Damn! I never get called for Jury Duty!
Typical. Political violence is fine as long as it’s aimed at the common people - such as Trump is doing to Americans - but aimed at a leader? One of the demigods who rule over the subhuman rabble? Unacceptable.
Especially absurd given that Trump has more than once demonstrated that he has no scruples about ordering attacks at leaders. Trump would be happy to kill any of them if it profited him somehow.
Monty
April 27, 2026, 8:34pm
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The felon’s finally lost his sole remaining cracker.
Donald Trump has shared a supporter’s bizarre social media post suggesting ICE is renamed - for the media coverage.
The X post by a self-professed MAGA journalist said she wanted the president to rebrand U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to National Immigration and Customs Enforcement “so the media has to say NICE agents all day every day”.
“GREAT IDEA!!! DO IT . President DJT,” Trump added as he reposted the message on his Truth Social platform. The user’s original post has been viewed more than 800,000 times and won praise from other MAGA supporters, as well as the president himself.
While it is not clear whether Trump’s apparent endorsement should be taken seriously, the president has advocated a number of name changes since returning to office.
I swear I heard SNL’s Church Ladies’ voices when I read that.
Squirrel! I mean, look, it’s another thing the felon wants you distracted from.
The federal government quietly awarded a no-bid contract — with a massively inflated price tag — to one of President Donald Trump’s favorite construction firms , according to a new report, which the president has strongly disputed.
The contract was to fix a pair of decades-old fountains in Lafayette Park , located across from the White House, which have sat idle for more than 10 years due to deteriorating equipment.
In 2022, the Biden administration reportedly estimated the work would cost $3.3 million. But, in January, the Trump administration agreed to pay more than five times that figure — $17.4 million — to Clark Construction, a Maryland-based firm that is also building the massive White House ballroom, according to The New York Times .
“They just took the cover page of my estimate and just added a bunch of money onto it,” Stephen Kirk, an independent consultant who calculated the cost of the refurbishment for the National Park Service in 2022, told the outlet. “I didn’t add those extra millions on there."
The significantly higher cost estimate was reportedly partly a result of inflation being accounted for twice.
The National Park Service awarded the lucrative contract to Clark without soliciting competing bids, invoking a rarely used “urgency” exception typically reserved for natural disasters or wartime needs, the paper said. Contracting experts described this as unusual.
There you have it, folks. The state of decorative fountains is a national emergency.