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| The Brooklyn Kid representing Israel. |
Progressives aren't listening to distractions. They are aggressively demanding candidate who can do systematic change.
"freedom of press always and forever"
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| The Brooklyn Kid representing Israel. |
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| Florida is Israel in swampland. |
Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Jared Moskowitz win their primaries. The pro Israel Dems will drag gubernatorial nominee David Jolly and senatr nominee Angie Nixon down.
Wasserman Schultz who carpetbagged into the district of Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick won the seat despite the outcry from Black Florida Democrats demanding the pro Israel Congressional Black Caucus endorse a candidate.
The democratic socialist and most vocal rival Elijah Manley came in a distant second.
Pro Israel Republicans also win. Randy Fine, a fat human excrement beats that white nationalist Dan Bilzerian. That human excrement was crying about antisemitism while clearly being Islamophobic, sexist, racist and just down right mean. He is the most prolific pro Israel Republican in Congress. He will drag Republicans down in other state races.
Pro Israel senator Ashley Moody easily beaten her opponents. She will face Nixon in the general.
MAGA aligned Cory Mills goes down to another MAGA opponent. A news reporter Ryan Elijah sunk Mills.
Mills was accused of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Republicans including sexual predator President Donald J. Trump distanced themselves from him. Trump did endorse him.
Okay, Senate special primary. I have it Safe Republican.
The Governor Race as Lean Republican.
Donalds won the Republican nomination for Florida governor and former Rep. David Jolly picked up the Democratic nod in Tuesday’s primaries, setting the stage for a fall campaign to replace outgoing Gov. Ron DeSantis and decide the state’s future political direction.
November’s election will test President Donald Trump’s grip on his adopted state and Democrats’ ability to resurrect Florida as a national political battleground. Florida has moved notably to the right since Trump’s victory in 2016, though Democrats hope to regain ground from his slumping popularity ratings.
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| Cory Mills the latest lawmaker to lose his primary. |
Also Tuesday, progressive state Rep. Angie Nixon won the Democratic nomination for a U.S. Senate special election, defeating retired Army Lt. Col Alexander Vindman, a onetime National Security Council official who testified in Trump’s first impeachment in 2019.
Nixon, who was heavily outspent by Vindman, will face Sen. Ashley Moody, winner of the Republican nomination, in November to fill the last two years of Marco Rubio’s Senate term. Rubio left the seat to become Trump’s secretary of state last year.
Donalds could be a historic figure in Florida
Donalds would be Florida’s first Black governor if he wins in November. He defeated a former DeSantis running mate, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins, political newcomer James Fishback and others Tuesday.
The 47-year-old congressman Donalds told his supporters at a Universal Studios resort hotel that he’d heard from Republican rivals who pledged their help in winning the general election.
“The primary is over,” Donalds said. “Tonight we put aside our differences. Tonight we are one united Republican Party.”
Donalds described Trump’s backing as important but not determinative.
“Obviously, he has the strongest following of anybody in our party,” he said. However, he added, “you can’t just sit back and think the president’s endorsement is going to carry you.”
Donalds has promised to push tax cuts, overhaul Florida’s insurance regulations to lower consumer costs and seek greater price transparency from healthcare providers.
The Democrats’ candidate for governor, Jolly, is a former Republican congressman who switched parties last year. He did not shy away from his partisan history as he addressed supporters Tuesday night.
“To my Democratic friends, thank you for welcoming me into the party,” he said.
Jolly’s speech detailed a platform that balances between both political parties: an embrace of capitalism and a lean government, but one that “needs to do its part to fill the gaps,” such as with education and housing.
“As an old-school Republican, I talk about ending the culture wars not to celebrate some progressive platform,” he said, “but because I still believe in the old school Republican, Libertarian policy that government should simply stay out of your life, and stay out of your bedroom.”
It’s the second time in a row that Democrats have nominated a onetime Republican for governor.
