And a lot of them don’t even bother with suits any more.

The fact that Donvict practically made wearing a suit his brand tells me he’s even dumber than the average C-suite type.

I know a lot of idiots think someone in a suit knows what they are talking about, but when I see someone dressed to the nines walking into a business situation, I usually suspect they are going to be full of shit and dumb as a bag of hammers. Donvict is after the idiot market.

He has no morals and empathy. That’s really the secret.

Also, he’s a Republican.

The decades-old rule of “IOKIYAR” holds. I have to laugh that the right thinks there is or ever really was, a “liberal media”.

If the corporate media was actually “liberal”, the media would constantly be covering this one-family crime wave. Every single mention of PEDOnald would list all his crimes, the suspicion he is under as a pedo, list that he’s been convicted of rape, as well as all the cryptocrimes he and his sons are doing…

The scheming and the fraud and the grifting is being rubbed right in your face.

Secular does not mean what most of these assholes think it means, by the way. Way too many act like it’s a synonym for “atheist”.

Just because a person or an org has not chosen to wear their chosen lifestyle on their sleeve does not make it the equivalent atheist.

Most of life is “secular”, FFS.

What the conservatives do the English language is as infuriating as so many other things they do. Often it starts with their perversion of terms and phrases.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_the_People_Act#Unsuccessful_narrower_proposal:_Freedom_to_Vote_Act

Of course, unhelpful dumbasses did a “compromise” version in the Freedom to Vote Act (which had voter ID requirements and got rid of the requirement to offer no-excuse mail-in voting and same-day voter registration - thanks Manchin, you asshole. What a “centrist”. Same for Klobuchar. So unhelpful. ).

In early June 2021, Manchin came out against the For the People Act,[109] but later that month proposed a list of changes that, if adopted, would allow him to support the legislation.[110] The compromise proposal, the Freedom to Vote Act (S. 2747), was formally introduced by Manchin, Amy Klobuchar, and other Democratic senators on September 14, 2021.[111][112] It kept many parts of the original bill (including automatic voter registration for eligible citizens, making Election Day a holiday, creating a minimum 15-day early voting period for federal elections, and a prohibition on partisan gerrymandering), but added several voter ID requirements[113] and dropped several other provisions in the original bill, such as a requirement for states to offer no-excuse mail-in voting and same-day voter registration.[114][111] A Brennan Center for Justice research report said that the narrowed bill “contains the vast majority of the most critical provisions that were in the For the People Act, although it does also reflect some important concessions that were needed to achieve unity among Senate Democrats.”[111]

IMHO, Democrats should absolutely constantly message uniformly on this, and ask Republicans why it is that they want to make it so very hard to vote. Over and over again, keep asking them. Don’t let them do their horseshit Gish Gallop routines about “illegals”, either.

Then we take the funds from something like ICE and point that out. Explain that we would not have had to do this if the Republicans (and by implication, the idiots that vote for them) had enough balls to restrain this stuff in the first place.

This. That asshat should not get to permanently lift his leg on everything public and we just have to sit there and look at it for decades after.

Fuck that noise. Taking his name off of things and/or reverting them should not be very costly.

Did you see that dumbass getting questioned on housing and urban development?

Eric Scott Turner (born February 26, 1972) is an American politician and former professional football player who is serving as the 19th United States secretary of housing and urban development since February 2025. Prior to his political career, he played cornerback in the National Football League (NFL) for eight seasons, mostly for the Washington Redskins and San Diego Chargers.

That’s most Republicans. Same with Hillary and Joe and Kamala.

See them try to answer any question about PEDOnald and this war of choice and how he’s fucking up nearly everything, including the economy.

But yeah, the black President is very much something that completely broke Republicans and they will never recover as long as they live.

She’s not wrong.

This motherfucker has that scheme to have everyone in the United States give him money, and continue to give him money, via their cryptocrime/stablecoin.

If he can steal gold on top of that and no one has the balls to stop him, he’ll do it.

The guy has already enriched himself and his family to the tune of BILLIONS just in the 15 months he’s been in office. No way anyone “earns” that kind of money legitimately, and certainly not in that kind of timeframe.

BE BEST!

This was obvious since at least the 1980s.

For anyone even paying the slightest bit of attention.

These people are so fucking stupid. They were all hot to trot to blame inflation and gas prices on “Bidenomics” when everything was opening back up in the spring/summer of 2022, LOL.

You’d ask them exactly WHICH policies caused that? Crickets or just pseudointellectual babble.

Now that we can draw a DIRECT line between what PEDOnald unilaterally did, without question, and without permission, right to the explosion of costs for everything, they don’t want to talk about it.

I’m sure many of them are manipulation targets nearly as much as the far right.

I’m pretty sure Democrats have put up bills and voted for them, while Republicans vote against.

Yah, but iDiDmYoWnrEsEaRcH and I think I need to have natural immunity!

Science never did nuthin for me nohow.

Well, there is absolutely no reason for the Democratic Party to unilaterally disarm.

Fuck that noise.

If the Republicans would get on board with passing a bill to end the practice, then we talk about ending it.