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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:55:34 AM »
BREAKING: ANOTHER COVERUP! Blockbuster report reveals the Pentagon will HIDE its report on the U.S. bombing of an Iranian elementary school until AFTER the midterms – shielding Trump from a devastating political backlash!
In a new bombshell, Bloomberg reveals that top Pentagon officials intend to delay releasing the findings of their investigation into the deadliest tragedy of Trump's war with Iran until after Americans cast their ballots on November 3.
Secretary of War Crimes Pete Hegseth has communicated the plan to hold back the report, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
We all remember February 28, when American Tomahawk missiles struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing more than 150 people, including roughly 120 children.
Investigators later traced the catastrophic mistake to outdated targeting information that led American forces to strike the school.
Recall that Trump attempted to cast doubt on American responsibility for the massacre, insisting for a time that Iran had bombed its own school.
“In my opinion, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran,” Trump told reporters. “They're very inaccurate with their munitions.”
When confronted in July with photographs showing apparent fragments of American Tomahawk missiles, Trump suggested that the images might be AI-generated.
The Pentagon maintains that investigators continue their work and officials have not finalized a release date, but the report confirms that politics are determining when the American people learn the truth about a military catastrophe.
The United States owes the families of the dead kids an explanation. Americans also deserve to know whether military officials made preventable mistakes, who bears responsibility, and what the Pentagon has done to prevent another catastrophe.
Instead, Pentagon leaders want to keep those answers under wraps until Americans finish voting. Political calculations are driving that decision – to put electoral considerations ahead of accountability for the war's worst civilian tragedy.
These deaths deserve an honest accounting, regardless of what that accounting might cost the politicians in power. Another disgrace from Trump administration clownshow.
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What a fucking joke. Didn't even handle 700K. Harness Racing is dead. If I was younger, I would take a shot with some T-Breds.
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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:51:58 AM »
BREAKING: NEW CHAMPION! Anthony Scaramucci just TROLLED the DISGRACED Katie Zacharia for beating his record for shortest tenure as White House Press Secretary.
When Katie Zacharia was booted today from her role as White House Press Secretary after only five days, she broke an endurance record once thought unassailable: the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it ten days that Anthony Scaramucci spent in the same unenviable position during Donald Trump’s first term.
While the former Goldman Sachs financier’s performance never dropped to the embarrassing level of Zacharia’s first and only White House Press conference, his negative comments on members of the Trump administration at the time led to his swift ouster.
Since then, Scaramucci has parlayed his notoriety — which led the media to dub any 10-day period of time a “Scaramucci” — into a position as a critic of Trump and MAGA, wearing his quick exit from the administration as a badge of honor.
One might think that Scaramucci might be upset that his dubious record has finally been eclipsed. But instead, he went on social media to offer his advice — if not exactly his condolences — to Zacharia in the wake of her very public repudiation by the White House.
“Dear @katiezacharia,” he posted, “speaking as the world's leading expert on short White House tenures: turn off the news and go enjoy your family. In time you’ll realize that the Universe did you a major favor.”
While Zacharia may not yet realize it, Scaramucci couldn’t be more astute in his characterization of her ousting as a gigantic blessing. Despite the temporary embarrassment of her public rejection, she needs to think about the future congressional hearings about the misconduct of the Trump White House that she won’t be dragged into now, not to mention the actual lawyers she won’t need to defend her once the post-Trump litigation inevitably begins.
Kudos to Anthony Scarmucci for his empathetic message to a woman who got in so deep over her head that she needed obvious rescuing.
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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:49:24 AM »
BREAKING: Trump-backed Iowa Senate candidate Ashley Hinson BEGS supporters to fill her campaign bus’s tank while fuel prices SOAR under her political hero.
You would think that at least some people in Iowa want to elect a Senator with at least a modicum of intelligence to deal with the myriad of problems our nation currently faces. After all, judgment, deliberation, and experience are all necessary — or at least desirable — qualities for some seeking a six-year term in the senior chamber of Congress. And the ability to successfully campaign for the job is a definite prerequisite.
