How Trump's Comments Are Splitting The Gop

Readers of mainstream news may have learned after the fact about the role Christian evangelicals played in passing arms funding for Ukraine, but the reports they saw uniformly omitted a crucial aspect: The plan to shape Ukraine as a bulwark against LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights. Instead, sites ranging from Voice of America to the Washington Post described the efforts by Ukrainian evangelicals with no mention of their allies, backers, records or rhetoric.

Florida Senator Rick Scott, who founded the corrupt Columbia Hospital Corporation, went to New York to support Trump. The company that Sen. Scott founded was fined a historic $1.7 billion for Medicare fraud after being charged with defrauding the healthcare system of hundreds of millions of dollars that led to his ouster. Scott tried to defend Trump by citing his own fraud case as a political prosecution, but ended up sounding like a moronic twit who can't put two sentences together. Q: Do you believe Stormy Daniels or Donald Trump? Scott: This is nothing about Stormy Daniels.

Can we please take a moment to feel bad for all of the oppressed white men in this country? Daily Wire snowflake Matt Walsh has had it with airport workers who aren't white. Walsh claims, and I have no idea where he's getting his info from, although Infowars is my first guess, that white men aren't allowed to build airports anymore.

Congress debated adding a question about citizenship to the US Census. Representative Glenn Grothman of Wisconsin, being the full-blooded racist that he is, wants to keep immigrants from being counted. And to promote that, he thought he had found a gotcha clause that would just burn the Democrats. He forgot all about Representative Jamie Raskin: Grothman: First of all, our pledge of allegiance, which we say every day, we pledge allegiance to the republic for which we stand - right - that the flag in the republic for which we stand.

“Federal prosecutors have charged former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry in Washington for allegedly lying to investigators in connection with a campaign finance probe of a foreign billionaire’s political contributions,” Politico reports. “Fortenberry (R-NE) was convicted of the same charges by a jury in Los Angeles in 2022, but the 9th U. S.

New Republic: “There is nothing new or unexpected about Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrogance. When President Bill Clinton first met him at the White House in 1996—mere weeks after Netanyahu first took office as Israel’s prime minister—he reportedly seethed to aides, ‘Who the fuck does he think he is? Who’s the fucking superpower here?’ That arrogance subsequently caused rifts with Republican and Democratic presidents alike.