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Rene Tremblay 🚫No Dms🇨🇦🇺🇦 @Beleafer1

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@supportDominic I've been made aware of a report on my account. I have absolutely done nothing wrong, and was just notified by the claimed. He has apologized and asked me to appeal. He said he was wrong in reporting me. In fact, I was unaware until today. My hope is you will look into this. 👍

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Occupy Democrats

@OccupyDemocrats

3 months ago

BREAKING: A top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee DEMANDS immediate explanations from Pete Hegseth and his Navy Secretary about the USS Lincoln's worsening mental health crisis — and the sailors trying to jump overboard. This scandal is spiraling into a full-blown PR disaster... "There have been widespread reports of shortages of basic supplies, water contamination, plumbing issues, deteriorating mental health, deck safety concerns, and disruptions in the mail system, which have caused many care packages en route to the ship to be lost in transit for months," Senator Richard Blumenthal wrote in a letter to Hegseth and Navy Secretary Hung Cao. "These reports warrant immediate attention, but they also raise a broader question: whether the Navy can sustain the operational tempo now being demanded of its carrier force, particularly as this Administration repeatedly commits U.S. forces to conflicts of its own choosing and increasingly relies on aircraft carriers to sustain those operations," he added. Recent reports in the Navy Times and Stars and Stripes have revealed that the roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are struggling with the psychological stress of their record-breaking nine-month deployment. They have been at sea without touching land for 250 days straight, all in support of Trump's illegal, pointless war with Iran. Pete Hegseth — who is insulated completely from the consequences of this murderous conflict on his sprawling estate while our service men and women bear the cost overseas — claimed today that the situation aboard the Lincoln is being "completely misrepresented." As always with this pathologically dishonest alcoholic, it's safe to presume that the truth is the opposite of whatever he says. In his letter, Senator Blumenthal pointed out that overly long deployments for aircraft carriers have become the norm under President Trump who, it should be noted, is a draft-dodger with no appreciation for our military members and their sacrifices. "Recent carrier deployments have repeatedly stretched beyond their originally anticipated durations, suggesting that extended deployments may be becoming a feature rather than an exception of the Navy's force-generation model," Blumenthal wrote. "The Administration has yet to adequately explain the objectives, end state, or anticipated duration of those operations. If the Administration intends to maintain a prolonged military campaign or an elevated carrier presence in the region, it must explain how it intends to ensure today's operational requirements do not create tomorrow's readiness crisis," he added. The letter demands that Hegseth and Cao reply with an overview of the Navy's plans to sustain the carrier strike groups in the Middle East for the next 12 to 24 months, as well as details about the authorization process for the Lincoln's prolonged deployment. On top of that, Blumenthal wants information on the "habitability, supply and quality-of-life problems" aboard the Lincoln and a rundown of how the Navy is monitoring the "fatigue, morale, mental health and crew readiness." This debacle proves once again that Republicans love to screech about "supporting the troops" but in practice they are the worst enemies of our service members. They take these brave men and women for granted and needlessly thrust them into harm's way and needlessly grueling conditions. Blumenthal's letter is a brilliant strategic move for Democrats because it creates a robust paper trail ahead of the midterms. Once we retake control of Congress, we can point to these communications and begin issuing subpoenas to expose the truth of Hegseth's historic mismanagement of the U.S. military. Please ❤️ and share to demand a full investigation of the USS Lincoln scandal!

OccupyDemocrats's tweet photo. BREAKING: A top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee DEMANDS immediate explanations from Pete Hegseth and his Navy Secretary about the USS Lincoln's worsening mental health crisis — and the sailors trying to jump overboard.

This scandal is spiraling into a full-blown PR disaster...

"There have been widespread reports of shortages of basic supplies, water contamination, plumbing issues, deteriorating mental health, deck safety concerns, and disruptions in the mail system, which have caused many care packages en route to the ship to be lost in transit for months," Senator Richard Blumenthal wrote in a letter to Hegseth and Navy Secretary Hung Cao.

"These reports warrant immediate attention, but they also raise a broader question: whether the Navy can sustain the operational tempo now being demanded of its carrier force, particularly as this Administration repeatedly commits U.S. forces to conflicts of its own choosing and increasingly relies on aircraft carriers to sustain those operations," he added.

Recent reports in the Navy Times and Stars and Stripes have revealed that the roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are struggling with the psychological stress of their record-breaking nine-month deployment. They have been at sea without touching land for 250 days straight, all in support of Trump's illegal, pointless war with Iran.

