Trump in office

[Brent]

soros is a dirty fukin demonic jew that needs gassed like a rat!!!

one hundred percent

[Brent]

Donald Trump signaled a desire on Monday to have his administration designate Antifa a domestic terrorist organization. The liberal media appears keen to use a misleading narrative to shield anarcho-communist militants from a possible crackdown.

Various outlets and publications have suggested that Antifa cannot be designated as a single terrorist group because "Antifa" is supposedly a catch-all term for a motley patchwork of radical leftist groups that just happen to dress the same, use the same slogans, target the same kinds of people, engage in the same kinds of violence, share the same base ideology, and share the same origin.

[Thiel]

Donald Trump indicated on Monday that his administration is poised to take action against violent leftist radicals and to bring racketeering charges against the liberal organizations that apparently support them.

Within hours of Trump revealing that a crackdown is imminent, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller stated on "The Charlie Kirk Show," "We are going to use every resource we have at the Department of Justice, Homeland Security, and throughout this government to identify, disrupt, dismantle, and destroy these networks and make America safe again for the American people."

A new report from the Capital Research Center might make the administration's job a little easier — at least in the way of identifying nodes in the nonprofit funding network that Democratic mega-donor George Soros has bequeathed to his son Alexander and in justifying potential action against them.

The 95-page report details how George Soros' Open Society Foundations has poured tens of millions of dollars into U.S.-based organizations that are allegedly engaged in activities the FBI has defined as domestic terrorism as well as into foreign outfits allegedly linked to designated foreign terrorist organizations.

The Capital Research Center indicated that Open Society has awarded at least $23,275,000 to seven groups that allegedly "directly assist domestic terrorism and criminality on U.S. soil"; at least $50.57 million across 41 groups that have allegedly endorsed terrorist attacks and/or are directly linked to foreign terrorist groups or their known front groups; and nearly $10 million to five nonprofits that allegedly qualify as associates of terrorist groups or pro-terrorist groups.

[The Donald]

Donald Trump indicated on Monday that his administration is poised to take action against violent leftist radicals and to bring racketeering charges against the liberal organizations that apparently support them.

Within hours of Trump revealing that a crackdown is imminent, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller stated on "The Charlie Kirk Show," "We are going to use every resource we have at the Department of Justice, Homeland Security, and throughout this government to identify, disrupt, dismantle, and destroy these networks and make America safe again for the American people."

A new report from the Capital Research Center might make the administration's job a little easier — at least in the way of identifying nodes in the nonprofit funding network that Democratic mega-donor George Soros has bequeathed to his son Alexander and in justifying potential action against them.

The 95-page report details how George Soros' Open Society Foundations has poured tens of millions of dollars into U.S.-based organizations that are allegedly engaged in activities the FBI has defined as domestic terrorism as well as into foreign outfits allegedly linked to designated foreign terrorist organizations.

The Capital Research Center indicated that Open Society has awarded at least $23,275,000 to seven groups that allegedly "directly assist domestic terrorism and criminality on U.S. soil"; at least $50.57 million across 41 groups that have allegedly endorsed terrorist attacks and/or are directly linked to foreign terrorist groups or their known front groups; and nearly $10 million to five nonprofits that allegedly qualify as associates of terrorist groups or pro-terrorist groups.

I am not going to let Open Society fund domestic terrorism.

[DKG]

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s efforts to Make America Healthy Again have consistently been paying off in the steep uphill battle against Big Pharma and Big Food. This week, a large food manufacturer joined the ranks of corporations making big changes to their ingredients in the furtherance of the MAHA agenda.

On Monday, Tyson Foods announced that it will be removing some junk ingredients from several of its brands.

The press release states that it plans to remove high fructose corn syrup, sucralose, butylated hydroxyanisole/butylated hydroxytoluene, and titanium oxide by the end of 2025.

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

Perdue chicken is better, IMO.

[Shen Li]

Perdue chicken is better, IMO.

I remember back in Canada Lilydale being the biggest chicken processor. I don't think they're in the US.

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

I remember back in Canada Lilydale being the biggest chicken processor. I don't think they're in the US.

Never heard of them so you're correct as far as I can tell.

[Herman]

I remember back in Canada Lilydale being the biggest chicken processor. I don't think they're in the US.

They buy most of the day after hatching to the six weeks to the slaughter house chickens in Western Canada. They aint so big in the East.

[Herman]

Trump is the best president for working folks in my lifetime. What am I saying he is the only president for working folks in my lifetime.

[The Donald]

I might have to fire Pam Bondi.

[Brent]

Donald Trump has warned that he may declare a national emergency in Washington due to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD)'s lack of cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Mayor Muriel Bowser has maintained that immigration enforcement is not the proper role of the MPD, even with federal coordination. Trump is now threatening federal control if ICE cooperation does not resume, citing the potential of rising crime.

Trump wrote, "The Federal Government, under my auspices as President of the United States of America, has stepped into the complete criminal mess that was Washington, D.C., our Nation's Capital."

Trump claimed his earlier 30-day federal intervention reduced crime and warned that ending ICE coordination could undo progress. He praised Bowser's recent cooperation before cautioning about renewed federalization.

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

I might have to fire Pam Bondi.

Only if she refuses to give you naked pics of her.

[Herman]

I might have to fire Pam Bondi.

I know some Republican do not like her but I don't know why.

[DKG]

President Trump has rightly demanded accountability from Attorney General Pam Bondi for her "safety dance" tenure at the Department of Justice. That same spirit of accountability, however, must also apply to the president himself — and one of his judicial nominees simply will not do.

Rebecca Taibleson, nominated for the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, donated to ActBlue, Joe Biden's 2020 campaign, and Kamala Harris' 2015 Senate run. She is 42 years old. If confirmed, she could shape precedent against conservatives for decades. So why is he nominating her?

This pick occurred before Charlie Kirk's assassination. In its aftermath, it looks even worse in the shadow of what appears to be more transgender-inspired mayhem. The American Family Association notes that Taibleson has supported groups that promote transgender ideology and was married by a rabbi known for the same.

At a time when transgender-inspired violence has spilled blood in the streets, why reward someone who aligns with its cultural enablers?