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David Jolly: "The problem in this environment is not that I used to be a Republican. It's that Byron Donalds still is one."
Lose and go to prison you fucking ghoul.
Netanyahu rails nonstop against alleged high Arab turnout, calls it 'emergency' haaretz.com/israel-news/elec…
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🚨42-year-old Ryan Van De Car, whose Facebook pages were full of pro-Trump memes and N*zi imagery, has been sentenced to 136 months in federal prison for crimes involving child s*xual abuse material (CSAM)
Fontana, California police say he used multiple social media platforms to exploit juvenile victims and to obtain and distribute CSAM. Van De Car also altered the images by using AI or other means. The FBI tipped off local detectives in November 2023, he was arrested that December, and he pleaded guilty on March 5, 2026.
Photograph’s released to the press by the Fontana Police Department show Van De Car’s helmets contain N*zi imagery, including one helmet with H*tler’s face and the letters “ftw.” Another helmet has a “WhiteLivesMatter” hashtag and the word “RIDE” with a N*zi SS bolt integrated into the lettering.
Police call him a Hells Angels member, but the group’s San Bernardino County chapter told KTLA he never was never a member. He will be under federal supervision for life.
Whoopsie doodle
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History will favor those who stood up and said "No more!" to the Trump regime. She's 1000% right.
These asshole politicians and billionaires are nothing without the people. Organize. Be angry, you have every right to be.
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For 18 months, I've traveled this state and looked you in the eye. Darline Graham has looked down at a script, written by Washington insiders trying to buy this seat.
Ok, one last time: I'm Dr. Annie Andrews and I approve this message.
Having the day you voted for, part one million.
"I feel like a fool. I feel like I've been used. If I could take my vote back, I would."
Meet die-hard MAGAt Vincent Scardina, a Florida roofing contractor whose 37-year-old business, A-Plus Roofing, was suddenly paralyzed when ICE agents detained a third of his workforce. During a routine traffic stop in late May 2025, federal agents seized six of his Nicaraguan employees. Despite five of them holding valid, unexpired U.S. work permits and having no criminal records, the enforcement action immediately stripped Scardina of the specialized labor required to fulfill his local building contracts.
Scardina was a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, actively voting for the administration’s platform. He openly acknowledged his alignment with the political movement, expecting that federal immigration policies would strictly focus on public safety threats. Reflecting on his political choices, Scardina told reporters, "I supported Trump. I voted for Trump... I believed he was going to deport the criminals, the murderers, the rapists."
The enforcement operation against his own documented staff triggered immediate political remorse and emotional distress. Realizing the personal and economic consequences of the administration's sweeping enforcement directives, Scardina expressed deep regret over his vote. Overwhelmed by the loss of his team, he broke down publicly, stating, "I feel like a fool. I feel like I've been used," and added, "If I could take my vote back, I would."
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The sister of Alex Pretti who was murdered by ICE says that if you want to honor Alex please go out and vote. Vote for Alex,Vote for Justice for his family,Vote for all the victims of ICE and Vote for your community and neighbors.
In a new poll, 15% of Americans said they believe between 1 and 5% of NCAA athletes are transgender.
14% think between it's between 6 and 25%.
Meanwhile, an NCAA spokesperson confirmed that the current number is "effectively" zero
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Trump and the Republicans are about to discover that voter suppression doesn't work when everyone hates you.
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Neil Young has once again sued Donald Trump and his political operation over the alleged unauthorized use of "Rockin' in the Free World" at a campaign rally.
Young previously sued Trump's campaign over its use of the same song in 2020. That case was settled and the campaign promised not to use it again "without a license and permission from Young."
"'Rockin' in the Free World' is a blistering anthem that contrasts the hollow promises of American political rhetoric with the harsh realities faced by the poor, homeless and forgotten," says Young's lawsuit. "The lyrics paint vivid street-level portraits — a mother discarding her baby, addicts lost in despair, garbage piling in the shadows of prosperity — while the repeated chorus delivers a savage irony, celebrating freedom that clearly isn't shared by all. In short, the song is the opposite of everything that Donald J. Trump stands for."
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