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Open theft of our money to pay his friends for things they are not legally entitled to and for which they would be laughed out of court if they tried to sue for money damages.

There are reportedly $1.5 billion in suspicious wire transactions tied to Epstein’s network that Treasury still hasn’t turned over. The American people deserve to know where that money went, who was involved, and what these records could reveal about the full scope of Epstein’s trafficking network.

As a kid who grew up on food stamps and free lunch programs, gotta say: some of you are sociopaths for believing kids from poor families shouldn't have access to nice experiences. It's bizarre. Do you'll actually listen when you attend church or just pretend to care about Christ?

🚨 JUST IN: @EricLDaugh continues to be one of the most credulous little rubes on the face of the earth. These guys were charged in 2023, under Sleepy Joe Biden, and the fraud was found by an Inspector General Trump fired. Trump has THWARTED efforts to find this kind of fraud by firing Inspectors General, you dumbass.

Every Republican who doesn’t speak out and try to stop this outrage owns it too.

"If this sort of looting of the public coffers at the president’s behest and for his personal gain and that of his allies isn’t an impeachable offense, then the term has truly lost all meaning." On the IRS lawsuit settlement: lnk.thebulwark.com/4dbg7Xr

The Emoluments Clause exists for exactly this moment The Founders feared a president who would shake down the American taxpayer & Trump just tried it — to the tune of billions We're fighting back in this week's publisher's note 👇-TN contrariannews.org/p/trump-to-red…

These gerrymandered maps only work if we don’t show up. That is what they are counting on. These maps will break under the pressure of turnout.

Rep. Ron Wyden (D-OR): "This administration is dripping with corruption from top to bottom, but rushing a settlement to steal $1.7 billion taxpayer $$ for a slush fund before a judge can toss your junk lawsuit would be among the most corrupt acts in American political history"

Congress could presumably use its power of the purse to ban any expenditure of taxpayer funds by this commission. Seems like Dems should insist on votes on this?

DOJ told a federal judge this month that the anti-voting order's actions "do not yet exist" and cannot be blocked. Today, as the hearing was running, NOTUS reported White House officials have been actively meeting with DOJ, DHS, and USPS to implement it. Democratic plaintiffs filed a supplemental brief pointing out the contradiction the same day. The meetings include the DOJ Civil Rights chief, the USPS CEO, and an election conspiracy theorist appointed to run DHS "election integrity." The Constitution gives states the power to oversee elections. The government told the court nothing was happening. NOTUS found the calendar.

Your tax dollars just paid a French oil company to stop building American electricity, and the gas it’s being replaced with is getting shipped overseas to Europe and Asia.    The Trump Administration is PAYING to kill projects that would have lowered your costs.      They tried to kill these projects through the courts and lost. So instead of accepting that, they wrote a billion dollar check with YOUR money, and they are trying to do it AGAIN.    I introduced an amendment to stop Trump from using your tax dollars like an ATM to keep your utility bills high.

I woke up to a message from New Hampshire. A bill had made it to the state Senate — one that Representative Julie Miles championed after watching me do peer-to-peer calls with insurance reviewers who weren't qualified to be making decisions about my patients. I'm a surgeon in Texas. I had no idea this had traveled that far. Between cases at Redbud today, I fired off emails to NH Senate members, logged into a YouTube Live, and watched HB 1554 pass. Here's what it does: ✅ Requires peer reviewers to be actual peers — credentialed, named, with their NPI number and specialty certification on the line ✅ Allows physicians to communicate with that peer reviewer at any point in the prior auth process — not just after a denial or on appeal This is a patient-centered, common-sense reform. And it happened because someone posted something. Told the truth. Did the right thing. Thank you, Representative Julie Miles and Senator Tim McGough. New Hampshire just set a standard. I hope other states are paying attention. Get involved. Speak up. You never know what good it might do.

This plan is just root and branch unconstitutional: Trump & @DAGToddBlanche colluding to steal $1.7B from taxpayers to mete out to Trump's friends & thugs in Trump's sole discretion. abcnews.com/US/trump-admin…

It is amazing how little the press is willing to dissect US decline under Trump. The US got no help with Iran, was scolded on Taiwan, says it got a small Boeing deal (China has not confirmed) and Trump appeased on Chinese students, microchips, etc. Xi even insulted US power. And yet it is being reported as a modest successful event. It was a strategic failure by the US and marks a notable moment in US decline.

I don’t understand what Jared Polis is thinking. But I know America will regret deciding that there shouldn’t be accountability for everyone who tried to overturn a United States election.

Seems like this could be bigger news. Trump and Markwayne Mullin are making a senior executive of private prison company GEO Group the acting head of ICE.

Incredibly important to understand that they are planning to hand out OUR money to people who would 100% lose any lawsuit they brought against the government.

Trump pardoned Ross Ulbricht who was given a life sentence for trafficking FENTANYL to the US Cut the shit~!

ICE rammed a U.S. citizen's car with his infant and toddler inside. They detonated flash-bang grenades. Pointed assault rifles at the family. Filmed the whole thing and posted it online. The man's name is Antonio Valdovinos. He's a carpenter. Born in Long Beach, California. His crime? He attended an anti-ICE protest. A federal judge later ruled the arrest was a "vindictive effort to impose extrajudicial punishment." This is what suppressing dissent looks like when the state has cameras. Who approved this operation?