#SundayFunday #Immigrants #MAGA #SendBarron #ICE: Donald Trump is so stupid, he thought his father was from Sweden, and his mistress Melania was from Austria. Donald, Ivanka, Don, Jr., Eric, Don, Junior and Barron all have 1 or 2 foreign-born parents.

Victory Monday #USSR: Ronald Reagan's rabidly anti-Communist GOP now loves "Win for Putin". KGB agent Trump buys Russian diesel supporting its war on Ukraine. Russia buys Iranian drones, so they can keep fighting us to raise diesel prices. #Trump #Communist #Nazi #Fascist

Mike, government is not God. Neither is Donald Trump. And the Constitution you swore to defend does not reduce government to people carrying guns. It expressly provides for the general welfare, post offices, and the advancement of science. Your definition conveniently leaves out much of the actual document. You say government should serve people. Then answer for this record. 1. Taking from the poorest while increasing the resources of the richest. You voted for Trump’s July 2025 tax-and-spending law. Cutting health coverage and food assistance. CBO projects that the law will leave 10 million more people uninsured by 2034 than under its previous baseline. Its expanded SNAP work requirements are projected to reduce participation by roughly 2.4 million people in an average month over 2025–2034. The law also removes special exemptions for veterans, homeless people, and young adults who aged out of foster care. These are people with medical needs and grocery bills not abstractions in a budget argument. Making Americans pay tariffs while pretending foreigners pay them. Presidential family enrichment on an extraordinary scale. Reuters reported that Trump’s 2025 disclosure showed more than $1.4 billion in income from family cryptocurrency ventures. Reuters separately estimated at least $2.3 billion earned from crypto projects since his return to office. Those are overlapping measurements, not figures to add together. They are documented business proceeds—not a judicial finding that every dollar was criminal. But a president shaping an industry’s rules while his family collects billions from it presents an enormous conflict of interest. 5. Foreign money flowing into the presidential family’s businesses. AP reported a $500 million deal for nearly half of World Liberty Financial with a UAE government-linked company. Another UAE entity used $2 billion of World Liberty’s stablecoin for a Binance investment, allowing the issuer to earn interest on the reserves. That $2 billion was not a $2 billion personal payout. The actual arrangements are troubling enough without exaggeration: foreign interests were doing substantial business with the president’s family while seeking favorable American policy. 6. Weakening the protection against financial exploitation. The administration tried to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which had returned $21 billion to harmed consumers. Senate Banking Committee Democratic staff documented the dismissal of at least 22 enforcement actions involving more than $3.5 billion in alleged consumer harm. That is potential restitution, not money already recovered. But explain how abandoning those cases serves people whose money may have been taken. Who benefits when enforcement disappears the customer or the company facing the claim? DOGE’s conflicts and the destruction of essential services. Musk’s DOGE obtained access to sensitive government systems containing competitors’ business information and regulatory records. The Washington Post found no evidence that this information was misused for his companies, but documented the obvious conflicts. Meanwhile, SpaceX received a $5.9 billion military launch contract award. That award is not proof of theft; it demonstrates why a major government contractor’s influence over government requires rigorous independent oversight. The damage from the aid cuts was concrete: more than 10,000 USAID personnel and contractors were fired, thousands of programs were canceled, and annual U.S. foreign-aid disbursements fell from $72 billion to $47 billion. The people exposed were among the world’s poorest. A Lancet study projected more than 14 million additional deaths by 2030 if deep cuts persisted. That is a projection, not an observed death toll—and it is a devastating warning about the human consequences. 8. Using government power unlawfully against an individual. In the Abrego Garcia case, the Supreme Court recorded the government’s acknowledgment that sending him to El Salvador violated an existing protection order and was illegal. The Court upheld the requirement to facilitate his release. Whatever accusations officials make against someone, government must obey the law. Badges and guns do not erase due process. That is precisely where your promise to protect people from subjugation should mean something. Pardoning people who attacked the officers protecting Congress. Trump’s sweeping January 6 clemency included people convicted of violently assaulting police. About 140 officers were injured in the attack. You cannot credibly define government as protecting people against violence while treating politically useful violence as something to excuse. Removing the people assigned to expose government wrongdoing. A federal judge found that Trump unlawfully fired inspectors general, although she declined to reinstate them. These watchdogs investigate waste, fraud, and abuse. Removing independent scrutiny is a hell of a way to demonstrate a commitment to honest government. Who pays, and who benefits? The poorest households face reduced resources. People dependent on Medicaid and food assistance face lost support. Consumers and small businesses carry tariff costs. People seeking financial restitution lose enforcement. Vulnerable communities abroad lose aid. The richest households receive the largest dollar gains in CBO’s distributional analysis. Trump’s family receives substantial private business income. Companies facing abandoned enforcement actions escape that particular avenue of accountability. Government contractors continue receiving major awards. These are different financial streams not one pot of stolen money. But the priorities are unmistakable: harsh discipline for people needing help, extraordinary latitude for people holding wealth and power. And your chosen target is childcare? You can debate a childcare proposal’s cost, design, or effectiveness. But sneering at help for working parents while supporting policies that reduce the poorest families’ resources is contempt dressed up as political philosophy. Stop lecturing working families about dependence. Apply your principles to the president, the wealthy, and your own votes. Start by explaining why the poorest should lose while the richest gain.

She was actually an advocate for disabled individuals including serving as commissioner of the state’s Commission for the Blind. She has a master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling and a substantial public service record. The best thing for her and for South Carolinians would be for her to lose so she could go back to helping people

#BallonDor Kylian Mbappe, Harry Kane #BREAKING! GOP awards Donald Trump the MAGA Nobel Mar-a-Lago Ballon D'or because he told them, "I KNOW MORE ABOUT SOCCER THAN ANYBODY."

#BallonDor #ballondor26 #BallonDor2026live World Cup: Kylian Mbappe: France's all-time World Cup leading scorer enters the conversation...

#Navy #ships #USNavy #WW2: October 25, 1944 Battle of Samar: 11,000-ton escort carrier USS St. Lo (910+ aboard, 27 aircraft; 19 knots) is in battle, even hitting a nearby Japanese cruiser. 10:51 am: She's hit by kamikaze, starts burning and sinks. ~143 KIA.

Iowa trends #BB28 #SeductiveSunday #SundayFunday #USNavy #ships: all four Iowa-class battleships BB-61 USS Iowa, BB-62 USS New Jersey, BB-63 USS Missouri, and BB-64 USS Wisconsin sailed together ONLY ONCE... June 7, 1954 off the Virginia Capes. 📸 US Navy.

Trump should never have been elected to Dog Catcher much less President. He has turned his back on Democracy in favor of authoritarianism.