Probably less expensive too.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Monday, January 5, 2026
Truly a POS who knows no bounds!
Schumer Rips Trump for Ending Maduro Regime After Previously Ripping Him For NOT Ending It
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Sunday blasted President Donald Trump following the capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, saying Trump’s “lawlessness” was pushing America into an endless war “with no discussion.”
But back in 2020, Schumer criticized Trump for not getting rid of Maduro. The New York Democrat said at the time Trump “brags” about everything but fails to deliver.
“Maybe the best metaphor was his claim to bring Democracy to Venezuela,” Schumer said during a Senate speech. “There was a big policy there. It flopped.”
“And the president brags about his Venezuela policy? Give us a break,” he continued. “He hasn’t brought an end to the Maduro regime. The Maduro regime is more powerful today and more entrenched today than when the president began [his first term].”
But his tune seemingly changed this weekend after the Trump administration arrested Maduro and flew him to Schumer’s state to face narco-terrorism charges.
On Sunday morning, Schumer told George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s This Week he had a number of problems with Trump’s Venezuela operation.
He said “Maduro is a horrible, horrible person, but you don’t treat lawlessness with other lawlessness, and that’s what’s happening here.”
Schumer also criticized Trump saying the U.S. would “run” Venezuela for the time being. The Senate Minority Leader said American citizens are “scratching their heads in wonderment and fear of what the president has proposed.”
He continued: “The American people are worried that this is creating an endless war. The very thing that Donald Trump campaigned against over and over and over again was no more endless wars. And right now, we’re headed right into one, with no barriers, with no discussion.”
Schumer also said he had an issue with the Trump Administration failing to give Congress a heads-up on the Venezuela strike. Trump on Saturday told reporters he did not tell Congress about it beforehand because lawmakers have a “tendency to leak.”
Saturday, January 3, 2026
U.S. Captures Venezuelan Scumbag Maduro
Trump usually deports Venezuelan drug dealers. Last night he imported one.
Trump says Venezuelan dictator Maduro and wife 'captured' and flown out of the country after 'large scale' US attack
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Typical Democratic response as this old meme indicates.
If they wanted to give the American people a collective heart attack they should've said something along these lines.
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Next in line.
Trump currently writing his obituary.
Wednesday, December 31, 2025
Bill O’Reilly Confronts Tampon Tim's Somali Scandal Costing Taxpayers BILLIONS
Perish the thought the SOB could've been vice president of the United States.
Minn.’s Somali social-services scammers may have stolen $9 billion — nearly Somalia’s entire economy
Nearly 90 people have been convicted, a majority of whom are Somalis, two defendants have already been sentenced, with one facing 28 years in prison and another owing $48 million in restitution.
About halfway through the video Tampon Tim blames 'white men' for Somalis bilking taxpayers in Minnesota. How in the hell can you blame white men unless Walz is talking about himself? Trump was right... get
the Somalis the hell out of the country and take Walz with them.
the Somalis the hell out of the country and take Walz with them.
The sign at the Somali 'learning' center.
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BTW... Haven't seen O'Reilly in quite sometime he has really aged.
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Strike now while the iron is hot
Protests calling for ‘death to the dictator’ erupt across Iran
Protesters march in downtown Tehran on Monday
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Mass protests have erupted across Iran <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/iran/> calling for “death to the dictator” over the regime’s economic crisis.
Tear gas was used to disperse protesters as shops shuttered in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar and main markets.
University students called on their peers to join the demonstrations, while chants echoed from rooftops in several cities and the Iranian rial plunged to record lows, all against the backdrop of ongoing threats from Israel and the US.
Residents in one city near Tehran told The Telegraph that a heavy presence of armed motorcycle-mounted security forces was visible around midnight.
On Monday, security forces fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Tehran while residents in Malard, 28 miles east of the capital, were faced with motorcycle-mounted armed security.
In several cities, people went on to their rooftops and chanted slogans against the Islamic Republic and Ali Khamenei <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/06/21/how-trump-and-netanyahu-could-kill-khamenei/>, its supreme leader.
The protests have been cheered on by Israel, whose foreign ministry hoping for Mr Khamenei’s overthrow welcomed the action with “open arms”.
Donald Trump <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/22/iran-trump-broken-the-regime-air-strikes/> also threatened military action on Monday if Iran rebuilds its nuclear or missile programmes, warning he will “knock the hell out of them”.
At several universities, students urged their peers to join demonstrations after protests erupted at Tehran University’s dormitory complex.
Security forces surrounded the dormitory on Monday evening and closed its gates with a heavy security presence around the campus.
Students living at the complex chanted slogans including “Woman, life, freedom”, “Students die but do not accept humiliation” and “Be afraid, be afraid, we are all together”.
One student inside the dormitory said: “They have closed the gates, and special forces on motorcycles are circling us. We are determined – some of us may be arrested, things could get worse – but we will not back down.”
Iranian universities have long been hubs of political activism, with students playing key roles in protests for decades.
Ahmadreza, a university student in Malard, told The Telegraph: “They [the protesters] have closed roads in several neighbourhoods, and chants are coming from all directions. People are also chanting from their rooftops.
“It’s almost impossible to move from one part of the city to another. There are police cars with cages. People are angry and exhausted as prices rise day by day.”
People chanted slogans against Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei - HO/AFP/Getty
The protests began on Sunday afternoon after mobile phone and electronics shopkeepers in Tehran shut their stores as the rial currency fell to a record low of 1.42 million to the dollar.
Riot police in full gear confronted hundreds of demonstrators near Tehran’s Grand Bazaar and in the Saadi Street area on Monday afternoon.
Traders shut their shops and urged others to join the closures. Security forces maintained a heavy presence at multiple locations throughout the capital.
