John Freeman

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[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@USABigChief @mtgreenee Get your head out of your ass.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@CalmasiniJo @elonmusk @mazemoore @POTUS God, what a clueless dumbass. Scream and shout, howl at the moon, bang your head against a wall. Over nothing but a bunch of lies you, in your vast ignorance, ate like a 6 year old with a bag of Halloween candy.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@DawgPoundUGA Yet another player arrested for reckless driving. If taking NIL money from them doesn't get the message across maybe some jail time? Kick them off the team? This is way beyond ridiculous.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@VoteHarrisOut What a moron.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@RobertKennedyJr How about demanding that Repubs resurrect the bipartisan border bill that had cleared both houses of Congress, until OJ told them to torpedo it. So stop acting like the GQP gives a shit about the issue. All they want to do is kiss OJ’s ass and spin a bunch of ignorant lies.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@musikit0 @beba_estrada8 @JoyceWhiteVance Of course they are, but that’s not the point he’s making. Good grief, use your brain.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@Bear124Sher @beba_estrada8 @JoyceWhiteVance Pretty much everything. Ignorance abounds with the GQP.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@MarkClouti36054 @stevesilberman @thedavidcrosby Congratulations Froggy, you just set a new low water mark for vile ignorance. You wouldn't know patriotism if it followed you home, screwed you, and gave you the clap.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@dshelton66 @chapelfowler Exactly! He wasn't supposed to be, and he was warned repeatedly to return to the dugout - before Leggett was tossed! The umpires were still in the process of determining whether to eject Mathes or not, and coaches can't interfere with that process.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@ToddSummers7 @WSPA7 Pretty embarrassing actually. I understand the need to be fired up after losing game one. But the big picture ended up being one of a team that couldn't keep its composure under pressure, and it started at the top. Hopefully everybody will learn the lesson.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@jdilla7791 @ToddSummers7 @WSPA7 Well duhh, they had to discuss it as a crew in order to decide whether to eject or not. Such things can't occur in a vacuum.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@ItsJesseSimmons @GatorsBB @ClemsonBaseball @11point7 @bigdonkey47 I thought so as I saw it in real time, and after watching the replay days later my assessment hasn't changed: the base runner starter the shoving. As much as I hate to admit it, Tigers couldn't keep their cool under pressure, and it started at the top.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@VoteBidenOut @SRuhle You must be holding up a mirror without even noticing it. Dems don’t have to make up lies and hoaxes. Your Great Cheeto and his minions make lying fools of themselves on such a regular basis it’s like shooting fish in a barrel.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@SRuhle I’m sure Elmo didn’t like having to do that. He be happy to keep the lies flowing as long as they support his views and inflate the clicks.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@VoteBidenOut @ProfessorTracey @SRuhle Clearly, he was. You, on the other hand, aren’t. You’re just a parrot, and an ignorant one at that.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@TheRickWilson And GQP’s think Democrats are perverts. What a POS!

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@TOMMYMAC20202 @imjdsharp @acnewsitics Such vile ignorance.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@RonFilipkowski What an ignorant slut. President Biden never tried to influence DOJ’s case against his son. He’s already said repeatedly that he will not pardon him, something we all know tRump would do if the shoe were on the other foot.

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

@SmellyCat2Sunny @gtconway3d Your clown emoji says it all. Go join a circus where you belong!

[John Freeman @jdfree832]

Word!

[Chris Swart @BwanaChris]

The spectacle of Donald Trump’s post-conviction escapades is nothing short of a tragic farce, a macabre comedy of errors played out on the national stage. After months of lamenting the court case’s supposed hindrance to his campaign, he now fritters away his time on the golf course and at UFC fights. This behaviour epitomises a staggering detachment from the gravity of his predicament, a man seemingly impervious to the consequences of his actions.

Trump’s antics evoke the image of Nero fiddling while Rome burns. His priorities lie not with the pressing issues facing the nation or the demands of a political campaign but with sustaining his opulent, disconnected lifestyle. The dissonance between his professed victimhood and his actual pursuits could not be more pronounced.

This charade is a grievous affront to his supporters, who are misled to believe he is fervently fighting for their cause. Instead, he flaunts his disregard, more absorbed in personal pleasures than in confronting the repercussions of his misdeeds or the expectations of those who champion him. The facade of relentless campaigning is exposed for the hollow spectacle it truly is.

Trump’s behaviour is emblematic of a broader cultural malaise, where accountability and responsibility are mere afterthoughts, sacrificed on the altar of personal indulgence and performative bravado. In a society that increasingly values image over substance, Trump stands as a cautionary tale of what happens when the pursuit of power becomes untethered from ethical and moral moorings.

The nation watches, incredulous and disillusioned, as a convicted felon parades his insouciance, his actions a grotesque parody of leadership. It is a stark reminder of the perilous erosion of trust in public institutions and the corrosive impact of hypocrisy at the highest levels of power. In this theatre of the absurd, the true victims are the ideals of democracy and the very fabric of societal values.

As we ponder this unfolding drama, we are left to question the future of a polity that allows such a figure to vie once more for its highest office. The path forward demands a recommitment to integrity and accountability, a collective resolve to reclaim the principles that underpin a functioning democracy. Only then can we hope to restore the faith and trust essential for the health of our republic.