This likely answers the 'who's responsible ' question.
Now. How was a school full of children hit? By US forces.
Take responsibility.
This likely answers the 'who's responsible ' question.
Now. How was a school full of children hit? By US forces.
Take responsibility.
So this is Trump's global game plan?
Kill existing leadership.
Order a $1 bil/day military campaign.
Then be involved in selection of a new leader
The values of the United States as I know them:
Respect for human rights
No voter suppression
Respect for diversity, equity and inclusion.
Foreign policy that respects other countries
Domestic policy that provides opportunity and doesn't widen the wealth gap.
Next question.
This was bound to happen. Especially after this week's Congressional hearing with bipartisan grilling.
05.03.2026 19:34 β π 3 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Residents express concern about Baltimore's plan to shoot deer in city parks at night.
"I feel like there are so many risks with doing such a violent management tactic"
Other's support non-lethal ways to manage an urban deer population
I agree.
wbaltv.com/article/balt...
Good time to talk about unleashing alternative energy.
My latest podcast from Maryland Capital--
Wind energy.
Clean. Plentiful. Renewable.
But Trump standing in the way of projects along the East Coast.
My guests are from the Offshore Wind Alliance and IBEW Local 24
open.spotify.com/episode/5FWX...
Illustrations like this tell a very clear story.
Then.
And now.
Sorry. This is an individual choice. How about focusing on the measles outbreak?
04.03.2026 20:53 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Karoline Leavitt:
Trump had a "good feeling"
Iran was going to strike the US and its assets.
A good feeling??
What basis is that for going to war?
Noem and Trump's cabinet have a very difficult time admitting mistakes and apologizing.
Arrogance!
The UK had a formal inquiry over its support of the US war against Iraq, concluding it relied on bad intelligence didn't give diplomacy a chance to succeed.
Now the justification for Trump's war on Iran shifts by the day with no clear plan for the end game.
Trump shaming them is just bullying
Analyst:
"The war has become a test of wills and stamina.."
Iran is facing superior militaries so their strategy is to expand the battlefield and increase the danger to the world economy
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/w...
I commend Sen Tillis for his stern questioning of Kristi Noem.
Including...
The correlation of bad decisions.
Killing her dog.
And a goat.
And Minneapolis.
Patel is a political tool for the Trump administration.
There to bury investigations like the Renee Good killing.
Fire agents who investigated Trump even though they were experts on Iran. Last week.
Trump's war is driving up oil and natural gas prices.
He has stood in the way of progress in alternative energy. So now he's asking others to cover for him with more drilling.
State Dept urging Americans to flee the Middle East is a clear sign of the unpredictable and volatile situation Trump has unleashed. With no clear end game.
03.03.2026 01:51 β π 10 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0
This is a start.
Local DA in Minneapolis putting Bovino and others in DHS under investigation
Trump's war on Iran has triggered death and destruction in the Middle East. And he's talking about the drapes in the WH and his beloved ballroom.
Cut us a break. Please.
Congress. Wake up!
3 US planes shot down in 'friendly fire' by Kuwait.
Crews survived.
Where's the communication?
Trump says his war on Iran could last 4 to 5 weeks. Says we have "tremendous amounts of ammunition"
And suggests the Iranian military should hand over its weapons to the Iranian people
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/u...
"That's the way it is..Likely be more"
A dismissive lack of empathy.
For Americans killed in Trump's war of choice.
A bright spot this March 1.
Snowdrops. An early sign of Spring.
The Epstein files matter isn't going away.
There is a lot of un-investigated territory.
For example:
"To this day, there has not been a comprehensive, follow-the-money investigation of Epsteinβs network performed by any federal law enforcement agency"
-Sen Ron Wyden
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/u...
So now what?
Iran's Supreme Leader is selected by the Assembly of Experts an 88-member, body of Islamic theologians.
Consider Khamenei's age, they likely had some ideas of successors before today's military strikes
How does Trump condone a strike on an elementary school?
28.02.2026 18:13 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Pete is right on point.
A war of choice.
Trump and Israel attack Iran.
Trump's claims that Iran had restarted its nuclear program, could build a bomb in days, and was building missiles to reach the US "are either false or unproven."
www.nytimes.com/live/2026/02...
Loving one's country is not a requirement of voting.
And, Trump's definition of loving the country, I can guarantee, is very different from others.
Top Dems on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committe criticized the Trump administration for "sidestepping" a bill to train drone operators and improve communications among federal agencies.
βNow, weβre seeing the result of its incompetence,β
It's remarkable how Trump and the WH have turned the positive results of the Olympics into something negative.
Disparaging women.
Using AI photos and doctored video to disparage Canada. And to embarrass team members.