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CatherineS retweeted
Fox: Why are you here this morning?
Trump rally attendee: Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to go to South America for the Jonestown Massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. There's nothing like seeing a cult right up front.
CatherineS retweeted
Thanks to reporting we now have a fuller picture of Amy Acton's mother -- homeless, not getting the care she needs, unstable -- and that means someone from the Ramaswamy team scooped her up, got her TV-ready, shot the ad, and then sent her back to destitution without helping her.
CatherineS retweeted
REMINDER! THEY ADMITTED IT IN COURT. Whistleblower Chuck Borges was right all along. Musk's DOGE crew at Social Security copied 300 MILLION Americans' private data onto unsecured servers — then cut secret deals with political operatives to weaponize that data against election results.
This was never about efficiency. This was data TREASON. And they buried it for months while Borges lost his career for telling the truth.
No justice for this anti-American corruption, no peace.
AMERICANS ARE ANGRY.
EVERYONE KNOWS IT.
PRISON. NOW.
CatherineS retweeted
DO. NOT. FALL. FOR. IT. HES SCARED OF LOSING AND IS TRYING TO BRING VOTERS BACK TO HIM. HE IS NOT ON YOUR SIDE. VOTE FOR TALARICO
CatherineS retweeted
Avião que levou o Bolsonaro fugitivo da Argentina para os USA foi contratado por funcionário da Casa Branca - com autorização de Trump.
Deu no NY Times.
As coisas vão sendo reveladas e só piora.
CatherineS retweeted
House Republicans knew their “One Big Ugly Bill” would rip away health care from millions of seniors, kids, American workers and people with disabilities. They voted for it, and praised it, anyway to give tax breaks to our billionaires and our trillionaire. Now, health care and health insurance are way more expensive for everyone.
Plutocracy and inequality make us poorer and sicker as a society.
CatherineS retweeted
Jason Miller is the White House employee who arranged a green card and visa for former Brazilian Presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, with whom he works politically.
Bolsonaro's father is in jail for trying to overthrow the Brazilian government.
Miller is also refusing to make MANDATORY financial disclosures to a Florida court in the nine-year-old paternity case over the son he fathered with former Trump 2016 campaign senior advisor @AJDelgado13 when he was the Communications Director.
Delgado won a confidential settlement from the Trump 2016 campaign for Miller's conduct toward her.
But the former Trump 2016 Comms Director is only paying $38,000 annually in interim child support while his wife's daughter of the same age attends a $48,000 per year private school. Both children have special needs.
Not coincidentally, those disclosures Miller is withholding would have to say how much he earned from Brazil.
Earlier this year, Miller was on a $1.8 million contract to be a registered foreign agent of India.
This is the same Jason Miller who was Donald Trump's senior political advisor in the 2024 campaign.
He's making a boatload of cash, not filing disclosures anywhere, while working in the White House and possibly acting as a foreign agent.
And Jason Miller also skipped out on a deposition in the case, in what I can only describe as a blatant attempt to forestall a final trial hearing in the nine-year-old case where he's been spending at least $300,000 a year in attorneys' fees to fight Delgado.
This is who is in the Trump White House today.
America First MAGA voters complained about open borders and criminals coming in from abroad, while Trump's team is working for the alleged criminals to give them golden tickets to come to America.
CatherineS retweeted
To all of the Republicans who are outraged over Dan Sullivan being on the ballot in Alaska. Do you honestly forget Kanye West (@ye) running in the 2020 election to try and take votes from Joe Biden, after six Republican operatives were found to be connected to West’s presidential campaign, including people with Trump ties?
CatherineS retweeted
We just learned more about Trump’s Venezuela oil deal, and here’s everything you need to know:
1. This deal is structured to hide the identities of people who stand to profit from it.
You don’t hide that unless you have a reason to. And the man whose firm Trump just bought a 35% stake in? Alejandro Betancourt, a Venezuelan billionaire who has faced several money-laundering investigations around the world.
2. Don’t expect cheaper gas anytime soon.
Experts have been telling us for MONTHS that oil production in Venezuela isn’t going to lower U.S. gas prices anytime soon. Betancourt’s company is able to deliver as much oil in a year as the U.S. uses in a few days. Anyone promising this deal will bring down prices at the pump is selling you lies.
3. If there’s a legal fight over this agreement, it has to go through a Texas court that Trump’s DOJ has repeatedly turned to for favorable rulings.
4. This deal creates a board designed to be shielded from oversight and accountability. Trump’s own Treasury Secretary wasn’t able to give Congress basic answers or audits when he testified about Venezuela just last month. But we should blindly trust them now?
So let’s recap: Americans aren’t going to feel relief at the pump. The identity of the people involved is conveniently hidden from us. And legal disputes go to a specific court that disproportionately rules in Trump’s favor.
Whatever you think American foreign policy towards Venezuela should be, Congress and the public deserve to know who’s involved and where the money is going.
propublica.org/article/trump…
CatherineS retweeted
Tim Miller is on the Charlie Kirk Show and it's not going well for the hosts 👇
HOST: Nobody wanted Renee Good to die more than the left. I think that's very obvious
MILLER: That's an insane thing to say. That's really offensive actually
HOST: They actively get in the face of ICE
MILLER: And the punishment for that should be summary execution?
CatherineS retweeted
Shouldn’t ICE be shoving them to the ground, waving guns in their faces, cuffing them, and deporting them to El Salvador?
CatherineS retweeted
Fun fact: in 2020 Florida Republicans paid (illegally) a man with the same last name as the Democrat incumbent to run in an effort to confuse voters and they actually succeeded. The Democrat lost by 32 votes and the sham candidate received 6,000 votes. Election was not overturned.
CatherineS retweeted
What a fucking joke this country is. Meanwhile we are deporting 80 year old Mexican grandpas who sell ice cream.
CatherineS retweeted
Flavio Bolsonaro has landed in Miami and now has a U.S. Visa.
Funny how the Trump admin loves to pick and choose who they let in. This guy is under investigation for money laundering.
CatherineS retweeted
This is turning legit traitorous
The Trump administration is considering lifting sanctions on Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Russian Direct Investment Fund, according to The New York Times. A U.S. official confirmed the administration is assessing the fund’s application for removal “through established procedures” as part of an effort to “improve U.S.-Russia relations and help end the war.” A final decision has not yet been made.
The Biden administration sanctioned the fund after Russia’s 2022 invasion, calling it a “slush fund” for Putin. People familiar told the Times that Russian officials pushed for relief in talks over the fund’s role in shipping Russian diesel to the U.S., after Trump suspended sanctions on Russian diesel October 9th. Treasury considers the fund already authorized to handle diesel and is running the normal removal process separately.
This would follow earlier actions taken by President Donald J. Trump with respect to Russian sanctions. On October 16th, President Trump signed an order waiving the duties and most of the sanctions provisions of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act. On October 21st, as envoy Steve Witkoff met with Putin, Russia released Stephen Hubbard, a 74 year old American held since 2022. President Trump wrote that the U.S. “was not required to give anything in return.” In remarks that day he said the U.S. “gave nothing in exchange.” In a Truth Social post just a few minutes later, he wrote that “if sanctions would have been placed, certainly those negotiations would have come to a complete and total halt."
Source: nytimes.com/2026/10/27/us/po…
