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Chris Van Hollen, Democrat Senator from Maryland, spoke with
El Salvador’s Vice President Félix Ulloa about the release of Kilmar
Abrego Garcia, a man sent there by The Felon’s regime despite an immigration court
order preventing his deportation: “Why is the government of El Salvador continuing to imprison a man where they have no evidence that he’s committed any crime and they have not been provided any evidence from the United States that he has committed any crime? They should just let him go. We have an unjust situation here. [The Felon’s] administration is lying about Abrego Garcia. The American courts have looked at the facts. I will keep pressing in my remaining time here and I will keep pressing beyond that.” The Felon will not allow him back because it will make him
look like even more of an inept, unqualified, lump of gelatinous flab with no
brain cells firing in that fat head of his. But We The People should remember and use our votes to get
the GOP out of Congress and then impeach The Felon and his rag-tag bag of
goose-stepping Nazis and imprison them all in an El Salvadoran gulag. UPDATE: Yesterday Senator Chris Van Hollen met with Kilmar
Abrego Garcia, the man wrongly deported to El Salvador last month. But, moments before Hollen posted his message and image,
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele posted three additional photos from
the meeting and said: "Now that he’s been confirmed healthy, he gets the honor of staying in El Salvador’s custody." Apparently because The Felon is paying Bukele to keep Garcia
there.
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Wilson Cruz, out actor and LGBTQ+ activist, ripping fellow actor
Terrence Howard a new for refusing to
play a gay character: “Let me be very clear. I don’t give a flying fuck if straight actors play Gay roles [but] what we won’t be doing is saying that playing a Gay role makes you less of a man. Being a man has nothing to do with where you put your dick and [is] much more about where you don’t put your hands. It’s about how you use your strength to protect. To build, to stand for what is right and just, for you. Your family, your community. Worry less about your manhood and worry more about mankind. Be a man.” It's funny that Howard had no issue playing a drug dealer,
an adulterer, a criminal, a murderer, but gay gets him all sweaty and bothered. Huh. |
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Steve Inskeep, American journalist and one of the hosts of
NPR’s Morning Edition and Up First, plainly stating The Felon’s stupidity: “If I understand this correctly, the US president has launched a trade war against the world, believes he can force the EU and China to meet his terms, is determined to annex Canada and Greenland but is powerless before the sovereign might of El Salvador. Is that right?” Well, El Salvador has a dick-tator and The Felon seems to
like dick … tators. |
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David Letterman, TV icon, on The Felon: “If this guy was running Dairy Queen, he’d be gone …so why do we have to be victimized by his fecklessness, his ignorance … Let’s just stop whining about what a goon he is and figure out a way to take him aside and put him in a home.” Stand up, speak up, resist and vote. Then have him committed. |
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Eric Swalwell, California Democrat Representative, on how to
ensure that another Felon isn’t aided and abetted while office: “I don’t say this lightly: when we escape this … Hell there needs to be a Presidential Crimes Commission. It should be made up of independent prosecutors who look at those who enabled a corrupt president.” All those Republicans to afraid to be primaried or suffer
the fate of The Mean Tweet, and who stood by and did nothing but prop up a
criminal because they care more about power than country, should be sent to, oh,
I don’t know, maybe some kind of maximum security gulag where they can think
about what they did. |
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Henry Rollins, singer, writer, actor, comedian, and spoken
word artist, on immigrants to America: “Someone who would go across a desert that can kill you, to get to another country? You want to be an American that bad? ‘Cause I’ve never had to lift my damn finger to be an American and I am honored to share a country with you.” I’d rather share my country with people who come here
looking for a better life than those people who are here to keep “others’ down because
of language or skin color or gender identity or sexual orientation. |
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Scott Galloway, professor at New York
University Stern School of Business, on The Felon's tariff mess: "It would be hard to think of a more elegant way to reduce prosperity this fast. Let's talk about Apple. The notion was we're going to bring back all of those great jobs? The average Apple assembly person in China makes $500 a month. The average Apple employee focusing on more high-value things like design, store management, makes $200,000 a year here. We want to wear Nikes. We don't want to make them. We have outsourced low-wage jobs overseas such that we can create more profits, more investments, and create higher wage jobs. If these tariffs hold, your iPhone's going to go from $1000 bucks to $2,300; to make an iPhone in the U.S. it would cost $3,500. As a result, the threats of these tariffs take Apple's stock down the value of Walmart in three days. If these tariffs hold ... 80% of toys under the Christmas tree are from China so 90% of U.S. households are budget-constrained. So we're talking about half the number of toys. We're talking about a destruction in shareholder value such that your parents can't retire as quickly and we're talking about the entire world rerouting their supply chain around 'brand America,' which, quite frankly, right now is toxic uncertainty—so they can bypass a series of unpredictable, epileptic, sclerotic decisions. What we finally need to acknowledge: We have someone at the wheel of the global economy that is blackout drunk right now.” The Felon needs to be tried for his fraud, for his manipulation,
to make the rich richer and the poor subservient. This whole
on-again-off-again, pause on the tariff bull shit is a ploy to increase the
wealth of the one percent while
punishing everyone else. |
