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The legislation would:
- Pause the statute of limitations on federal crimes while someone is president (no more “running out the clock”)
- Force full disclosure of presidential tax returns
- Strengthen the Emoluments Clause to stop foreign payments and self-enrichment
- Ban presidents from accepting payments from pardon recipients or appointees
Just to show you how great of a businessman Trump is, he decided to put tariffs on a country we had free trade with. What's better than free? He decided that Americans should pay more for the products we get from Canada.
More recently, here in Michigan (Detroit). Canada built an expansion bridge from Canada to America. It's called the Gordie Howe Bridge. Howe was a Canadian and Detroit Red Wing hockey player who played for Detroit for 25 years. He was a 21 time all-star, a Hall of Famer and brought 4 Stanley Cups to Detroit.
Canada built the bridge at a cost of $4 billion dollars. Not one cent was paid for by the United States. Yet, Canada is splitting bridge revenue 50/50 with the United States. Trump keeps delaying the opening of the bridge, saying he is trying to negotiate a better deal for the U.S. What's better than free money?
Can you now understand the six bankruptcies and that he's never been a great businessman?
Feel bad for a the needy and deserving Americans who will lose access to this assistance
Sad to think so many of them likely believed in him enough to elect him
Maybe they will learn that getting a little help from the country you built isnt socialism it’s just decency ⬇️⬇️
🚨BREAKING: Men posed as ICE agents and detained and assaulted a woman… and Tom Homan is telling everyone that they just have to comply with this.
A woman was driving on Highway 211, in Oregon, when a vehicle with flashing red and blue lights pulled behind her.
Believing she was being stopped by law enforcement, she pulled over.
Two men approached her vehicle, one was carrying a rifle, and they claimed to be ICE agents and told her she was being detained.
They pulled her out of her car, searched her, and put her in the back of their vehicle.
Then, a third man… who remained inside the vehicle… assaulted her.
He told her he was the “guard.”
The men were wearing tactical vests labeled “POLICE,” carrying fake badges, and wore face coverings.
They held her for nearly 20 minutes before telling her she was free to go… and then she drove herself to the hospital.
And while she was there, she reported that she started receiving text messages from someone claiming to be a law firm offering legal representation for her detention.
Federal authorities later confirmed this was NOT an official ICE operation… These were people pretending to be federal agents.
And this is exactly why Tom Homan telling people to “comply” with anyone claiming to be ICE is so incredibly dangerous.
Because what is a person supposed to do when someone in a tactical vest, carrying a gun, pulls them over with flashing lights and says they are federal agents?
Just trust them?
This is not about telling people to resist legitimate law enforcement.
This is about the government normalizing a system where anyone can look like an armed federal agent, claim to have authority over you, and expect you to obey without being able to verify who they are.
That doesn’t make people safer.
It makes everyone more vulnerable to being kidnapped, assaulted, or killed by criminals who know they can pretend to be ICE.
“I’d like to thank President Sheinbaum
and the Mexican people for sending 200 firefighters to help put out our fires, that’s what friends do”
He’s telling you Donald that with friends like you who needs enemies you ungrateful, double crossing, POS.
Ted Cruz: "When it comes to Greenland, I want to commend President Trump for being single-mindedly focused on America first ... the whole history of America has been a history of acquiring new lands and new territories" @atrupar (2026)
🚨 BREAKING
This war just got a lot bigger.
Bahrain and Kuwait reportedly carried out direct airstrikes inside Iran after repeated attacks on their own territory.
The UAE reportedly provided intelligence and defensive air cover.
Saudi Arabia has resumed strikes against the Iran-backed Houthis after attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
For months, the Gulf states were largely portrayed as hosts for U.S. forces or targets of Iranian retaliation.
That appears to be changing.
If these reports hold, we’re witnessing the emergence of a quiet Gulf coalition that is no longer just defending itself, but taking the fight directly to Iran and its proxies.
This is no longer just a U.S. vs. Iran conflict.
The regional war is widening.
50 percent tariff against Canada in a move that Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman notes is not only “almost surely illegal,” but is the same “terrible mistake” that pushed the U.S. into the Great Depression.
Krugman argues that “this really is a temper tantrum, in the sense that there’s no strategy here. The new tariffs will hurt American consumers, and nobody expects them to extract any concessions from Canadians who are only getting more outraged at the United States.”
What’s more, argues Krugman, it degrades the U.S. relationship with vital partners. As he writes, “Canada should be, and used to be, America’s greatest friend in the world. We share essential political and moral values with our northern neighbor. For the most part we even share a common language, eh? And Canadians viewed us very favorably until Trump began his tariffs and threats. Now we’re viewed less favorably than China.”
Based on all this, Krugman’s conclusion is grim: “I don’t see a golden age. I see an America that has become an ineffectual bully, sicker, poorer, and riven by political extremism, with no friends anywhere in the world.”
@BruceAHeyman@DemsAbroadCan Thank you for the kind assessment
Sitting here I must add that just last week we lost one our brave firefighters fighting a US forest fire
The response to reacting to forest fires in both countries is the perfect metaphor for the character of each nation at the moment
This is absurd. I am as big an anti-communist as you get, but the risk today is not that the US is turning into a communist country - the risk is that is it turning into a fascist country.
They're the largest living things on Earth. Some of them have been standing since before Rome was a republic. 🌳
Now Congress wants to "save" them. By logging them.
It's called the "Save Our Sequoias Act." And it does the opposite of what it says. S. 4103 just passed the House and sits in the Senate right now, and it would let logging companies cut down mature, thousand year old sequoias, no limit on how many, no limit on their size or age.
It does this by carving out a new exemption from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), our bedrock law requiring environmental review and public input before major logging projects.
It wouldn't stop at the groves. The bill also amends the Wilderness Act itself, opening the door to human intervention (planting, "vegetation control," possible roads) inside land that's supposed to stay untouched by law.
This applies inside Yosemite. Inside Sequoia and Kings Canyon. Inside the Giant Sequoia National Monument. Inside land Congress designated as Wilderness specifically to keep humans out.
Who do you trust more to keep a 2,000 year old tree alive? The forest that's survived every fire for two millennia, or a logging company with a 3,000 acre permit and no one watching? 🌳 What are your thoughts? Sound off below👇
#DemsUnited
BREAKING: Brand New Trump Bullshit…
“The communist want to take Mount Rushmore down. They tried taking Mount Rushmore down.
They want to blow it up.”
Bwaaaahahahaha