Oh god, shut the fuck up. I am sick of you MAGAz going "oh everything is swell and so what if PBS got cancelled bloo bloo bloo bloo" life a fucking mentally stunted man child. At this point, who the fuck cares about PBS? I'm far more worried that Trump is doing things that are the beginnings of a defacto dictatorship, namely troops in the streets, paramilitary thugs kidnapping people off the street because "the look like they may be illegal". All setting the stage for this being used against legal American citizens. In fact, I'm hearing that part has already begun.

Anyway back to you: go sit in the corner and keep your goddamn mouth shut. The grown ups are talking, trying to figure out if there is any hope left of reversing this trip into the abyss for all of America.

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anonymous 9 hours ago

Anyone who says Trump is good president is so full of himself and likely a hypocrite. Trump is a POS in a suit and everyone who kisses his ass are as well. He. doesn't. do. shit. He's just another waste of oxygen on this deformed planet.

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anonymous 9 hours ago

Nearly 15,000 will have died already because of Trump and Musk’s cuts to USAID, advocacy program claims

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anonymous 8 hours ago

On April 9, Trump signed Executive Order 14263 targeting Susman Godfrey LLP—accusing them of undermining U.S. interests for representing Dominion and election fraud cases. The firm sued; a federal judge blocked the order, calling it a “shocking abuse of power,” and issued a permanent injunction by late June(reuters.com).

Politicizing Justice: ActBlue & DOJ Investigations
On April 24, Trump issued a presidential memorandum directing the Justice Department to investigate ActBlue, the major Democratic fundraising platform. The memorandum followed earlier directives aimed at targeting Democrats—marking a historic shift toward criminal probes of political opponents(en.wikipedia.org).

Blaming DEI for Military Crash
After the Potomac mid-air collision, Trump blamed DEI and diversity policies—without evidence—for the crash. The comments were denounced as racist and as scapegoating critical safety protocols(en.wikipedia.org).

Cuts to USAID & Mental Health Grants
Trump drastically slashed USAID foreign aid, prompting warnings that cuts could lead to 14 million deaths over five years. He also canceled over $1 billion in mental health grants; 16 state AGs have filed suit challenging the constitutionality of these budget decisions(washingtonpost.com).

Tariffs on Colombia & Automotive Import
On January 26, Trump imposed 25 % tariffs on Colombian imports, followed by a 25 % tariff on imported vehicles in late March—leading to macroeconomic instability and contributing to inflation concerns in the US automotive and tourism sectors(pbs.org).

Alien Enemies Act & Mass Deportations
Invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act (typically used during wartime) in March to deport Venezuelan migrants allegedly tied to gangs. The 5th Circuit and other courts questioned the legality, and class-action suits followed (reuters.com).
The J.G.G. v. Trump case challenged these deportations under habeas corpus protections (en.wikipedia.org).
Racist Slur Toward Sen. Schumer
In March, Trump said Sen. Chuck Schumer was “a Palestinian … not Jewish anymore,” repeating a slur he had used in a 2024 debate—widely condemned as racist (en.wikipedia.org).

Environmental Executive Orders Under Legal Fire
A suit called Lighthiser v. Trump (filed May 29) by youth plaintiffs argues that his executive orders promoting fossil fuels—declaring a national energy emergency and dismantling climate protections—violate both environmental law and constitutional rights (en.wikipedia.org, edf.org).

Press Freedom Crackdown
Associated Press v. Budowich (filed Feb 21) challenges White House staff barring AP from press events unless it calls the Gulf of Mexico the “Gulf of America” (en.wikipedia.org).
Broader media policy changes: Trump removed permanent slots for wire services, rearranged press pool access, and filed lawsuits—including Truth Social parent suing Brazil’s supreme justice over censorship .
Independent Commissioners Dismissed
Fired FTC commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya on March 18 without cause, seen as violating the Humphrey’s Executor precedent. They have sued, asserting Trump’s move violated legal protections for independent agency leadership (edition.cnn.com).
Earlier on Jan 24, he dismissed 17 inspectors general, prompting lawsuits regarding lack of proper Congressional notice .

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anonymous 8 hours ago

No. 1: Instituting a new and sweeping travel ban on citizens from 12 countries, hearkening back to the infamous “Muslim ban” that Trump launched during his first term.

No. 2: Weaponizing trade policy by imposing punitively high tariffs on imports from more than 50 countries, and then making matters worse by pausing them, restarting them, and pausing them again.

No. 3: Creating the Department of Government Efficiency and then giving billionaire Elon Musk virtual free rein to insult and lay off thousands of U.S. government workers.

No. 4: Damaging relations between Ukraine and the United States by publicly humiliating Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a cringeworthy Oval Office meeting in February.

No. 5: Trying to do away with birthright citizenship to prevent the U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants from becoming U.S. citizens as spelled out in the Constitution.

NAVARRETTE: 15 truths about tariffs, some more uncomfortable than others

No. 6: Turning international students into collateral damage in its war against Harvard because the private university refused to bend the knee and surrender to a hostile takeover by the Trump administration.

No. 7: Unleashing, without due process, a flurry of legally dubious deportations, not just of undocumented immigrants but also of legal residents, green card holders and even U.S. citizens.

No. 8: Accepting from Qatar, a nation that bankrolls Hamas terrorists, the gift of a Boeing 747 for Trump to use as Air Force One, despite national security concerns raised by Senate Republicans.

No. 9: Hosting a private gathering in May of the highest-paying customers of his personal cryptocurrency business, despite bipartisan concerns that he’s selling access to the White House for personal profit.

No. 10: Challenging the concept of judicial review by suggesting that presidents don’t answer to the federal courts, and even threatening with impeachment judges that strike down his policies as unlawful.

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anonymous 8 hours ago

All of these replies are Reddit tier libtard spam, probably written by the same person.

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The Colbear Repoor 7 hours ago

"All of these replies are Reddit tier libtard"

All you have are week little girl punches in the form of calling stuff "Reddit tier".

Really, I half hope "....and finally they came for YOU" happens, because I want to see the stupid looks on MAGA's faces when they are staring out from the side of a razor wire fence they thought they would never end up on.

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MAGAs talk stupid things 7 hours ago

^ you sound retarded. Do you need a tampin?

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anonymous 7 hours ago