Republicans against Trump

Pro-democracy conservatives Republicans fighting Trump & Trumpism.

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So true

[Sam Cornale @samcornale]

They really think we're this stupid, don't they? Mind blowing to me.

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Democrat Scott Colom extends his lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s Senate race to 3,041 votes, with 98.2% of the vote counted.

The race remains too close to call.

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And why is this crook representing the United States in negotiations with Russia and Ukraine in the first place? Who elected him? Where the hell is the Secretary of State?

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Jared Kushner: “If Europe could identify one person to speak on their behalf, that would be a bigger achievement than getting the Russians to include them in the negotiations.”

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Jared Kushner: “If Europe could identify one person to speak on their behalf, that would be a bigger achievement than getting the Russians to include them in the negotiations.”

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Former President Joe Biden:

“If I had known that I was feeling lousy because I had cancer, I would have resigned. I would not have gone forward because I don’t think an 80-year-old man with cancer should be running.

But that wasn’t the case. It was a circumstance where I thought that I had the capacity, I think I did, to bring a wider array of support for the United States and our positions from around the world.”

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Lol

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Silicon Valley’s tech right is starting to rethink its alliance with Trump after the Republican midterm wipeout.

In an interview with POLITICO, Palantir CEO Alex Karp, whose company has become a major contractor for the Trump administration, repeatedly described himself as a progressive and said Democrats had done enough to win back his support for 2028.

Karp, who previously called the Democratic Party “totally irresponsible,” said he has been a Democrat his entire life and argued that Palantir’s products are “essentially progressive.”

He also said he could support a Democrat in 2028, as long as the candidate isn’t affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Politico: Karp also acknowledged Trump mishandled immigration enforcement in particular, even as Palantir technology in the form of its “Immigration OS” powered that regime backed by a $30 million contract.

“I was really happy to hear the president be honest that — you know, his words, I believe, were something like, ‘Yeah, we kinda went too far,’” Karp said. “And I’m glad he’s saying in public now what I’ve been saying in private.”

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

Silicon Valley’s tech right is starting to rethink its alliance with Trump after the Republican midterm wipeout.

In an interview with POLITICO, Palantir CEO Alex Karp, whose company has become a major contractor for the Trump administration, repeatedly described himself as a progressive and said Democrats had done enough to win back his support for 2028.

Karp, who previously called the Democratic Party “totally irresponsible,” said he has been a Democrat his entire life and argued that Palantir’s products are “essentially progressive.”

He also said he could support a Democrat in 2028, as long as the candidate isn’t affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Politico: Karp also acknowledged Trump mishandled immigration enforcement in particular, even as Palantir technology in the form of its “Immigration OS” powered that regime backed by a $30 million contract.

“I was really happy to hear the president be honest that — you know, his words, I believe, were something like, ‘Yeah, we kinda went too far,’” Karp said. “And I’m glad he’s saying in public now what I’ve been saying in private.”

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

Silicon Valley’s tech right is starting to rethink its alliance with Trump after the Republican midterm wipeout.

In an interview with POLITICO, Palantir CEO Alex Karp, whose company has become a major contractor for the Trump administration, repeatedly described himself as a progressive and said Democrats had done enough to win back his support for 2028.

Karp, who previously called the Democratic Party “totally irresponsible,” said he has been a Democrat his entire life and argued that Palantir’s products are “essentially progressive.”

He also said he could support a Democrat in 2028, as long as the candidate isn’t affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Who could have possibly seen this coming? Maybe putting an anti-vax crank in charge of public health wasn’t such a great idea…

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MAHA: Measles is once again endemic in the United States, 26 years after it was declared eliminated in the country.

Cases have surged over the past two years, with nearly 5,200 reported so far this year. Last week, Pennsylvania, New York and Wisconsin each reported a measles death, bringing this year’s total to eight, more than in the entire period from 2000 to 2024.
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[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

MAHA: Measles is once again endemic in the United States, 26 years after it was declared eliminated in the country.

Cases have surged over the past two years, with nearly 5,200 reported so far this year. Last week, Pennsylvania, New York and Wisconsin each reported a measles death, bringing this year’s total to eight, more than in the entire period from 2000 to 2024.
https://t.co/eulvMrDNX5

[Erick Erickson @EWErickson]

It is so weird to me how so much of Podcastistan invested in the Epstein story while promoting and trying to normalize the Tate brothers and Russell Brand.

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Mike Johnson:

I'm sorry that the voters made the wrong choice. The next two years are going to be a bit of a circus. It’s going to be chaos…

That's a great tragedy. It really is, because if we had kept the majority, we would stay on course to continue delivering for the people

[Prof Michael E. Mann @MichaelEMann]

Kids: Don't do drugs!!

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The Kennedy family has filed for an injunction to block Trump’s planned Washington, D.C. arch, which has already been hit with a temporary restraining order.

The family argues that the 250-foot arch would “significantly damage” the memorials to Robert F. and Edward M. Kennedy and obstruct views of the eternal flame at John F. Kennedy’s gravesite
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[Jeff Storobinsky @JeffStorobinsky]

I had the honor today of interviewing CNN National Security Analyst @peterbergencnn

Peter produced the segment with Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 1997. Peter is also a journalist, counterterrorism expert, author and educator.

In this 100 minute interview we cover Peter's new book All the Presidents’ Wars , 25 Years of America’s war on Terror.

We also discuss Israel, Iran, Ukraine, Russia and Taiwan discussed in detail and much more

Peter's research is enormous as he has donated approximately 150,000 pages of personal research papers and 50,000 documents to the Georgetown University Library to preserve his counterterrorism source materials for public access

A true honor to have interviewed him for my In Front of Us Podcast

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An official government account just posted this.

We're not a serious country.

[WarMonitor @TheWarMonitor]

Even being slaughtered at the polls by voters wasn't enough to get them to pull their heads out of Trump's ass.

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11 Democrats did not vote on the Hegseth impeachment resolution:

Brownley (CA)
Correa (CA)
Gillen (NY)
Horsford (NV)
Jackson (IL)
Pelosi (CA)
Pettersen (CO)
Stansbury (NM)
Stevens (MI)
Strickland (WA)
Wilson (FL)

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BREAKING: House Republicans just voted 211–204 to effectively kill Rep. Thomas Massie’s impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by referring it to the House Judiciary Committee.

Massie was the only Republican to vote with Democrats.