Some lunatic has to carry the torch for Liz Cheney.

"I really just want to see people be kind to one another"? Reminds me of ...

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Some lunatic has to carry the torch for Liz Cheney.

You aced it Q !

Greene started out as a MAGA firebrand that would occasionally say outrageous shit, but quickly morphed into a nut who can't keep her mouth shut. The stupid bitch has burned her bridges, the big one by pissing off Republican leaders and getting thrown out of the Freedom Caucus two years ago, they were tired of her shit. She has spent most of her political currency, and now this latest beef with Trump is her just desserts.

There was an article right before she went on the View last week saying she’s preparing for a presidential run in 2028. This is all theater.

She is but hurt because she does not have access to cheap labor for her business anymore. She is like almost all of them. In it for herself. Unlike our President. TFBB and tough shit.

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There was an article right before she went on the View last week saying she’s preparing for a presidential run in 2028. This is all theater.

The rumor was from a gossip blog called Notus, the rumor confirmed by "anonymous sources" . Even Greene denied this. It is laughable to even think she can make a run, the Republican Party will not support her, they will back Vance. She has no political capital left, she could very well lose her seat in 2026.

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Originally posted by SIG228:
There was an article right before she went on the View last week saying she’s preparing for a presidential run in 2028. This is all theater.

The rumor was from a gossip blog called Notus, the rumor confirmed by "anonymous sources" . Even Greene denied this. It is laughable to even think she can make a run, the Republican Party will not support her, they will back Vance. She has no political capital left, she could very well lose her seat in 2026.

Well, it makes perfect sense as to why she’s trying to play both sides of the fence all of a sudden. Did you see her kiss ass interview on the View?

More likely, she is going to try a senate run or try for governor. She is done like old Liz Crappy.

The Trump rally shooter was a They/Them and a "furry"...SHOCKER

From the UK Daily Mail:

Donald Trump's would-be assassin appears to have used 'they/them' pronouns on a website known for hosting pornographic 'furry' material. Thomas Crooks, who shot Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, at the height of the presidential campaign in 2024, is linked to the accounts 'epicmicrowave' and 'theepicmicrowave' on the website DeviantArt.

^^^ more from the same article:

The accounts linked to Crooks used 'they/them' pronouns used by the transgender community and his activity suggested an interest in cartoon characters with ripped male physiques and female heads.

It comes amid renewed scrutiny on Crooks after Tucker Carlson carried out a forensic examination of his online footprint, including his violent statements, as well as his political journey from Trump supporter to rabid leftist.

Prior to Tucker's reporting, very little was known about Crooks, to the extent that the FBI was accused of a cover-up, which has fueled various conspiracy theories - including that the shooter may have been backed by a foreign government.

Among the most stunning aspects of the latest reporting is that the shooter was in contact with a Norwegian national who is allegedly part of a neo-Nazi terrorist organization.

The FBI's official narrative is that Crooks acted alone in the assassination attempt, with no evidence of co-conspirators or foreign direction.

B'Bye!
Trump’s acting FEMA chief fired a day after breaking from the administration
Gabe Cohen
By Gabe Cohen, CNN

https://www.cnn.com/2025/05/08...red-cameron-hamilton

Again a bad recommended choice.
Chistopher Wray was a Chris Christi recommendation This was Kristy Noem.

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Again a bad recommended choice.
Chistopher Wray was a Chris Christi recommendation This was Kristy Noem.

Do you realize this article is from May 2025? Nowhere does it say Noem recommended Hamilton and his appointment from Trump was as acting head. Grok also says there is no mention who suggested to Hamilton to Trump. Per the article in May she replaced him with her choice David Richardson and he is still the head.

^^^^^

Hamilton is old news. Trump appointed him as acting chief, and Noem was the one who fired him. His replacement, David Richardson, resigned yesterday.

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Do you realize this article is from May 2025?

Yeah folks, this is current politics. May is ancient news. Richardson succeeded Hamilton. But, he's also a goner (yesterday).

FEMA acting chief David Richardson resigns amid criticism over Texas flood response

By Nicole Sganga, Jennifer Jacobs, Michael Kaplan
Updated on: November 17, 2025 / 2:33 PM EST / CBS News

Washington — David Richardson, the acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), is leaving his post, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed Monday. Richardson submitted his resignation Monday morning, according to five current and former homeland security officials familiar with the decision.

He served as FEMA's "Senior Official Performing the Duties" of administrator since May 8, 2025, when Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem abruptly removed his predecessor, Cameron Hamilton. Before leading FEMA, Richardson was Assistant Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security's Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office.

FEMA chief of staff Karen Evans will step into his role starting Dec. 1, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said.

