@EricTrumpr63 true. when the Democrats take over in November because they will take the house and the Senate impeach him and export him to Germany to be convicted of war crimes along with members of his council administration, and even sitting Congressman and senators that allowed him too.
@Jim_Jordan wearing mask actually did work and the second people started wearing them. Covid went down and there were a few areas of the country and even the world that made mentor mask wearing Law and Covid cases went way way way down. But you don’t listen to facts.
@TomiLahren and yet with all the hype, the uneducated Trump supporters are troughing and the GOP members of Congress doing what Trump wants can’t seem to get lawyers except for those ready to lose their license and judges except for 1 in Florida. Just say he’s doing anything illegal.
A record-high 73% of US adults say that President Donald Trump hasn't paid enough attention to the country's most important problems, a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS finds. https://t.co/NxtxHdVegI
Colorado mayor spotted sleeping at a homeless shelter.
Aurora, Colorado, Mayor Mike Coffman gained widespread attention after revealing that he regularly spends Friday nights sleeping on a basic cot at a local homeless shelter. Since February 2024, the 71-year-old mayor has stayed overnight at the Aurora Regional Navigation Center, a city-funded 600-bed transitional housing campus that he helped create. During these visits, Coffman stays in the facility’s Tier One overnight shelter, sleeps in his regular clothes, and wakes up Saturday mornings to help serve breakfast to residents.
Coffman began the weekly stays to gain a firsthand understanding of how the city’s millions in homelessness funding are being used and to see how the facility operates from the perspective of those relying on its services. He has said the experience changed the way he views people facing homelessness, leading him to focus more on individual circumstances and compassion. The initiative followed a controversial 2021 experiment in which Coffman spent a week undercover as a homeless veteran, a decision that drew criticism after he previously described homelessness as a “lifestyle choice.”
@TomiLahren and you are showing that you know absolutely nothing. they do they work for pennies on the dollar and will do the work Americans will not do for anything less than $15 an hour while they do it for a dollar an hour. You have no idea what you’re talking about.