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[Covie @covie_93]

So millions of people crossed the border with measles and it just waited until an anti-vaxxer becomes HHS secretary to start spreading?????

[Metropolitan @metrofive5]

She got pregnant with him in high school. His bio dad bailed the same day she told him.
She missed her prom to take care of her son. Today that same son asked her to prom and gave her back the night she gave up for him😭🩵🫂

[Abigail Miller @Abigail_M2050]

Katie Phang is suing Trump’s personal lawyer-turned-AG for the unredacted Epstein files while De Niro stands right behind her.
Trump violates federal law every single day to keep those pages buried. The cover-up is the confession.
#EpsteinFiles

[MeidasClips @MeidasClips]

Epstein survivor Dani Bensky: "I can't help but to think that this administration is being run like an Ivy League fraternity. Stay silent. Close ranks. Protect the institution. Avoid accountability."

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: YES! The Catholic Church hits Trump with a MASSIVE lawsuit after his administration denied access to clergy seeking to administer sacraments to detainees.

This should knock these fascists down a peg or two...

“As a bishop I am responsible for every soul in my archdiocese, and that includes those who are in the prisons,” stated St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski. He said that his priests "cannot hear confessions, they cannot celebrate Mass, they cannot give ‌the ⁠anointing of the sick to any of the detainees."

Rozanski accused the administration of "robbing the detainees of their rights to have access to these sacraments." His archdiocese has filed a lawsuit alleging that a detention facility in Missouri blocked them from accessing Catholics being held inside, violating their right to receive communion and confession.

The archdiocese says that most of the roughly 150 detainees are Hispanic Catholics. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of ​Missouri, the suit names officials at Homeland Security as well as the local sheriff.

It reveals that clergy have been restricted to a paltry four-hour window to meet with detainees at the Saint Genevieve County Jail, and even then they are separated by glass, meaning that they cannot administer the Eucharist. Denying Catholics communion is a grave violation of their religious rights and a clear sign that there is nothing truly "Christian" about this White House.

The officials at the jail suggested that the priests could place the consecrated communion host — which Catholics believe to be the literal, physical body of Jesus Christ — inside a no doubt dirty container, which the guards would then pass along to the detainees. Archbishop Rozanski slammed the idea as "sacrilegious."

The archdiocese is demanding that its clergy be granted a level of access commensurate with their importance to the detainees, which would mean treating them like consular officials or attorneys.

Please ❤️ and share if you support this lawsuit!

[visionaryvoid @Visionaryvoid]

In 1950, Corporal Tibor Rubin was an American soldier fighting in Korea. Just five years earlier, he had been prisoner 29515 at Mauthausen concentration camp, where his parents and sister were murdered. At 15, weighing barely 70 pounds, he was liberated by American soldiers and never forgot what they had done for him. He promised himself that one day he would wear their uniform. He kept that promise, even though his broken English and Jewish heritage made him a target of discrimination from his own sergeant, who repeatedly sent him on dangerous missions.

During one retreat, Rubin was ordered to remain behind and defend an exposed hill alone. He knew the order could mean death, but he stayed. For nearly 24 hours, he moved between positions, firing from different locations to make the enemy believe a larger force was defending the hill. He fought until his ammunition was nearly gone and held the position until American forces returned. His fellow soldiers believed he deserved the Medal of Honor, but his sergeant refused to submit the necessary paperwork.

Months later, Rubin was captured and sent to a brutal prisoner-of-war camp. Remembering the suffering he had endured as a child, he refused to give up. At night, he secretly crawled through enemy territory to steal food and medicine for starving prisoners. He treated their wounds and encouraged those who had lost hope. Fellow prisoners later credited him with saving dozens of lives. Yet even after the war, the recognition he deserved remained buried for decades.

In the 1990s, the Army reopened Rubin’s case and uncovered witness statements showing that discrimination had prevented him from receiving proper recognition. On September 23, 2005, at age 76, Tibor Rubin stood in the White House as President George W. Bush presented him with the Medal of Honor. The man who had once tried to erase his heroism was long gone, but Rubin’s courage remained. He had survived a concentration camp, a war, captivity, and decades of injustice—and still chose to help others. His story became a powerful reminder that hatred may delay justice, but it cannot erase courage.

[Congressman Greg Casar @RepCasar]

Trump and his sons quietly moved 20 billion crypto tokens into an account that lets them cash out.

Corruption, plain and simple.
https://t.co/IAJWQYLwEN

[Black Beret @BlackBeret3]

@kylegriffin1 Trump should’ve never gotten involved in running the Kennedy Center’s business. That’s why the Kennedy Center went out of business.

[Captain Obvious™️ @TheFungi669]

@kylegriffin1 Everything Trump touches dies.

[MM  @adgirlMM]

Mitch McConnell is directly responsible for the Supreme Court we have today. He obstructed an appointment by President Obama.

Mitch McConnell is directly responsible for the failure of Congress to impeach and convict Trump for January 6th, which would have prohibited Trump from ever holding office again.

We wouldn't be here right now.

What's happening to Mitch McConnell is elder abuse.

In a civilized society, watching the once most powerful man in Congress sit staring vacantly, confused, would be sad.

But in the words of his now dead friend Lindsey Graham, "you reap what you sow."

#loathehard

[MM  @adgirlMM]

Four people have died from measles in PA, including two infants and an 18-year old. A disease that was eliminated from the United States in 2020.

What RFK Jr. is doing to this country should be criminal.

#loathehard

[MM  @adgirlMM]

There were eight reported suicide attempts on the USS Lincoln since its deployment for the Iran war.

EIGHT.

Our sailors deserve better than this shit show administration with no plan, and no accountability.

VOTE WITH VENGEANCE.

#loathehard

[Truth Will Reign 👑 @TruthWill_Reign]

She broke him. Good! #loathehard

[MM  @adgirlMM]

VOTE #loathehard

[MM  @adgirlMM]

This is what the Trump administration did to the largest ancient Cottonwood tree on Indigenous territory in Arizona.

The "Grandmother Tree" was 250 years old. So is America. #loathehard

[Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT]

Something unprecedented happened during my visit to the Gulf.

For the first time in 20 years in Congress, I was denied entry to U.S. military facilities and even meetings with military leaders.

An order from Hegseth - that applies to both parties - to hide the cost of the war.

[Enezator @Enezator]

His own little heart is big

[MWade @carmelh44]

@saniyafatma1278 2

[Paul Rudnick @PaulRudnickNY]

Karoline Leavitt has joined Fox as a contributor. She reportedly underwent a rigorous polygraph test and when she failed completely, she was hired

[MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch]

Dennis Hastert, the longest-serving Republican Speaker in history, has died at 84. Hastert admitted in federal court to sexually abusing boys he coached as a high school wrestling coach. A federal judge called him a "serial child molester." He was a registered sex offender.