Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Kayleigh McEnany: 'Cleanup on Aisle 5' for Karine Jean-Pierre" video.

  1. GOP strategy: 1) Cut taxes for the rich & corporations, claiming they'll pay for themselves 2) Explode the deficit 3) Use the debt & deficit as an excuse to demand cuts to programs that millions rely on 4) Repeat They're trying to get away with it again. We can't let them.
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  2. MAGA world has been dealt a crushing blow in a stunning final act of humiliation regarding Donald Trump's "big, beautiful" border wall. Brian Kolfage, a former associate of Steven Bannon, has been sentenced to four long years behind bars for defrauding donors with his "We Build the Wall" campaign. Kolfage, a notorious scammer, swindled a staggering $350,000 from unsuspecting donors. He then used this ill-gotten money to fund his lavish lifestyle, buying boats, jewelry, and even undergoing cosmetic surgeries. The sheer audacity of Kolfage's scheme is mind-boggling. While publicly promising that all donations would be used for the construction of the southern border wall, he was privately arranging to steal the money for his own personal gain. This was a brazen and cynical act of deception that left countless supporters feeling betrayed. To make matters worse, Kolfage's former partner-in-crime, Steven Bannon, was also indicted in the scam. However, in a flagrant abuse of power, Donald Trump corruptly issued a presidential pardon that shielded him from facing justice. Despite the overwhelming evidence against them, there are still delusional Trump supporters who cling to the belief that he will magically build the wall if he regains the White House in 2024. This misguided and wasteful project would do nothing to address the issue of undocumented immigration, and its failure is a bitter pill for MAGA world to swallow. The drama is intense, and the consequences are severe. Kolfage's downfall is a stark reminder that justice will eventually catch up with those who seek to deceive and exploit others for personal gain. The fall of the "We Build the Wall" campaign is a humiliating end to one of Trump's most infamous failures.
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  3. House Democrats are working hard to pass legislation that will improve the lives of everyday Americans. They are focused on creating policies that will make healthcare more accessible, protect voting rights, support working families, and promote economic growth. In contrast, the Extreme MAGA Republican Default on America Act represents a shift away from these priorities. The Act proposes deep cuts to social programs that are vital to many Americans, including healthcare, education, and environmental protections. It also includes provisions that would make it more difficult for people to vote and would limit access to crucial government services. The proposed Act is emblematic of the stark divide between the two major political parties in the United States. While House Democrats are fighting for policies that will help working families and promote social justice, the Republican party has increasingly embraced policies that benefit the wealthy and powerful at the expense of everyday Americans. It is important to remember that the policies put forth by elected officials have a real impact on people's lives. By supporting the Democratic agenda, we can work towards a more equitable and just society, where everyone has access to the resources they need to thrive.
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  4. The grim reality of the wall scammers is finally catching up to them! Brian Kolfage, a Steve Bannon associate who duped Trump supporters out of their hard-earned money, has been slapped with a 4-1/4 year sentence. Not only that, but he must also forfeit a whopping $17.9 million and cough up $2.9 million in restitution. This was no mere case of mismanagement: prosecutors have shown that Kolfage spent funds earmarked for the wall on his own indulgences, like boats, jewelry, and cosmetic surgery. While Bannon received a pardon, his legal troubles are far from over, with New York state money laundering and conspiracy charges over the wall looming. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has already indicted Bannon. Could it be karma catching up with the wall scammers? It sure seems like Kolfage is finally getting his just desserts - perhaps in the form of a wall around himself!
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  5. All along I’ve been asked, “Why isn’t the DOJ investigating insurrectionist members of Congress?” My answer has been that we don’t know who’s under investigation. Now Jack Smith is immediately jumping on new evidence against Ted Cruz, as if he’s already under investigation.
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  6. House Dems are fighting to make life better for everyday Americans. The Extreme MAGA Republican Default on America Act does the exact opposite.
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  7. Republicans have had decades to build a wall but have done diddly squat about it. Reagan could have done it. Bush Sr could have done it. Bush Jr spent trillions on a phoney war in Iraq instead. The warehouses full of cash in Iraq that went missing could have built a wall.
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  8. The GOP's stratagem, a cynical brew: First, tax cuts for rich and corporate few, With promises they'll pay for themselves, A falsehood that erodes our nation's wealth. The deficit then explodes in size, A glaring truth that no one can disguise, And as an excuse, they call for cuts, To programs that sustain us in our ruts. This cycle, repeated time and time, A vicious loop that's callous and unkind, But we won't let them slip away once more, Their schemes and ploys, we'll expose and deplore. Let's rise and fight with all our might, To make our government serve what's right, A just and fair society we'll build, A place where all can thrive and be fulfilled.
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  9. All this silly talk about who Trump’s VP pick is going to be. What are they going to be running for, president and vice president of cell block D? 😆
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  10. Dear people, The dude no longer has a platform on Fox News. So maybe you shouldn’t give him a platform by sharing his nonsense on Twitter.
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  11. In a recent hearing, Marjorie Taylor Greene made a controversial statement that suggested that adopted parents or parents through marriage aren't real parents. During the hearing, Greene targeted Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, by questioning her qualifications to make recommendations to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Greene's comments were met with widespread criticism because they dismissed the experiences and importance of adoptive parents and step-parents. These individuals have stepped up to provide love, care, and stability for children in need, and to suggest that they are not real parents is not only inaccurate but also insensitive. It is crucial to recognize that being a parent goes beyond biological ties. Adoptive parents and step-parents have all the responsibilities and challenges that come with raising a child, and they should be recognized for the crucial role they play in a child's life. Greene's comments demonstrate a lack of understanding and compassion towards those who choose to become parents in non-traditional ways. It is important to celebrate all types of families and to provide support to those who are raising children, regardless of how they came to be parents.
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  12. BIG NEWS: Appeals court just denied Trump’s last ditch attempt at keeping Mike Pence from testifying to the DOJ grand jury. Trump could still appeal to the Supreme Court, but it would buy him a week at most. This is basically over. Pence will testify against Trump very soon!
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