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Trump's Second Term

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"Imagine a native Minnesotan who works as a lineman...worried about his ability to support for and provide his family."

And then imagine that he has a neighbor who's a SOMALI REFUGEE who arrived two years ago and has a Mercedes and NO financial stress and no worries at all in the entire world and never seems to ever go to work at all because he just went to an office in the state, lied on a piece of paper, and got unlimited free money forever for life!

THAT is the system that is being run and that is the corruption that this task force under the leadership of the Vice President is going to demolish."
I can also imagine the Starship Enterprise, doesn't mean it exists you muppet.:notandy
 
Benny Johnson . . . Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

JD Vance . . . Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

ETA: But it is chilling to imagine the evidence Vance, Blondi, et al, will manufacture to arrest, convict and deport Omar. A test case, if you will, in order to deport others they don't like. You and I, perhaps.
Well, citizenship is a privilege nor a right apparently.
 
Well, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) hoped to rein in dissent among Republicans, but it didn't go entirely according to plan. When CPAC Chair Matt Schlapp asked the audience how many wanted to see impeachment hearings, he was startled to get some applause and had to quickly tell them, "That was the wrong answer." Of course at least part of it was Schlapp's foolish framing of the question. He should have asked, "Yes or no, do you want to see impeachment hearings." Then presumably the "no" vote would have drowned out the "yes" votes. Keep in mind, most of the CPAC attendees are the most faithful of MAGA, so even modest opposition to Trump is surprising. Also, looks like a heckeva lot of empty seats at the conference, indicating low enthusiasm among the base.
 
Well, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) hoped to rein in dissent among Republicans, but it didn't go entirely according to plan. When CPAC Chair Matt Schlapp asked the audience how many wanted to see impeachment hearings, he was startled to get some applause and had to quickly tell them, "That was the wrong answer." Of course at least part of it was Schlapp's foolish framing of the question. He should have asked, "Yes or no, do you want to see impeachment hearings." Then presumably the "no" vote would have drowned out the "yes" votes. Keep in mind, most of the CPAC attendees are the most faithful of MAGA, so even modest opposition to Trump is surprising. Also, looks like a heckeva lot of empty seats at the conference, indicating low enthusiasm among the base.
Well, like you said, they were dealing with MAGAchud. These folks ain't too smart.

Maybe they didn't know what impeachment was, and were just expressing their support for the orangey-colored fruit.

Or maybe they thought they meant hearings to impeach Biden or Obama.
 
Just at the start of the war.

Steve Bannon: "We're at the start of a war right now. The decision in going forward is obviously the commander in chief's, but people have to have his back. You have to be convinced this is right thing to do, particularly now that we're on the eve of potentially the insertion of American combat troops. Your sons and daughters could be on Kharg Island or holding a beachhead by the Strait of Hormuz."

 
But I thought all those places were supposed to be overrun with migrants? I mean that's why you had to have ICE going around shooting US citizens right?
Hey, the claim is entirely plausible! It's a natural result of making a country much, much less attractive for anyone to live in, after all.

Americans Are Leaving the U.S. in Record Numbers. Here's What's Driving the Trend

and

Record Numbers of Younger Women Want to Leave the U.S.
Desire to migrate among younger American women has quadrupled in the past decade

About 1/5 of the population wanting to leave permanently is just part of the effects of the over the top Republican sabotage of the nation.
 
Just at the start of the war.

Steve Bannon: "We're at the start of a war right now. The decision in going forward is obviously the commander in chief's, but people have to have his back. You have to be convinced this is right thing to do, particularly now that we're on the eve of potentially the insertion of American combat troops. Your sons and daughters could be on Kharg Island or holding a beachhead by the Strait of Hormuz."
Well that sounds like a vote winner. Tell the voters to send their children off to fight and die in the crusade because they need to have the unpopular president's back.
 
Every farmer now has the Right to Repair their own equipment thanks to President Trump. It’s crazy that our talented farmers were being prevented from doing this previously. This announcement is about common sense. Farmers will be able to spend more time in the field and less money in the repair shop because of this important new EPA guidance.

 
The Senate finally agreed to fund TSA and other agencies not named ICE last night. Now it has to pass the House.

And the House apparently has rejected this plan. Gonna get harder to blame the Dems for all this, not that they won't try.
 

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