I Didn't Say It ...

Angie Nixon, Democratic Senate candidate from Florida, demolished J “Dufus” Vance after he said she “doesn’t belong in America” and should “get the hell out”:

“I don't wanna COUCH my words here: I know JD Vance, his eyeliner, and absent Ashley Moody are used to running away from people when things get tough because they care more about themselves and their billionaire buddies than the people they represent. But this is my home. The most ordinary man imaginable came to my home state to tell me to ‘get out of America’ while they enjoyed the comfort of buildings my ancestors built. Imagine standing on the shoulders of the people who built this country & then telling their descendants they don’t belong here! Wanting lower property insurance & healthcare for families isn't un-American; it’s what working people deserve. They can take their tech-bro cash and their weird, intrusive agenda somewhere else, because I'm not going any damn place. I don’t go high when they go low. I get LOUD. Because the soul and humanity of this country are at stake.”

Nobody has any right to tell any American to “get out” of the country just for having different ideas. That goes against the founding principles of this nation and the Constitution that Vance supposedly is upholding.

But J “Dufus” is a pawn who will do what the billionaires tell him to do like telling a Black woman she doesn’t belong here.

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Bernie Sanders, Democrat Senator from Vermont, on Cankles’ new ego ad:

“This is what authoritarianism looks like . Thirty-eight days before the midterms, [the] Narcissist-In-Chief … is illegally using $430,000 in taxpayer dollars to run a 30-second ad on Fox praising himself. This is what you’d see in North Korea, not America. Fox; take this bogus ad down.”

Can you imagine how the regime would shriek and cry and pout if a Democrat president using taxpayer money to create an ad to boost his fragile ego?

No, you can’t because that would never happen.

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Bradley Whitford, actor, on the ICEstapo prison camps:

“We live in a country that has internment camps. As of July 2026, there are 65,756 human beings in detention camps. There are 6,200 children who have been detained since [Cankles] took office. [His] promised was to go after the worst of the worst, yet only 3% of those detained have a violent felony conviction. These are not criminals in interment camps. These are human beings, many of whom were in the middle of going through what they thought was the legal process to become citizens.”

That is not America.

And yet just this week a thirteen-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl, who had been in a detention camp without their parents or family, went before a judge who ruled that they are to be deported to a country where they are not from, never lived or don’t have family there.

That is not America … is it?

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Claude Malhuret, French Senator, on Cankles ineptitude:

“After assembling the most powerful army in the world, failing to win a war against the middle power, causing oil and gas prices to skyrocket and delivering incoherent speeches, the golfer from Mar-a-Lago shamelessly admits to being stunned by the Iranian response, which was entirely predictable and now calls for help from his allies who he was insulting just yesterday, and they replied to him, ‘You didn’t consult anyone, you have no plan and we have no reason to follow you blindly into the fog.’ [Cankles] … now has no choice, but between two equally bad options: to withdraw shamefully, pretending without convincing anyone that he has achieved his objectives, or to trigger an escalation with results that have been known in advance since Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan, a quagmire, and in the end, a disgraceful departure, leaving the field open at the time to the Communists to Daesh [ISIS] or to the Taliban.”

His war for oil, his war for profit, his war to enrich billionaires and oil companies will end up causing more fear and more terror in the world, but, hey, as long as he got a few coins who cares about America?

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democratic Representative from New York, on the Cornell University gang rape:

“There were several students suspended and put on track for deportation by Cornell University for protesting the genocide in Palestine on campus. We do that for someone engaging in Free Speech and protest on campus, but we make rapists write an essay.”

The claim that students were told to write essays as punishment comes from a civil lawsuit filed by the victim but university states that essay-writing was never the sole consequence given.

Not the “sole” consequence given? What were the others? Clean your room? Pick up trash?

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Tammy Duckworth, Democrat Senator from Illinois, offering a blunt, assessment of her own party's record:

"What happened in the Biden administration was we fixed all the stuff that [Cankles] broke and Republicans broke in their administration, but we didn't do anything innovative and we didn't make people's lives better. Fuck that shit, we're gonna make it better. We're going to put a public option on the exchange, or we're going to allow Medicare buy-in for 50-year-olds and older. We spent time in the Democratic Party with our leadership being polite, not wanting to break the filibuster because, oh, God forbid, if we blow up the filibuster then they might do it to us, and we're not going to do it. We're going to give their Supreme Court nominees the full process. We're going to do everything by the book. And what I've told Democratic leadership is, like, cut that out. You've seen what happened. They steamrolled us as soon as they took over. And it was to the detriment of the American people and to the detriment of America's national security around the world."

Again, it’s a woman standing up and speaking truth to power, and not some man who speaks in riddles and puns and what ifs.

