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Dump Term 2 Part 4: Twilight of the Derps

"Great quotes in military history"

Imagine putting Trump word salads into Jack Hany-like montages.

Trump is really pissing off my wife who is really worried about the future in the U.S. for our kids if the Dems don't slaughter the next few elections. If we even get that far.
 
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Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com)

Witkoff: "In a year, if you had someone who didn't have the courage to do this action, you'd have 30 or 40 nuclear bombs. And what would the world look like there? So thank God we have a president and leadership at the helm that makes these courageous decisions."
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New Pentagon budget reports show Pete Hegseth spent $93 billion in one month, making it the highest monthly expense since 2008.This budget report included spending $2 million on Alaskan King Crab.

Where is DOGE when you need it?
 
🎶In the arms of an angel…🎶 For the low, affordable cost of just $3,382/month*, through your tax dollars, so no extra effort for you, you support feeding the hungry, tired, discombobulated employees at the Department of Defense.

*$93 billion x 12 months = 1.116 trillion/330,000,000 ‘Muricans = *
 
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Under the bus they go
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Aaron Rupar (@aaron.rupar) on Threads

Trump: "Based on what Steve and Jared and Pete and others were telling me, Marco is so involved, I thought they were going to attack us"
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From the Comments:

“…tears in their eyes THEY told me to attack Iran. Didn’t want to do it, always liked Iranians, sold a lot of condos to my Iranian friends, but Marco looked so sad and he was so sure they were about to attack us so, against my better judgement, I let JD make the final call on this one.”
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US drops from 70/100 to 45/100 in freedom of the press in one year.

In the Realm Informed and Free Citizenship, the United States received its worst
score, obtaining only 12 out of 30 points. The judges found that during the period there
was poor government action against disinformation, as well as government actions aimed
at limiting free expression and access to information, aspects that make up this category.
Regarding the Government's Actions Against Violence Against Media and Journalists
Realm, it achieved 17.54 out of a possible 40; while in the Media and Journalism Control
Realm, it obtained 16.33 out of 30 points, the only one above the average level.

Even though journalistic practice in the United States remains protected by the
Constitution and laws, last year's events saw the erosion of safeguards, such as the repeal
of the Garland Rule, which prohibited the use of legal means to compel journalists to
disclose their leak records. Attacks during coverage of procedures undertaken by federal
immigration agents have also raised concerns about journalistic freedoms. It is estimated
that 170 attacks against journalists were recorded in the United States in 2025. There has
also been a stigmatization of critical journalism spaces by President Trump himself and
prominent spokespeople in his administration. Furthermore, funding for spaces in public
service media was cut, and offices dedicated to diversity were closed. Key events include
the dismissal of more than 500 Voice of America employees, an executive order issued in
March 2025, which placed the affected journalists at risk of deportation.
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Who did not see this coming?
 
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The Editorial Board (@editorialboard.bsky.social)

Looks like Trump pocketed the $63 million in settlement money that was intended for his presidential library. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/03/11/congressional-democrats-trump-library/
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Can someone explain what our government actually does? Cause at this point I cannot find anything "positive". Seems completely worthless to me.
 
ScoobyDoo said:
Can someone explain what our government actually does?
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It transfers power and wealth from the middle class to the rich, while keeping the poor desperate to frighten the middle class into voting for the puppets of the rich.

People think the government is dysfunctional. It is not. It's working perfectly as designed.
 
Kepler said:
It transfers power and wealth from the middle class to the rich, while keeping the poor desperate to frighten the middle class into voting for the puppets of the rich.

People think the government is dysfunctional. It is not. It's working perfectly as designed.
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That sounds pretty accurate.

I hear Joe Rogan is turning on Trump. A little late now. He could have been a real man and came out full force for the black lady. Instead he sold himself and all his listeners out for..............NOTHING.
 
ScoobyDoo said:
That sounds pretty accurate.

I hear Joe Rogan is turning on Trump. A little late now. He could have been a real man and came out full force for the black lady. Instead he sold himself and all his listeners out for..............NOTHING.
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Nothing? Nah, he made his money and unlike Alex Jones he's not stupid enough to say or do things that will result in him losing it. He's safe to question Trump now, even if it costs him a few thousand listeners.
 
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