And zero speculation about his mental acuity from the media after he confuses Alaska with Russia.

This past week, the 79-year-old president announced he’s ended six wars (some that have been going on for centuries), asserted that windmills drive whales insane, called for Beyoncé to be prosecuted, claimed Obama committed treason and complained a convicted pedophile “stole” teenage girls from him.

Motherfucking wind farms…

Instead of spending billions on the renovation they should just move the Fed HQ into Trump's head.

Heck, Powell already lives there rent-free.

Thanks for all your great work. The Post is toast.

Politico just learning that the Trump Administration is full of incompetent grifters and lunatics.

Judge finds Newsmax aired false and defamatory claims about voting-tech company A Delaware judge finds the right-wing network aired false and defamatory statements about Dominion Voting Systems' role in the 2020 presidential election. A jury trial is slated for late April.

A Delaware judge finds the right-wing network aired false and defamatory statements about Dominion Voting Systems' role in the 2020 presidential election. A jury trial is slated for late April.

This brought tears of joy and rage to this native Bostonian’s heart.

Yes, Pete Hegseth and Michael Waltz violated all sorts of national security protocols by sharing military secrets with a journalist. But at least they were White when they did this.

by Charlie Kirk

Also, maybe "peck?"

Better hope their teacher doesn't follow this account, b/c BUSTED for Dad Doing Homework! ;)

Does President Musk have the authority to invade Canada without Congressional approval? This Federalist judge thinks so.

Introducing: The Musk Watch DOGE Tracker New tool reveals Musk has overstated verified DOGE savings by at least 92%

Foreign Agent Musk claims his Department of Gutting Everyting has cut $105 billion in federal spending.

But its itemized cuts add up to less than $30 billion, and the verifiable cuts add up to less than $9 billion.

#elonmusk #doge #scam

Opinion | A quarter-century ago, we were idealists. What are we now? Looking back on optimism and public service at a moment when each seems to be in short supply.

If you are Gen X and feeling as though the country has curdled in a way you find hard to understand, I wrote an unusually personal piece considering precisely that.
Gift link: wapo.st/41KHVL9

TLDR: "We're not in a recession yet."

Well that's certainly reassuring.

NYT: "Rather than saying the Titanic is sinking, captain advises passengers to think of it as a 'cruise in a very different direction.'"

If hydrants run dry, can you fight wildfires by flooding the zone with shit? My next guest Steve Bannon weighs in.

by Gavin Newsom

NYT is NYTs-ing again. Alt headline: "Should President Trump be allowed to break the law and violate the Constitution? Some say yes."

Kelly should borrow Curly's line from City Slickers: "I crap bigger than you."

As does Tallulah.

Three Alarming ‘Tells’ from Trump's Latest Speech. What he said was disturbing. The way he said it was worse. What I learned from these 100 long minutes.

I argue that Trump's radically shrunken vocabulary, compared with the way he gave speeches in his first term, shows something ... well, "not nice," as he might put it in his current limited lexicon.

Or something "the likes of which nobody has seen before."

fallows.substack.com/p/three-alar...

Florida would become a Sanctuary State for pedophiles and sex traffickers.

Dems ought to have filed motions to censure Taylor Greene and Boebert for their antics during Biden's speeches. Doesn't matter how much time has passed. They just don't know how to play this game.

Chaos, incoherence, incompetence.

Trump economy watch

Good time to defund weather prediction and disaster response agencies!

@bartlettb.bsky.social and I are not exactly policy-and-principle allies over the decades.

But 100% agree with him on this.

We're seeing something like Mao's Cultural Revolution, or Year Zero in Cambodia. Facts and "knowledge" don't matter to those in charge.

White text on a black background reads, “What to know as Trump’s tariffs on Mexico and Canada take effect”

President Donald Trump’s promised 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada have taken effect, in a move that is expected to raise the prices of many products the United States buys from its largest trading partners.

Here’s what to know. wapo.st/4kpPI9F

How Trump's tariffs will impact everyday Americans One estimate suggests the tariffs would cost the average U.S. household at least $830 a year.

Some estimates suggest just Tuesday's tariffs alone could cost the average U.S. household $830 a year — and that's before you factor in the cost of anticipated retaliatory tariffs from Canada, China and Mexico.