@SteakforPodcast@nikosunity@Acyn He was a resident. He lived in Maryland. He has a family. He was working and paying taxes and was a member of a union. He was an asylum seeker. He was not a criminal.
@That4LeafClover @DougWahl1 Catholics believe the Pope is the sanctified, infallible head of the Church. That belief is what makes them Catholic. If you don’t believe that, you’re not Catholic.
—Signed, an atheist who knows.
@willdo5555@JoJoFromJerz Ya see William, you can't paint Dems with a broad stroke like you can with Republicans. We're as diverse as you are homogenous and therefore we don't all suffer from GroupThink. Case in point: Trump could shoot someone on Fifth Ave and every last MAGA will still support him.
@smalls2672 I feel for you—and I know it wasn’t easy to post this. But I’m surprised you’re surprised by the backlash you’re seeing. Your first mistake was trusting Trump to implement tariffs by first putting a plan in place. But there never was one—not even the concept of a plan.
@RonFilipkowski Why do they believe in this man? What has he ever done or accomplished that would make you think he’s doing a good job for this country? Please give me one example!
@romanianforce@rjcrock2003 “We don’t need allies” is bold when our military depends on global bases and NATO. And “most freedom”? We’re banning books, rolling back rights, and letting billionaires steer policy in encrypted chats. But sure—chant “USA” like that’s actual diplomacy.
@rjcrock2003 At this point? Probably Hungary, El Salvador, Turkey… maybe North Korea if they return Trump’s calls. Basically anyone with a strongman complex and no working definition of democracy.
@atrupar Every cabinet member in that room FUCKED UP. Face it. And Trump, as commander in chief, is ultimately responsible and should resign along with his clown posse.