Pete Hegseth — who is insulated completely from the consequences of this murderous conflict on his sprawling estate while our service men and women bear the cost overseas — claimed today that the situation aboard the Lincoln is being "completely misrepresented." As always with this pathologically dishonest alcoholic, it's safe to presume that the truth is the opposite of whatever he says.

In his letter, Senator Blumenthal pointed out that overly long deployments for aircraft carriers have become the norm under President Trump who, it should be noted, is a draft-dodger with no appreciation for our military members and their sacrifices.

"Recent carrier deployments have repeatedly stretched beyond their originally anticipated durations, suggesting that extended deployments may be becoming a feature rather than an exception of the Navy's force-generation model," Blumenthal wrote.

"The Administration has yet to adequately explain the objectives, end state, or anticipated duration of those operations. If the Administration intends to maintain a prolonged military campaign or an elevated carrier presence in the region, it must explain how it intends to ensure today's operational requirements do not create tomorrow's readiness crisis," he added.

The letter demands that Hegseth and Cao reply with an overview of the Navy's plans to sustain the carrier strike groups in the Middle East for the next 12 to 24 months, as well as details about the authorization process for the Lincoln's prolonged deployment.

On top of that, Blumenthal wants information on the "habitability, supply and quality-of-life problems" aboard the Lincoln and a rundown of how the Navy is monitoring the "fatigue, morale, mental health and crew readiness."

This debacle proves once again that Republicans love to screech about "supporting the troops" but in practice they are the worst enemies of our service members. They take these brave men and women for granted and needlessly thrust them into harm's way and needlessly grueling conditions.

Blumenthal's letter is a brilliant strategic move for Democrats because it creates a robust paper trail ahead of the midterms. Once we retake control of Congress, we can point to these communications and begin issuing subpoenas to expose the truth of Hegseth's historic mismanagement of the U.S. military.

Please ❤️ and share to demand a full investigation of the USS Lincoln scandal!

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Morgan J. Freeman

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3 months ago

Renée Good did not deserve to die. She was 37. A mother. She had a family. She had people who loved her. And she is not the only human life lost amid Trump’s immigration crackdown. Say their names: Renée Good. Fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. Silverio Villegas González. A 38-year-old father fatally shot by an ICE agent near Chicago. Illinois State Police later opened an investigation into the shooting. Keith Porter Jr. A 43-year-old father of two fatally shot by an off-duty ICE officer in Los Angeles. His family is still demanding accountability. Alex Pretti. Fatally shot by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis. And then there are the people who never made it out of ICE detention alive. More than 50 people have died in ICE custody since Trump returned to office. Reuters found the death rate in ICE detention more than doubled under Trump. These aren't statistics. They were mothers. Fathers. Sons. Daughters. Human beings. You can debate immigration. You can debate border policy. You can debate ICE. But no immigration policy should require Americans to become numb to human beings being killed. A government with this much power must also have accountability. Their lives mattered. Their deaths matter. And America should demand answers. November is coming.

mjfree's tweet photo. Renée Good did not deserve to die.

She was 37. A mother. She had a family. She had people who loved her.

And she is not the only human life lost amid Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Say their names:

Renée Good. Fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.

Silverio Villegas González. A 38-year-old father fatally shot by an ICE agent near Chicago. Illinois State Police later opened an investigation into the shooting.

Keith Porter Jr. A 43-year-old father of two fatally shot by an off-duty ICE officer in Los Angeles. His family is still demanding accountability.

Alex Pretti. Fatally shot by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis.

And then there are the people who never made it out of ICE detention alive.

More than 50 people have died in ICE custody since Trump returned to office. Reuters found the death rate in ICE detention more than doubled under Trump.

These aren't statistics.
They were mothers. Fathers. Sons. Daughters. Human beings.

You can debate immigration.
You can debate border policy.
You can debate ICE.

But no immigration policy should require Americans to become numb to human beings being killed.

A government with this much power must also have accountability.
Their lives mattered.
Their deaths matter.
And America should demand answers.
November is coming.

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MM 

@adgirlMM

3 months ago

It wasn't declaring the Iran war "over" when it's clearly not over. It wasn't depleting America's munitions, critical to our national defense. It wasn't putting journalists and White House staff at risk by sending them on a decoy plane. It wasn't bulldozing Big Bend National Park in Texas on a no-bid contract for a million dollar donor. It wasn't when American sailors are jumping ship in mental crisis, after being stuck on a boat with lack of food, basic necessities, and deplorable conditions for nine months straight. When will it be enough America? What is the red line.