According to the Guardian, Truth Social has approximately 5 million viewers. That’s about 2% of the adult population in the USA. How does any credibility of Trump’s dystopian posts achieve any traction in the USA? Oh yeah, cult-blind obedience. Think not, truth social readers.

@maddow.msnbc.com So Trump & Vance chide Zelenskyy for disrespect because he’s not wearing a tie. But when the President of El Salvador does that? Not a peep.

Kings typically inherit their position through a hereditary line, while dictators seize power, often through force or manipulation, and maintain it through coercion and suppression.
Call Trump what he is: Dictator, not King.

A shout out to all those lawyers and judges ACTIVELY blocking the sociopathic aggressions on democracy by Trump. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

“Trump says leaked war plans were not classified “….How can plans of war NOT be classified? When are plans like those open for public (and enemy) consumption? Lie. Lie. Lie.

California has a mechanism to recall a governor of the state before the term is up. To bad there isn’t such a mechanism to recall a president of the United States.

I’m still waiting to hear about cost savings through slashing or eliminating government contracts to private businesses like…uh… say Neuralink, Tesla, or SpaceX?

What is the legal remedy for illegal conduct by a Supreme Court justice?

If Musk is saving billions by eliminating government contracts, why haven’t we heard of government savings from eliminating contracts with SpaceX, Neuralink, and Starlink?

@maddow.msnbc.com
Maddow: Ask your legal guests why Musk and his minions haven’t been arrested. They’re not immune! If in jail or on bail with conditions to not enter federal buildings they can’t do further damage. Common citizens can get arrested for DUI, speeding, or running stop signs.

@normeisen.bsky.social
If Musk and his minions are identified as having illegal access to (federal) Treasury files, who arrests them? FBI? USMS? USSS? Other unempowered federal police?

@schiff.senate.gov
Isn’t private citizen Musk’s unauthorized taking of people’s personal records and identifying information from the Treasury records technically called “Identity Theft”? Where’s the arrest?

Too funny. The picture and caption should be published on X (formerly “tittler”.

@schiff.senate.gov
I’ve lost count of how many reported illegal and/or unconstitutional actions Trump and Musk have committed. How long must it be before court prosecutions against each person can proceed for simple law breaking?

@joycewhitevance.bsky.social
Isn’t the actions of Musk getting access to Treasury Department’s personal records of millions of people akin to walking into those people’s homes and stealing everything or anything inside: THEFT.

@raskin.house.gov
I don’t think anything meaningful will happen until sufficient senators and house representatives with a (R) behind their names are willing to pursue any charges, allegations, investigations, or indictments against Trump’s actions brought by any impartial authority or group.

@joycewhitevance.bsky.social
When can a President who commits crimes be prosecuted?

Does anyone remember when US government functioning was quiet, boring, and EFFECTIVE?

How do we inform those who hold MAGA so dear that THEIR friends, relatives, neighbors, and others may no longer receive skilled nursing care, military benefits care, basic health care, housing help, food assistance, first responders assistance, or other cares or assistances due to Trump actions?

To paraphrase Churchill:
Never in the history of American independence has so many been so threatened in so many ways by so few.

Trump the criminal
Before entering office Trump had been convicted of 34 felonies. Under the law he is a felon. Try to get a government-related job with a felony on your record. A = 1. 34 = 1 X 34.