BillThyberg
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Eric is a Missouri congressman.
He is quite literally dependent on the federal government for his paycheck, his housing, and his free healthcare. He’s a tax recipient.
He is quite literally dependent on the federal government for his paycheck, his housing, and his free healthcare. He’s a tax recipient.
October 28, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Eric is a Missouri congressman.
He is quite literally dependent on the federal government for his paycheck, his housing, and his free healthcare. He’s a tax recipient.
He is quite literally dependent on the federal government for his paycheck, his housing, and his free healthcare. He’s a tax recipient.
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The GOP wont pay for food assistance, but they just bought Kristi Noem two new planes at $175 million, a new ballroom, Trump may get $250 million from another BS lawsuit,
“Ya but go hungry you govt sucking leech!!” From govt sucking leeches
“Ya but go hungry you govt sucking leech!!” From govt sucking leeches
October 28, 2025 at 12:41 PM
The GOP wont pay for food assistance, but they just bought Kristi Noem two new planes at $175 million, a new ballroom, Trump may get $250 million from another BS lawsuit,
“Ya but go hungry you govt sucking leech!!” From govt sucking leeches
“Ya but go hungry you govt sucking leech!!” From govt sucking leeches
As if I couldn't hate the draft dodging traitorist impotent prick more.. my VA Oncologist has just resigned due to him.The uncertainty he has caused left her feeling it was best to move on...
Side note the prick also refunding "Save the Children"
Side note the prick also refunding "Save the Children"
May 17, 2025 at 2:16 AM
As if I couldn't hate the draft dodging traitorist impotent prick more.. my VA Oncologist has just resigned due to him.The uncertainty he has caused left her feeling it was best to move on...
Side note the prick also refunding "Save the Children"
Side note the prick also refunding "Save the Children"
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Fuckin resign man. That’s so clearly the only path here.
Sen. John Fetterman, who is facing scrutiny after former staffers have raised concerns about his mental health, has missed nearly every committee hearing and regularly skips votes.
An isolated John Fetterman clashes with colleagues and staff as he skips his Senate duties
Fetterman, who is facing scrutiny after former staffers have raised concerns about his mental health, has missed nearly every committee hearing and regularly skips votes.
nbcnews.to
May 10, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Fuckin resign man. That’s so clearly the only path here.
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Whatever happened to the "5 things " DoGe emails ? Talked to someone really smart who just left gov, who said all the emails bounced back as inbox full.
Already forgotten
Typical
Ready Fire Aim
Already forgotten
Typical
Ready Fire Aim
March 26, 2025 at 11:17 PM
Whatever happened to the "5 things " DoGe emails ? Talked to someone really smart who just left gov, who said all the emails bounced back as inbox full.
Already forgotten
Typical
Ready Fire Aim
Already forgotten
Typical
Ready Fire Aim
Tucson, Arizona today.
Original projected attendance was 3,000 people.
23,000 showed up.
Original projected attendance was 3,000 people.
23,000 showed up.
March 23, 2025 at 1:53 AM
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I think some in the Senate have convinced themselves that the backlash to folding will be limited to “the left” and therefore ignorable.
Those people are deeply and profoundly misreading the moment and the stakes.
Virtually every swing district House Dem walked the plank to vote NO for a reason.
Those people are deeply and profoundly misreading the moment and the stakes.
Virtually every swing district House Dem walked the plank to vote NO for a reason.
March 14, 2025 at 2:46 AM
I think some in the Senate have convinced themselves that the backlash to folding will be limited to “the left” and therefore ignorable.
Those people are deeply and profoundly misreading the moment and the stakes.
Virtually every swing district House Dem walked the plank to vote NO for a reason.
Those people are deeply and profoundly misreading the moment and the stakes.
Virtually every swing district House Dem walked the plank to vote NO for a reason.
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If I were a billionaire, I'd use my wealth (and my fame) to help people less fortunate than me.
I certainly wouldn't be using it to demonize the less fortunate, and troll and crush them with the social media company I bought.
That's why people hate that fucker.
I certainly wouldn't be using it to demonize the less fortunate, and troll and crush them with the social media company I bought.
That's why people hate that fucker.
March 13, 2025 at 4:22 AM
If I were a billionaire, I'd use my wealth (and my fame) to help people less fortunate than me.
I certainly wouldn't be using it to demonize the less fortunate, and troll and crush them with the social media company I bought.
That's why people hate that fucker.
I certainly wouldn't be using it to demonize the less fortunate, and troll and crush them with the social media company I bought.
That's why people hate that fucker.
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With an opposition party like this, what is the point?
March 13, 2025 at 11:22 PM
With an opposition party like this, what is the point?
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You ever notice how people who say the tariffs will cause "some disturbances" and "some discomfort" are people with a net worth in millions and billions WHO WILL NEVER FEEL THE FUCKING PAIN?
YOU will feel it.
I will feel it.
But our pain is a sacrifice they're willing to make.
YOU will feel it.
I will feel it.
But our pain is a sacrifice they're willing to make.
March 14, 2025 at 3:49 AM
You ever notice how people who say the tariffs will cause "some disturbances" and "some discomfort" are people with a net worth in millions and billions WHO WILL NEVER FEEL THE FUCKING PAIN?
YOU will feel it.
I will feel it.
But our pain is a sacrifice they're willing to make.
YOU will feel it.
I will feel it.
But our pain is a sacrifice they're willing to make.
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Europe can’t rely on the strength of the transatlantic relationship to help contain Russia’s threat – it must lead from the front and be the true force of support that Ukraine needs. Not just for Ukraine’s sake, but for a free and sovereign Europe.
On Ukraine, Europe must step into the void | Virgin
www.virgin.com
February 15, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Europe can’t rely on the strength of the transatlantic relationship to help contain Russia’s threat – it must lead from the front and be the true force of support that Ukraine needs. Not just for Ukraine’s sake, but for a free and sovereign Europe.
January 8, 2025 at 4:09 PM