!nonchuds laugh at delusional !chuds for being fooled once again by the GOP

twitter claims the mistress is a lobbyist, hope her clients know the kind of value they're getting for their money

Just to recap the events here:

-A married Republican congressman has been having an affair for a year
-That woman called police and told them he assaulted her and allowed them to listen as he "instructed her to lie" about her injuries' origin
-Upon police arrival, she showed… https://t.co/6gJBVkTd6J

— Steve Morris (@stevemorris__) February 24, 2025

I'm part of a grassroots org working to fight this, but I'm seeing way too much infighting inside the community itself. I don't get it—if we're all on the same side, why do we keep tearing each other apart?

leftoids and infighting, name a more iconic duo

To be honest, reading these comments makes one thing clear—it's time to rise.

We either rise together—or fall alone. And I refuse to fall.

April 30th. We March. We Rise. We Prosper.

I'm not here to sugarcoat it—our rights, our lives, our futures are under attack. And the time for silence? That clock ran out a long time ago.

On April 30th, we take to the streets. A nationwide LGBTQIA+ March for Equality, epicentered in D.C., but rising in cities across the country for everyone who can't make it to Washington. This isn't just another protest. This is a movement. It's LGBTQIA+ focused, yeah—but this fight is bigger than just us. It's for every single person who's been pushed to the margins, silenced, beaten down, told they don't belong. We welcome ALL allies—because if they come for one of us, they come for all of us.

We will march. We will rise. And we will make darn sure they hear us from the Capitol to the White House—peacefully, powerfully, unapologetically.

This is a non-violent march—built on strength, unity, and the unstoppable power of a community refusing to be erased. Our voices are our weapons. Our passion is our fuel. And no lawmaker, no billionaire, no hate-filled agenda can drown that out.

But we're not stopping there.

We're launching a nationwide boycott—targeting companies and corporations that threw their weight and their money behind Trump and the GOP in the last election. The ones who slap rainbows on their logos during Pride Month but funnel millions to those working to strip away our rights. We see you. And we're done funding our own oppression.

This boycott isn't a one-day thing. It's a sustained, strategic stand—because if there's one language corporations speak fluently, it's profit. And when we withhold our dollars, we speak louder than any rally cry.

This isn't just about LGBTQIA+ rights. It's about human rights. About democracy. About our future.

So, whether you're marching in D.C., organizing in your hometown, or joining the boycott—stand with us. Because when we rise together, we're unstoppable. And when they try to divide us? That's when we get louder, stronger, and more united than they ever expected.

We march. We rise. We prosper.

Because this is our fight—and we're not backing down.

Spread the word.

!chuds pls ping leafs

!neolibs have entered the nlAnon phase

Back in the good old days in the 20th century, both corporations AND unions bought politicians to do their bidding. Also unions were based, corrupt, violent, and fought for their members.

Then the Feds only went after the politicians bought by unions, but not the politicians bought by corporations. So now, all the politicians are only bought by corporations, and all corporations are gay and lame without exception.

That's why we're now headed back to another Gilded Age where only corporate leaders and the rich have power and now everything is gay and lame and sucks on every end of the political spectrum.

True Radical Centrism requires corruption from based uneducated blue collar labor to counteract the gay and lame corporations.

What do you guys think about Monica anyway? Here's her 1998 photo with a couple more through the decades.

5'6" 159 lb 36C are the latest measurements, definitely heavier back in the day, probably a 36D.

Would you hit that if you were president?

She's got that dark hair and light eyes Ice Dragon combo. She kind of had a chubby Courtney Cox thing going. Probably looked amazing to watch her as she's blowing you and you play with those milkers.

Today she looks like Bruce Jenner transitioned to her.

2020s Monica - 9 votes

!coomers !hornyposters

These people have always talked the talk on why guns are needed to protect against tyranny, so now that we have clear proto-tyranny brewing at the highest levels of the US executive branch their trigger fingers should be itching.

And yet we haven't even heard a peep from these people. Curious, as some might say...

https://old.reddit.com/r/jacksonville/comments/1it10hh/jea_proposing_700k_salary_for_ceo_and_raising/mdmzvr6/?context=8

https://old.reddit.com/r/jacksonville/comments/1it10hh/jea_proposing_700k_salary_for_ceo_and_raising/mdnqoxk/?context=8

The new administration assembled by President Donald Trump boasts a combined net worth of at least $11.8 billion. The collective wealth of the potential 2024 cabinet is unprecedented for The Cabinet of the United States. Senate confirmation hearings are currently underway in Washington, D.C. — and the potential conflicts of interest for these cabinet members are a fraught topic. We dived into the financial reports and investing strategies of this new administration to understand their financial backgrounds and what this could mean for potential conflicts of interest and insider trading while in office.

