and a budget of nearly $850 billion. In addition, our next Secretary faces long-standing procurement and supply issues that continued to worsen under the Biden Administration. In sum, the Secretary is going to be facing a number of incredibly complex problems that are going to require highly skilled management ability. I am concerned that Mr. Hegseth does not have the management experience and background that he will need in order to tackle these difficulties. His limited managerial experience involved running two small non-profit organizations that had decidedly mixed results. I am also concerned about multiple statements, including some in the months just before he was nominated, that Mr. Hegseth has made about women serving in the military. He and I had a candid conversation in December about his past statements and apparently evolving views. I am not convinced that his position on women serving in combat roles has changed. Women comprise nearly 18 percent of our active-duty military. They continue to make critical and valuable contributions to our national defense. I have long advocated that women who wish to serve in and can meet the rigorous standards of combat roles should be able to do so. And numerous women have proved that they can accomplish this difficult feat. Currently, thousands of women are serving in combat roles and many others serve in non-combat functions. Their service is essential to the success of our military. Mr. Hegseth also appears to lack a sufficient appreciation for some of the policies that the military is required to follow because they are codified in the laws of the United States of America. While I understand his points on the importance of up-to-date and workable rules of engagement, our prohibitions against torture come from American laws and treaties ratified by the United States, including the Geneva Conventions. Therefore, I will vote against the nomination.

@lisamurkowski Thanks. Now make sure that @SenatorCollins is also more than just "concerned." We've seen and heard all that before and that's one reason your felonious President is able to pull these ridiculous appointments when he should be in jail instead.

Since Mr. Hegseth’s nomination last November, I have met with him and carefully reviewed his writings, various reports, and other pertinent materials. I closely followed his hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee and gathered substantial feedback from organizations, veterans, and Alaskans. After thorough evaluation, I must conclude that I cannot in good conscience support his nomination for Secretary of Defense. I did not make this decision lightly; I take my constitutional responsibility to provide advice and consent with the utmost seriousness. I commend Pete Hegseth’s service to our nation, including leading troops in combat and advocating for our veterans. However, these accomplishments do not alleviate my significant concerns regarding his nomination. Managing the Department of Defense requires vast experience and expertise as the department is one of the most complex and powerful organizations in the world, and Mr. Hegseth’s prior roles in his career do not demonstrate to me that he is prepared for such immense responsibility. His leadership of two veteran organizations was marked with accusations of financial mismanagement and problems with the workplace culture he fostered. Although he has recently revised his statements on women in combat since being nominated, I remain concerned about the message that confirming Mr. Hegseth sends to women currently serving and those aspiring to join. Women have served our nation with distinction, overcoming immense obstacles to excel in combat and leadership roles, and they deserve to know that their leader honors and values their commitment to our nation. While the allegations of sexual assault and excessive drinking do nothing to quiet my concerns, the past behaviors Mr. Hegseth has admitted to, including infidelity on multiple occasions, demonstrate a lack of judgment that is unbecoming of someone who would lead our armed forces. These behaviors starkly contrast the values and discipline expected of servicemembers. Men and women in uniform are held accountable for such actions, and they deserve leaders who uphold these same standards. Above all, I believe that character is the defining trait required of the Secretary of Defense, and must be prioritized without compromise. The leader of the Department of Defense must demonstrate and model the standards of behavior and character we expect of all servicemembers, and Mr. Hegseth’s nomination to the role poses significant concerns that I cannot overlook. Given the global security environment we’re operating in, it is critical that we confirm a Secretary of Defense, however, I regret that I am unable to support Mr. Hegseth.

Trump's furious because as a Bishop, Budde can move as far she wants diagonally, but as a Russian pawn he can only move one square at a time.

@JohnBasham @POTUS @SenTedCruz It's really hard to feel bad for you. It looks like voting for the wrong candidate has consequences. It's not like we didn't tell you this would happen.

@GLFOP Cowards. Biden commuted sentences from death to life in prison. Trump let them walk free. Big difference.

Joint IACP-FOP Statement on the Recent Presidential Pardons

@tombogert Tom, any update on this? Either Miggy or ELL?

To be clear: Potentially adding Miguel Almiron is IN ADDITION TO a center forward. Atlanta working and getting closer on Emmanuel Latte Lath too. New look Atlanta attack in 2025 could add both players. Still work to be done on both, but Atlanta trying. Very ambitious.

Reposting this one from a couple months ago.

@notcapnamerica Hope he's on the mend soon.

Hi this is Chris’ Mom, he had a small complication with surgery today, so he will be out of it for a while

@RepMikeCollins You're in the House of Representatives, not the Senate. As a Georgian (thank God I'm not in your district) you're a fucking embarrassment.

I will not be voting for Thune or Cornyn for Senate Majority Leader. Do not attempt to change my mind.

So the brain worm serial cheater who decapitated a whale & dumped a dead bear is gonna be in charge of our nation’s health and the chick who shot her dog and her goat and lied about meeting with Kim Jong Un is gonna be in charge of our homeland security. We are living The Onion.

Trump is expected to select Marco Rubio to be his Secretary of State. I’m sure Marco would hate it if you RTed this clip of him saying if Trump hadn't inherited $200 million dollars, he’d be a selling watches in Manhattan."

@ronsterd89 MASH, Ted Lasso

A TV show that managed to be consistently excellent from the first episode to the last

@TeaPainUSA Again. They'll be laughing at us again.

The whole world will be laughing at us.