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So he admits he went to war without congress approval.

FUCKING “I guess” HE SAYS!

If it’s true that the United States bombed an elementary school and killed scores of children it is an unfathomable crime. I have never been more disgusted to be an American.

YMCA song extras?

I’m glad trump cut her down. Now her replacement is just as bad. This is a fing nightmare but real life.

It's like a weird catalog for a local community college.

It does infuriate that although Noem has been “deposed” from her position as the

ICE Princess,

Noem is still employed and taking our money as salary.

😆😆😆

Two photos. One shows Kristi Noem in a construction worker's outfit. The other shows her in a police officer outfit.

Two photos. One shows Kristi Noem in a nurse's outfit. The other shows her in an electrical worker's outfit.

Two photos. One shows Kristi Noem in a military outfit while riding aboat. The other shows her in a firefighter's outfit using a firehose.

Two photos. One shows Kristi Noem in a Westernwear outfit. The other shows her in a police officer's outfit.

good news. kristi noem has already found eight new jobs

'Gross injustice': Critics seethe as Dem governor bends to Trump on election denier President Donald Trump is a Republican and Colorado Governor Jared Polis is a Democrat, but it looks like Polis is bending to Trump’s pressure that Polis commute the sentence of an election denier — and members of both parties are furious at Polis "Justice in Colorado and America needs to be applied evenly, you never know when you might need to depend on the rule of law," Polis wrote on the social platform X about the possibility of pardoning or commuting the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters. "This is the context I am using as I consider cases like this that have sentencing disparities." Polis argued in his post that Peters’ sentence is analogous to that of a former state lawmaker recently sentenced to probation and community service after being convicted of one of the same crimes. Yet as journalist Jordan Rubin pointed out at MS NOW, those two cases were very different in important ways. “Jaquez Lewis was convicted of one count of attempting to influence a public servant and three counts of forgery,” Rubin wrote, explaining that Lewis forged letters to refute allegations she was mistreating her staff and expressed remorse. By contrast, Peters has never expressed remorse for much more serious crimes — per the state conviction, “While serving as the Clerk and Recorder of Mesa County, Ms. Peters deceived county employees to obtain credentials that allowed an unauthorized person to access Mesa County’s voting system after the 2020 election.” He added “even after her conviction, she reaffirmed her position that her conduct was justified by her conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.” Judge Matthew Barrett, who sentenced Peters, said “this case was about your corrupt conduct and how no one is above the law.” He added, “I consider deterrence in sentencing that is both general and specific that the sentence I impose must deter Ms. Peters from engaging in similar conduct in the future, but it also must deter others generally from engaging in this type of conduct.” Peters was convicted of three counts of attempting to influence a public servant and one count each of conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation, official misconduct, violation of duty and failing to comply with requirements of Colorado’s secretary of state. She allowed QAnon conspiracy theorists to access sensitive voter information in the hope to find evidence of voter fraud, which whenever produced. “The suggestion that everyone convicted under the same statute should receive the same sentence overlooks why the legislature created a [sentencing] range in the first place: no two crimes and no two defendants are the same,” said Dan Rubinstein, the Republican prosecutor who worked to convict Peters. He added that modifying her sentence “would be a gross injustice to the affected citizens I represent.” In addition to being tried by a Republican prosecutor, Peters is in a county that Trump won by 28 percentage points. Rubin himself wrote, “Still, as with another of Trump’s pardons for 2020 election–related crimes, the legally limp move sent a strong signal that the president supports the subversive behavior taken on his behalf and, as importantly, that he’ll continue to support such behavior in the future however he can.” Sen. Michael Bennet, a Colorado Democrat, said on Thursday that he shares Rubin’s concern. “Tina Peters knowingly broke the law, undermined our elections, and was rightfully convicted by a jury of her peers,” Bennet said. “At a moment like this, we can’t capitulate to a lawless Administration.” By contrast Peters’ lawyer Peter Ticktin insists that “(Peters) has been made to stay in prison because people are afraid of what she would say.” He also described her as a “political prisoner.”

'Gross injustice': Critics seethe as Dem governor bends to Trump on election denier

Provide Know Your Rights information to local communities.

Minnesota is a visible flashpoint. It's a warning, not an anomaly.

Fed immigration operations include violent confrontations, fatal shootings of Renée Good & Alex Pretti by ICE agents & numerous documented use-of-force incidents. Cruelty is the point.

