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Are people already regretting their choice?

 
 
 
They love infalible dear leader and regret nothing. Full throated defense of Heritage Foundation policies at every turn. Any claim they make of disliking Trump is nothing more than the rabbit pleading to not be thrown into the briar patch. They are all disingenuous cunts right down to the people arresting Davey for mythical vandalism.
 

Prominent activists with the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement are raging and saying they feel betrayed after the Supreme Court sided with pesticide maker Monsanto on Thursday and said it did not need to put a warning label about a potential cancer risk associated with its Roundup weedkiller.
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Inside, the justices heard arguments — including some by the Department of Justice — that companies should be protected.

For some MAHA supporters, Thursday’s verdict showed that despite Trump’s alliance with Kennedy, the administration would rather prioritize the interests of pesticide makers.
 

This week, 350,000 Haitians lost immigration protections with the end of Temporary Protected Status, opening many up for deportation. Fear and anxiety in the community led to reports of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at Chef Creole, a popular Haitian restaurant.

Wilkinson Sejour, a Haitian-Bahamian chef and owner of all seven Chef Creole restaurants in South Florida, went to the press to clear up the situation. He said ICE incorrectly detained (and then released) a Hispanic man passing by the restaurant.

Even without a raid, he told reporters that the end of TPS led several of his employees to quit. Even employees with legal status were afraid to come to work, he told the Herald.

He also told CBS Evening News that he regretted voting for Trump in 2024.
 
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Something something leopards.

www.abc.net.au

British far-right activist Milo Yiannopoulos arrested by ICE

Milo Yiannopoulos, who has called for ICE checkpoints at supermarkets in the US, is likely to be deported by immigration officials who described him as "an illegal alien from the United Kingdom".
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. Well...I could think of a few other foreign born MAGAtards who could receive similar treatment...
 
unapologetic said:
Patooka said:
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
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They are trying to make an example 'See, we also deport white guys from first world countrys.'
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Based on what little I know about Milo "A Dangerous Faggot" Y, it is likely a publicity stunt. He'll go back to England, vacation, then spend a bunch of money getting his papers in order.

Then return to USA for a grand tour. "A Dangerous Immigrant" or something similarly inflammatory. Or maybe "A Dangerous Victim".
Tom
 
Debbie Granger, the mother of ICE murdered Renee Good, told a congressional hearing yesterday that she voted for Trump in 2024. She also told the committee she is a registered Republican.
 
Missouri Couple SHOT Dead In Guatemala After Devastating ICE Stop. 5 minutes



We Tracked ICE Flights Across America. 50 minutes
Detainees flown from place to place, ICE playing 'keep away' from lawyers.
 
unapologetic said:
We Tracked ICE Flights Across America. 50 minutes
Detainees flown from place to place, ICE playing 'keep away' from lawyers.
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These people are committing far more crimes than the Christian refugees they are deporting.
 
RVonse said:
Gospel said:
Most Trump voters are like any other voters who believe the country is headed in a direction that doesn’t benefit them. Concerns such as the outsourcing of jobs, inflation, and both perceived and real biases on other domestic issues drive their decisions. While the media often emphasizes discussions about fascism, racism, and bigotry (and there is merit to those conversations), it’s notable that they steer clear of labeling Trump voters as the ‘1%’ hoarding wealth—likely because that’s an easily debunked claim. I understand why the majority of Trump voters made their choice. While there is a minority that is prouder to be degenerates than I am of being Black, most are struggling financially and view Democratic policies and rhetoric about equality as direct challenges to their way of life, even if their interpretation may not be entirely accurate.

My main issue with Trump voters (and, likewise, with those who support Democrats) is that politicians on both sides continue to prioritize the interests of the 1% over the rest of America. The entire spectacle of the DNC and RNC, amplified by profit-driven news organizations disconnected from everyday communities, only makes things worse. These media outlets, have talking heads who wouldn’t set foot in a grocery store, keeping the public so distracted and polarized that we’re on the brink of a modern return to a feudal-like system—where voicing dissenting political opinions could be risky or even seen as heretical.

Fox, CNN, and similar networks don’t represent us. They represent FOX or FOXA & WBD on NASDAQ. Anyone who regrets their choice for reasons other than recognizing that the entire system is fucked is likely to repeat the same mistakes.
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I could not agree more.
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Yes. Gospel’s post is where many maga have landed. Disillusioned by Trump but unwilling to move in another direction.
 
Looks like Ratus Repuglios is checking out the mooring lines!
 
JohnG said:
RVonse said:
Gospel said:
Most Trump voters are like any other voters who believe the country is headed in a direction that doesn’t benefit them. Concerns such as the outsourcing of jobs, inflation, and both perceived and real biases on other domestic issues drive their decisions. While the media often emphasizes discussions about fascism, racism, and bigotry (and there is merit to those conversations), it’s notable that they steer clear of labeling Trump voters as the ‘1%’ hoarding wealth—likely because that’s an easily debunked claim. I understand why the majority of Trump voters made their choice. While there is a minority that is prouder to be degenerates than I am of being Black, most are struggling financially and view Democratic policies and rhetoric about equality as direct challenges to their way of life, even if their interpretation may not be entirely accurate.

My main issue with Trump voters (and, likewise, with those who support Democrats) is that politicians on both sides continue to prioritize the interests of the 1% over the rest of America. The entire spectacle of the DNC and RNC, amplified by profit-driven news organizations disconnected from everyday communities, only makes things worse. These media outlets, have talking heads who wouldn’t set foot in a grocery store, keeping the public so distracted and polarized that we’re on the brink of a modern return to a feudal-like system—where voicing dissenting political opinions could be risky or even seen as heretical.

Fox, CNN, and similar networks don’t represent us. They represent FOX or FOXA & WBD on NASDAQ. Anyone who regrets their choice for reasons other than recognizing that the entire system is fucked is likely to repeat the same mistakes.
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I could not agree more.
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Yes. Gospel’s post is where many maga have landed. Disillusioned by Trump but unwilling to move in another direction.
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There is no other political direction at this point. Both parties represent the same interests and those interests are not those of the general public.

For example, union labor had always been with the Democrat party. But the Democrats betrayed them even worse than Trump today with globalization and immigration. Indeed, it was the betrayal of the Democrat party in the first place which caused the rise of Trump.

A third party is technically possible but can not succeed in the US. The last time it was tried was an unsuccessful experiment attempt during Ross Perot in the 1980's.

So we are left staring at the paradox that citizens of America, allegedly the example for the world of democracy in action, are totally devoid of political representation Neither of America’s political parties represents Americans. They represent powerful interests only.
 
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