Norm & Hondo

Is that L Campbell?

I hate Corey more than her and thats saying a lot.

Yes exactly and he's proof and allies are doing it quietly.
Double wammy Trumpo!

RFK Jr.’s ideas are dangerous and completely detached from reality. Honestly, he’s more suited for a free ride in a straitjacket. lol

WTF — voters elected one version of Fetterman and the one siding with Trump wasn’t on the ballot.

Good morning.

Mike Lindell is a business genius:
Makes $10 profit per book.
Buys his own book for $15.
Decides he “owes himself” $5… but since he doesn’t have to pay himself, the books are basically free.
Wall Street hates this one weird trick. 🤡

Lol, I like that.

This is what “law and order” looks like under Trump: ignore the victims, protect the powerful, call it justice.
When survivors raise their hands and "it" can’t even raise her eyes, that’s cowardice in a suit. You have no business running anything public.

Someone has to pay for voting in a fool who’s already destroyed the country… and they don’t even realize it yet.

Walked past the produce section yesterday: Canadian, Mexican, and other apples flying off the shelves, while the half-price US apples just sat there.
Guess who’s to blame? Fuck Trump! 🍎

Yes, I saw that — the headline was pushing it a bit, lol.
Still, I could see a major shift in NATO at some point.
Hard not to think it’s all because a majority of Americans decided a convicted felon with the full powers of the presidency was a better choice than a Black woman.

Reality: it’s a negotiated shift of leadership roles to European allies — the U.S. still holds SACEUR and major component commands.

That’s burden-sharing, not a purge. Context matters.

boiled down to a lot of the political and legal gridlock because people in power are protecting themselves, their allies, and their careers.

Humbled, wide awake, and limitless.

Let’s be honest — nothing is going to make Trump resign. He has no shame, no accountability, and no intention of leaving voluntarily -- And why would he? The White House has become a criminal enterprise with built-in immunity.

Lol, damn, you made me see the pic again lol

Certain politicians would be thrilled for the Epstein files to come out — not for transparency, but for the spotlight. In today’s politics, outrage is currency

Isn’t he the Flat Earth guy? Or is that next week’s rollout? I can’t keep up — new theory every episode. Soon it’ll be oxygen is optional, gravity is suspicious, and clouds are part of a federal pilot project. I’m bracing for the press release

Quick—scroll past, don’t stop and look. My New Year’s resolution is officially in Jeopardy....

True, I can see that. After all, he’s my runner-up… lol.

We (Canadians) should host a grand opening ceremony, invite the billionaire and Trump, and the moment they cut the ribbon… accidentally send them tumbling. Totally within the bounds of Canadian civil law… probably. 🏒💪🇨🇦

The details get blurry, but the principle is simple: think before sharing, don’t spread hate. The rest? Let the people we pay handle it.

It starts with us. Before blaming leaders or platforms, ask yourself:

Should I share this?
Is it true?
Am I spreading hate?

Then push our leaders to act—they work for us, after all.

That’s tough. Fixing it means transparency, user control, digital literacy, and holding platforms accountable. Beyond that, it’s tricky—especially with new debates over what counts as free speech

Absolutely. Leaders light the match, but algorithms pour the fuel. When platforms tweak what gets amplified, it can reshape public opinion at scale.

Great post. But pardons aren’t magic shields. Using them to protect an entire administration would spark serious court battles and a constitutional crisis. It’s not that simple.

Great point. Social media amplifies hate—algorithms reward outrage. But when leaders spread it or stay silent, that silence feels like approval. Leadership sets the tone; platforms amplify it. Accountability has to apply to both if we want to heal and hold the country together.

And this is trash

You’re a better man than I am—I would’ve stopped at ‘morally,’ changed it to ‘moron,’ and deleted the rest.