While Insider Trading, Corruption and Bribery ​is happening inside our White House and federal government! I thought Trump was going to drain the SWAMP? Instead the American people are paying the p…

While Insider Trading, Corruption and Bribery ​is happening inside our White House and federal government! I thought Trump was going to drain the SWAMP? Instead the American people are paying the price while the rich and corporations are getting richer off the backs of the working class! Yet it’s the poor, elderly and our children who are the problem?

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Why Education matters and should be priority! The states that consistently rank at the bottom in education include West Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama, and these states have historically voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in recent presidential elections. Bottom States in Education According to recent 2025 rankings, the following states are consistently identified as having the least educated populations, based on metrics such as educational attainment (percentage of adults with high school diplomas or college degrees) and quality of education: West Virginia Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Alabama New Mexico Oklahoma…

We have become a terrorist organization and a bully! Short answer: No, a U.S. President is not permitted to “run” another country, and yes—invading a country and kidnapping its president would almo…

We have become a terrorist organization and a bully! Short answer: No, a U.S. President is not permitted to “run” another country, and yes—invading a country and kidnapping its president would almost certainly be an international crime, with very narrow exceptions. Here’s the clear, law-based breakdown. 1. Can a U.S. President “run” another country while in office? No. That would violate multiple core principles of international law. Key rules involved State sovereignty: Every country has the right to govern itself without external control. Non-intervention principle: States may not interfere in the internal political affairs of other states.

Here’s a clear, sourced breakdown of annual costs for major U.S. social programs. It includes estimates for proposals like Medicare for All and free school lunch. It also covers Social Security benefits increases and raising the lowest wage to a living wage. This also includes benefits vs. costs where possible. 1. Medicare (Existing Program) Annual Cost: The federal government spends roughly $1.1 trillion per year on Medicare (FY 2024). That’s about $17,786 per beneficiary or ~$3,299 per U.S. resident.  Context: Medicare is the second-largest federal program, after Social Security.  Cost is projected to grow substantially with aging population and rising healthcare prices. 

Delay the courts. Delay the midterms. Delay the truth. Because the longer he can stall, the longer he can avoid accountability. And the GOP? They’ve become his enablers—too afraid of MAGA to stand up, too complicit to walk away. Some are resigning. Others are doubling down. But the people are watching. And the people are done waiting. 🧠 The Cartel Logic Every decision—healthcare, war, bailouts, lies—follows the same formula: Does it help the rich? Does it protect Trump? Does it delay justice? If yes, it moves ahead. If not, it dies in committee.

“Forgiven for the Rich, Forgotten by Design” Expose the hypocrisy of PPP loan forgiveness vs. student loan denial, and how economic relief was weaponized to protect the elite. Key Points: - Breakdown of PPP loan forgiveness for GOP lawmakers and corporations - Contrast with blocked student loan forgiveness and lack of relief for working-class Americans - The myth of “fiscal responsibility” as a cover for class warfare - “Follow the money” as a lens for understanding every policy decision Call to Action: Demand economic justice and accountability—redistribute relief to those who need it most.

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Big Ugly Bill strips insurance, SNAP, Medicaid, and blocks access to Medicare, Social Security and veterans benefits while Trump and GOP are giving the rich and corporations more tax breaks off our backs!

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🔍 Reframing the Double Standard: PPP vs. Student Debt Your juxtaposition is spot on. One way to deepen the contrast is to highlight: Scale of forgiveness: PPP loans totaling hundreds of billions were forgiven with minimal scrutiny. Meanwhile, student borrowers face years of red tape, income verification, and legal challenges for modest relief. Moral framing: The GOP often frames student debt relief as a “handout.” Yet, many PPP recipients were millionaires, corporations, and even lawmakers. This reveals a moral double standard. Debt relief is noble when it benefits the wealthy.

Tariffs are hurting everyone not just Big Farmers Are We Great Yet? You like hurting the little guy, smaller countries or yourselves?

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The Districts in these states are evenly distributed among the parties. The data in the image, showing several states with significant  Republican voter percentages but zero Republican U.…

The Cooling Economy: Why Rising Unemployment Shows Trump & GOP Are Failing America! Over the past year, the U.S. labor market has shifted sharply. What many Trump & GOP continue to call a “booming economy” looks very different on paper. It seems even more different in the lives of everyday Americans. They are trying to find stable work, pay their bills, and keep their families secure. The numbers don’t lie. And the numbers point to a country heading in the wrong direction. Here are current, factual unemployment and labor-market data you can use in your social media and blog post — without political spin, just numbers and trends: