Randy Rosso

[Curtis Pashelka @CurtisPashelka]

Kurtenbach: Sharks GM Mike Grier authored a draft-day masterpiece. The rest of the NHL should be terrified https://t.co/6NBSi8VX7B

[Mia @MiaForTrump]

🚨 If Kamala Harris had won:

• Trump would be in prison
• Strait of Hormuz would be open
• Ukraine would be victorious
• Gas under $3/gallon
• America respected worldwide

Thumbs up 👍 if you agree.

[Jamison Daniel @AntiquarianMuse]

NOBODY puts baby in the corner!

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Even loyal Fox News knows Trump got NOTHING from his pathetic surrender to Iran as analysts rip him apart – “HE LOST!”

Donald Trump’s much-hyped ceasefire agreement with Iran has finally been released, and it confirms what everyone with a brain already knew: Trump got totally rolled.

Zero meaningful wins. Iran walked away stronger, with upfront sanctions relief, access to frozen funds, a reopened Strait of Hormuz, and a promise of up to $300 billion (!) in reconstruction aid – all while the nuclear issues get kicked down the road for 60 days of more negotiations.

It’s too much even for Trump’s MAGA allies, and Fox News hosts and regulars are freaking out and throwing shade. Mark Levin said he’s “very skeptical.” Brian Kilmeade called the nuclear settlement “not acceptable” and suggested it might have “let the president down,” (not-so-subtly throwing JD Vance under the bus).

Pundit Ben Domenech admitted bluntly: “This doesn’t feel like a victory,” and Trey Gowdy complained that “Iran is better off than before hostilities began.”

The closer you look at it, the more . . . Jeez Louise.

Finally from the Fox stable, Iran expert Sina Toossi from the Center for International Policy explained this isn’t even a “real” nuclear deal. Iran reaffirmed it won’t build nukes (they’ve said this for years), agreed to dilute some enriched uranium inside the country, but kept its program intact. No shipping stockpiles abroad like in Obama’s deal.

The big “wins” for Trump? Basically undoing the economic damage from his own ill-planned, disastrous war that he started in the first place.

Toossi pointed out we were close to a deal before Trump launched his reckless bombing campaign. Iran withstood 13,000 U.S. and Israeli airstrikes, kept most of its missiles and drones, and proved it could shut down the global oil supply.

Trump’s “maximum pressure” credo combined with his Netanyahu-inspired hubris backfired spectacularly, strengthening Iran’s hand and leaving America demonstrably weaker.

Now Trump is out there revisiting Obama’s 2015 deal like it happened yesterday, calling it horrible and claiming it was HE who stopped Iran from getting a nuke.

Meanwhile, his own agreement may be ultimately judged as weaker than the hated Obama’s agreement he tore up, after blowing up the region, spending at least $60 billion from the U.S. treasury, draining the strategic oil reserves, and tanking the economy.

Other than that, good work!

Analysts like Toosi say the upcoming negotiations are going to be even rougher for Trump now that Iran knows it can crash the global economy and force America’s hand by flipping the switch on the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump’s only leverage is to turn on the bombs again, but with the midterms coming, the last thing Republicans want is Trump restarting and extending his losing war.

Ah, Trump. Let’s start an illegal, pointless war based on tough-guy fantasies, spend hundreds of billions, kill people, destabilize everything, then sign a weak surrender that even your own propaganda machine hates.

Right-wing hawks who cheered this disaster at the start are now turning on him because the battlefield proved their imperial fantasies wrong.

Back in the business world, Trump couldn’t be sacked for incompetence because he owned the company. That is not the case now.

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: UH, WTF? Trump reveals that he fell "deeply in love" with a foreign dictator and "stayed twice as long" as he was supposed to so they could spend time together.

The dementia is destroying the last of his filters...

"Will you support Egypt's rights, water security, and if it is, how and when?" a reporter asked Trump while he was sitting next to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi at the G7 summit.

"That's what we're talking about, of course I support Egypt, he's a friend of mine," said Trump. "From day one, you know I met him early in the campaign, when Crooked Hillary and I were running against each other, right? And I was told that the President of Egypt is here, that was a big deal, it's still a big deal for me to be with the great President of Egypt. But not as big as it used to be before I ran."

