Jforgood
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How astonishing is it that the President, Vice President, and all eight officials in the line of succession were gathered in the same ballroom at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner — yet the Secret Service didn’t give the event top priority?
It turns out that the event lacked highest-level protection.
This failure demands an immediate and independent investigation and full accountability.
Our government’s first duty is to protect the chain of command — not treat it like just another black-tie party.
washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/…
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WOW 🚨 Iran was searching for the new Donald Trump assassin’s name “Cole Tomas Allen” this morning, before the assassination attempt happened
Google has just scrubbed this data and is now no longer allowing results for Iran with the assassin’s name
This is a coverup
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@LeoFeldmanNEWS Yeah, they need to build that white house, ballroom
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Something I noticed even before coming into the #WHCADinner was that the security was only outside the ballroom inside, not outside the building. So the entrance of the building did not have a security machine only guards, you only went through the screening before the ballroom. @Newsweek
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@CurtisHouck @whca She now made it about herself. And attacks on journalists. she should probably just shut up, go home. Embarrassing
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CNN's SE Cupp, chronically miserable and stricken with TDS, on the #WHCD, says "Trump wants us dead, figuratively"...
"[The @WHCA] made it real easy for him to attend. And I, you know, glad to see everyone's in great spirits. And this is a party. I'm real bummed. Real bummed about tonight. because here's what's happening tonight. Journalism is throwing a party. Journalism is celebrating journalism at this party. Journalism, for some reason, invited Brendan Carr, FCC chair, who is threatening to revoke the licenses of broadcast networks. Pete Hegseth, who removed journalists from the Pentagon, and Donald Trump, who attacks us on the regular. Now, they're giving Donald Trump a speaking position to roast us to our faces for an hour. And he doesn't have to stay for the part where we celebrate journalism and give out awards to journalists and talk about the importance of free speech. And here's the kicker: we broadcast it on national TV. He could not have planned this scenario better. And guess what? He didn't. We did. Journalism planned this scenario for Donald Trump. So, if I'm Donald Trump, of course, I come under these conditions. And you just heard Brian Stelter say that the correspondents association was trying to sort of mend some fences with a guy who wants us dead, figuratively, figuratively. He wants journalism dead. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I don't think this is a great night for journalism. It's a night that's meant to be celebrating it, but I think it's a real bummer."
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Yeah, this is outrageous. Zero excuses. That site should’ve been locked down like Ft. Knox.
Cernovich@Cernovich
Time to bring in Ranger regiment to take over security for POTUS.
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I can't believe how stupid this administration is.
The President, Vice President, Speaker, Trump's Cabinet members including his FBI Director was all at the same dumb ass media party.
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@jasonwhitlock Knew Jeff but didn't know this. Thanks. My parents same mentality. God bless that generation.
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It's not a wise choice no matter how you slice it. BUT I read somewhere that a car dealer hosted his draft party and gifted him the two cars.
To the larger point in terms of cultural difference: Jeff George, the No. 1 pick in the 1990 NFL Draft. His dad was a high school teacher and baseball coach. His mom a grade-school secretary. Lived in a very modest home on the far eastside of Indianapolis. Shag carpet in the living room. The entire neighborhood gentrified black over the course of 30 years. Jeff's dad (mom died of cancer in 2010) moved out of that house two years ago. They raised three boys in that house and never wanted to leave it despite Jeff's willingness and desire to move them somewhere "nice." His parents never wanted to be a burden and always an asset.
I use the George family as an example because I witnessed this with my own eyes.
Some people see the NFL draft as a family/friends winning lottery ticket from God. Other people see it as another blessing God bestowed on their child.
MLFootball@MLFootball
🚨🚨THIS IS INSANE🚨🚨 #Chiefs 29th overall pick Peter Woods purchased multiple Maserati SUVs for his mother & sister last night after he was drafted. Woods spent $200,000+ on the cars. Peter will only make 2.4 million per year after taxes. 😳😳😳
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@yuhgetintoitye @CatwalkBre I'll pay less for less production and more music.
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@CatwalkBre Production costs have gone up tremendously since a few decades ago. Not to mention minimum wage for staff
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See how they got everyone trained bc in what world should any concert tickets ever be $450-500?!?!?! A CONCERT?!?!?!?
moonchild 🌒@MrMouthAlmighty
Concert tickets should not be priced more than $450-$500. Idc.
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@CatwalkBre Algorithm says you'll pay it. So prove it wrong. The days of artists appreciating and caring about their fans are over. Add livenation monopoly. This is what we get.
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@DougWahl1 Is it to stop them using the money to buy mcdonald's, burger king, etc. ?
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SHOULD SNAP RECIPIENTS BE ABLE TO BUY ROTISSERIE CHICKEN
This is an actual debate happening right now. A group of lawmakers has introduced legislation that would allow recipients to purchase hot rotisserie chickens with their benefits. Currently they are only able to buy cooked rotisserie chickens once they have been cooled down.