From the outset, Richardson's leadership style garnered attention. In his first all-hands meeting he told agency staff: "Don't get in my way … I will run right over you," and declared, "I and I alone speak for FEMA."

In a statement, a DHS spokesperson expressed their "appreciation" to Richardson and wished him "continued success in his return to the private sector," and outlined some of the things he oversaw in his short tenure at the helm of FEMA.

Richardson's resignation comes amid mounting criticism over FEMA's response to the devastating Ccentral Texas floods in July, which claimed more than 130 lives, including 27 campers and counselors at Camp Mystic on the Guadalupe River. Richardson was sharply criticized – including by lawmakers on Capitol Hill – for being inaccessible during the crisis, with FEMA officials telling CBS News that the acting administrator was unreachable for hours, complicating efforts to deploy search-and-rescue teams.

At a congressional hearing in July, Richardson defended FEMA's performance as a "model" of disaster response, disputing reports of delayed deployments and unanswered calls. He also denied there were lapses in contracts for FEMA's disaster help line.

In one widely reported gaffe, Richardson also told colleagues he was unaware the U.S. has a hurricane season — comments sources say raised serious concerns among seasoned emergency managers.

Critics—including current and former FEMA employees—have also pointed to bureaucratic bottlenecks under Noem's leadership, including a directive that any expenditure over $100,000 require the DHS secretary's personal sign-off.

Richardson's resignation lands at roughly the same time that the FEMA Review Council is expected to deliver a sweeping report to the president, outlining recommendations to restructure and reshape the agency. The council's work was ordered by the White House to conduct a comprehensive assessment of FEMA's performance during the Biden administration and deliver a formal report to the president in November. President Trump has repeatedly signaled that FEMA "should be eliminated as it exists," with Noem directing the council not merely to evaluate the agency but to fundamentally "reimagine" it.

https://www.newsmax.com/us/sau...dkt_nbr=010504l82xw3

Trump Wins Saudi Pledge to Boost US Investment to $1 Trillion

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told President Donald Trump that Riyadh will ramp up its planned investments in the United States from $600 billion to roughly $1 trillion, a striking vote of confidence in the U.S. economy and Trump's pro-growth agenda.

During a meeting Tuesday between the two men at the White House, Trump thanked the crown prince for agreeing to invest $600 billion in the U.S., then immediately pushed for more.

"Because he's my friend, he might make it a trillion, but I'm gonna have to work on him," Trump said.

In response, Mohammed bin Salman pledged to increase Saudi investment to $1 trillion.

Al Jazeera reported that the crown prince later confirmed the jump, saying the previously announced $600 billion package "will increase to $1 trillion."

When Trump pressed him — "You’re telling me now the $600 billion will be $1 trillion?" — the crown prince replied, "Definitely."

Al Jazeera also carried a social media post quoting the crown prince: "We will announce an increase in our investments in the United States to reach approximately one trillion dollars."

The original $600 billion plan envisioned expanded Saudi trade and investment over four years, spanning energy, infrastructure, technology and defense cooperation.

Recent deals linked to the pledge already include huge orders for U.S. weapons and advanced artificial-intelligence hardware, as Saudi-backed firms sign agreements with chipmakers and cloud providers to build data centers and AI hubs.

The exchange again showed Trump using America's leverage to squeeze more out of a key partner and tying foreign policy directly to jobs and investment at home.

Saudi officials have said the investment surge reflects confidence that Trump's deregulatory and tax policies will fuel strong growth, opening more profitable opportunities for the kingdom's sovereign funds and private sector.

The crown prince has repeatedly framed the partnership as part of his Vision 2030 plan to diversify away from oil, but the money is expected to land in U.S. factories, energy projects, construction, and cutting-edge tech.

There are still questions about how quickly the trillion-dollar figure will materialize and how much will come from public versus private Saudi sources.

The Trump-crown prince pact could reshape the U.S.-Saudi relationship.

It's apparent the Left/Dems/MSM are banging this Epstein Files drum louder than ever hoping to cause a scandal and his resignation in disgrace.

I will laugh my ASS off if this turns out to be a giant Rope-a-Dope from him and they finally get released and instead of Donald Trump all over them it's lots and lots of big time Democrat names and leftists celebs etc.

Trump can release every last Epstein related document, and they (and that includes you, MTG) will still cry foul. You know, the conspiracy never dies.

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Trump can release every last Epstein related document, and they (and that includes you, MTG) will still cry foul. You know, the conspiracy never dies.

It is so incredibly hard to watch a conspiracy die.

I wonder if there any "changes or deletions" to the files while Biden's FBI had custody of them?