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Dear libtards,
Just remember: from this point on, none of this would have happened to you if you had just not stolen the 2020 election.
When asked if Trump gets enough negative coverage, Dana Bash said, "Neigh!"
💥NEW: CNN's Dana Bash claims Trump *BARELY* gets "PUSHBACK"🤦♂️
Bash asserted Trump only gets "a little bit" of resistance — and "not as much as any other living human being would."
Wrong. The reverse is actually true.
Trump gets bombarded with unprecedented "pushback":
- Assassination attempts
- Constant negative media coverage
- Democrat and Fake News hoaxes
- Impeachments
- Indictments
- Lawfare
- Protests
Just because Trump is the Teflon Don and has mastered The Art of the Comeback doesn't mean he doesn't face "pushback."
Tons of "right wing" people endorsed Norman over Trump's pick in the primary. They looked at some random quotes or voting score or whatever and convinced themselves they knew better.
And this is what happens every single time.
Voting based on loyalty to Trump is the only way.
🚨New: Ralph Norman slams President Trump and Darline Graham saying South Carolina voters “Deserve Better”
He said: “The voters in South Carolina are not buying the argument that everyone has to ‘settle’ for a candidate that has been propped up by special interest groups and a Republican president spending millions of dollars spreading false narratives about why Darline Graham is qualified to be elected to the U.S. Senate for the next six years.”
I think next year maybe Cignetti should maybe do a few fewer commercials and spend that time coming up with a 2nd play to run.
Superballs Larry retweeted
“The fourth reich is rising” and it’s a bunch of retarded gay foreigners voting for James Talarico.
Replying to @BlakeKresses @JohnDoyle
Why would we listen to this kid? The fourth reich is rising. Soon we will not care what the “establishment republicans” want
Polls will keep shifting right and only be off by a few points by election day. Everyone will forget the D+15 polls from earlier and say, "see, the polls weren't off by that much."
The dumbest part is that most of you will freak out about the D+15 polls in 2028, too.
Superballs Larry retweeted
A Europa será destruída por mulheres que projetam naqueles animais a maternidade que cabia aos filhos que elas abortaram.
Superballs Larry retweeted
Touching a child while its parent isn't looking is incredibly on brand for troonery.
Halperin is such a worm. A couple weeks ago, he was swearing up and down that republicans would lose every race. His “gop” sources said so.
Now that he has to be somewhat correct so he can continue the grift next election, suddenly Paxton will probably win.
Sorry, faqqet, no one cares about you anymore. Zelensky fans have moved their focus to supporting Lindsay Clancy.
BREAKING: Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells @piersmorgan he has been betrayed by Trump, that Elon Musk and the US deliberately cut off Starlink and people are being killed as a result
“This is not the right side of history,” he says. “It is a pity that we are losing a strong partner”
On Musk and Starlink he says: “This decision will bring a lot of human losses. Of course, people will die”
“I am sure they knew what they
did, absolutely. Because it was 1am at night, Starlink was blocked by SpaceX and the United States”
“It’s not just about attack. It’s also about defending life. So people were killed because, not enough destroying, not enough
interceptors, including interceptors with Starlink, which didn't work. Of
course.”
Asked if he’s angry with Musk, Zelenskyy says: “Yes, I think he is not right. It's a big mistake.”
If Trump's approval was really 50pts underwater and we were heading towards a D+15 election, would dem politicians in purple states be trying to tie themselves to him? Makes a lot of sense.
An Open Letter to Arizona Voters Who Supported President Trump
To the Arizonans who voted for President Trump,
I grew up in rural Arizona, in Prescott, on a dirt road behind the world’s oldest rodeo. My parents taught my siblings and I to appreciate hard work and the beauty of this state. Today, I’m the first Mom to ever serve as Arizona’s Attorney General, after proudly serving two terms as a Republican on the Corporation Commission, where we stood up for consumers when powerful utilities went too far.
When I ran for Attorney General, I ran to represent all Arizonans. To be the Lawyer for the People. Not powerful corporations, not special interests, and not any political party. My job is to fight for the people of this state, whether you’re a Republican, Democrat, or Independent, whether you live in the Valley or in rural Arizona. And those aren’t just words – they are embodied by my record, our work inside the Attorney General’s Office.
