homesweethomeMrL 2h ago • 100%
The Republican nominee visited a new campaign office in Hamtramck, one of the nation’s only Muslim-majority cities, and was joined there by Mayor Amer Ghalib, a Democrat who has endorsed Trump. Meanwhile, three city council members in the same town have endorsed Harris.
“His visit today is to show respect and appreciation to our community,” said Ghalib, who presented Trump with a framed certificate of appreciation.
Oh lord.
homesweethomeMrL 2h ago • 100%
A group of Republicans and conservatives who have consistently opposed Trump, called the Lincoln Project, also added, "Good practice for his next job in the prison kitchen."
Well, dayam.
homesweethomeMrL 2h ago • 100%
“Assistant Fry Chef!”
No, assistant to the fry chef . . .
homesweethomeMrL 2h ago • 66%
Because I tried acid, I now know that butter is WAY better than margarine.
I saw through the bullshit
homesweethomeMrL 6h ago • 81%
Those totals match the wikipedia article exactly, so if they’re wrong, please update them.
I assumed Stein voters were stupid and/or reckless but not evil. Perhaps you’re right though.
homesweethomeMrL 6h ago • 100%
Wow, they fired a lot of people.
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 90%
Oops
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 88%
That’s good!
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 50%
What’s goin’ on on this side?
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 100%
I dig your style too, man. You got the whole - marmot thing goin’ on.
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 50%
If you understand that the Constitution specifies “most votes” win the presidency, and you understand the Slaver’s College, and you understand a third party doesn’t exist yet that can accomplish those things, so that you understand you’re deliberately throwing a vote against a demented fascist rapist away then - okay.
That’s unfortunate.
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 28%
Sure when people think third party they usually mean “No, more fascist”
homesweethomeMrL 8h ago • 100%
Okay bye!
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 100%
That tree was like "my goal in life is to be a home for a screechie"
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 100%
Trump and Harris continue to run neck and neck in Pennsylvania, with 538 Project and ABC News finding Harris and Trump each garnering 47.8 percent in their polling averages as of Saturday night.
Pennsylvania. C'mon.
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 100%
Beautiful!
S/He looks like s/he might squeak if you squeezed them
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 90%
A simple strip of cardboard or narrow board would be nice for her to walk on and still let the grate do its grate-y thing.
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 100%
This some hot funny right cheer
homesweethomeMrL 9h ago • 100%
Yaar
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/19587014 > Peak Performance
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[Archive Link](https://archive.ph/FeUme) >A disintegrating Trump puts Vance a heartbeat away from the presidency, but there’s more than Vance to fear. Although Trump has publicly disavowed the architects of Project 2025, any distance between him and the scheme is a mirage. We know, for example, that at least [140 people](https://archive.ph/o/FeUme/https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/07/marjorie-taylor-greene-hurricane-helene) who once worked for his administration have contributed to the plan, which was orchestrated primarily by the Heritage Foundation. Vance even wrote the forward to a book written by Kevin Roberts, the president of Heritage. Trump has to fill a second administration somehow – and for years, his allies in Washington, D.C., have been strategizing for just such an occasion. “Eighty percent of my time is working on the plans of what’s necessary to take control of these bureaucracies,” [said](https://archive.ph/o/FeUme/https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/15/politics/russ-vought-project-2025-trump-secret-recording-invs/index.html) Russell Vought to a pair of undercover British journalists this summer. Vought, a former Trump official, is widely considered to be a candidate for Trump’s prospective chief of staff. He added that “we are working doggedly on that, whether it’s destroying their agencies’ notion of independence … whether that is thinking through how the deportation would work.”
www.cleveland19.com
DoJ to monitor voting in Ohio county where Sheriff threatened to record the address of everyone who voted for Harris.
Any Accountability At All Commission
www.cnn.com
 >The Georgia town hall, where Trump took questions on reproductive laws, transgender rights and other issues, aired Wednesday morning. But Fox News did not disclose that the female audience it selected for the event was packed with local Republican supporters and the network edited its broadcast to remove some of their vocal advocacy of Trump. > >The Georgia Federation of Republican Women wrote on its Facebook page Wednesday that the group helped host the event, [posting](https://www.facebook.com/GaFRW/posts/pfbid02KwfEedmtNzeL1YGKJoBsFDLqhp1ESeGqc3jwqCYcjAd6jqCyUf47phM3bZdJDD2rl) photos from the venue and writing they were “Super excited for the opportunity of hosting this event right here in Georgia!” > >Shortly after CNN reached out to the group and Fox News about their role, the post was edited to state they were “excited for the opportunity of attending this event right here in Georgia!” > >. . . The first question posed to Trump at the town hall came from a woman identified as Lisa, who asked the former president a question about the economy. The network did not disclose that Lisa is [also the president](https://www.fultonrepublicanwomen.com/team/lisa-cauley4/) of the Fulton County Republican Women group. > >. . . “I want to thank you for coming to a room full of women the current administration would consider domestic terrorists,” a woman named Alicia said to laughter from the audience before a question about foreign policy. > >But a portion of Alicia’s question was edited by Fox News to remove her admission that she was voting for Trump.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20910140
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20874558 > A peek into the past, shared by Nimoy's son.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20852113 > It's that time again
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20782641
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/24208432 > > Call a right “enshrined” all you want, but if a judge decides it’s better to protect law enforcement officers from their own actions than to allow the public to view killings performed in the name of “public safety,” the public gets nothing. Neither do the people serving the public and providing them with information, like the Ocala Gazette, which was recently hit with an order forbidding them from publishing a jailhouse video it had legally obtained. > > Case file: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25193608/no-1st-here-either.pdf