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12/05/2025

We need transparency about what is going on with Trump.

Tell Congress to demand answers about the president’s visibly deteriorating health here: https://bit.ly/3JDVKGa

12/05/2025

David Letterman defends Seth Meyers from Trump's attacks and slams the president as "our dictator" and "just a wonder of idiocy."

“It’s like 18 times the worst behavior one has witnessed ever anywhere,” Letterman added of Trump. “Think of the worst thing that you’ve ever seen humans accomplish. This is so much worse.”

Read more here: https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/david-letterman-proud-seth-meyers-trump-calls-fire-host-1236592578/

12/05/2025

BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi drops a nuclear truth bomb on live TV with a brutal and devastatingly accurate description of Donald Trump: “The worst thing on the face of the Earth.”

Buckle up, because Nancy Pelosi just went full no-filter democracy defender on CNN — and MAGA world is clutching its pearls so hard you can hear it from Mar-a-Lago.

In a stunning moment of rare, unvarnished honesty, the former Speaker didn’t mince a single syllable. When asked about Donald Trump, Pelosi didn’t do the usual diplomatic dance. She didn’t soften, she didn’t hedge, she didn’t decorate it with “I respect the office” niceties.

Nope.

She looked right into the camera and called him what millions of Americans have been screaming into their pillows for years: “He’s just a vile creature. The worst thing on the face of the Earth.”

With the same calm energy someone might use to order coffee. That’s not shade — that's a solar eclipse. And when pressed by CNN interviewer Elex Michaelson, who asked: “You really think he’s the worst thing on Earth?” — she doubled down without breaking a sweat: “I do, yeah. I do.”

That’s not a clapback. That’s a Constitutional flamethrower.

Pelosi then laid out the charges like she was reading from an obituary for democracy:

Turning the Supreme Court into a rogue arm of extremism.
“Abolishing” the House’s power like an aspiring king.
Intimidating the press.
Terrorizing immigrants who are here legally.

In other words: Trump isn’t just bad — he’s a walking warning label for authoritarianism.

And she made it clear: her mission in Congress isn’t about legacy, chairs, or ego.
It’s about building a wall — a metaphorical one — between democracy and the poisonous sludge of Trumpism.

“My only reason I'm in Congress this term is to win the House for the Democrats, to protect us from the poison of the Trump administration,” the former House Speaker declared. Pelosi is playing defense for democracy like it’s the fourth quarter and there are seconds left on the clock.

And when pundits suggest she might retire? She laughs, because the calls from allies, community leaders, and grassroots organizers flood in saying the same thing: “If you go, I’m with you.”

Translation? She’s got receipts, relationships, and a district that knows she delivers. This isn’t nostalgia politics. This is last-line-of-defense leadership.

Say what you want about Pelosi — but when democracy needs someone who won’t blink when staring down a wannabe dictator, she steps up, looks him dead in the eye, and calls him exactly what he is.

And in times like these, truth spoken out loud is the most patriotic act there is.

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12/02/2025

BREAKING: Trump gets nightmare Monday news as it's revealed that an "explosive" wave of House Republicans will soon resign like Marjorie Taylor Greene did — destroying Mike Johnson's Speakership.

This has MAGA world in an absolute panic...

"A few other GOP members messaged us over the weekend saying that they, too, are considering retiring in the middle of the term," Jake Sherman of Punchbowl News wrote on X.

"Here’s one particularly exercised senior House Republican: 'This entire White House team has treated ALL members like garbage. ALL. And Mike Johnson has let it happen because he wanted it to happen. That is the sentiment of nearly all — appropriators, authorizers, hawks, doves, rank and file. The arrogance of this White House team is off putting to members who are run roughshod and threatened. They don’t even allow little wins like announcing small grants or even responding from agencies. Not even the high profile, the regular rank and file random members are more upset than ever. Members know they are going into the minority after the midterms."

“More explosive early resignations are coming. It’s a tinder box. Morale has never been lower. Mike Johnson will be stripped of his gavel and they will lose the majority before this term is out.”

Sherman wrote a followup post shortly after—

"since this ran this morning -- 4 hours ago? -- ive gotten countless text messages from House Republicans agreeing with this sentiment," he stated. "and saying why the hell should we stay in congress if all we're going to do is vote on censures and be a potted plant."

Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her shocking resignation last Friday after a protracted and ugly falling out with Donald Trump. She defended her decision to stand up for Jeffrey Epstein's victims by demanding transparency on the files, complaining that she should not be "called a traitor and threatened by the President of the United States" for doing so. For once, we agree with her.

Greene also pointed to the fact that Republicans are likely to lose the midterm elections. She'll officially leave Congress in 42 days and her departure seems to have opened the gates for a wider exodus of Republican lawmakers.

And why would any of them want to remain? When the full scope of Trump's predatory relationship with Epstein hits the public, every Republican who has enabled him will get permanently tarred. On top of that, consumer prices are skyrocketing thanks to his tariffs, healthcare premiums are going through the roof, and Trump has no plan to fix any of it. His administration is a historic failure with zero upside.

As if that weren't bad enough, government funding expires at the end of January, meaning Republicans could face another deeply unpopular shutdown. There is little incentive to stick around and watch as the American people grow to despise them more and more.

If more Republicans follow Greene's lead, Johnson's razor thin majority could finally collapse. A special election next month could offset the loss of Greene's vote if Republicans win, but there are likely Democratic wins expected in December. If the math breaks bad for Johnson, he could end up with a 218 to 216 majority. At that point, any more resignations will sink him.

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11/24/2025