Monty
June 22, 2026, 4:16am
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Imaginary other vandals.
Only stable ones.
The felon might want to dial back those threats of killing negotiaters. Someone might get ideas such as moving the venue to Fidenae.
The felon doesn’t even know who his own daugher is…or is not!
President Donald Trump confused the Internet ahead of Father’s Day by sharing an image of a blonde woman along with the message “great daughter,” but no one knows who she is.
Social media users were left scratching their heads over the image of the mysterious woman sitting on a couch in what seemed like a scene from the 1980s or 1990s when Trump, 80, shared on Truth Social Saturday night.
Along with the image of the unidentified woman, Trump wrote: “Great daughter, My Honor!!! President DJT.”
CalMeacham:
I was at a party this weekend and brought along a special drink I made – vanilla milk tinted a sickly green, poured into clear plastic cups that had the bottom lined with blue decorating frosting.
I called it “The Reflecting Pool”
I like it! But maybe this modification won’t put people off. use blue Jell-O powder or blue Curaçao syrup on the bottom, pour in a clear soda, then put in green M&Ms. Maybe crunch up a few blue ones to have the floating paint chip vibe.
Second fiddle/third wheel veep treated like he’s supposed to be at the kiddies’ table.
JD Vance’s push for diplomacy got off to an awkward start when he appeared to be snubbed by a fellow summit attendee in Switzerland.
Vance, 41, was joined by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner for the negotiations at the Lake Lucerne Summit with Iran on Sunday, mediated by Pakistan and attended by the interested party, Qatar.
Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani kicked off Vance’s awkward day by appearing to walk right past him upon arrival.
And my favorite part of that article is this.
With the vice president positioned at the front of the receiving line, Sheikh Mohammed appeared to pass him over entirely, instead greeting the Iranian and Pakistani diplomats with hugs and kisses.
A video appears to show Vance reaching out to get Sheikh Mohammed’s attention, only to receive what looked like a brief acknowledgment before the Qatari leader turned away.
Along with this tie.
While the U.S. trio and Qatari ministers spoke to the press following the meeting, Axios reports that Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi was in the room, but opted not to join statements or stand for a photo with Vance.
You think?! (The bolding is mine.)
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Sunday said he doesn’t think “that the president is always getting good advice” from his advisers.
“Do you trust that the president is being given advice by people who think their loyalty is to the Constitution?” NBC News’s Garrett Haake asked Esper — who served in President Trump’s first term — during Esper’s appearance on “Meet the Press.”
“I don’t see that the president is always getting good advice, and so I think that’s the question to ask. I think Republicans on Capitol Hill have asked that same question, ‘Is the president getting the best advice with regard to these strategic matters?’” Esper responded.