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I am going to keep doing this until people look the fuck up, the sky is falling.
Last might Trump fired 17 Inspector generals, the people who keep a watch out for waste, fraud and abuse.
I saw a headline this morning, "This appears to be in violation of federal law." So what? Trump violated federal law last night. Who is going to stop the King?
50 fucking Senators who fear retribution from the King voted for a drunken, wife abusing rapist to be the face of our Defense department.
When Hegseth gets that 3AM call, most likely he will still be in a bar getting a lap dance.
The Sky Is Falling Right Fucking Now and do not put it past the corrupt members of the Supreme Court to toss out birth right citizenship.
What is the plan from Democrats? Who is organizing them to respond, to take action against the illegal actions of our King?
Donate money to fighters, donate to the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, AOC, Jasmine Crocket.
Democratic Party, stop sending me texts to donate more money. Show me what you are doing first?
https://www.theweek.in/news/world/2025/01/25/did-donald-trump-break-us-law-while-firing-heads-of-17-independent-government-agencies.html
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Pachamama
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Jit423
(885 posts)kerouac2
(986 posts)We should too. Tie things up in court as much as possible.
mwmisses4289
(436 posts)Some lawsuits have already been filed. But more need to be filed.
dalton99a
(86,306 posts)And Republicans are people too
Kaleva
(38,899 posts)Donating is what one does during normal times.
Everybody you listed plays by the rules. Fascists don't.
gab13by13
(26,366 posts)Her house is atop a high hill with a secluded driveway.
My son-in-law has a touch of PTSD so he is the perfect person to have in the house. He has a safe full of weapons including AR's and AK's.
Kaleva
(38,899 posts)Baron2024
(1,123 posts)We need locations to rally at. Dems should rapidly form Militias to defend the Constitution. Blue State locations would be best to start with. Resistance!
hadEnuf
(2,952 posts)They may be too busy with "other assignments".
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)I think that we have NO IDEA how deep the MAGA movement has imbedded themselves into the Military, Nat Guard, Border Patrol, Secret Service, etc etc etc
We got a glimpse, for those who were watching, during the J6th insurrection........And of course, no attention what-so-ever was paid to the COMMAND of those groups.........Little has been said about the Secretary of the Army being the ONLY one ALLOWED to order the National Guard into action, and everyone who tried to contact him by the telephone just got a busy signal, or his phone ringing and not being answered.......The story of the Maryland Governor was buried. He had his National Guard assembled at his State's border, and was calling the number and not getting through, and finally directed his Guard to go full steam ahead to the capitol.....by the time they reached the Capitol, it was regretfully, pretty much all over........Little did I expect to see, all the seditionists allowed to just walk away from the Capitol without being corralled, confronted, and arrested......
Baron2024
(1,123 posts)You should post this as an OP. We need a thread to talk about this. MAGA in the military and the police. Fascists need to be rooted out. Good post.
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)The State Governments and City Governments that have been colluding with the racist MAGAs in their Police Departments. Just look at the Police Department's Racist Cops, that intentionally inflicted their wrath on PEACEFUL demonstrations like Black Lives Matter, and the Black population in general...
We are a Blue state, and the Aurora City Council, and the Denver City Council have paid out TENS of MILLIONS for horrific police brutality claims in these cities in the past ten years. Hell, Aurora PD and Paramedics, quite literally EUTHANIZED a young black who was just walking down the street.......etc etc etc.
I can only imagine how emboldened the MAGA movement will be, from now on, with Trump in office. Especially since he pardoned every seditionist in the J6th blood bath...............
TommyT139
(987 posts)Needs workshopping, but sounds about right.
Sadly, those of us in blue states will be less well-equipped.
Native
(6,888 posts)Fast forward 4 months and i actually agree with him.
Kaleva
(38,899 posts)PatSeg
(49,847 posts)he can break laws at will and no one does anything about it. All that law abiding stuff is the for the weak.
Mr.Bee
(509 posts)Welcome to your FoxNews Administration!
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yellow dahlia
(1,283 posts)I have been monitoring fox and (not)newsmax for a few years. The propaganda campaign is astounding, but effective. And then there are OAN and real America'svoice. And the far far-right nutjobs on podcasts and such, such as alex jones and dan bongino, and a whole bunch of other weirdos.
