Connie Milligan Carter

Soulful Wonderlady

[Your Daily Cents @YourDailyCentss]

Jeff Bezos, worth $240 billion, sailed on his $500 million yacht to a $55 million wedding in Venice to give his wife a $5 million ring & spends $12.7 million on union busting so he can replace workers with robots.

His tax rate: 1.1%.

5 words: Tax billionaires out of existence.

[Green Screen Videos by Murdoink @MurdoinkGS]

Donald Trump "I'm devastated to hear this, goodbye everybody" green screen

[Kadott @Kadotttt]

You don’t hate socialism. You hate the version that was explained to you by someone who owns 4 houses and 3 yachts

[davey @justdaveyjustin]

Every single person who was intensely upset after the 2016 election is completely vindicated. We said he’d start a war, we said he’d act like a tyrant, we said he’d engage in corruption never seen before in US history, we said he was compromised by foreign powers. We were right.

[scary lawyerguy @scarylawyerguy]

Government run like a reality show: "Pete's assignment was defending himself against the disastrous war he helped start. When he was called to the Board Room for elimination, Mr. Trump decided he did a great job and let him stay for next week's challenge." 🙃

[Brett Meiselas @BMeiselas]

It’s clear that Trump, fresh off his brutal defeat, currently believes that only he can be press secretary and make the case for his regime. Because of course the problem for Republicans this cycle was too little Trump. 🙄

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

Christian nationalism is a disease

[MP Arizona☀️🏳️‍🌈💙🌵🐕🐕‍🦺🫂💦🏜🐟🌴🎙🌎🌻♍️🌊 @AzPetrich]

FUN FACT: Judge Cannon is being sued by Democrats in appeals court to take away her jurisdiction over Jack Smith vol. 2.

[Tom Celica™ @thetomcelica]

Now that Ohio, Georgia, and Texas went blue, they MUST open 1000s of polling stations all over their states.
No more day trips and long lines on voting day.
End that shit.

[Frank C @FrankCMYK]

Pete Hegseth is the walking, talking answer to a question Republicans have been screaming about for yrs: What happens when somebody gets a job bc of who they are instead of what they can do?

Well, you get a white man with a weekend Fox News resume, a history of being a drunk womanizing, and the qualifications of a barstool getting protected like he’s the last bald eagle in America.

Republicans don’t hate DEI. They hate competition. They hate the idea that everybody gets an equal shot bc then somebody might discover that their mediocre white boys aren’t exactly the best America has to offer.

Impeach this drunk piece of shit.

[Wu Tang is for the Children @WUTangKids]

You know shit must be bleak if Trump is sitting at the White House and randomly calling cspan at night….even the host was like wtf 🤣

[scary lawyerguy @scarylawyerguy]

This story is a national security scandal eleventy billion times worse than whatever you thought Hillary was keeping on her email server with an added layer of corruption since Trump owns stock in NVIDIA and Jensen is a massive GOP donor. Hope this helps!

[scary lawyerguy @scarylawyerguy]

One can only hope some brave civil servants squirreled away incriminating documents, emails, and text messages waiting for Democrats to take back Congress so all the tea can be spilled come January. 🤞

[Gianl1974 @Gianl1974]

Let this sink in: ICE agents reportedly blocked the emergency entrance of a Los Angeles hospital for TWO HOURS, forcing ambulances carrying people who needed emergency care to go elsewhere.

This isn’t law enforcement. This is a reckless abuse of power that put innocent people’s lives at risk.

An ambulance entrance is not a political battleground. A hospital emergency room is not an immigration checkpoint.

And federal agents do not get to hold an entire community’s access to emergency medical care hostage.

Imagine being in an ambulance, fighting for your life, only to be diverted because federal agents decided their operation mattered more than emergency access.

Where is the humanity? Where is the accountability? And where is the line that these agents are no longer allowed to cross?

You cannot claim to be protecting America while putting Americans’ lives in danger.

This isn’t making America great. It’s making America cruel. And anyone defending this should be ashamed.

[NoelCaslerComedy @caslernoel]

The guy whose slogan was ‘Lock Her Up!’ sent his personal lawyer and corrupt Attorney General on CNN today to cry about unfair threats from Democrats about investigating GOP corruption. We need to learn from Garland debacle and hold ALL these motherf*ckers accountable. Full Stop.

[Middle Age Riot @middleageriot]

SUPER DUPER MEGA FUN FACT: Until the end of time, Republicans will be remembered as the party that fell for the most obvious con man in history.

