WanderingGlass

Not only is this public blackmail, it is also an admission of massive wrongdoing by Republicans. For years. As if anyone is surprised. The phrase "that Trump has appointed" also has a sort of biblical feel to it. Anyone else get that vibe?

@pureMetatron This was already my favorite car and I didn't even know that's what the dashboard looked like. Holy crap

HOT TAKE. Nothing beats the interior dashboard of a 1985 Nissan 300ZX.

@ruthbenghiat abcnews.go.com/GMA/News/video…

@JuliaDavisNews Looks like Putin's been slow feeding her the polonium

Maria Butina is back on Xitter, trying to convince Americans to move to Russia.

@vegandemon_ Salisbury steak tv dinner

what’s your go to depression meals….. asking for a friend

@JerradChristian Tell that to the Democratic politicians that actually have power. Or the President that was just given immunity by the Supreme Court but refuses to do anything with it.

It's ok to have feelings about all this but quitting or rolling over isn't an option.

One of the most chilling moments of Trump’s presidency was when Trump ordered the assassination of Michael Reinnoehl. I remember watching his interview and my instant thought was “They’re gonna kill him.” Stunned when it happened hours later. I thought I was trippin’. But no.

This guy hates free parking

@yashar Damn, Lula's got a hottie

Brazilian First Lady Rosângela Lula da Silva, who is called Janja, says “f*ck you Elon Musk,” during an appearance. Mrs. da Silva and Musk have battled for a year now over regulation of Twitter and she threatened to sue him after her account was hacked.

@OhRick4 You just figured this out?

I think I figured it out They are so hell bent on the Apocalypse that they decided to create it for themselves

Trump’s top advisor says Trump has a mandate to assemble an “extinction level event.”

@tribelaw This kind of action kind seems like it's the responsibility of the Democratic party, and I think a lot of people feel like we are just watching them roll over. We voted for them. They aren't reciprocating.

Every day each of us doesn’t say or do something to protest this insanity is a day we contribute to making it seem normal and making it harder eventually to undo. So don’t let a day go by without registering your resistance — and refusing to signal your resignation!

I'm just not so sure the presidency and the position of attorney general were meant to be safe havens for people trying to avoid prison time

Cannot express how wild it is the right called leftists pedophiles for 8 years straight and then immediately voted for Epstein’s best friend who brought on three Epstein associates, one of whom was credibly accused of sex trafficking a minor. Pedocon theory is undefeated.

@WajahatAli Somehow, the white house press screaming like insane banshees at the end makes it 10 times worse. What are they even trying to do?

Says the dude who incited an insurrection. Madness. But yall voted for this chaos. Not me.

If 67 bomb threats from Russia to democrat swing states is not election interference. What is?

@JenResistedAGN Republicans

So who is in charge of enforcing our laws like right now??

One thing we shouldn’t let slide in the wake of the presidential election is the duplicity of the CEOs of the country’s most powerful corporations. After January 6, for example, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that Trump needed to be held accountable for inciting a riot. "I think no one is above the law. I mean, that's the great thing about our country, we're a rule of law country. I think everyone that had a part in it needs to be held accountable," Cook said. "I don't think we should let it go." Last Tuesday, Cook let it go, offering a cheerful public congratulations to Trump. Congratulations President Trump on your victory! We look forward to engaging with you and your administration to help make sure the United States continues to lead with and be fueled by ingenuity, innovation, and creativity. Similarly, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote after January 6: The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends to use his remaining time in office to undermine the peaceful and lawful transition of power to his elected successor. His decision to use his platform to condone rather than condemn the actions of his supporters at the Capitol building has rightly disturbed people in the US and around the world In the years that followed, Trump statements about the attack only became more disturbing. In the course of his 2024 campaign, Trump lionized the January 6 rioters. At an October 2024 campaign event, Trump described the attack on the United States Capitol as “a day of love” and claimed that there was "nothing done wrong at all." He has promised to pardon many of the January 6 rioters on his first day back in the White House, claiming that they are "wrongfully imprisoned." But, after Trump’s victory, Zuckerberg offered his enthusiastic congratulations, suggested that Trump's election heralded an era of "great opportunities," and expressed his excitement about working with Trump and his administration. Congratulations to President Trump on a decisive victory. We have great opportunities ahead of us as a country. Looking forward to working with you and your administration. Does Zuckerberg send this kind of congratulatory message after every election? No. Popular Information found that Zuckerberg offered no congratulatory message at all to Biden after his 2020 victory.

there’s a chance