Republicans had a choice: expose child s*x traffickers or protect Trump.

They chose Trump.

They chose traffickers.

They are the party of child s*x trafficking.

Medicare for All - "That's socialism!"

Social Security - "That's socialism!"

Debt free education - "That's socialism!"

Universal childcare - "That's socialism!"

$1 trillion in tax cuts for the richest 1%...

"That's just how it is."

Our kids are watching.

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That's how Republicans always win....by stealing seats.

They even stole a Supreme Court seat.

It’s time to wake up - we are literally on the verge of losing our democracy if Donald Trump cheats his way to those seats in Texas.

Epstein victims lawyer Spencer Kuvin: "We now know from the words of the President himself that Virginia was right all along, and that she was trafficked out of Mar-a-Lago.”

Jessica: You said that have to go into these tough spots. Tough spots like car washes and immigration courts.

Mauro: Yeah, but you don’t know who they are

Jessica: You do actually because they’re at immigration court. You literally know everything about them

2 years after Epstein "stole" Virginia Giuffre away from him, Trump had this to say about his bff:

Donnie is guilty

“He stole her.”

Trump saw it as a property transfer. Like a real estate deal.

The late Virginia Giuffre was a teenager at the time, about 17 years-old. And Epstein began sexually abusing and trafficking her.

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"Epstein was actually still on the Mar-a-Lago membership logs up to 2007. ... That of course is a year after Jeffrey Epstein's arrest in Florida."

So Trump didn't kick him out for many years after knowing Epstein 'stole' Virginia Giuffre from MAL in 2000.

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Trump says Epstein 'stole' Virginia Giuffre, a heartless and revealing admission | Opinion Without a hint of empathy, Donald Trump said his former close friend Jeffrey Epstein 'stole' a teenage Mar-a-Lago spa worker named Virginia Giuffre.

There's so much that's so wrong about Trump's "he stole her" comments on the late Virginia Giuffre. A great columnist pounces on this. @rexhuppke.bsky.social is a great columnist www.usatoday.com/story/opinio...

Ryne Sandberg, Hall of Fame Second Baseman for the Cubs, Dies at 65

RIP, Ryne Sandberg.

The Hall of Fame Chicago Cubs second baseman was acclaimed for both his brilliant fielding and his power hitting. He was 65.
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When N.Carolina went for Trump in '16 & '20, the statewide top-of-the-ticket gubernatorial race went blue both times -- thanks to democrat Roy Cooper.

Tonight, he joins me for his first TV interview since announcing that he's running for NC's crucial US Senate seat.

See you 9pm Eastern on MSNBC!

BREAKING: Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is running for United States Senate.

This could be a major pickup for Democrats.

I've donated to Roy Cooper for NC Senate today, and hope you will too. Let's work hard together to get him off to a strong start!

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Manfred ruined MLB

Bryce Harper Reportedly Got Directly in Commissioner Rob Manfred’s Face at a Recent Meeting What’s that? You want a reason to be even more worried about the duration of the inevitable post-2026 MLB lockout when the current Collective Bargaining Agreement expires? Well, in that case, I have great news for you! The players and the commissioner are kinda already at each other’s throats: Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper stood nose to nose with MLB commissioner Rob Manfred during a meeting last week and told him to “get the f— out of our clubhouse” if he wanted to talk about a salary cap, sources told ESPN. News free and unlocked: https://t.co/DukJC3i8T5— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) July 28, 2025 From the ESPN report: ‘Quiet for the majority of the meeting, Harper, sitting in a chair and holding a bat, eventually grew frustrated and said if MLB were to propose a cap and hold firm to it, players “are not scared to lose 162 games,” sources from the meeting told ESPN. Harper stood up, walked toward the middle of the room, faced Manfred and said: “If you want to speak about that, you can get the f— out of our clubhouse.” Manfred, sources said, responded that he was “not going to get the f— out of here,” saying it was important to talk about threats to MLB’s business and ways to grow the game. Before the situation further intensified, veteran outfielder Nick Castellanos tried to defuse the tension, saying: “I have more questions.” The meeting continued, and Harper and Manfred eventually shook hands, sources said, though Harper declined to answer phone calls from Manfred the next day.’ Yikes. Not that you’d expect talk of a salary cap to go well in front of the players, but this level of acrimony, a year and a half ahead of the real fight, is concerning. It was all concerning already. But this sums up just how ugly things could get. Without speaking to the particular desirability of a salary cap, I do think it’s inarguable that the league and its players need to be thoughtful about the evolving entertainment landscape. Status quo is pretty obviously not going to work, as more and more regional sports networks go by the wayside (and with them those easy, outsized cable dollars). That was always going to make the next CBA fight an ugly one, between the players and the owners, between the small-market owners and the large-market owners, and maybe even between the pre-arb/lower-salary players and the superstars who’ve already hit it big. When the shape of the pie changes as fundamentally as it probably will in the years ahead, it makes the fights about how to cut it up all the more difficult. Players do not want a salary cap, and the rationale there is plain: no artificial limits on how much a player can earn while he is in his earning years. It’s not a difficult argument for me to see the merits. Owners, meanwhile, want to control spending around the league (partially for parity, but mostly for for franchise valuations). I’ll admit to being less sympathetic on this side of the ledger, but I don’t think it’s wrong to argue that the current system is not the best fit for the future of the sport. I can at least understand it, whether I agree or not. For my part, I just want the fans to be taken care of, which means (1) teams generally all competing to put the best teams they can on the field, (2) affordable access to games, (3) wide and easy distribution of games on TV/streaming/etc., and (4) the long-term health of the sport is always top of mind. That may mean a cap and floor system – in which a guaranteed chunk of the revenue is going to the players, as it is in the other salary-capped sports – or it may mean continuing to modify the current setup. It is necessarily a very difficult and complicated dance, with everyone understandably trying to get the most they can. I just hope there’s at least as much thought given to growing the pie as how to share it. I will say that, whatever my opinion on the owners’ push for a cap, which is clearly going to be the fight this time around, I do appreciate that the commissioner is teeing it up now. Maybe if the sides get ugly right now about the cap, they can get to a slightly better place by December 2026 when the lockout begins. And then maybe, in turn, the sides can come together on a deal that makes sense for everyone before losing too many games (and a Wrigley Field All-Star Game) in 2027.

Bryce Harper Reportedly Got Directly in Commissioner Rob Manfred’s Face at a Recent Meeting

#Orioles starter Trevor Rogers: "It was the best catch I’ve ever seen. I still have no words for you. It was unbelievable. I mean, just his night in general, 100 home runs with this club and what he means to this organization and this city. My hat’s off to him. Great teammate, great person."

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Another right wing fraud exposed!

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“I won on groceries. Very simple word, groceries. Like almost, you know, who uses the word. I started using the word. The groceries.” 🤡

- 12/8/24

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The GOP is back trying to pass another bill in the dark of night.

And I have to ask, did they even read this bill? Because if they had, they’d know it undermines national security, the power of the people, and lives across the world—and is a blatant power grab in a chaotic and corrupt agenda.

Warren: "It seems to me that when the AG says 'I have the files on my desk' and then does a 180 turn and says, 'Nope, nothing here to see. I'm not going to release anything,' that that raises a question in the minds of people all across this country."

This angle truly shows how fake it was

So this is why Trump was all over Biden’s “stage 9” (inaccurate) diagnosis - because he’s at CVI stage 3 and failed to disclose. Every accusation is a confession.