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)The RepubliCONs have been chipping away at it since HW and his CABAL corruptly interfered in the 1980 election and got their Pawn Reagan installed in the White House. The damage done during two terms of Reagan was incredible. Then, when they once again corruptly got W installed in 2000 and 2004, they had their program on a full roll out.
Fox News and Limbaugh, as well as RW Radio were almost like a psy-ops part of their extremely well organized and orchestrated efforts......as well as all the rest of the Media which is 95+% owned and/or operated by the RepubliCON Oligarchs.
The psychiatrists have said that if a person is exposed ONLY to Fox and RW radio for ten years, it very effectively brain washes them.
The most prominent things in their accomplishments, in my opinion, were utilizing TREASON to install Reagan which allowed HW and his CABAL to run things for eight years, getting HW installed so he could pardon the 100+ plus members of his CABAL that were indicted at the end of Reagan's occupation of the White House. Then came the 2000 election, where they got the USSC and allowed them to corruptly intervene, which resulted in stopping the count in Florida, which would have given the election to the dems.
Followed up in 2004 with the voting machines being seriously corrupted to keep W in office, Then their Supreme Court in 2010 making "Citizens United" a matter of law, then intentionally rallying the Religious Right and White Supremacists in favor of Trump, and allowing Russia to provide assistance in the corrupting of the voting to make sure Hillary didn't get into office and installing Trump....
A RepubliCON Presidential Aide long ago was quoted as telling a Dem Aide: "We will do whatever we want, and all you will be able to do is stand back and watch"
Pretty much was what they did........
yellow dahlia
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And I keep saying - now what?
It looks like one of their next moves is to create a civil war, although I contend we are in a cold civil war already.
I keep thinking if we can get the counter-narrative out effectively, it is one way to sway a shift in the minds of some of those who are bamboozled and conned, but maybe not full on brain washed.
What would happen if it is proven that the last election was also manipulated? Dan Goldman has asked for an investigation. And Jasmine Crockett is shining a light on the hints of some "tabulation rigging".
And I keep saying - what can we do?
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)that there is, that there little that can be done at this point with the RepubliCONS having advanced their game over and over again......
The time to do something was in 2000. AND, then again in 2004, And definitely in 2016.......and then in all of 2023 and 2024.....
The dems, for decades have been walking down the jungle path, swatting at mosquitoes, and were oblivious to the herd of charging elephants...........pun intended......
All of that time, and even still, the Dems are taking the "High Road", and not beginning even to recognize we are fighting a Guerrilla War and have been since 1980...........
dickthegrouch
(3,922 posts)What is it about the brain washing that makes people vote or act against self interest so many times?
Why don’t they have critical thinking skills?
Why is it so difficult for sane family members to challenge the lies?
We can’t always discern the truth, how can we possibly expect artificial intelligence to do so?
I just performed a google search and their AI driven response at the top of my results was largely inaccurate to my certain knowledge. I don’t know of a way to report that. But it makes even internet search results unreliable. “Do no evil” was Google’s motto. While they abandoned that a long time ago, their results are now IMHO utterly evil.
spanone
(138,149 posts)MineralMan
(148,454 posts)Telling people the sky is falling? Well, we can all see that for ourselves.
My question is: What are YOU doing about it that might have some effect?
If you have any suggestions for what people on DU can do, share those. We already know that there are problems. Do you have any fresh ideas about how to help fix those problems?
DU is a discussion forum. We can discuss ways we might change things and undo some of the damage. We already know there has been and will be damage.
Here's my suggestion: Get busy communicating with state, local and national legislators. And not just the ones you agree with, either. Tell them what you want, and how you suggest they do what you want. Don't yell at them. Write plainly and clearly and include details of things they might actually be able to do to better the situation. Don't just do it once. Do it frequently. Be the polite, thoughtful squeaky wheel on a consistent basis.
DU is great for what it is. However, it doesn't really DO anything. That's up to us as individuals. Don't tell us things are bad. Tell us what you're doing to make them better.
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KPN
(16,364 posts)"Donate money to fighters, donate to the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, AOC, Jasmine Crocket." That suggestion happens to be the exact conclusion I reached over the past week.