"So he was in a hotel and I met him, and we fell in love, deeply in love," Trump continued. "And he didn't even want to see Hillary, he said, you're going to win, I don't want to meet her. I said, you're going to win. He didn't want to see her, remember that?"

"So we had a good relationship right from the beginning— No we met, we didn't know each other before that," Trump went on. "We had great chemistry, and I stayed twice as long as I was supposed to, took up her time. And then when it was her time, he didn't want to meet with her. But he did because he's a gentleman, but it lasted about one minute. Thank you everybody."

This bizarre rant is in keeping with a long string of incidents in which Trump talks about loving men and finding them incredibly handsome. In this case, the man that he loves just happens to be a brutal strongman leader who carried out a coup against a democratically elected leader and then slaughtered protestors.

It's entirely possible that this was not a case of latent homoerotic tendencies bubbling up unbidden through Trump's cognitively-impaired mind. It's possible that he was just trying to be "funny." But even if that's the case, this is incredibly embarrassing.

The reporter was asking about Egyptian water security, an incredibly fraught and complicated geopolitical issue. The Nile Basin is a hotbed of water disputes, perhaps most notably those involving the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Egypt gets roughly 97% of its renewable water from the Nile and receives very little rainfall. Ethiopia wants the dam to help with electricity and economic development. Egypt is worried that it will cut off the flow of water downriver into their country. Egyptian leaders have stated in the past that water problems could lead to war.

And that's just one of Egypt's water issues.

Of course, Trump doesn't know any of these things because he doesn't read his briefings (or read at all). He's lazy, incurious, and ignorant. A real President would have used this reporter's question as an opportunity to explain the United States' position on an incredibly important topic.

Instead, Trump rambled about "love."

Please ❤️ and share if you can't wait until Trump is gone!

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

© BOCHKOV: GRANDPA TRUMP — THE END OF THE MYTH

Remember this date: June 17, 2026.

Today, Trump ended.

No, Trump did not die. Unfortunately, no. He did not collapse lifeless onto a red carpet. He did not vanish inside the golden elevator of his own tower. What happened is far worse for a politician: today, the myth died.

For ten years, Trump has been selling America the same product: strength, confidence, and VICTORY.

"YOU'LL GET TIRED OF WINNING!" he shouted at every rally.

He promised to be the man who always wins. The man who knows the secret door out of every problem. The man who could end a war with one phone call, revive the economy with a second, and make the entire world applaud with a third.

BUT REALITY DESTROYS EVERY MYTH — IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME.

Today, at the G7 summit, even America's most cautious allies are no longer talking about U.S. leadership. Instead, they are discussing how to survive the next shift in the White House's mood.

Trump is simultaneously trying to justify a deal with Iran, reassure Israel, please his isolationist supporters, and keep the hawks within his own camp satisfied. The result: everyone is unhappy. Even parts of the MAGA movement are openly accusing him of betraying his own principles.

At home, the situation is even worse.

Support in rural America—the very foundation upon which his political fortress was built—has noticeably weakened. People are no longer looking at slogans. They are looking at grocery prices and gas station receipts.

And numbers are far more stubborn than television shows.

The most frightening thing for Trump is not declining poll numbers.

The most frightening thing is the disappearance of fear.

People are no longer convinced that he can change everything with a single gesture. They no longer see him as a magician.

And a politician without magic is just an elderly man carrying a very long list of promises.

Trump remains president. He still has the planes, the security detail, millions of supporters, and an endless stream of social media posts.

But today, one thing became clear:

The era of the man who always wins is over.

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Mike Pence is TRASHING Trump's Iran deal — calling it "appeasement" that hands the mullahs BILLIONS for nothing.

When even Mike Pence — one of the most loyal Republicans in modern history — calls your Iran deal "appeasement," you know it's a disaster.

The former Vice President went on Fox News to dissect Trump's Iran "memorandum of understanding," and despite starting by buttering Trump up with praise for the military strikes, he proceeded to absolutely SHRED the actual deal.

"It does smack of the kind of appeasement that our administration rejected in the Obama-Iran nuclear deal," Pence said — comparing Trump's deal directly to the agreement Republicans spent a DECADE calling treasonous.

Then Pence laid out exactly what's WRONG with it.

