^^^ Have no fear. Judge Boasberg arrives in 3…2…1…

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Originally posted by vthoky:

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Originally posted by oddball:
Jimmy Kimmel making fun of Markwayne Mullin because he used to be a plumber.

In all the media hysteria today, I haven't heard anyone make the parallel point that we have a bartender in Congress.

Not a bartender, but a tavern wench.

Trump called into the five on Fox yesterday (3/26/2026) and man was he raging on her every time her name came up or he got a chance to bring her name up. Said the show would be better without her.

https://x.com/EricLDaugh/statu...871470858618/video/1

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/...734408&lctg=26773771

House Republicans Just Shut Down Senate DHS Funding Bill – Here's What They Introduced Instead

House Republicans are blocking a Senate-approved bill that would end the partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown and instead are pushing their own 60-day funding bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said there are not enough votes in the House to pass the Senate bill, which has angered conservatives by omitting funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol.

This comes as air travelers are experiencing long lines and lengthy waiting times at airports. Many Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers have either refused to show up to work or have quit because they have not been receiving their pay.

The Senate approved its bill early on Friday morning through a voice vote. It sent over a narrow package to fund the TSA, Coast Guard, and other DHS agencies. But they did not include ICE and Border Patrol because they could not get enough support to pass it, with Democrats opposing the measure because it did not include sufficient reforms to immigration enforcement agencies.

Johnson and his allies are reportedly furious about the Senate bill. They are weighing whether to “ignore the measure altogether and instead send their own bill back to the Senate,” according to CNN.

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Thune's actions are despicable we should all complain to him he is at this point as low as Mitch McConnell ever was. He isn't alone in this either. Truly hope there are political consequences!

Only 14 minutes long.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwjwYW2T7Gw

Thanks wbc, I completely agree to a tee. These people do a great service to our country telling it like it is. They do a great job bringing up a lot of content that no one else does.
So many are oblivious, sadly. I despise gb and have for decades.

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That was very interesting, wcb. Thanks for the link.

When are we going to see concrete proof that Omar is being prosecuted for fraud.

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When are we going to see concrete proof that Omar is being prosecuted for fraud.

See my last post in the Minnesota Fraud thread.
Here

If they can't get it done now then they never had any intention of going after her. If they have no intention of going after her (she's the lowest hanging of the low hanging fruit) then they have no intentions of going after anyone in the swamp with any real consequences in mind. Putting Don Lemon in jail for a day or two is not draining the swamp. There will be no lasting change as long as we allow enemies of our country and criminals have a voice within our own government. I realize things take time crossing T's and dotting I's and all that but we all have been waiting for any level of accountability for anyone who conspires against this country for a long, long time. In Omar's case this shouldn't be a long extracted process.

The king thing is so hilarious. Trump was elected. Harris was crowned queen without one vote. The hypocrisy is so thick it is unreal. These king marchers might as well be marching to the volcano.

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Originally posted by vthoky:
In all the media hysteria today, I haven't heard anyone make the parallel point that we have a bartender in Congress.

I know more than one plumber that would do a better job in Washington than all the Democrats, but the thing about Mullin that Kibble left out is this:

In 1997, he took over a family plumbing business with 6 employees and in about 14 years, he turned it into the largest plumbing company in Oklahoma. He also founded 7 other companies on top of that and turned them into a successful VC roll-up that he sold in late 2021 in preparation for his Senate run.

There is nothing wrong with being a plumber, but calling Mullin a plumber is about like calling Donald Trump a construction superintendent. It's stupid, like his audience.

He also competed in MMA (at a low level), so he is more accomplished, in every way, than Kibble. And much more of a man.


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More winning, you can fly into Donald J Trump International Airport (DJT), hail a cab, pay them in DJT signed currency after you arrive at the Trump Presidential Tower.....

Libturds heads will explode having to see his name continue on after he's no longer POTUS....

https://x.com/EricTrump/status/2038773279788331022

The Trump library in Miami is just a little nicer than that POS Soviet style building in Chicago!

"The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library is officially here."

I do hope that I'll be around to visit and enjoy the place!
I don't have the words to describe the beauty I see. GO TRUMP!

^^^^
What a contrast with the Obama eyesore.

giggle snort

just noticed that a federal judge just halted construction on the ballroom

is this new or did I miss something

why does Congress need to approve renovations to a private residence with private funds

do they get to pick the paint and wallpaper too?

^^^ I saw that too. I was going to post the article. I'll see if I can find it.

ETA: It is Reuters via Yahoo...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/art...&bt_ts=1774986156473

US judge halts Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project for now

WASHINGTON, March 31 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge blocked Donald Trump on Tuesday from proceeding with construction of a $400 million ballroom on the site of the White House's ‌demolished East Wing, halting for now one of the Republican president's most visible efforts ‌to reshape the seat of American power.

U.S. District Judge Richard Leon in Washington granted a request for a preliminary injunction ​by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a nonprofit organization that brought a lawsuit alleging Trump exceeded his authority when he razed the historic East Wing and launched construction without approval from Congress.

The decision by Leon, an appointee of Republican President George W. Bush, keeps the 90,000-square-foot ballroom project on hold ‌while the lawsuit continues.

Trump has championed ⁠the ballroom as a defining addition to the White House and a lasting symbol of his presidency. Leon's ruling marks a sharp setback for the ⁠Justice Department, which opposed the injunction and has defended the ballroom as an allowable alteration that modernizes the White House grounds.

The National Trust sued Trump and several federal agencies in December after the administration ​demolished the ​East Wing - originally constructed in 1902 and expanded during ​Franklin Roosevelt’s presidency - to make way ‌for what Trump has vowed will be the “finest” ballroom in the country.

The group argues that neither the president nor the National Park Service, which manages the White House grounds, had authority to tear down the historic structure or erect a major new facility without explicit congressional approval.

At a March 17 hearing, Leon pressed government lawyers on the Justice Department’s shifting explanations for the president’s authority, ‌calling the White House grounds a “special place” and an “iconic ​symbol” of the nation.

The Trump administration has said the ballroom ​will modernize infrastructure, bolster security and ​ease strain on the Executive Mansion, which often relies on temporary outdoor structures ‌to host large events.

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