[The Shallow State @OurShallowState]

Other than Trump, THE person most responsible for the GOP debacle these midterms, was Stephen Miller. He moved the policy off "the worst of the worst" to "whomever," he gave the word to hire ICE agents haphazardly without auditing their skill sets, he set and prioritized heavy quotas of deportations, he had a zero tolerance for empathy or humanity, he made ICE believe they were above the law, and he himself publicly lied about the Good and Pretti murders - even though they were on camera. Because of Miller, we had Hispanics flip on the GOP by the millions, and we had the rallying efforts of Minnesota galvanizing the Left. Trump started the war and levied the tariffs. Miller did the rest.
Trump knows he was most to blame for the GOP debacle because of the war, tariffs, and more - and he also knows that Miller was second most to blame forthe reasons above.
Here's the punch line that you're going to find hard to believe: THE FACT THAT MILLER COST THE GOP MIGHTILY IS WHY HE PROMOTED HIM TO COS. Was he trying to lose? No. Not at all.
But now that he DID lose, it's the ultimate defiance of a malignant narcissist in decline, who is incurable, unable to pivot, is a black hole of malice, hates the GOP as much as Dems, and who - if he goes down, wants to make sure he's not going down alone.

[BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ @mmpadellan]

Dear America,

If you wanted someone to insult people, you should have hired Don Rickles.

If you wanted someone to build ballrooms and statues, you should have hired a construction company.

If you wanted someone to threaten journalists and companies, you should have moved to Putin’s Russia.

If you wanted a pervert who partied with Jeffrey Epstein, you should have hired a registered sex offender.

If you wanted someone to call other countries “shitholes,” you should have hired a Neo-Nazi.

If you wanted someone to sell pardons and crypto coins, you should have hired a carnival hustler.

If you wanted someone to sleep on the job... well, that’s an insane waste of money. Why would you pay someone who sleeps on the job?

In fact, why would you hire ANY of these unfit bozos?

You live in the United States.
We elect Presidents here.

Presidents are supposed to be the best of us. They should make us aspire to greatness, not give us permission to be our WORST.

Think about that the next time a racist, sexual abuser, corrupt grifter is running for President.

Reject that greedy, sleepy, creepy fucker.

[Boston Smalls @smalls2672]

I don’t want to get even.

I don’t want revenge.

I want justice.

I want justice for the American people, whose government Donald Trump was entrusted to serve, not exploit.

And this does not begin and end with January 6.

I want justice for Americans whose votes he tried to overturn. For public servants threatened because they would not put his demands above their duty. For officers attacked defending the constitutional transfer of power.

But I also want justice for American businesses forced to pay emergency tariffs he imposed without lawful authority. Justice for families who had to pay this illegal consumer tax. Their money was real. The damage to their livelihoods was real. Howard Lutnick's family getting rich off the tariffs was real. Presidential power does not include the right to reach into Americans’ pockets without legal authorization.

I want an accounting of the private fortunes being made around public power. The crypto ventures. The foreign money. The business relationships that leave Americans wondering whose interests their president is actually serving.

Trace the money. Identify the buyers. Establish what they received. If access was sold, expose it. If an official act was purchased, prosecute it. If people were defrauded, pursue restitution and accountability.

And as much I currently despise Trump supporters, that includes them too. Voting for a man does not mean you deserve to be exploited by him. Your loyalty is not permission to take your money or betray your trust.

I want justice for Epstein’s survivors. They deserve protection, truth, and accountability. Not another fight to discover whether powerful people will ever be made to answer. Release the rest of the files. Protect survivors’ identities. Investigate any evidence that officials concealed wrongdoing or obstructed justice, whoever it implicates. Republican or Democrat.

Their suffering is not a partisan possession. Their rights are not negotiable to protect somebody’s reputation.

I want an accounting of how our national secrets were handled. Those records concern the security of the American people. They were never one man’s belongings to retain, display, or dispose of as he pleased.

I want foreign policy examined wherever public duty and private business intersect. Americans deserve to know whether decisions affecting our allies, our security, and our service members were made for this country or for the financial interests of the people making them.

And wherever there is credible evidence of unlawful killing, torture, or war crimes, investigate it. No invocation of presidential authority or national security should end the inquiry before the evidence is heard.

Not every destructive policy is a crime. That distinction matters. So does refusing to use that distinction as an excuse to investigate nothing.

We are the people to whom an accounting is owed.

This is our treasury. Our government. Our security. Our votes. Our Constitution.

The injuries to this republic are injuries to its people. Calling our demand for justice “revenge” does not make those injuries disappear. It asks us to accept them quietly.

I will not.

The spirit of 1776 was not that one powerful man could demand our submission. It was that government derives its authority from the people and must answer for how that authority is used.

So preserve the records. Put witnesses under oath. Follow the money. Bring every charge the evidence supports. Give every accused person due process, and impose lawful consequences wherever guilt is proven.

No fabricated charges. No punishment by decree. No exceptions purchased with money, influence, or a devoted following.

I do not want a government that persecutes my enemies.

I want a government that refuses to protect its own from the law.

We are not subjects asking a ruler for mercy. We are citizens demanding an answer for what was done with the power we entrusted to him.

And justice is not too much to ask.