'Reign of terror' over: Noem's alleged lover slammed by fellow Republicans President Donald Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Thursday — and now his fellow Republicans exult at the idea that her alleged lover and aide, Corey Lewandowski, is on the way out along with her. “The end of Corey Lewandowski’s reign represents a return to responsible and accountable governance,” an anonymous administration official told The Post. “The nation welcomes Senator [Markwayne] Mullin’s nomination.” Another White House official said they believe Lewandowski will lose his job once Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Ok.) replaced him, explaining that they “don’t know who would want him.” Lewandowski is rumored to have been in a long-term affair with Noem, including living with her and serving as a power behind the throne in the department. He controlled contract approval, made critical staffing decisions and was widely reputed to be vindictive and ruthless. Lewandowski himself says he does not know his future at the White House. “I haven’t made that decision,” Lewandowski said when asked about his career plans. Asked earlier this week about the alleged affair with Lewandowski, Noem did not outright deny it but said the question was offensive. "Secretary Noem, at any time during your tenure…have you had sexual relations with Corey Lewandowski?" U.S. Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-CA) asked Noem. Noem replied, "That is garbage and it is offensive that you have brought that up.” Kamlager-Dove responded, "It is about your judgment and decision-making.” Trump himself was allegedly aware of the affair, as he is reported to have “frequently” told people he saw Noem and Lewandowski drink from the same soda can. "You can’t do that, it’s pretty obvious!” Trump remarked. “You can’t do that, everyone’s going to know!" Trump reportedly said. He added, “That’s his go-to story. He says that frequently about them.” The two have been rumored to be involved in an affair for years before joining the Trump administration. According to the Daily Mail, Noem “won the governorship in 2018 promising to uphold the wholesome family values that she said South Dakotans have ‘long embraced.’ Defending ‘traditional marriage’, which she defined as ‘a special, God-given union between one man and one woman’, was particularly important to her,” and “was the foundation for her beliefs, policy priorities and the ideals she lives by, said Noem, who has a son and two daughters with her husband Bryon who she married in 1992.” According to NBC News, Noem was not fired for any one reason but due to a number of reasons. "An administration official told NBC News that the president decided to fire Noem due to 'a culmination of her many unfortunate leadership failures including the fallout in Minnesota, the ad campaign, the allegations of infidelity, the mismanagement of her staff, and her constant feuding with the heads of other agencies, including CBP and ICE," NBC News reported.

'Reign of terror' over: Noem's alleged lover slammed by fellow Republicans

TX Republican drops reelection bid amid pressure over affair scandal WASHINGTON — Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-San Antonio, dropped out of his primary runoff Thursday, heeding calls from House Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP members to end his reelection bid amid revelations that he had an affair with an aide who died by suicide. “After deep reflection and with the support of my loving family, I have decided not to seek re-election while serving out the rest of this Congress with the same commitment I've always had to my district,” Gonzales said in a statement posted on social media. “Through the rest of my term, I will continue fighting for my constituents, for whom I am eternally grateful.” The third-term congressman admitted the affair on Wednesday, the day after he finished second to challenger Brandon Herrera in the Republican primary for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District. Gonzales initially denied rumors of the affair, and resisted calls to drop out or resign after the San Antonio Express-News published a text in which the aide acknowledged the affair. Explicit texts between Gonzales and his then-aide came to light soon after, showing the congressman asking for a “sexy pic” and persisting despite her assertion he had gone “too far.” The House Ethics Committee is investigating whether Gonzales “engaged in sexual misconduct towards an individual employed in his office” and “discriminated unfairly by dispensing special favors or privileges.” Gonzales’ departure from the runoff means Herrera, a gun rights activist and YouTuber challenging the more moderate incumbent from his right, will be the Republican nominee in the sprawling border district. Herrera ran against Gonzales in 2024, forcing a runoff that he lost by less than 400 votes. This time, Herrera went into the runoff in first place. While Gonzales received more early and absentee votes, according to unofficial returns, Herrera outperformed Gonzales on election day, suggesting that news of the scandal was resonating with voters. A Navy veteran from San Antonio, Gonzales was first elected to the House in 2020 in a close race against now-San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones. While a reliable conservative, Gonzales is regarded as the most moderate Republican member of the Texas delegation, having voted to certify the 2020 election, establish a January 6 Commission and codify federal recognition of same-sex and interracial marriage. Gonzales also voted for a bipartisan gun safety bill in the wake of the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, which he represents; that vote has been a flashpoint in each of the last two primaries, with Herrera criticizing the vote and vowing to take a hard line on preserving gun rights if elected. He had been an outspoken voice in the Republican conference on border security and immigration, representing a significant swath of the border. He helped organize support for the successful push to impeach former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas during the Biden administration. But he has at times cautioned the Trump administration to keep its deportation focus on hardened criminals. In 2024, he referred to some of his fellow Republicans as “scumbags” and klansmen. And he’s sparred with some of the furthest-right members of the conference, including Rep. Chip Roy, R-Austin, over hardline immigration proposals. Gonzales initially had the support of House GOP leadership in his reelection bid, as well as that of President Donald Trump, whose endorsement he did not have in 2024. But Johnson, R-Louisiana, and other high-ranking House Republicans, including National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Richard Hudson, called on Gonzales to withdraw from the runoff Thursday. Trump has not weighed in on the 23rd District primary since news of the scandal broke. He congratulated Gonzales during a rally in Corpus Christi days before the primary — without specifying what he was congratulating him about — and omitted Gonzales when he reposted all of his endorsements in Texas’s congressional primaries that same day. Numerous members of the Texas delegation had called on Gonzales to drop out of his race, including GOP Reps. Monica De La Cruz, Brandon Gill and Chip Roy. Neighboring Rep. Veronica Escobar, an El Paso Democrat, had called on Gonzales to resign. But Gonzales has said he intends to stay in Congress, arguing that his vote is too important to the work of the Republican majority, and Trump’s agenda, to lose. Republicans currently maintain a 218-214 majority in the U.S. House, meaning they can only afford to lose one Republican on any given party-line vote with full attendance. De La Cruz has also called on Gonzales to step down from his chairmanship role of the Congressional Hispanic Conference, of which they are both members. The situation has a recent analogue in Texas political history. In 2022, then-Rep. Van Taylor, R-Plano, was headed to a runoff after finishing with 49% of the vote in his primary. But the next day, he withdrew from the race, admitting to an affair that had been revealed in Breitbart News the day before the primary. Second-place finisher Keith Self became the nominee and has represented the district since 2023. Democrats have been eyeing the 23rd District, which is majority-Hispanic and voted for Trump by a 15-point margin in 2024, especially as the scandal around Gonzales has intensified. But they see an opportunity to pick up the seat regardless, as signs abound of Latino voters souring on Trump and the Republican Party after shifting dramatically to the right in 2024. Herrera, backed by the hard-right House Freedom Caucus’ political arm, has a history of controversial behavior and edgy humor. In 2024, Jewish Insider reported that he had included Nazi imagery, songs and jokes on his YouTube channel. And the outlet also reported he was a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, which promotes Lost Cause ideology. Herrera has said it is “obvious” he is not a neo-Nazi, while Gonzales has referred to him as a “known neo-Nazi.” This article first appeared on The Texas Tribune.