I want to see results that address a deep concern I have had for upwards of 40 years now -- the steady erosion of "middle class". Frankly, I'm not sure our party leadership has sufficiently shared that concern over that time-frame. That's important. Why? Well, I don't think we'd be in the sad shape we are in today had we done as good a job on the economic front as we did on social issues. We kind of turned our backs on the middle class, and that finally and fully reflected in votes this past November.
I gave way more than I ever had to the Democratic Party at every level in last year year's election. I'm sure many if not the majority of us did the same. It didn't work.
I like his suggestion.
Magoo48
(5,869 posts)What is needed is creative, consistent, massive direct action by grassroots organizations and individuals.
The question is, will first world people make the efforts and sacrifices needed to rescue their own freedoms. Up until now, and like with climate catastrophe, the answer is no. Let’s encourage each other to change our minds.
KPN
(16,364 posts)especially given Citizens United.
Re: “grassroots”, it’s going to take most of the roots so to speak. So your point about the need for massive direct action and your question about 1st world people’s will are both spot on.
I also love your suggestion: “lets encourage each other to change our minds” when it comes to willingness to sacrifice by engaging in massive direct action. We should all spread that encouragement.
So yeah — great post! Thanks!
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Arazi
(7,495 posts)Maybe cut some folks some slack if they haven’t gotten into full gear yet on where best to apply their time, $$ and resources 🙄
Many folks are in shock and processing info - it’s coming very very fast.
These attempts to scold and shame folks for reporting that their sky is falling also aren’t helpful.
DUers are doers. Most everyone is gearing up here. Again, cut folks some slack if they’re not as organized as you are SIX days into what’s going to be a long slog
Efilroft Sul
(3,849 posts)Because it sure seems like they didn't.
Why didn't party leaders tell various congressional members, governors, union leaders, something like, "Okay, you, you, and you are war room organizers to combat this line of bullshit. You in this group are assigned to this other war room. And you six over here are responsible for improving our messaging across the board." So when the SHTF this week — LIKE WE ALL KNEW IT WOULD — the Democrats would've been ready to go with vigorous responses. You know, an actual resistance.
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!! Right On!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pototan
(2,304 posts)Please realize that the average American (not every American) is a fucking dope.
The dopes. The misinformed, uninformed voters incapable of critical thinking may not even be a majority, but they are certainly a plurality.
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)the political landscape in the U.S. since HW & his CABAL, corruptly rigged the election of 1980.........and have been screaming my head off ever since, like many here on DU.............
In every Presidential election since, I have watched the average people. I could not believe the numbers of people who, one week before the election, would watch the TV commercials, and vote on what they viewed. They lived in their own personal little world, not watching, reading or studying all of he candidates and what they truly and historically represented the other three years, eleven months, and three weeks..........
As I have said countless times before, the Perfect Title for a book covering the past 45+ years would be:
WHILE THE NATION SLEPT
And,..........Here we are..................
homegirl
(1,635 posts)shocked at the ease at which too many Americans believe they are living in the Best, most Powerful Nation in the World. We don't even scrape into the Top Ten when it comes to Employment, Education, Benefits, Job Security, Feeding the hungry (constant TV ads to contribute to Food Banks), sheltering the homeless, Health care and Economic Fraud!
We believe what makes us feel good--not what is the truth...
dickthegrouch
(3,922 posts)We need to show the idiots how uncomfortable they really are or will be.
Billboards and in-game messages are the way to engage the younger generations. Newspapers and TV are largely irrelevant in this country.
Attilatheblond
(5,058 posts)But we allow shoddy, inefficient building because PROFITS for the entities greasing the palms of local officials who set/enforce building standards.
KPN
(16,364 posts)their economic security. Secure people are more often happy, rational, and open-minded people.
JohnnyRingo
(19,625 posts)The list is lengthy because he hires the scummiest people he can find.
We made endless fun of his statement that he hires "only the best", then fired them for disloyalty, incompetence, or criminal behavior..
wnylib
(25,183 posts)fit into his plans. He called them disloyal.
JohnnyRingo
(19,625 posts)But many were so corrupt or incompetent he couldn't ignore them. Michael Flynn and HHS Director Tom Price, the guy with the $50k desk with the cone of silence.