Four years ago, they backed former Gov. Charlie Crist, only to see him lose by nearly 20 percentage points to DeSantis.
Rich Chamberlin, a retiree in Port St. Lucie, said he supported Jolly in Tuesday’s primary, spurred on by attack ads against him.
“I saw anti-Jolly ads. I said ‘Ok, if they are against him, then I must be for him,’” Chamberlin said, adding it didn’t matter to him that Jolly was once a Republican.
A progressive gets Democratic nomination for Senate
Florida voters haven’t sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 2012, and this year’s race was always going to be an uphill climb.
Moody, a former state attorney general, was appointed by DeSantis to fill Rubio’s seat last year after he became Trump’s secretary of state. She’s now running to finish the last two years of his term.
Moody will face Nixon, a progressive state lawmaker who scored an upset victory over the Army veteran Vindman. Nixon would be Florida’s first Black U.S. senator if elected in November.
“Rep. Nixon ran a strong campaign,” Vindman posted on social media. “I will be standing by her side in the fight against Ashley Moody. I hope you’ll join me.
Wasserman Schultz wins in a new plurality Black district
In U.S. House primaries, Tuesday’s biggest contest saw longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, defeat former U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick and others in a redrawn south Florida district.
Wasserman Schultz, who is white, urged voters in the new, plurality Black district to help her return to Washington for a 12th term. Cherfilus-McCormick had sought a comeback after resigning earlier this year under a pending federal indictment and threat of House ethics sanctions.
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| A news reporter aligned to MAGA defeats Mills. |
Her four Black primary opponents — including Cherfilus-McCormick — had argued that the district should have a Black representative. But the voters went with a candidate who touted long experience from serving in Congress since 2005.
Surrounded by her campaign staff Tuesday night, Wasserman Schultz tearfully thanked voters for having confidence in her. She said she wanted to “make all of you proud, to make sure that the people we spoke to all across this district know that I will fight so they can pay their rent.”
Republican Rep. Cory Mills is ousted by a challenger
Former television news reporter Ryan Elijah won the Republican nomination for Florida’s 7th Congressional District, ousting the scandal-plagued Mills.
A two-term congressman, Mills has denied allegations of domestic violence against a former girlfriend and other controversies.
But Florida Republicans including DeSantis had abandoned Mills ahead of the primary and the congressman was not included on Trump’s final list of Florida endorsements. Elijah advances to the general election in a central Florida district that is considered reliably Republican.
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| Can Angie do it? |
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| Israel found their two favorite candidates. Ashley Moody and Byron Donalds go in with a strong advantage despite Trump being a shitty president. |
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| Who raised these thugs? |
Two drug lords were nabbed at Penn State University. They were the leaders of a college campus cartel.
Pennsylvania authorities announced criminal charges against 14 individuals involved in a major cocaine trafficking ring operating out of two Penn State University fraternities, Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi. Investigators revealed that cutting and packaging the "white powder" (cocaine) was used as an "indoctrination" ritual for fraternity pledges.
Main Felony Defendants
Felony Tampering Defendant
Misdemeanor Defendants
The following student-aged individuals face possession and paraphernalia charges:
I guess Immigration Customs Enforcement is not arresting the actual criminals. They are arresting innocent people. All of them are American citizens.
We are heading to State College.
The suspect is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Hey, did Donald Trump, Jr., Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump, Barron Trump, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), Jacqui Heinrich, Jesse Watters and Sean "Softball" Hannity get a line in?
More than a dozen people were criminally charged Monday over their alleged ties to a cocaine-trafficking ring in Pennsylvania that involved two fraternities and students.
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| Wondering how the far right gonna describe this thug? |
Four defendants face charges of felony corrupt organizations, conspiracy and other offenses, while a fifth is charged with felony conspiracy and other crimes. Eight other student-aged defendants are charged with misdemeanor counts, like possession. One defendant, who is the father of a student, is accused of tampering with evidence and hindering the investigation.
