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Idiot Trump Fooled By Netanyahu; Analyst Warns Oil Could Reach Four-Year High if US Launches Ground Invasion newsweek.com/iran-war-lates…

@TheRealThelmaJ1 "I look like Elvis"

@TheRealThelmaJ1 @rsm155

A lot of people tell him he looks like Elvis

"Ángel" works in King City, CA as an irrigator. It reached 95° this day. "I started irrigating at 7am. It's very important to make sure the vegetables get extra water during these high temps as the heat causes plants to lose moisture & they could wilt and be damaged." #WeFeedYou

Musk sacked 80% of staff when he bought twitter Bezos is sacking 14,000 people to replace with AI Microsoft are cutting 4.1% of jobs (9,100) to replace with AI Intel are cutting up to 25% of staff to replace with AI What's that about billionaires creating jobs?

Hundreds of rural hospitals across the country are facing closures after years of funding problems. The issue was compounded last summer by the Trump administration's massive cuts to Medicaid whose reimbursements have long helped hospitals meet their bottom lines. to.pbs.org/4bZQ7fO

Trump released his new budget today, and as a member of the Appropriations Committee, let me tell you what it actually says. $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon, cuts to disaster response, cuts to education, cuts to clean energy, cuts to programs that help Americans pay their heating bills, and cuts to health research. Trump himself said that Medicaid, Medicare, and child care should no longer be the federal government’s responsibility. This is the largest proposed year-over-year increase in military spending since the Korean War, financed on the backs of working families, for a war this president has never justified to Congress or the American people. Oh, and it would add TRILLIONS to the national debt. This budget is an admission of who this Administration has decided doesn't matter. I will fight every single day to make sure this never becomes law. nytimes.com/2026/04/03/us/…

If Trump gets his $1.5 TRILLION defense budget, it would add $7 TRILLION to the national debt over 10 years. And where are the “fiscal conservatives” who assured Americans the U.S. couldn’t possibly afford health care for working families? Cheering on his wasteful spending.

@SenatorWarnock @SenateDems 💀🙄🤦🏼‍♂️🤯🤬😱‼️

They are proposing cuts to clean water, education, housing and more. To spend even MORE money on war. Let that sink in. The administration in Washington does not care about you.

Billionaires would still have $8 TRILLION if we passed a wealth tax. But WE would have $6 TRILLION more for healthcare, childcare, housing, education, paid leave, food assistance, and more. Any arguments against a wealth tax at this point are just bad math.

🦔Google's plan to partly power a Texas data center through a 933-megawatt natural gas plant has been confirmed after Cleanview researchers uncovered the permit application. The plant would emit 4.5 million tons of carbon dioxide annually, more than the entire city of San Francisco. Google pledged carbon-free operations by 2030 in 2020, reported a 48% rise in emissions by 2024, and by 2025 had quietly reframed its climate commitments as climate moonshots, a term it uses for speculative projects that may or may not happen. Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft are making the same pivot. My Take The climate commitments these companies made were always going to last exactly as long as they were cheaper than the alternative. Google, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft all pledged net-zero goals during a period when renewables were becoming cost competitive and climate leadership was good PR. AI changed the economics. The demand is too large, the timelines too short, and gas is available now. So the commitments are being quietly retired or reframed. Google's head of advanced energy was asked directly last week how natural gas fits with the company's clean energy goals. His answer was we don't have anything to say on that. These were always profit-driven businesses. The climate commitments were real when they were also good business. They are becoming inconvenient and so they are going away. Hedgie🤗

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created to protect working people, and help get their money back when big banks cheat them on mortgages, credit cards and more. The Trump admin wants to make deep cuts to the agency, putting all of us at risk. reuters.com/legal/litigati…

@klausdorth @LePapillonBlu2 Yes

@LePapillonBlu2 Adolf also used the eagle, if I'm not all wrong! Always those similarities!!

Donald Trump has replaced the presidential seal with a gawdy golden eagle. He’s just the most disgusting and vile human being alive.

@LePapillonBlu2 Hitler style gold

Trump’s new budget adds an extra $500 billion to fund wars abroad — about $3,700 more for every household in America — while cutting health, jobs, housing, and education. Put simply, it takes more of your money for foreign wars, while making life in America even more unaffordable.

So not only are they illegitimately spending our money, but they are intentionally over spending by double to line the pockets of their billionaire friends. Most corrupt administration ever. These are the things they don’t want you seeing.

A new CNN poll is shaking up the political landscape, suggesting that close to three-quarters of Americans now favor holding former President Trump accountable through impeachment and legal action a dramatic reflection of shifting public opinion. The numbers come at a time when nationwide protests are gaining traction, fueled by growing concerns over foreign policy decisions and the country's military involvement overseas. While political divisions are still deeply rooted, the data points to a noticeable change among independent voters, many of whom appear to be reconsidering their stance and leaning toward stronger demands for accountability. Backers of Trump, however, are rejecting the poll outright, arguing it doesn't reflect the broader public and insisting that a large, quiet base continues to support his "America First" vision. At the same time, constitutional experts are weighing whether mounting public pressure could realistically lead to action on Capitol Hill, especially as global tensions remain high. With protests intensifying and political debate reaching new heights, the administration has largely avoided direct comment, maintaining that its priority remains safeguarding national interests and economic strength.

WATCH: The White House took down this video, but we still have it. Trump: We can't take care of daycare. We're a big country. We're fighting wars. It's not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.