Trump and his regime are truly a bunch of sleazebags.
Not one of them has a streak of morality in them.
For them it is about money, control and hatred.
There has been zero accountability for any of them.
They don't care about if voters across America rejected their party.
They are all focused on making things worse and ignoring the power of voters.
They will regret it soon enough.
Accountability is close at hand.
#DemsUnited
This was posted on Congressman James Clyburn's X page and also on Newsweek's site. It shows a disturbing image that will continue to remind us that Trump marked his territory, just like a wolf in the wild does.
@PetRep Ugly as hell dwarfing our once symmetrical White House w/her non-ostentatious architectural features which were so beautiful. That fucking Republican Congress & Republican majority Supreme Court are just as much to blame for the destruction in their complicity to his lawlessness.
@Suzierizzo1 Trump is incapable of fixing anything for us. He is too busy grifting, corrupting, lying & threatening. His contractors pbviously suck & canโt do the job. Im sure Trump pocketed huge amts of the money already sunk into his debacle.
@marlene4719 Miller & Vance lie constantly & maliciously to the American public they swore to keep safe & safeguard our constitution. They are both anti-American & anti-Democracy.
@DougWahl1 Something really nefarious about Trumpโs entire cabinet relocating to military/government housing. These scumbags are up to something and it isnโt good.
@sacdamb@DougWahl1 I agree 100%. Trump building a huge bunker under the ballroom, heโs got missile launchers & drones poised just off Mara a Lago
(Does he realize that name is -gasp!- Spanish?) , he has his personal ICE army which will kill american citizens, respected experienced generals r fired.
A diver came up screaming that the seabed was covered in rotting bodies, and his captain thought he had gone mad.
Greek sponge divers were sheltering from a storm behind Antikythera in 1900. The captain went down himself and came back holding a bronze arm.
The bodies were statues. Nobody looked twice at the lump of corroded bronze that came up with them.
Two years later it cracked open on a museum shelf, and inside was a machine that should not have existed for another 1,000 years.