Who Was That Masked Man?🇺🇸🦅

TRUMP in Pennsylvania Sept 2024 on Chinese nationals buying US farmland: You can’t do it. We don’t want you buying our land. We don’t want you taking the land off the market… TRUMP in China 2026 on Chinese nationals buying US farmland: You want to see farm prices drop? If you want to see farmers lose a lot of money, take that out of the market.

Trump shouldn't be able to unilaterally do shit like this to our national monuments.

@RonFilipkowski @TheJenniWren

You can take all the corruption from every single US administration in history, add it all together, and it will not equal the amount of corruption committed by the Trump Regime in less than two years.

@marlene4719 @amidthetumult

Imagine being 16 fucking months into your presidency and you have the audacity to blame your predecessor for your incompetence and failures.

@enespacio @LucasSa56947288 @WesMont54512580 😜👍

@WasMasked @LucasSa56947288 @WesMont54512580 Let's see. The entire #GoonsOfPutin every single Magat...I can't count that high.

Why is Donald Trump standing like that?

The community notes, though. 😂🤣😂

@RonFilipkowski @BorrelliGerlach

Sure he was, dude. What a pathetic loser.

I was told it’s not paint. It’s a liner. One of our nation’s greatest treasures is going to look like a super sized version of the pool at Howard Johnson.

@SpencerHakimian @AliceandthePig

@laloalcaraz @Meiguo_nan

We know

@iamgabesanchez @Montpellier21

MAGA: “we are going to get rid of waste, fraud, and abuse!”

@OccupyDemocrats @John31280839

REAKING: Trump is trying to CHEAT procurement laws to build his vanity arch in time for his own birthday party, ignoring safety and transparency regulations. In a typical fit of megalomania, Donald Trump wants a "triumphal arch" built in Washington D.C. — because apparently the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument aren't enough monuments for one city — and his team is now scheming to cut corners on federal contracting law to make it happen. Messages obtained by the Washington Post reveal that National Park Service acting director Jessica Bowron floated the idea of piggybacking the arch project onto an existing engineering contract with AECOM — a deal originally intended for work on White House grounds. The arch site is over a mile away. Bowron knew it. She said so in her own email. She suggested the workaround anyway because it would "align with the administration's timeline." And what is that timeline? Trump wants construction to begin by July 4th — America's 250th birthday — so he can bask in the glory of his own monument on national television. By tacking the arch onto AECOM's existing contract, the administration would potentially bypass the competitive federal bidding process entirely, shutting out other companies and eliminating the pricing transparency that protects taxpayers. Former Pentagon procurement chief Stan Soloway called the contract applicability "a real stretch." Government contracts attorney Alan Chvotkin warned taxpayers would "lose the benefits of competition, pricing, and transparency." But wait — it gets worse. The FAA is now investigating whether the nearly 280-foot structure poses a safety hazard to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, which handles 900 flights a day and was the site of a collision that killed 67 people just last January. FAA rules require a safety review for any structure over 200 feet near flight paths. That review typically takes up to nine months. Trump's arch is taller than 200 feet. The FAA review could blow past his July deadline by months. So, his team's solution is apparently to cheat on the contracting process and hope nobody notices the plane crash risk in time. This is your tax dollars at work: secret schemes, rigged contracts, and a potential aviation hazard — all so Trump can have his completely unnecessary triumphal arch by the Fourth of July. Meanwhile, social services have been cut, education is underfunded, and infrastructure continues to deteriorate. Trump’s misplaced priorities are obviously not what America needs right now. Please like and share this post everywhere to spread the news.

@ChrisVanHollen @MissPuskar

Today, I offered an amendment that would have shut this scam down.   My amendment would've prevented self-dealing by public officials — including the President & members of Congress — who own or promote digital asset companies, including crypto.   Every Republican voted against it.

@SteveSchmidtSES @joncyn1

"There’s no dignity left in any of it. There’s no reverence, no restraint, and no understanding whatsoever of what the White House is, what it represents, or who it belongs to." open.substack.com/pub/steveschmi…

Here’s the Workers painting the Reflecting Pool at Donald Trump's direction, in Washington, D.C., on May 14, 2026. What do you notice? REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

I wonder how are they behind schedule?

@NotHoodlum @Meiguo_nan

CAN YOU PAINT A POOL FOR ME? I’M HAVING A HUGE BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MYSELF. IT WILL TAKE TWO DAYS TOPS.

@RepMikeLevin @bkaydw

Let me get this straight. Trump sued his own IRS for $10 billion. His own Justice Department is now considering settling that case. And one of the terms on the table is that the IRS drops all audits of Trump, his family, and his businesses PERMANENTLY. He’s using the full weight of the federal government to protect himself and his family from accountability and potentially pay himself BILLIONS of your tax dollars. nytimes.com/2026/05/12/bus…

@McDuB126 @sosagittarian @donkoclock

@donkoclock Bigly Nay!

Do you support Trump's $400M United States Triumphal Arch? Yea or Nay.