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He’s Hunting Epstein’s Accomplices
They keep telling you nothing works anymore.
I spend my days in filings nobody reads, and I’m telling you Wednesday was one of the better days this country has had in a year. You’d never know it from watching the news.
Hit the ❤️ like but...
Republicans Counted On An Empty Room. Whoops.
Happy Thursday, friend.
There’s a reason so much of this good news lands in August. A party that can’t win an argument in October is betting it can sneak one past everybody in the middle of summer. That calculation has been made about you,...
The Trump Regime Wanted Every Colorado Voter’s File. Jena Griswold Refused.
Congress goes home this week.
By Friday they’ll be back in their districts, standing in front of chamber of commerce breakfasts and Rotary lunches and county fairs. For a few weeks they have to look at us instead of at each other. Every on...
Twelve Days Before Trump’s Bank Cut Him Off, Somebody Wrote A Memo
There’s a tax on your grocery bill you never voted for. Twenty-five states went to court yesterday to try to kill it—which is the kind of thing that corporate media covers as a simple trade story, when it’s really about Trump raising prices...
Trump’s Senate Nominee Walked Out On His Own Press Conference. Here’s Why.
The DOJ charged an Olympian, then admitted there was no crime. A judge the regime tried to remove refused to go. And Virginia gave 66,085 people their vote back.
The Justice Department spent six weeks trying to put a 67-year-old Olympian i...
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