First, let’s talk about fentanyl:
Arizonans want to keep dangerous drugs off our streets and protect our families. Alongside local police, sheriffs, and our federal law enforcement partners, my office has seized more than 27 million fentanyl pills, more than any Attorney General in Arizona history. We also fought to change the law to give law enforcement the tools to shoot down Mexican drug cartel drones transporting fentanyl, meth, and carfentanil across the border. Arizona law enforcement and federal agencies working here seize a massive share of the fentanyl recovered across the country, often accounting for more than half of all national seizures. My office works hand in glove to make those seizures and prosecute 80 percent of the major cases and the cartels. That’s what it means to focus on the worst of the worst: go after the drug cartels, smugglers, and human traffickers who threaten our communities every day.
Second, let’s talk about the cost of living in Arizona:
You can feel it everywhere you go in this state. People are working harder than ever, but too many families still feel like they're falling behind: Groceries cost more, housing costs more, health care costs more, and utility bills keep going up. That’s why I fought to stop the Kroger-Albertsons merger that would have combined Frys and Safeway. Arizona families deserve competition and choices at the grocery store, not fewer companies with more power to increase prices. It’s why my office sued RealPage and corporate landlords over allegations they colluded to drive up rents in 76% of the apartment units in Phoenix and more than 50% of apartments in Tucson. And it’s why I intervened to challenge proposed electricity rate increases from APS and TEP. When companies get so big they think the rules no longer apply to them, somebody has to stand up to them. That’s what I’ve done as Attorney General.
Third, let’s talk about Arizona’s water supplies:
Arizonans viscerally understand that we can’t keep doing dumb things with our water supply. It’s a threat to our families, our way of life, and our future. That’s why I sued the Saudi-owned megafarm pumping Arizona groundwater to grow alfalfa for export overseas to feed livestock in the Persian Gulf. While Arizona communities worry about dwindling groundwater, this foreign-owned corporation was taking advantage of our resources to serve its own interests. And it’s why I brought Riverview Dairy to the table in Cochise County to put up $11 million to redrill the wells of their neighbors and fallow thousands of acres of land in an effort to restore the aquifer there. Arizona’s water supply must be protected. It belongs to the people of this state, and I will keep fighting to defend it.
Those are the fights I’ll keep taking on if I’m reelected. I won’t stop because someone has more money, more power, or a different political affiliation. I know you may not agree with me on everything, and we didn’t vote the same way last election. But I’m asking you to trust that I’ll fight for you – because you’re an Arizonan.
This next term, I’ll fight to protect our water from foreign companies pumping it dry, will fight to ensure big data centers aren’t driving up your electric bills, will protect your privacy when companies like Flock invade it, and will investigate predatory surveillance pricing. Those aren’t partisan issues, they are our issues, our fights.
I also plan to continue to be the most transparent AG in history by getting out and talking to Arizonans. I’ve done more town halls in the past four years – 60 plus of them – than any other AG. Those town halls – from Benson to Chino Valley, from Wendon to St. Johns, from Pearce to Lake Havasu, from Yuma to Sierra Vista – have been the best part of my job, and they have helped us to investigate and tackle some of our toughest issues.
As your Attorney General I will always stand shoulder to shoulder with you – to protect our communities and ensure a future for our children in this state we all love.
Sincerely,
Kris Mayes, Arizona Attorney General
Superballs Larry retweeted
JD Vance: “I love you too sir. I’m a totally platonic way. I’m the vice president, not James Talerico.” 😂
Superballs Larry retweeted
I breathed a sigh of relief when he said “I’m speechless” but then a long gay speech followed
“Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy is calling out Shane Gillis' #SNL monologue.
"I’m speechless that something like that can exist on live national television. And to be perfectly honest, more men need to be standing up in opposition to it because it’s complacency that has created the environment in which women are sexually assaulted and it’s a ‘conversation’ as opposed to a ‘crime.'" variety.com/2026/tv/news/dan…































