Warner on CBS: I was embarrassed that the president went before our country and networks like yours carried this as news as opposed to a rehash of falsehoods. It is incumbent upon you and any responsible journalist to pushback on this.
“I’m automatically attracted to beautiful women — I just start kissing them, it’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab 'em by the p****."
- POTUS in 2005.
A reminder for all the pearl clutching Republicans who’ve suddenly decided that sexual misconduct is a red line…
Long before he was found liable of sexual abuse (which he was), your guy bragged openly about grabbing women by the pussy.
And you made him president.
Twice.
As the pedophile führer's ICE Nazis are ordered to release people they've kidnapped, they do it in the dead of night to make sure it's as cruel and brutal as possible. Fortunately, compassionate Patriots are there to meet them and make sure they're ok and driven to their homes.
When government “protocol” turns deaths into paperwork, art becomes the record they can’t shred.
That’s why this song lands like a punch.
They want Minneapolis to be a headline that expires.
Springsteen turns it into a memory that haunts.
Trump thrives on silence, fear, and people looking away.
So of course this will make him furious — it names the violence out loud.
Play it loud if you want.
But don’t just share a song — share the question they’re terrified of: who gets to kill, and still call it “normal”?
@krassenstein Lyrics....Just days after the death of Alex Pretti, Bruce Springsteen wrote the protest song ‘Streets of Minneapolis,’ which denounces ICE and Donald Trump