At least four of the defendants are current students, according to the attorney general’s office.
Two defendants, who were the main suppliers, made routine trips to Philadelphia and New York to get large amounts of cocaine, according to the office. The cocaine was then packaged mainly at the Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon fraternity houses and distributed primarily to Penn State University students.
“This is very serious criminal conduct. There was nothing junior or childlike about this type of conduct,” Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday said Monday at a news conference. “This was an upper level trafficking organization for this region in Pennsylvania.”
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| When the junk food media and far right bring up crime statistics, look up Penn State cocaine narcos. |
Delta Upsilon Executive Director Justin Kirk said in a statement that the international fraternity was aware of the allegations and that those involved who had ties to Delta Upsilon were expelled or suspended if they did not resign.
“We will continue to work closely with the university on any investigative efforts,” Kirk added.
The Sigma Chi headquarters in Evanston, Illinois, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The majority of defendants facing felony charges were arraigned Monday morning, Sunday said at the news conference.
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| Sometimes you just want to stay in bed. |
No firearms were used in this incident in New York involving a man having a physical altercation at a synagogue. Yet it is treated like a mass shooting. The online agitators are quickly blaming Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed, Hasan Piker and Ilhan Omar.
Larry Montes entered Central Synagogue during a Shabbat service, disrupted the gathering, and attacked a 63-year-old congregant and a security guard. He was arrested at the scene and charged with multiple offenses, including assault as a hate crime. Court and law enforcement disclosures later revealed that Montes had local criminal history, held highly erratic personal views, and had explicitly referenced anti-Jewish rhetoric during his arrest.
Quick to name the suspect. Quick to claim a motive. Quick to blame.
Mamdani faced immense scrutiny. Critics and political opponents blamed his previous sharp public criticism of the Israeli government for creating a hostile climate. Mamdani explicitly condemned the assault as "horrifying" and reaffirmed that his administration would aggressively prosecute antisemitic hate crimes.
While public attention centered heavily on the political fallout in New York, civil rights organizations like the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) have documented a sharp, concurrent resurgence in anti-Muslim hate speech, mosque vandalism, and physical attacks across 2026.
Advocacy groups note that the visibility and historic electoral breakthroughs of Muslim politicians in 2026 have triggered a targeted Islamophobic backlash.
This has manifested in both localized street violence—such as a July box-cutter assault targeting Muslim women on a Queens bus—and explicit national rhetoric from federal lawmakers labeling Muslim public officials as threats to national security.
We have Black people getting hung from trees and they calling it suicide.
We have 365 mass shootings and we are not even close to Dec. 31. We are eight months into the year and it's endless gun violence in our country.
We are over $40 trillion in federal debt.
Thanks to the U.S. war in Iran and the tax cuts from the One Big Beautiful Act, we have seen a surge in spending that is well on pace to cross $50 trillion in less than three years.
The cost of living is intolerable and it's getting worse. Yet, we are on this name calling, guilt by association and ad hominem attacks on those who have nothing to do with the actions of some. While the agitators are claiming socialism and communism are the cause of the economic issues, we are witnessing capitalism at its worst. It is leading us into recession and likely civil war.
Groceries have now taken ¼ of a worker's paycheck. Rent or mortgage taken ⅓ of a person's personal savings.
We have the average gas prices at $4.13⁹ a gallon. Diesel prices at an average of $5.74⁹ a gallon.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has allegedly exhausted it resources. Many of the sailors and crew are threatening to commit suicide because the conditions are extremely poor. They are rationing food, having limited showers and power.
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In February 2026, while the Lincoln was traveling in the Arabian Sea approximately 500 miles (800 km) from Iran's southern coast, an Iranian Shahed 139 drone flew toward the ship; a U.S. F-35 shot it down.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps said the USS Abraham Lincoln was struck by four ballistic missiles. The Pentagon rejected these claims saying the ballistic missiles "weren't even close" to hitting their intended target.