The currency recovered slightly to 1.38 million on Monday evening after the Islamic Republic’s central bank governor resigned but remains down approximately 40 per cent since June.
Iran’s currency collapse is compounding severe inflation. The state statistics centre reported inflation reached 42.2 per cent in December, up 1.8 percentage points from November.
Food prices surged 72 per cent, and health and medical items rose 50 per cent compared to the same period last year.
Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian said he wanted to ‘solve the problems of the people and the deprived’ - Wana/Reuters
Masoud Pezeshkian, Iran’s president, said on Sunday in the parliament: “I have no motivation to remain in government or to remain president if I cannot solve the problems of the people and the deprived.
“This is not something I want to be proud of. We cannot govern while people have problems … they say salaries are low, so they are low, they say you are taking too much in taxes, so we are taking too much tax.
“On the other side, they say increase salaries. Someone tell me where I should get the money from to give?”
Mr Pezeshkian addressed the protests directly on Monday night after the demonstrations spread, saying he will listen to the protesters’ demands.
He said: “We have fundamental measures on the agenda to reform the monetary and banking system and preserve people’s purchasing power.
“I have tasked the interior minister to listen to the rightful demands of the protesters through dialogue with their representatives, so that the government can act with full effort to resolve problems and respond responsibly.”
The rial was trading at 32,000 to the dollar in 2015 when Iran signed a nuclear accord with world powers that lifted international sanctions.
That agreement collapsed after Mr Trump withdrew the United States from it in 2018.
The deal completely collapsed in October and followed by the reimposition of UN sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal.
Iran last experienced nationwide protests in 2022 and 2023 after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini <https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/09/16/iranian-woman-dies-beating-morality-police-not-wearing-headscarf/> in police custody.
Hundreds of people were killed, more than 20,000 arrested, and several executed in connection with those demonstrations.
State media acknowledged Monday’s protests but said that shopkeepers were concerned only about economic conditions.
State media reporters on the main 20:30 news programme sought to portray the protests as economic rather than anti-regime, showing scenes of normality on the streets and interviewing residents.
One resident said: “Please end this – end this. The price of the dollar is nonsense.”
Another shopkeeper said: “If we sell something today, we can’t buy it again at the same price tomorrow. The government should think about the situation.”
The government’s IRNA news agency reported that mobile phone vendors were reacting to business threats from the currency’s depreciation.
Iran also raised petrol prices this month, triggering warnings from lawmakers about a potential repeat of violent 2019 fuel protests that killed hundreds in what was then the deadliest unrest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Mostafa Tajzadeh, the imprisoned Iranian politician and prominent dissident, said: “Now the time has come for all those who want a prosperous, free, and independent Iran to speak with one voice and call for the separation of religious institutions from political institutions, for the clergy to hand power back to the people, and to return to their traditional base in the seminaries.
“The safest and most reliable way out of the crises is to convene a constituent assembly and amend the constitution in line with the will of the nation.”
Monday, December 15, 2025
Rob Reiner and His Wife Found Dead at Their Brentwood Mansion with Knife Wounds – Killed by Their Son?
Two people were found deceased at the Brentwood mansion owned by far-left, Trump-hating Hollywood director Rob Reiner.
(and that is putting it mildly)
There is a homicide investigation underway. Son Nick is in custody and held under $4 million bond.
Rob Reiner and his wife own the property and live at the residence.
LAPD Robbery Homicide Division detectives were assigned to the case. Several other LAPD officials said they were aware of the investigation but could not share any information.
There is a large police presence at the home Sunday evening.
LAFD paramedics were called to the home on Chadbourne Avenue around 3:30 p.m.
Reiner was open about his son Nick’s drug addiction and made a movie about the family’s experience with his drug problem.
Sunday, November 23, 2025
THE GAME
Since 1951, Woody Hayes’ first season as Ohio State’s head coach, the Buckeyes lead the series 39-28-2. If we lose again, God forbid, Woody will not roll over in his grave but rise from the dead and demand his old job back!
Saturday, November 22, 2025
Have you seen this commercial?
What a bunch of crap. Are we to believe they suddenly became patriotic and believe in the Constitution? Or did their eyes pop out reading the latest Nielsen ratings?
This has as much weight and authority as Bribem telling the world he would never pardon his son.
Thursday, November 13, 2025
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Sunday, October 26, 2025
NYC deserves him
After nearly 3000 people were killed by his fellow Muslims this is what really matters to him? Lucky for him NYC is too stupid going from WE WILL NEVER FORGET to... WE CAN'T REMEMBER.
Monday, October 13, 2025
Donald Trump says he doesn't think he’ll get into heaven
Meanwhile in Wilmington Delaware trying to scrounge up money for his library...
Thursday, October 2, 2025
Leave it up to Malfunction Maxine
🚨 WOW! Rep. Maxine Waters *LOSES IT* after realizing she was TRICKED into admitting Democrats are shutting down the government due to no healthcare for illegals.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 30, 2025
Q: Are Dems demanding healthcare for illegal aliens?
WATERS: Dems are demanding healthcare for EVERYBODY...What… pic.twitter.com/mhmJgnC7d4
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
All these episodes have been instigated by Democrats
(Democratic mantra)
Illegals who have committed crimes walking the streets is GOOD.
ICE arresting and deporting them is BAD.
It's as simple as that.
Remember this?
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Just one more example. Brain dead copy cat.
Joshua Jahn Named Dallas ICE Shooting Suspect
Fortunately he shot himself and saved the taxpayers millions.
FBI Director Kash Patel shared an image of the bullets used in the shooting, reading: 'Anti-ICE'
Monday, September 22, 2025
Complaining they lost their job over Charlie Kirk
The crowd scatters after Charlie Kirk is shot during a university event in Utah.
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