Your Thoughts?
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Post Malone is the worst thing that has happened to country music.
I’ll be listening to some Hank Jr. and suddenly Apple Music thinks the next song I want to listen to is a curse-laden rap song because Post Malone did a song with him one time.
Make it stop.
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@bitchuneedsoap Can we vote? I vote for go to trial. But you would need to a honest judge and prosecutor to give that gift of transparency to taxpayers. No change in regime also to help prevent lost evidence. Great article.
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SPLC is in a legal box with no clean exit.
To defeat the donor fraud charges, they have to argue the informant program was legitimate intelligence work coordinated with federal law enforcement. Bryan Fair already said that on video on April 21st.
But the moment that's the defense, three new problems open:
Donors did not give money to fund FBI-coordinated intelligence operations. Class action exposure on the actual basis of the donor relationship.
501(c)(3) status doesn't cover serving as a federal intelligence contractor. Tax exemption becomes contestable.
Admitting FBI coordination validates exactly the Grassley-Patel-HJC finding that SPLC was feeding the FBI taxonomies used to target American religious communities.
The traditional escape hatch in a case like this is graymail. SPLC threatens to expose FBI coordination in discovery. DOJ backs off to protect FBI secrets.
Except this DOJ wants that exposure. Patel severed the FBI-SPLC relationship in October. Grassley released documents in June. The Weaponization Working Group is already mapping this. Exposing FBI wrongdoing under the prior administration is a feature, not a cost.
The graymail doesn't work because the target doesn't want to protect what you're threatening to expose.
Which means SPLC's options narrow to:
Plead to narrower charges and accept reputational collapse
Go to trial and have the whole operation documented in the public record
Drag proceedings out hoping for a political reversal before donor class actions and state AG investigations land
There's no fourth door.
bitchuneedsoap@bitchuneedsoap
If SPLC was running paid informants inside violent extremist groups, and SPLC was sharing that intelligence with the FBI, and SPLC's "hate group" designations were showing up in internal FBI memos targeting American religious communities… At what point did SPLC stop being an advocacy organization and start being an intelligence contractor? The indictment unsealed on April 21st describes an informant program that ran from 2014 to 2023. $3 million. Eight informants. Leading figures inside the KKK, Aryan Nations, and National Socialist Party. One was the Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America. Another was in the online leadership chat that planned Unite the Right. SPLC's own CEO said on video that the intel went to federal law enforcement. Sen. Grassley spent 2023-2025 documenting how SPLC's hate group designations were cited in at least 14 internal FBI intelligence products. One of them, the Richmond memo, proposed FBI source development inside parishes where Latin Mass is celebrated. They interviewed a priest. A choir director. An internal FBI email Grassley obtained: "our overreliance on the SPLC for hate designation is problematic." Two streams of information. One endpoint. The FBI was receiving input on American threats from a 501(c)(3) that was paying people inside the KKK. And using that input to propose surveillance of Catholic parishes. That's an outsourced intelligence operation that nobody voted for and nobody audited. The fraud indictment is the floor of this story.
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Americans are saying we need to normalize just leaving if the prices are too high
Stop paying and just say no and leave
This woman went to KFC. She wanted chicken tenders, no sides, no drink. Just 6 chicken tenders
The price was $20. She said no and left
I’ve added the price into this video for each count
Prices in America are out of control
KFC’s largest stock holders are BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street and JPMorgan
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Yes, Mendoza played extremely well last year but putting a player with his character concerns in Las Vegas is just recipe for disaster. Hope I’m wrong.
/s
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@PeterDiamandis How much is the monthly subscription fees? Updates etc. Or do I control that? Can I fix and maintain like a 64 GTO or will I locked out. Only certified repair shops.
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A humanoid robot will cost us $30K and works 24/7 for $0.40/hour. A solar panel generates electricity for 3 cents/kWh. What exactly is the argument that we CAN'T create abundance?
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@Fxhedgers The real nonprofits are working hard and struggling. Money goes to the big boys that play the kick back game. Lots of action and pr with little results. Solutions and success never happen.
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@DerrickEvans4WV Understand guarantee but the blip could tip off upcoming military operations and risk lives.
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This is one of the stupidest DOJ cases in history. Southern Poverty Law Center wasn’t paying the Klan, they were paying informants to who were helping to take down the Klan.
Unless you believe white supremacists all of a sudden took over SPLC, this entire case makes no sense.
FBI Director Kash Patel@FBIDirectorKash
The money doesn’t lie. The evidence shows the charity who supposedly fought the Klan - FUNDED the Klan. The charity who supposedly fought Neo-nazis - FUNDED Neo-nazis. The SPLC engaged in a massive fraud operation to deceive their donors, funded the very hate groups they claim to oppose, and then hid their operations from the public through shell companies and fake entities. This @FBI and @DAGToddBlanche won’t let them get away with it any longer.
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JUST IN: More than half of former USAID workers reportedly still lack full-time jobs a year after DOGE dismantled the agency.
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