Jeff Sessions
Dan Coats
Oil Man Scott Pruitt from the EPA
The list is nearly endless. Now we're beginning a new list of boobs, traitors and criminals who will be long gone before the year ends. I doubt Hegseth lasts. He's a walking time bomb.
wnylib
(25,183 posts)He wants loyalty, not competence. He wants people who will do as he says. If they were competent professionals, they wouldn't.
Skittles
(161,731 posts)there's no shortage of Trump whores to choose from
they just keep on coming
Dark n Stormy Knight
(10,159 posts)no less.
twodogsbarking
(12,674 posts)Martin Eden
(13,804 posts)More lawsuits will be filed as Hair Twitler breaks laws. Every Dem senator voted against the Hegseth nomination, and many are speaking out.
They have limited power to affect things legislatively.
The balance of power could change (if we still have legitimate elections in 2026) as leopards eat the faces of fools who voted for the leopards.
dchill
(41,253 posts)Why ask us? YOU'RE the media! Get an expert and then TELL US! Where's your collective spine?
NoMoreRepugs
(10,952 posts)have shown me nothing in how they plan on countering Trumpism. Another thought is to do some critical thinking about potential outcomes down the road a bit that can come about as a result of the INSANE actions currently being fostered on the country. Call me silly but I’m of the opinion we are going to have to fight to get our Democracy back.
wnylib
(25,183 posts)The force can be political, legal, financial, or physical.
But it has to be strong, persistent, focused, and unbending. Negotiations and compromise do not work with political fanatics. Nothing matters to them except their mission, whether that mission is themselves or a group of their pals.
Oopsie Daisy
(5,222 posts)Donate money to fighters, donate to the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, AOC, Jasmine Crocket.
Democratic Party, stop sending me texts to donate more money. Show me what you are doing first?
I understand that you're concerned. We all are. But I also understand that it's unreasonable to expect minute-by-minute updates posted on Instagram or other social media. In today's digital age, there is a prevailing trend where individuals seek fleeting validation through frequent and often superficial posts about their thoughts, activities, and experiences.
This constant stream of updates has conditioned people to anticipate and EXPECT instantaneous information, whether it originates from acquaintances, loved ones, public figures, or political entities. Then when the expected updates do not come as quickly (or as often) some will wrongly assume that something must be wrong. Or, worse yet, some will assume it means they don't care any more, or that they're literally doing nothing.
Sometimes I see these excessive updates and wonder to myself "don't they have anything BETTER or MORE PRODUCTIVE to do with their time??" --- And in the case of our stalwart and honorable Democrats who are NOT posting a continual stream of consciousness... it's clear to me that they DO INDEED have more productive things to do with their time. And for that, I am grateful.
Listen, I know that it can be frustrating for people who want and demand instant-gratification and nonstop information. Logically, that feeling will be made worse and people can be left feeling even more powerless simply because they aren't in-the-loop of what's going on. But I'd like to remind you that simply because we can't SEE what's going on, doesn't mean that NOTHING is transpiring behind the scenes and outside of the public view.
Everyone is, of course, entitled to advocate for donations to their preferred causes, groups, or political figures, I believe, however, as part of your efforts to encourage donations and support to specific causes/groups... I think it's important to avoid making sweeping negative and unjust insinuations, such as suggesting that the Democratic party is not doing anything or that the party aren't "fighters".
My support of the Democratic party isn't conditional or transactional. I encourage you and anyone who thinks as you to to keep the faith and to support our elected leaders.
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PS: With regard to receiving texts and other donation requests from the Democratic Party... just unsubscribe. Or block the numbers being used to contact you.
Felicita
(64 posts)dickthegrouch
(3,922 posts)And let the others work on solving the problems
Not everyone needs to react to everything IF there’s a reliable and well known source of facts. The M$M is no longer that. Google search is no longer that. Far too much disinformation and misinformation is being spread both by ignorant and malicious entities.
So-called AI will never be capable of fixing the problem when malicious people control the training and premises for highlighting the results.
Dems need to be seen as an impeccably reliable source. With the actual evidence linked for those who want more information. I know it’s a pain to put citations in everything but the single biggest failure of most repugs is backing up their lies with data because they don’t have any.