TX Republican drops reelection bid amid pressure over affair scandal

…Jesus Christ and believe in the 10 Amendments. None of them is doing that, though it’s all fake Christianity. They just use the Old Testament to justify Israel’s claim of the whole Middle East.
Before Christ returns, the Antichrist will appear, that’s what they don’t tell you from the Revelations.

These dumbfu*ks calling themselves Christians and only believing in the Old Testament should openly say they want to be Jews. Jesus Christ gave his life fighting against these evil people only interested in money by flipping the tables in a synagogue. Christians are people, who follow the path of…

The zealots in our government are actively trying to bring about the end times and they're not even pretending anymore...

Very strong statement from the First Lady of Iraq:

Kristi Noem has been fired and replaced by the dumbest US Senator.

Nine to Noon live: Why 'digital price tags' at the supermarket are causing concerns Sydney-based competition researcher Lisa Asher says changes to the Commerce Act could be widened to include pricing algorithms.

Hot out? Prices up!
Cold out? Prices up!
Wearing clothes? Prices up!

Good thing we have a commerce commi... oh shit

#nzpol

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Diesel at my local station is now over $4.40 a gallon. I was paying $3.75 two days ago. My truck is thirst. I guess I will be going nowhere fast this year.

Disturbing to see this pic of Hillary Clinton with Epstein.
Hold on a minute…

This 👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾. Now What? Silence from the GOP regime. 🫢🤨

The Sierra Nevadas of California. Pushing past a smooth grooved tree trunk in the foreground, a bright blue lane gives rise to trees and ultimately snow capped mountains. This is 10k feet.

The moment anyone tries to demean or degrade you in any way, you have to know how great you are. Nobody would bother to beat you down if you were not a threat. - Cicely Tyson

Pic of the day
#photography

I will never, ever forgive GOP and GOP voters for all the hell they continually put American and the world thru. Never, ever.

Breaking news; New evidence shows that it was a USA bomb that blew up the school with upto 200 little girls. Motive not known yet. In Iran some people are saying the Epstein Class hates little girls they are either sexually abuses or killed.

😳😳😳😳

A megalomaniac man backed by the equaly megalomaniac GOP and billionaires who only gain out of this war while killing people and endangering Americans.

True dis

I just like the vibe on this one