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[Abigail Miller @Abigail_M2050]

Brandon Herrera (TX-23 GOP) called mothers “cum trophies,” labeled a Nazi MP40 the “original ghetto blaster,” and goose-stepped to Nazi marches.

Mike Johnson still calls him “thoughtful” and fundraises for him. This is the candidate MAGA is elevating. Pure filth.

[Melanie D'Arrigo @DarrigoMelanie]

Trump pardoned over 100 drug dealers, pardoned a cop killer, and is currently protecting the pedophiles and human traffickers in the Epstein files.

[Abdul HQ @AbdulElSayedHQ]

SENATOR SLOTKIN: If you hear in the next 34 days that there is a new security threat that you’ve never heard of, that somehow requires federal law enforcement or the military and not local police, an alarm bell should go off in your brain. Do not let him get away with that.

[Mike Levin @MikeLevin]

Mark Zuckerberg tells investors that his AI push is a huge success. But when it files its taxes, Meta tells the IRS its giant data centers are an experiment that might fail.

Why? Because calling them an experiment lets Meta claim a tax credit meant for real research.

According to a new NY Times investigation, that move cut Meta’s tax bill by $2 billion in 2024 and almost $4 billion last year. Meta is now the biggest user of this credit of any public company, and its own filings warn investors the IRS may overturn it.

When Washington Republicans passed their Big Ugly Bill, it handed big tech companies an even faster write-off for research spending while cutting more than $1 trillion from health care and slashing food help for families.

Republicans found plenty of room for tax breaks at the top but none to close this loophole.

Those same data centers are driving up electric bills for families across the country. So you pay more for power, and Meta gets a tax break for building the thing raising your bill.

Everyone else plays by the rules and pays their share.

A company worth nearly $2 trillion should too.

That's why I'm fighting to make data centers pay for their own power, and I'll keep working to end tax games that leave working families holding the bill.
https://t.co/4IkTG5pyRH

[Steve Schmidt @SteveSchmidtSES]

Private jets. Luxury vacations. Ethical scandals.

Thomas, Alito and Roberts demand respect while the Supreme Court’s credibility crumbles.

Steve on the Court’s crisis of accountability.

Read it here: https://t.co/8zouMsuJES

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

Adam Kidan was Jack Abramoff's business partner. He went to federal prison for fraud and was ordered to repay $21.7 million. Trump pardoned him anyway. Seven Republicans on the Senate ballot have his money. https://t.co/BDNR8TcQ2j

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

MAGA youth pastor Zach Radcliff, a featured singer at CPAC, faces 60 charges of child sex crimes.

Will Trump pardon him?

[ProPublica @propublica]

New: In late 2024, FBI investigators had enough evidence to launch a sweeping bribery probe that could ensnare politicians including Sen. Susan Collins — until Trump gutted the unit in charge. ProPublica has revealed the existence of the case. https://t.co/h03Nx7XIGr

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

A Las Vegas firm paid $4 million for a ranch next to Yosemite. Now it wants Trump to hand it a road through the park so it can build a lodge. Nice return on investment. Tell Congress to kill the deal: https://t.co/ImilpYplDa

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

🚨 LEAKED CHAT shows Republicans offering $200 per person to disrupt an Abdul El-Sayed event.

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

NEW: Trump’s talks with Russia over ending the war in Ukraine have expanded to include a multibillion-dollar Lukoil deal that would benefit Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, according to a NYT report.

The deal, which needs approval from both the U.S. government and Kremlin, would involve Lukoil’s oil fields, refineries and gas stations around the world.

The group seeking it includes Trump donor Todd Boehly, Middle Eastern groups that have done business with Kushner or Witkoff’s family, and even an arm of the U.S. government.

[Annie @AnnieForTruth]

This is absolutely disgusting and illegal. Homeland security taps $20 million in taxpayer funds for the pro-Trump ads appearing on TV. 🤬 https://t.co/8Zn0Dd6wCB

[Headquarters @HQNewsNow]

Crowd chants "SHAME ON YOU!" at Republican Senator Roger Marshall after it was revealed that he sued over 700 patients and got multiple pregnant women arrested over their medical debt

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Trump puts presidential access up for sale again as his crypto investors lose billions.

It’s astonishing that the American public is tolerating the extraordinary level of corruption being perpetrated by Donald Trump. Just when you thought that the corruption just couldn’t get any worse than it already is, Trump has developed yet another crypto scheme scandal to add to the pile.

Want face time with the President of the United States? Apparently, all it takes is buying enough of his meme coin, no vetting process required beyond the size of your crypto wallet.

The company behind Trump's "$TRUMP" meme coin just launched a new contest promising the 185 largest coin holders an invitation to "an evening with 3 Legends and President Donald J. Trump." The top 29 buyers get a VIP reception, and the four biggest spenders score an 18-karat Trump-branded gold watch. This isn't subtle. It's literally pay-to-play access to the president, dressed up as a marketing promotion.

And it's already made Trump staggeringly rich. He's personally earned $635 million from this coin alone since 2025, part of a disclosed $1.4 billion in total business venture earnings. Meanwhile, the actual people buying into his coin have collectively LOST an estimated $4.7 billion, according to watchdog group Public Citizen. The coin itself spiked above $70 around his inauguration before collapsing to below $10. Right now, it sits near $2.

Public Citizen's Zach Everson put the ethics problem plainly: "Trump's crypto schemes keep trying to squeeze more money out of the presidency. Foreign buyers and special interests can compete for a seat at his dinner, and the guests are vetted in secret. Americans deserve to know who is buying access to Trump, and what they want in return."

That concern isn't hypothetical, either. The New York Times reported that attendees at Trump's first crypto gala included Chinese billionaire Justin Sun, a Korean crypto executive, and the chief investment officer of a Taiwan-based firm, foreign nationals literally purchasing a seat at the sitting American president's table.

Even the people who show up seem to get shortchanged. Crypto investor Nick Pinto said he sank $450,000 into the coin, now worth roughly $50,000, and described the first dinner as a letdown: Trump stayed less than 20 minutes, skipped photos entirely, and served a measly 5-ounce steak he called subpar even by diner standards. And yet, astonishingly, Pinto says he'd still vote for Trump again and plans to attend this next dinner too, joking, "I hope the food is better this time."

This is the actual state of play: a sitting president monetizing personal access through a crypto scheme that's bankrupted thousands of ordinary investors, openly courting foreign money, with zero transparency about who's buying their way into the room, or what they're hoping to get in return.

Was it P.T. Barnum who said a sucker is born every minute? Donald Trump makes Barnum look like an amateur.

Please like and share to spread the shame!

[Marc E. Elias @marceelias]

Each election year, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) takes extra steps to ensure ballots sent through the mail arrive at election offices on time. This year, it’s delaying those efforts. https://t.co/tXZrAu3rpl

[Annie @AnnieForTruth]

Victor Marx, Republican gubernatorial candidate for Colorado, should NEVER hold a public office. He’s a violent man who admitted to pulling his wife’s hair & slamming her into their front door. Do not vote for this violent loser. Vote for Phil Weiser (D) who is the current AG!