Findings

Crypto Enthusiasts

One finding is that President Trump's nominees are crypto enthusiasts. Data on the stock portfolios of Trump's cabinet nominees tells us that almost half of them have significant crypto holdings. Among the greatest is Sean Duffy, Trump's nominee for Secretary of the Department of Transportation, who holds up to $1.1 million in Bitcoin.

Media Wealth

The second, and less startling finding is that the wealth of the nominees is disproportionately from roles in media. Nominated Secretary of the Department of Defense Pete Hegseth made over $4 million in the past two years as a FOX News Host, based on a recent Office of Government Ethics filing. Nominee Tulsi Gabbard earned over $1 million this year from book advances and speeches — most of which for the Republican Party.

Notable Members and Controversies

Robert F. Kennedy Jr — Health and Human Services Secretary (confirmed)

• Nominated in November for the position of health secretary

• Cleared the Senate by a razor‐thin 14–13 vote

• Net worth is about $15 million

• Controversial views scrutinizing the efficacy of vaccines

• Received backlash for ties to Wisner Baum, an LA-based personal injury law firm

• Holds a Bitcoin position worth over $5 million

• Opposition from the scientific and medical communities persists

Pete Hegseth — Secretary of Defense

• High-profile figure and Fox News co-host of "Fox and Friends"

• Received over $4.6 million from Fox News as an annual salary across the past two years

• Holds between $5,000 and $15,000 in Bitcoin income

• Controversies for financial mismanagement and accusations of sexual misconduct

Tulsi Gabbard — National Intelligence (nominated)

• Earnings in the past year have exceeded $1.2 million

• Passed the Senate committee vote last week, approving her nomination

• Main source of income: speaking fees and book royalties related to the Republican party

• Nearly $300,000 from an advance on her 2024 book "For Love of Country: Leave the Democratic Party Behind"

Pam Bondi — Attorney General (confirmed)

• Net worth of $18 million

• Worked with the Trump administration for several years

• Made more than $3 million from the recent merger of Trump's Truth Social platform

• Disclosed owning between $2 million and $10 million in shares of Trump Media & Technology Group stock

Scott Bessent — Secretary of the Treasury (confirmed)

• Net worth of at least $500 million

• Wealth originates from years in hedge fund management

• Holds over $50 million in ETFs and investments in major currencies

• Holds between $250,000 and $500,000 in Bitcoin

Linda McMahon — Secretary of Education (nominated)

• Estimated worth upwards of $3 billion

• Earnings from co-founding World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

• Holds significant investments in TKO Group Holdings and bonds supporting universities

Doug Burgum — Interior Secretary (confirmed)

• Earned over $2 million last year from businesses and investments

• Significant investments in technology stocks including Netflix, Alphabet, Apple, and Adobe

Sean Duffy — Secretary of Transportation (confirmed)

• Recently pledged to divest from investments in technology stocks

• Numerous investments in cryptocurrency, including up to $500,000 in Bitcoin

Howard Lutnick — Commerce Secretary (nominated)

• Net worth of $2 billion

• CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC Group

• Holds over 800 separate positions across various companies

• Vocal supporter of cryptocurrency, particularly Tether

Where to Look Next

Public disclosure of funds allows us to examine the financial profiles for the new cabinet of the United States. Looking at the potential cabinet members holistically, it is apparent that they are united by holding large amounts of wealth. Some of this wealth, of course, will have to be divested if taking office. The Office of Government Ethics requires officials to divest from funds which may pose a conflict of interest — a move which many of Trump's nominees will see as costly.

!chuds !nonchuds discuss

It's so beautiful

https://old.reddit.com/r/indianapolis/comments/1irtt6i/ban_homeless_sleeping_outside_house_bill_1662/

!neolibs wtf lol

Here's the text of one of the resignations, from a former clerk for Brett Kavanaugh and John Roberts (conservative judges for the s reading)

I expect you will find someone who is enough of a fool, or enough of a coward, to file your motion. But it was never going to be me.

You can see another here: https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/13/politics/read-acting-us-attorney-resignation-letter-doj-response/index.html

which is from a Federalist society member and Scalia clerk:

And to top it all off, 's Border Czar threatens to renew the charges if he doesn't cooperate with ICE (totally not corruption though):