BretAJames
@bretajames.bsky.social
Ex-expat (retired), OAE, dog dad of two, traveled the world on the back of a motorcycle, foodie, equal rights for all, opposed to all liars, and conspiracy theorists.
It’s the truth. It’s better to be honest than worry about someone’s ego being hurt. There are decades of examples of his overt racism, and examples of the times where he just surrounds himself by nothing but other racists. It’s long past the point where we should be concerned about being unkind!
February 7, 2026 at 12:13 AM
It’s the truth. It’s better to be honest than worry about someone’s ego being hurt. There are decades of examples of his overt racism, and examples of the times where he just surrounds himself by nothing but other racists. It’s long past the point where we should be concerned about being unkind!
*staffer* is a funny way of spelling “president”.
February 7, 2026 at 12:05 AM
*staffer* is a funny way of spelling “president”.
Someone gave you socks with the trump kids on them?
February 3, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Someone gave you socks with the trump kids on them?
I have so little trust in the current government, that I don’t believe that those are the real names, and are used to add to their current narrative. I want to see their faces, and hear from them before I believe DHS, or ICE leadership!
February 2, 2026 at 6:34 AM
I have so little trust in the current government, that I don’t believe that those are the real names, and are used to add to their current narrative. I want to see their faces, and hear from them before I believe DHS, or ICE leadership!
Can't believe they dropped it on a Friday night knowing absolutely everyone was gonna be out watching Melania. Lol
January 31, 2026 at 4:51 AM
Can't believe they dropped it on a Friday night knowing absolutely everyone was gonna be out watching Melania. Lol
I’ll hold out for the sequel… “Melania: The Widow Years”
January 31, 2026 at 4:50 AM
I’ll hold out for the sequel… “Melania: The Widow Years”
When I first entered Iraq in June 2003, we were welcomed by all. Children, and parents would cheer us as we drove to Baghdad. Six months later, when the reality set in, and conditions for locals got worse, there weren’t any smiles to be seen. Lots of IEDs though! There are many parallels to this.
January 4, 2026 at 7:07 PM
When I first entered Iraq in June 2003, we were welcomed by all. Children, and parents would cheer us as we drove to Baghdad. Six months later, when the reality set in, and conditions for locals got worse, there weren’t any smiles to be seen. Lots of IEDs though! There are many parallels to this.