Susan

Listen more, talk less.

[Susan @sisitt]

@NancyMace It’s hard to understand you with that Cheeto down your throat.

[Susan @sisitt]

@KimKatieUSA @PressHerald Yea sure. Just like they said about the other people they murdered. It’s disgusting and so are you.

[Susan @sisitt]

@XonTheOne @Raw_Combat_ Nah. She’ll leave that abuse and end up worse.

[Susan @sisitt]

@theNyx__ This is disgusting. That’s not discipline. I can’t believe the teachers stood there and allowed that. Screaming, cursing and whipping him like that. It makes me sick.

[Susan @sisitt]

@LeroneMurphy Sport? Gimme a break. A bunch of savages beating each other to a pulp isn’t sport.

[Susan @sisitt]

@linadreaamy 98

[Susan @sisitt]

@SportsCenter Why is this vile rapist not in prison?

[Susan @sisitt]

@DHSgov @ICEgov Killers and thugs. Despicable. Gfy.

[Susan @sisitt]

@spencerpratt @forceofwillprod Get lost loser.

[Susan @sisitt]

@WhiteHouse Oh please. Why would they give a 💩 about it?

[Susan @sisitt]

@ScottJenningsKY This you in a pink
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[Mike Levin @MikeLevin]

Last week, the Trump administration spent $1.5 billion of your taxpayer money to buy two immigration detention centers in California from a private prison company called CoreCivic. The deal closed on July 2.

The government now owns the Otay Mesa facility in San Diego County and the California City facility in Kern County. CoreCivic still runs both places under its existing ICE contracts. This sale demands many questions about what it means for immigration enforcement in Southern California, and I’ll be asking them.

As part of the deal, CoreCivic walks away with an estimated $1.1 billion in profit.

Here’s the corrupt part.

President Trump’s own 2025 financial disclosure lists CoreCivic among the stocks he holds. His administration decides how many billions of dollars flow to CoreCivic. When CoreCivic’s stock rises on a government decision, the president personally benefits.

A president should never be able to enrich himself through a choice his own government makes. That is the entire reason conflict of interest rules exist in the first place. Every modern president before this one either sold off their holdings or used a real blind trust to put a wall between the Oval Office and their portfolio. Trump did neither, and holds stakes in dozens of companies that carry federal contracts, from defense firms to detention operators, and his administration keeps directing public money toward them.

Republicans in Congress need to wake up and open a full and public investigation. Not into one company, but into the entire web. Who across this administration holds a financial stake in the contractors their own agencies pay? Who profited, and by how much, from decisions they had the power to shape?

The American people funded these deals.

They have every right to know who else was cashing in.

https://t.co/7LfTca8og1

[Susan @sisitt]

@johnrockshomes Tough 💩 loser. FAFO.

[Susan @sisitt]

@mayemusk Go back where you came from and take your evil
Spawn with you.

[Susan @sisitt]

@AaronCo31143734 @TheTNHoller @LINNEA13moons @clarksvillepd Oh shut up. Jfc.

[Susan @sisitt]

@RepBrandonGill That’s because you’re proud of being a racist and bigot. Gfy you smug douchebag.

[Jay Bookman @jaysbookman]

The GOP signal has gone out to make Mamdani's request a thing. It's silly.
In Georgia, the state makes similar requests about water use in drought. In Texas and Oklahoma, leaders often make such requests about electricity use.
Haley herself did the same as gov. of South Carolina.

[Susan @sisitt]

@karolineleavitt Why aren’t you home with your baby?

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@Clay4MainStreet I think you meant to say Christian Nationalism.

[Susan @sisitt]

@RickJacksonGA I see everyone got their marching orders. You’re all pathetic clowns 🤡