A heartbroken elderly Albanian man says Jared Kushner has taken everything he spent a lifetime building, including his land, his home, and the future he hoped to leave behind for his children.
He says he returned home one day only to find his property sealed off behind barbed wire, with men in black uniforms standing guard and refusing to let him step inside the house he once called his own.
In a single moment, he says, the life he had worked for was gone.
“It was the end of the world. The end of the world.”
“I felt imprisoned.”
“They took my freedom.”
“They took my livelihood.”
“They took my land.”
.@DAGToddBlanche told me he would work with the New Mexico Justice Department to investigate crimes related to Epstein.
Turns out that was a lie.
Now, not even a month later, New Mexico is suing Blanche for "stonewalling" its investigation.
Stonewalling justice. Lying under oath.
The bottom line: Todd Blanche is unfit to be AG.
The U.S. economy is officially losing jobs. From lost manufacturing to higher costs, the economic failures of the Trump administration keep piling up. There’s no way to spin these dismal results, because Americans know they’re paying the price every day.
August 20, 2013. A Georgia elementary school. An armed man walked through the doors, and he told everyone inside he didn't plan on walking back out.
Chaos took over instantly. Teachers grabbed children and ran. Hallways cleared in seconds. Every instinct in that building said get out.
Antoinette Tuff didn't.
She was the school bookkeeper. No training for hostage situations. No weapon. No backup. Just a desk, a phone, and a man standing in front of her who had already given up on his own life — and was prepared to take others with him.
So she did the only thing she had: she talked to him.
Not about consequences. Not about threats. About life. She told him about her own divorce, her financial struggles, the hardest stretch she'd ever lived through. She didn't speak to him like a danger to be managed. She spoke to him like a person.
And slowly, he started listening.
Minute by minute, the tension in his voice began to ease. The anger that had walked through the door started to loosen its grip. A stranger who understood pain was reaching a man who thought no one could.
Then Antoinette said the words that would later be heard around the world:
"We're not going to hate you."
He put his weapon down. He surrendered without a single shot fired.
Roughly 800 children went home to their families that day. Every single one of them.
Antoinette Tuff never carried a badge. She never raised her voice in anger. But in the moment it mattered most, she chose compassion over fear — and it saved an entire school.
Some people make history with force. She made it with words.
The GOP needs Blanche because Trump is failing in health and mental capacity FAST and they need someone to ensure project 2025 after he's gone. You have no idea how bad this is. Project 2025 is not predicated on Trump being president
Should Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, pay the same amount of taxes into Social Security as a fireman or nurse? Of course not.
The answer isn't complicated. Let's lift the cap and make the wealthiest people in America pay their fair share to strengthen Social Security.
BREAKING: Mary Trump exposes her Uncle Donald as a TOTAL FRAUD, reveals that he "didn't create anything" as a businessman and owes all of his supposed success to his father.
This truth bomb has MAGA pulling their hair out...
"Donald didn't create anything on his own. Before he went to Atlantic City, any project he did in Manhattan was funded by my grandfather's money, power, and political connections," said Mary Trump. "So Donald did nothing on his own."
"In fact, for the first few years of his so-called career, he was completely funded. He wasn't rich on his own merits. His chauffeur-driven limousine was paid for by my grandfather," she added. "His fancy apartment was paid for by my grandfather. So it is just laughable that anybody has ever believed that Donald was self-made or a brilliant businessman or anything."
Trump owes his entire political career to the carefully cultivated myth that he's some kind of genius businessman. Republican voters fell for his invented persona — ignoring the fact that he's actually a lifelong conman who had to repeatedly declare bankruptcy when his endeavors crashed and burned — and foisted this fool into the White House.
Meanwhile, a New York Times investigation discovered that Trump's claim that he built his fortune on the foundation of a "small loan" was a bald-faced lie. In reality, his father used a series of shady tax schemes, gifts, and loans to shovel more than $413 million into his pocket. With that kind of wealth just handed to him, Trump never had to work a real day in his life. He was able to fail upward, growing more arrogant and more arrogant while never growing more competent.
Some will ask if the truth matters at this point. Who cares if Trump was a business fraud since he's the President now? We need to care because the truth matters for future generations. When historians look back on this dark era and try to puzzle out how this stupid, pedophiliac monster seized control of the Oval Office, the myths that he constructed for himself will be crucial to that understanding.
If we're going to avoid repeating the Trump mistakes, we must have a full accounting of how it happened.
Please ❤️ and share to spread the truth!
Democrats have legislation that will make Social Security solvent for as far as the actuarial eye can see without cutting benefits.
Where's the Republican proposal? It doesn't exist. - @SenWhitehouse
I fought Rudy Giuliani and Trump in 202 and learned an important lesson: They would lie in the parking lot but have to be more careful in court. Jeanine Pirro's dismissal of the bogus case against David Hearn is just the latest example of this.
Sailors fighting Trump’s war with Iran are washing in moldy showers and rationing meals in the ninth month of a mission that shows zero signs of ending.
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Gill: "We inadvertently redacted Epstein's name. But that's just a one-off thing. It didn't ever happen anywhere else in the six million documents that we have."
Phang: *cough* Bullshit!