Oopsie Daisy
(5,222 posts)* or perpetuating the denigrating lie of the "lazy do-nothing incompetent Democrats" ... or to encourage people to NOT donate to the party until they start sharing political updates with every photo of every meal throughout the day.
As you correctly noted, there is indeed a lot of disinformation that's harmful to Democrats (and, by extension, that benefits Trump, the GOP, and their Russian handlers/allies). You also hit the nail directly on the head when you characterized it as being spread by folks who are "ignorant and malicious."
That's why I think it's incumbent upon us all to NOT pile-on, or amplify the negativity that's already out there. While DU may be our safe little "bubble" it does not exist in a vacuum. It is not impervious to outside observers. Also, the things we say and write here are frequently the SAME THINGS we say to our friends, family, colleagues and neighbors out in the real world. (And one person repeats it to two more, who tell two more, and so on, and so on.)
We can help control the narrative too. I think that's definitely do-able.
choie
(5,078 posts)They're not a loved one, a family member or friend. They represent and work for us! If specific elected officials are not acting, if they're not standing up for democracy (and it's too early to say that) then they should not be supported. I'm not saying we should expect them to do everything we want, but I just don't get the blind allegiance thing.
Oopsie Daisy
(5,222 posts)In a defacto two party system, only ONE of two parties (either the Democrat or the Republican) will win in a national race. Any vote or non-vote that does not directly benefit the Democrat is, in fact, something that benefits the GOP.
I find it deeply disturbing that anyone would characterize this common sense fact of life as "blind allegiance" or something to be avoided. It's just weird.
choie
(5,078 posts)You can find it disturbing all you want. Doesn't bother me a bit.
Oopsie Daisy
(5,222 posts)That's not what you said, Choie! In post #60, you clearly said that "allegiance to a party should be conditional and transactional."
>> choie (4,884 posts)
>> 60. But allegiance to a party should be conditional and transactional
You weren't talking about primaries. There's no ambiguity in what that post says. Finding ways to justify not voting for Democrats is disturbing and alarming.
>> You can find it disturbing all you want. Doesn't bother me a bit.
It's weird that anyone would defend, justify or promote the idea of not voting for Democrats. Why?
No, seriously... I really want to know why you think that. In what world would any rational person believe that it's okay to not vote for Democrats? I can't wrap my head around it. Please help me to understand where you're coming from.
choie
(5,078 posts)I never said that we shouldn't vote for Democrats. What I thought I said - or what I meant, was that we have a right to force, yes even strong arm our elected officials to do the right thing. For example, when Chuck Schumer says that he's going to work on a bipartisan level, we need to push back firmly and let him know that we will not tolerate complicity nor collaboration with those who are out to destroy our democracy. If it takes letting him know that we won't vote for him again, that's what we need to do. If it takes protests against them, so be it. We have to make them understand that we're furious, and will not accept inaction.
SupportSanity
(1,258 posts)Let's say I donate $1000 to Andy Kim.
But now the contract states that if he votes for anything MAGA/TRUMP, I get my money back.
So after his vote to confirm Kristi Noem, I should be receiving a check for $1000.
Needs some fine tuning, but transactional support for someone that should be representing me, not Trump or MAGA.
I know he says that he can work with Noem, but...!!!!!!
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muriel_volestrangler
(103,003 posts)Trump has halted loads of everyday spending at the National Institutes of Health - travel, that kind of thing. This is at a time when a novel bird flu is decimating poultry flocks (hello, egg prices!) and threatening to jump species to humans.
Trump has halted all non-military foreign aid, apart from to Egypt and Israel. This means he's stopped all humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Plus any that was going to Sudanese refugees (I have no idea how much that was, though). Plus other humanitarian crises.
Trump has halted all global HIV/AIDS aid. This was largely a Republican program - probably the best thing George W. Bush ever did.
These decisions will start killing people.
DENVERPOPS
(10,747 posts)"the best thing George W Bush ever did"?????????????????????????
Do you know the "back story" to why W did his program to pretend he was helping with AIDS?????????????
Okay,.......... AZT, developed by the U.S. Government, was given to a drug company to manufacture.......That drug company, as a condition of them manufacturing it, demanded the U.S. Government not allow anyone to sue them re AZT.
The Pharma people are always saying, the outrageous price of the drugs is because we have massive development costs, and massive liability costs................... In this case they had neither. Wow, a pharmaceutical company's wet dream come true........