Unfortunately for the Republicans in Iowa, Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, their Trump-endorsed senatorial candidate, just proved why she is unqualified to replace the retiring incumbent Senator Joni Ernst on that last measure alone.
You see, Republicans are already facing an uphill battle to retain control of Congress, given Donald Trump’s dismal economic record, his harmful tariffs that are disproportionatel y affecting Iowa’s farmers, a disastrous war with Iran, and ICE storm troopers decimating the workers on the state’s farms and meat-packing plants, among a host of other ills.
So, with that handicap already weighing down her campaign, why in the world would Rep. Hinson remind prospective voters of exactly how high gas and diesel prices have risen under Trump, particularly since he began the latest unpopular Mid East war?
You would imagine that the stratospheric rise in fuel and energy prices would be on a no-brainer list of topics to avoid while on the stump.
Yet, there was Hinson on the trail this week, standing in a parking lot in front of tour bus and what looks to be the most pathetically meager crowd you can imagine, giving exactly the reminder that most undermines her chances at election.
Speaking about the anger she imagines that her supporters feel when they watch the negative ads that the campaign of her Democratic opponent, Josh Turek, have plastered over the Iowa airwaves, Hinson said:
“So, use that anger about these lies that they're telling about us on TV because if they're willing to lie about me, they're willing to lie about you. So, I want you to channel that into action in getting your friends out to vote.”
So far, so good. Nothing detrimental to her campaign there.
But it was what she said next while soliciting donations for her campaign that demonstrated that her political smarts are sorely lacking: “Help give us a little gas money for our bus.”
Alarm bells should have immediately gone off in her head — or at least in the anxious cranium of her campaign manager — that she had just stepped in a heaping pile of self-destructive doo-doo. It’s bad enough that she reminds people of a topic that does not reflect well on the Republican Party, but she also is directly contradicting the man who endorsed her, Donald Trump, who has been proclaiming either that gas prices are actually going down or that their current elevated level will rapidly disappear once he successfully conquers Iran — something, we must remind you, he said had been accomplished months ago.
Sorry, Ashley, that was a major mistake, and with a blue wave coming to crash down on traditionally red Iowa, it’s a mistake you can’t afford to make at this point
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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:46:57 AM »
BREAKING: UHH? Trump insults Jon Ossoff for wearing makeup — before going on a dementia stream of consciousness rant about how HE wears makeup too.
It's like watching a man's brain melt in real time...
"And John Ossoff has spent more money on makeup—" Trump began at a rally in Georgia, before getting distracted by his own thoughts. "And by the way, I wear very little and I do it myself."
"Yuuuhaaah," the President continued, pantomiming brushing makeup onto his face. "Because if you don't put a little on, you look a little bit like a dead person. And I don't want to look that way. But he goes full bore. He's got the makeup artist there in there all the time. I don't know how he does it."
If you have no idea what the hell Trump is talking about, you're not alone. This is what it looks like when an 80-year-old narcissist in the advanced stages of cognitive decline stumbles up to a microphone. He knows that he wants to attack Senator Ossoff, but he can't stop tripping over his own jumbled thoughts.
If Ossoff does wear makeup, as most politicians and public figures do so as to not look sweaty on camera, who cares? The great irony here is that Trump's makeup looks absolutely awful (which actually does lend credence to the claim that he does it himself). But more than that, he is constantly sporting that hideous orange spray tan.
As usual, these weird remarks can be best attributed to Trump's ego. He hates that Ossoff is a classically handsome, charismatic speaker while Trump himself is falling apart, both physically and mentally.
"I don't know. Somebody said, he's a good looking man. I don't think he's a good looking man," Trump said at the same rally. "I actually think Mike Collins is a good looking man. And he's all man. He's all man."
This is what the President wants to talk about. Not skyrocketing gas prices. Not the worsening affordability crisis or this failed Iran War. He wants to compare the physical attractiveness of male Senate candidates.
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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:24:17 AM »
Actually you're the 1 that can't handle the truth! 
You're the one that can't handle the truth!
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« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 01:22:27 AM »
Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions
please repeat this again!
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