What's NOT in the deal: "There's no specific commitment to the verifiable dismantling of their nuclear weapons program. There's no commitment for the dismantling of their ballistic missile program. There's no commitment to end supporting terrorists or proxies" — proxies that Pence noted have "claimed a thousand American service members' lives."

So, after starting a war that killed roughly 150 people at an Iranian school, spiking gas prices to $6 a gallon, and dragging America into a conflict nobody wanted — Trump got NOTHING on nukes, NOTHING on missiles, and NOTHING on terrorism.

Now here's what Trump DID give away, according to Pence:
He's ending the blockade that brought Iran to the table. He's lifting oil sanctions worth "three billion dollars a year directly into the coffers of the regime." He's potentially unfreezing $100 BILLION in assets — some of it before a deal is even finalized. And the $300 billion reconstruction fund.

When Fox News's John Roberts asked what Iran would do with all that cash, Pence didn't hesitate: "Money's fungible. They could do whatever they want."
Roberts filled in the blank: "Build more missiles, build more drones."

Pence's bottom line: "I don't trust the Iranians. Verify and then trust" — demanding Iran actually dismantle its nuclear program before getting a dime.

When Trump's OWN former Vice President is calling the deal Obama-style appeasement on Fox News, the spin has officially collapsed.

Trump got played. And everyone can see it.

Please like and share to spread the news!

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@ShaynaRubin Devers on fastball too. He hadn’t been catching up with them.

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Adames poor swings again

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: FBI Director accused of BLOWING UP a sealed terror probe with one reckless social media post.

Kash Patel just may have SABOTAGED an active counterterrorism investigation into a drone plot against the White House — because he couldn't resist posting about it on social media first.

According to MS Now's Ken Dilanian, Secret Service officials are FURIOUS that the FBI director prematurely announced details of a SEALED, ONGOING criminal investigation into a plot to attack this weekend's UFC event with drones — and possibly snipers — on the White House South Lawn.

Here's why this is so dangerous: at the time Patel ran to social media to brag, the case was sealed in court and roughly TEN suspects had NOT yet been arrested. The Secret Service and FBI had been working the case together, and had planned to make more arrests, unseal the case later that afternoon, and issue a JOINT statement.

Patel torched all of it for a Twitter post.

"We all woke up this morning to see this on Twitter," one stunned administration official said.

The plot was uncovered when a relative of one suspect contacted Cincinnati-area police, reporting their family member was talking about a vague plot in DC. A Secret Service threat team, with FBI help, subpoenaed an encrypted Signal chat and identified the conspirators discussing drones and snipers. One suspect was arrested June 13th, and the case was IMMEDIATELY sealed so investigators could find and arrest the others.

Then Patel blew the operation wide open.

Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn called Patel out at a Tuesday news conference — pointedly without naming him: "I learned early in my career a phrase: 'Don't choke on your own smoke.'" Quinn emphasized the Secret Service "led that investigation from the beginning" and that they "chose NOT to leak it" to protect the investigation's integrity.

In other words, the FBI director endangered a terror probe and roughly ten un-arrested suspects to feed his own ego.

This is the same Patel accused of running a secret FBI slush fund to pay bonuses to MAGA loyalists, partying at the Olympics, and snorkeling over war graves. And now he can't keep a sealed terror case off Twitter.

The man is a danger to national security — all because of an overly inflated ego (to match his boss’s) and a disturbing lack of maturity and competence.

Please like and share if you think the FBI needs a new director with some actual law enforcement experience!

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Come on!! Enjoy the moment! Bryce stays!

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Proof that Tony was never the issue. It helps when highly paid veterans perform.

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants It was Chapman who blew that first inning. The guy is clueless

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Has Chapman gone brain dead? His head is definitely not in the game. And not just on this pitch-a poor selection btw.

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Don’t the Giants have one more year of team control in the future by keeping him in AAA the first month?

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Worse actually. Father Time at an early age

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants The occasional miracle hit LOL

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Looks like the Cleveland hitting coaches fixed Bailey’s swing. Or Bailey wasn’t giving 100% her. Or the Giants hitting coaches suck.

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants I guess Arraez CAN play second. Great turn and throw!

[Randy Rosso @Rosso6Randy]

@gggiants Ramos out...lineup better last night. Just saying