Let’s elect more women to power.

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I Didn't Say It ...

Joyce Beatty, Democrat Representative for Ohio, saying the quiet stuff out loud to Cankles’ face:

“I was at the Kennedy Center board meeting with [Cankles].He said, ‘I think you’re incompetent.’ I said, ‘I know you’re incompetent.’ He said he was going to hold me responsible if something fell out of the ceiling [at the Kennedy Center] and killed someone. I said, ‘You’re already killing people. We’re at war. And we have people here who are starving.’ He wanted to talk about how great he was at developing. I reminded him that he had more bankruptcies than anyone in the room.”

I’ve been saying that it’s the women who will take him on to his face and this is how it’s done.

Now, I wonder if the men could step up like this … Hakeem? Chuck? Anyone?

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James Talarico, Democrat for Senate from Texas, on Cankles’ childish attacks on him, like calling him “weird” and repeatedly mangling his name into “Talafreako”:

“I think a lot of people in our state voted for [him] the last election because they thought he was going to lower prices; [when] they thought he was going to end the forever wars. They thought he was going to release the Epstein files. They thought he was going to drain the swamp. That's why a lot of people in my family voted for President Trump. But just a year into this administration, prices are up because of these crazy tariffs. There's a new forever war in Iran. The Epstein files have not fully been released, and the swamp is bigger than it's ever been before. These nicknames don't lower the price of groceries. These nicknames don't lower the price of gas or utilities or health care. These nicknames don't actually improve any of our lives.”

Talarico's answer makes clear how he intends to respond: don't sink to the level of a childish, bloated gasbag racist and rapist. Bring the conversation back to what people were promised—and what they're paying for groceries, gas, utilities and health care now.

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Mazie Hirono, Democrat Senator from Hawaii, calling out Kash Patel for being a drunk:

“You have been so drunk that briefings have been rescheduled so you could sleep it off. When challenged by Senator Van Hollen several months ago to take an alcoholism test, you agreed. We are still waiting for you to post your results.”

Here’s another woman taking on the regime while most of the men sit back twiddling their thumbs.

Hirono is taking no prisoner, mincing no words, not playing around.

That’s how it’s done.

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Thomas Massie, GOP congressman from Kentucky, on the hypocrisy of his own party in order to protect a child rapist:

“The folks who want flock cameras in your neighborhood, the folks who wanna read your emails without a warrant, the folks who say, ‘If you’re not doing anything wrong, why do you wanna hide it?’ have withheld three million Epstein files and redacted the rest.”

He has zero fucks left to give and will keep standing up for the vbictims in the face of the regime.

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Lujan Grisham, Democrat Governor of New Mexico, on Cankles attempts to change the state’s name something else … New America:

“New Mexico’s name isn’t up for debate—it’s been ours since before the United States existed. What is up for debate? Who’s showing up for working families. While the President tries to distract Americans from his disastrous war in Iran, gas prices keep soaring [and] Americans are spending more at the grocery store, losing access to healthcare and wondering if they’ll ever be able to afford a home.”

People are hungry, can’t afford food or gas or healthcare but the president wants to rename a state for what?

Deflection from his disastrous presidency. Deflection for his dementia. Deflection for his crimes raping children.

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Whoopi Goldberg, actor, comic, cohost of 'The View,' on the idiocy of Cankles:

“I want all of this insanity to stop! I’m sick of this! You cannot have the Kennedy Center, man. It’s not yours. Fix the war. Forget the buildings. Fix the war. Fix the economy. Stop trying to move stuff out of museums. Stop it. Would you just pay attention to the American people?”

We are all screaming at the lunatic begging him to focus on the issues affecting us but all he cares about is golden doodles on the wall, and buildings with his name on them, reflecting pools and arches and keeping himself out of jail.

You want change? CAST A GODDAMNED VOTE!!!

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Angie Nixon, Democratic Socialist nominee for Senate from Florida, responding to the racist abuse Laura Loomer has been hurling at her:

“I know Laura Loomer has been admitted to, you know, a hospital before because she’s spiraled and I feel like she’s spiraling right now. She doesn’t really have any support. And she needs help. But that’s why I’m fighting so hard for universal health care, because I believe no one should go bankrupt and no one should have to worry about being denied access to treatment simply because they don’t have the money. And so Laura Loomer is someone that I’m fighting for, to make sure that she has quality health care.”

This comes days after Loomer called Nixon a “ghetto, black, communist” and launched a racist tirade against prominent Black women that drew reproach from across the political spectrum. Nixon had already clapped back once but this time she managed to work one of her central campaign issues into a savage comeback in her ongoing contretemps with Loomer: universal health care means universal even when the prospective patient is the person attacking you.

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