Release the files! Bread for all, roses too🌷 Proud Appalachian.
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I never really knew how many fucking stupid, uneducated people lived in this country until Donald Trump came along.
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But 24/7 for the last 3 days straight Fox has been saying Obama’s Cheesecake Factory joke was “elitist.”
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Senator @CoryBooker just eviscerated Donald Trump over saying he would "Veto everything" if Democrats win the House and Senate:
"First of all, I mean, what an idiotic thing to say. So he's basically saying if we get bipartisan bills passed, put them on his desk, that he's not going to do things that make things better for the American people. You've got to be kidding me. That's not what Reagan did when he had a Congress that was Democratic. It's not what Clinton did when he had a Congress that was Republican. "He said, 'send me bills that will help the American people.' Donald Trump is just so out of touch right now. This election is so vital that we rebuke a president who is getting rich through this corruption, this crypto schemes, who is just cruel and crass. We need to get our nation back to focusing on the work of the American people."
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Listening to Trump's own words, it all makes sense: without fail, every MAGA-Republican convention ends with Grindr crashing.
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Today we learned that it was a 28-year-old DOGE operative who gutted USAID, and HR had no record of him working there. Totally normal stuff.
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A trump rally heckler got the line of the year, and Jimmy Kimmel just put it on a T-shirt.
Brooklyn Dad has the clip.
See for yourself. 👇
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Husted: "The president is coming in tomorrow again to Ohio. Don't worry, I was in the weight room this morning working out. I don't want to let him down."
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Proof that Trump is cognitively impaired:
Trump: “President Donald Trump saved at least 30 million lives, at least. So I didn't get the Nobel Prize, but I saved 30 million lives.”
This man is completely batsh-t crazy.
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Y'all can pronounce Vivik Ramaswami with 0 issues. But Kamala was too difficult???
Fuck right off.
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An Ohio attorney who donated to Trump's campaigns has had his law license suspended after being convicted of voting in both Ohio and Florida in two elections. The attorney argued it was accidental, but a judge didn't buy it. mrf.lu/2HPv8
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Trump’s closing message to voters ahead of the midterms:
“You could even come to Mar-a-Lago… The problem is that for $5,000, the most you’ll be able to buy is a hamburger and maybe a small dessert. I’m not even sure you could buy that.”
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Amy Acton's stepfather's surviving biological daughter spoke to The Daily Mail when they knocked on her door in Ohio, while sobbing.
She said: She believed Amy's story, because her father raped her sister more than once (the victim in this 1974 indictment); she remembered Amy lived in a tent with Donna and Cledith; it's been terrible for her family to see Vivek's ad run in Ohio; and she heard rumors her father had victimized even more young girls.
NEW: I obtained the full Trumbull County file for Amy Acton's stepfather's 1974 charge which shows that he was indicted for incest involving his 16-year-old biological daughter in 1973. The sheriff was then unable to locate him to serve him a summons in the county and nothing further happened in the case.
Donna Arthur, featured in Vivek Ramaswamy's still-running campaign ad, married Cledith the next year in a neighboring county.
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On the day a sitting president landed in Lubbock, Texas, for the first time in 34 years, people waited for hours in lines stretching for blocks in this reliably red city. But the crowd wasn't waiting for President Trump. They were waiting for Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
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🚨BREAKING: The woman punched in the face at Trump’s Youngstown rally has filed a report seeking to press charges, and the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office is now investigating three men.
The woman was wearing a “Release the Epstein Files” shirt when she started shouting during the Oct. 12 rally at the Covelli Centre. Videos show three Trump supporters going after her, and at least one punched her in the face and pulled her hair, The Vindicator reports. Others can be seen restraining her as she was attacked. Deputies removed her. The Trump supporters were permitted to stay.
Trump stopped speaking, then said: “He’s a paid protester. They’re all paid.” He misidentified her gender and made fun of her weight. No evidence has been offered that she was paid. According to Newsweek, she told The New York Times that no organization coordinated or financed her appearance and (surprise) ordinary citizens can want powerful p*dophiles held accountable.
No arrests were made that night. Sheriff Jerry Greene said deputies didn’t see the assault and she hadn’t filed a report. His office then found her through social media and her if she would like to press charges. She said yes. As of Oct. 21, the sheriff said he’d identified three men, two from the area and one from New Jersey. The two area men want lawyers present for their interviews.
Separately, a man named Russell Dickert bragged that he and “a friend” named Gary his son Clint “subdued her and threw her to the concrete.” Dickert’s LinkedIn, located by Reich-Wing Watch, happened to list his residence in New Jersey. Police haven’t disclosed the identify of the three suspects they identified.
Prosecutor Lynn Maro said her office’s information indicates a misdemeanor assault, though Greene said the woman’s injuries could change that.
The woman has been identified as Blake Miley, 29. She’s represented by civil rights attorney Subodh Chandra. Whether to charge anyone is up to prosecutors.