Okay, they started manufacturing it, and releasing it at an outrageous selling price of six bucks a pill, with people needing to take 6-8 pills a day. Back then, 30 years ago, that was way, way, beyond a ludicrous amount of money.............
Years later, W is in office when that pharmaceutical company's "cash cow AZT" was going OFF patent, meaning anyone could manufacturer it, and sell it at a much lower price. The Chinese openly stated they were going to start manufacturing it, and sell it, at a profit, for 12 CENTS a pill.........
The W admin immediately announced they were going to give SIX BILLION Dollars to the AIDs effort, which everyone cheered! What the public didn't know, was that they were going to use the entire SIX BILLION to buy the AZT FROM THE ORIGINAL CORPORATION, at 6 dollars a pill, just before it went off patent....
Cute, huh.........
Felicita
(64 posts)Blame the right wing oligarch media and dopes in this country who watch it and believe it. Things have gone critical and without a majority in either chamber or SC, it will be challenging to stop the avalanche, but I'm sure they are doing what they can right now. It is all happening so fast, it is hard for them to organize a solid plan instantly.
I have been to many local Democratic Party headquarters/ campaign sites over the years and the people are always motivated, intelligent and want to to the right thing. That is why I am a Democrat. I like your idea of donating to "the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, AOC, Jasmine Crocket." if you possibly can, but I am going to donate to some Democratic organizations also-they need it now more than ever.
Oopsie Daisy
(5,222 posts)D. Spaulding
(140 posts)plans, even though they lied through their teeth pretending otherwise.
I just hope buyer's remorse sinks in quick for all those non MAGA who put him over the top.
choie
(5,078 posts)KPN
(16,364 posts)Now! I contributed vastly more in 2020 than I ever had in past election years. I suspect many, if not most active Democrats did as well. My spigot isn't dry, but I came to the same conclusion you did. I am going to contribute only to organizations and individuals that I feel are or will get results -- especially at leveling the economic playing field.
Dark n Stormy Knight
(10,159 posts)than ever and more than was comfortable. We've recent had one failure of major appliance after another, medical bills, etc. I donated to Indivisible yesterday. That will be one of the few money-begging emails we can handle right now. Blocked a lot.
OldBaldy1701E
(7,130 posts)Mickju
(1,815 posts)I think we are in trouble.
Kablooie
(18,834 posts)But to donate to organization that just have a philosophy i agree with is money down the drain.
I will only donate to help concrete actions, of which there seems to be none.
LeftInTX
(32,235 posts)People who supported Jill Stein also voted for it.
I didn't vote for it!!!
Attilatheblond
(5,058 posts)Trump just took the actual job out of the hands of the people who were doing the actual job so his billionaire sponsor can get in there to do things for his own benefit.
Baron2024
(1,123 posts)I have heard some refer to Trump as a King. Please do not call Trump a King; call him a Dictator. A King may be an Autocrat but a King is at least supposed to be noble. Trump has no nobility. He is a crass and ignoble monster. Call him what he is (or what he intends to be)-- a Dictator.
Cherokee100
(347 posts)It's all about the money. Thank you 'Citizens United' (sarcasm).
Number9Dream
(1,698 posts)GoYouPackersGo
(194 posts)Blah blah blah fucking blah.
Too many Democratic Party leaders who can't or won't punch back.
republianmushroom
(18,706 posts)more than a billion spent last election and now ,we need more.
malaise
(280,734 posts)Jack Valentino
(1,629 posts)Last report I saw, said they AREN'T leaving. Litigation will certainly follow.
Initech
(103,526 posts)Trump is wrong.
Pete Hegseth is wrong. Kristi Noem is wrong. Kash Patel is wrong. Elon Musk is wrong. Mark Zuckerberg is wrong. Jeff Bezos is wrong.
Fox News is wrong. Newsmax and OAN are wrong.
The Christian right is wrong.
The Heritage Foundation and Federalist Society are wrong.
Infowars, Facebook, and Twitter/X are wrong.
It's easy to give up hope right now, but I refuse to give in and accept what these assholes are doing to my country and the world.
dchill
(41,253 posts)themaguffin
(4,350 posts)ffs,
We all know what's going on.