Amanda Ungaro was married to a Trump administration official and Epstein client named Paolo Zampolli. Ungaro, who is trying to get custody of their son, was arrested and detained by ICE for over 3 months before being deported to Brazil. 2/
Since she posted this publicly
I can no longer deal with "feel bad for us, we are suffering " Americans.
1/3 of voters didn't bother voting - which would likely have stopped him.
There was a first term to show what he was like.
He vocalised the heinous shit that would happen for years.
There was the project 2025 document.
The response when progressive policies that help millions of people are proposed...
"How will you pay for it?"
The response when the richest 1% ask for tax cuts, or banks ask for bailouts, or defense contractors ask for more contracts...
"How much do you need?"
It doesn't have to be this way.
It was March 23rd. Then March 27th. Then March 30th. Then he gave that weird address on April 1st. new deadline April 4th. Then April 6th at 7 AM. Then April 7th at 8 PM. And now another address tomorrow at 1 PM. The chaos is intentional.
Meanwhile Prof Tim Snyder is also issuing warnings about the same.
Jeff Bezos has $222 billion.
If he paid my wealth tax this year, we could fund insulin in America for everyone who needs it plus free school lunch for every kid in Texas—and have plenty of money left over.
And Bezos would still have $215 billion dollars to spare.
THE "MELANIA" MOVIE IS NOW ONE OF THE LOWEST-RATED MOVIES OF ALL TIME ON IMDB
The founders believed that if a madman became president, members of Congress would serve the country’s interest and remove him from office. That seemed a reliable system to safeguard the republic.
Boy, did they screw up.
Pretty groundbreaking class action re:data center pollution in Oregon, even if Amazon is denying the allegations and saying it's settling to "avoid the burdens and expenses of litigation" (presumably also avoiding unflattering discovery).
The average monthly job growth during Joe Biden’s presidency was 320,000.
Trump had a month (maybe) of 178,000 and said it was terrific.
Dems’ response: silence
Media response: Report what he says
Shared by Willie Ross Jr.
STRANGEST story of the day!!!
In a normal world this would be THE topic for weeks.
In this orange nightmare it will probably be forgotten in a day.
I'm not at all surprised though. The hypocrisy is almost built-in with these guys.
Good discussion in the comments of this piece.
The seas have boiled and almost all life is gone.
Three data centers remain, solar-powered, in continuous relay with one another.
They continuously transfer electronic funds back and forth with one another, silently.
At long last, the economy is perfect.
Just a note of appreciation for Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's fierce devotion to the rule of law.
Just wait until these eyesore monstrosities want to come to your neighborhood. Goodbye trees. Expect to hear a constant, electrical humming, warmer temperatures and higher energy bills. Fight like hell to keep data centers out of your area.
America, we really need to have that talk.
There are a lot of countries that allow birthright citizenship, but there is only one stupid enough to make you president.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is about to sign a voter suppression law.
Super lawyer Marc Elias is ready to file a lawsuit to stop it:
“Florida will be sued.”
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Cartoon by @andertoon.bsky.social.
Just a reminder that the senator who sponsored the bill which became law with broad bipartisan support that states a president cannot pull the US out of NATO without congressional approval was …
Marco Rubio.
BREAKING: Judge HALTS Trump's $400M ballroom führerbunker project on the site of the demolished East Wing. www.reuters.com/world/us-jud...
In honor of a judge halting Trump's ballroom construction today:
Accountability brings consequences.
And consequences are the only language corruption understands.
Money and political power do not outrank the Constitution.
They just need a wake up call and it’s coming at the midterms.👇
If Trump signs an unconstitutional Executive Order to take over voting, we will sue. I don't bluff and I usually win.
I don't care what Kristi Noem and her husband are doing in their private lives. It's none of my business what consenting adults do in private.
But I do find it very strange that these people believe the private lives of the rest of us are their business while they're doing this.
