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A vote for GOP candidates in November -- any of them -- is a vote for genocide.

This guy is an Israeli agent. Immediate dismissal and an espionage investigation are warranted. And while we're at it, let's determine which country Mike Huckabee works for.

Trump has checked out on Iran. He's letting his toadies run the war while he concentrates on important issues, such as collecting bribes, alienating allies, praising dictators, building tacky monuments to himself, undermining elections and posting A.I. images of himself as the leader he'll never be.

Reads like a Pentagon press release. Not one sailor or Marine quoted. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/02/w...

The 20th century taught us that appeasing a madman merely invites more demands. How was this lesson lost by so many who should know better? The tide may be turning, but it's inexcusable that it has taken so long.

“Everybody now sees America as less than it was before.” He views Trump’s travails as part of a “precipitous collapse of American power and American prestige” and says “once this war is over, the U.S. is going to find the rest of the world much more difficult to herd around any coherent policy.”

By putting this information in their court filings, they're announcing to the world that a full-throttle campaign against dissent is under way. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

A drone strike on a U.S.-owned tanker in Egypt; Houthis firing on Red Sea shipping; the Saudis and Iraqi militias trading attacks; Iran attacking U.S. troops in Jordan; China and Russia arming Iran. Trump's war is morphing into the regional conflict many feared it would become. Nice job, Donnie.

Breaking News: President Trump has set aside, at least for now, plans to sharply escalate the American military assault against Iran.

His war killed them, and now he's putting words into their corpses' mouths as though these corpses are ventriloquist dummies. There's no low to which this reprehensible bag of shit won't stoop to feed his insatiable ego.

Trump said before the WC final: “I would say that it’s hard to bet against (Lionel) Messi.” The curse lives.

In the least surprising news ever, the flying bribe is a security nightmare and President Deals is trying to intimidate the journalists reporting on it www.nytimes.com/2026/07/11/b...

It should be clear by now that DHS believes it has free rein to kill people without consequences. Its self-investigations are farces or nonexistent, and its lawyers have been called out by judges for lying in court filings. This is a deep and bloody stain on America inflicted by the MAGA cult.

They earned it, and the orange dumbshit deserves the mockery.

Four states are standing in the way of a water rights deal that tribes say would help them build more housing, grow sustainable economies and better protect public health. “It’s a fundamental human rights issue,” said one law professor. w/ @kjzz.org

The Trump administration is paying Duke Energy $129 million in taxpayer dollars to stop its North Carolina offshore wind farm. Trump has now paid over $2.5 billion to terminate offshore wind projects that would have provided affordable energy to millions. He's enriching Big Oil at our expense.

Apparently, this is what he means by "saving America from communism."

Trump and his team keep claiming the agreement with Iran includes details it definitely doesn’t. trib.al/9Bl6YxZ

Here's the context you won't find in corporate media: Trump is done with Iran. He never cared about it or the Middle East, he wanted glorious victory. Now he's furious. He's told Vance to get him the hell out of there. Meanwhile he continues to mutter vile threats. presswatchers.org/2026/06/pres...

Withdrawing a bill to end the war because it may actually pass is MAGA/GOP perversity writ large.

Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Adam Douglas Thompson.

This is Trump in huckster mode, solicitous to the point of fawning. World leaders have seen enough of him to know that he has no friends. Xi may humor Trump's phony bonhomie, but he won't fall for it.

From NYT: "The Pentagon put the cost of the war on Iran at 'closer' to $29 billion, roughly $4 billion more than two weeks ago." For the arithmetically challenged, that's $2 billion a week added to the national debt, and that's only if they're not low-balling the cost. Your tax dollars pissed away.

Another weak and futile attempt to keep oil prices under control.

Given the hideous alternative, I'm willing to give Bluesky the benefit of the doubt.

It's important to keep in mind that we're funding Trump's needless war at $2 billion a day AND Republicans are letting him do it. Vote them all out. Every single one of them.

“I have the best plan of all,” Trump said. “But I’m not going to tell you what my plan is.” Anybody who believes such infantile bullshit from a lifelong conman has to be dumb beyond belief. He's the most prolific liar to ever walk the earth and too lazy and stupid to create any sort of real plan.

This is COVID 2.0: Just keep claiming that it will end soon, and eventually you'll be correct. This time, however, he controls how it ends, and it's clear he has no idea how to do it. www.nytimes.com/2026/04/04/u...

Trump and his clown chorus may keep saying the war will end in weeks, not months, but it's not their call anymore. He's a moron, and his clowns are worse, more worried about who he'll scapegoat than in being honest.

It's bad enough that the IC has surrendered its authority to make honest assessments. But it has done so to a decrepit old man who cares only about his wealth and his image. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/18/u...

Many people talking about how gasoline prices at the pump have already jumped. But what should really terrify Republicans is RBOB — the futures price on wholesale gasoline. This is up 75 cents a gallon since its low earlier this year.

Off the cliff goes his core appeal to voters.

The projection monster strikes again.

Now that they have power again, the Trumpists will never give it up willingly.

Way to punish SCOTUS, Donnie! Make American consumers and businesses pay an even bigger tax than the 10 percent you charged us yesterday. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/21/b...

Trump's corruption is out of control. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/18/o...

Another day, another disgusting chapter of the GOP's enormous coverup for the unaccountable elite is revealed.

I never thought I'd see a U.S. attorney general treat congressional questioners with such contempt. Pam Bondi's angry invective in response to legitimate questions today is a nauseating new low for the DOJ and provides more evidence that an epic coverup is under way.

Never in his life has Trump wanted honesty in anything. He wants a whitewash. In the meantime, he's trying to bullshit his way out of taking blame for sponsoring state terrorism.

How can it be an insurrection when the only people being shot are the alleged insurrectionists?

Cartoon by @mluckovich.bsky.social.

Pope Leo XIV has summoned the world's cardinals for two days of meetings to help him govern the church, in the clearest sign yet that the new year will signal the unofficial start of his pontificate. n.pr/44ykAyM

A new world order based on the mafia economic model: Any crime is OK as long as you kick up to the boss.

Well thank you for elevating the speculation of idiots to a false equivalency with, you know, folks who went to school to learn how comets work. You should be embarrassed NYT.

Can't decide whether this is another grift, or that they know something the rest of us don't.

The health-care conflagration is upon us. www.facebook.com/share/v/1CQT...

This will never replace "I won in 2020" in the pantheon of Trump lies, but "the ballroom will be separate from the East Wing" has to be up there with it. Not since the War of 1812 has the White House sustained so much damage. The man is pestilence personified.

The colonel has a right to choose his path, but the problem is that Trump will now fill his post with someone less devoted to his constitutional oath and more devoted to Trump. It's same process that helped MAGAtize Congress.