The Iranian military again stated that it had struck the USS Abraham Lincoln with a series of drone strikes. Iran would make a third claim by firing Qader cruise missiles. The ship was not harmed in all three cases.
Shahram Irani, commander of the Iranian navy, threatened the Lincoln if it entered missile range.
By early August, the Lincoln had been to sea for over 260 days, including over 40 days of continuous combat operations, stopping in port only twice; once in Guam in December and in Oman in July.
Navy leadership, including Acting Secretary Hung Cao, attended a town hall at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego with about 200 Lincoln family members who shared worries about mental health and exhaustion, and the risk of self-harm on the ship. Navy officials said they were working to send more mental health professionals to the Lincoln.
Iranian media reported that seven navy personnel died during a brawl on the ship, which U.S. Central Command denied. Several media outlets, including Stars and Stripes, reported that sailors made multiple attempts to jump overboard the carrier due to poor conditions and mental stress.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said these reports "completely misrepresented" conditions aboard the ship, but did not directly respond to reports of deteriorating mental health and supply shortages.
When asked, President Donald J. Trump said he thought the Lincoln's deployment was "not nearly long enough".
The U.S. Navy denied there had been an increase of suicide attempts aboard the ship, and confirmed one sailor went overboard in early August and was safely recovered.
On August 13, it was reported that the aircraft carrier USS George Washington had left port the previous week from Da Nang, Vietnam, to replace the Lincoln.
Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, a Zionist Democrat and member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, outlined a series of reported deficiencies aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln in a letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The aircraft carrier, which has a complement of approximately 5,000 personnel, has been the subject of complaints including shortages of basic supplies, contaminated water, plumbing failures, declining mental health conditions, deck safety concerns, and a disrupted mail system that has resulted in many care packages being lost in transit for months.
Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, also a Zionist Democrat, wrote on his X account that the military had been requested to allow a congressional delegation to board the vessel and "conduct oversight investigations into this terrible situation." He added that there was "no reason for denial of access."
Representative Mike Levin, a Zionist Democrat from California, described conditions aboard the carrier as including moldy showers, broken toilets, weeks of unwashed laundry, extended periods without hot water, meals consisting of half a cup of rice and two tortillas, and a lack of soap, deodorant, or toothpaste.
Zionism is evil. It is not representative of Judaism. It is a white supremacist ideology that advocates for an ethnostate. The apartheid genocidial ethnostate of Israel has violated decades of international law, taken so much from American taxpayers, influenced hundreds of lawmakers past and present. It is time for our country to break away from Israel and focus on the needs of America.
The President of the United States, Donald J. Trump will be the last person supportive of Israel as head of state. He will also represent the final straw when it comes to white men as the president. We must have diversity in our government.
I cannot in good conscience support another old white man as our president. I will support white men who align with progressive politics. No conservatives, centrists or moderates. No more Christian aligned presidents.
They are not following the teachings of Christianity.
I am open to women, people of color, other religions or no religion at all becoming president.
I am open to even support gay or transgender Americans as president.
At this point, anything but a conservative white man over 65 years old as our president.
No to baby boomer or Gen X presidents.
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| Hayden Panettiere dies days before her birthday. |
On Sunday, we learned that actress Hayden Panettiere has passed away at the age of 36, days before her 37th birthday. While there is no confirmation of what led to her death, we are going to offer the numbers because she had previously dealt with struggles.
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"It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden. She was an incredible light and a force of nature who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her -- and to the millions who watched her onscreen," her father, Skip Panettiere, said in a statement.
Her father asked for privacy "as our family takes time to process this unimaginable loss."
Further details surrounding Panettiere's death were not immediately available.
Beginning as a child star, with a long career in both TV and film, Panettiere is remembered for her roles as Claire Bennet on the hit series "Heroes" and as Juliette Barnes on the musical drama "Nashville."
She also starred in "Remember the Titans," "Raising Helen," "Ice Princess" and "Scream 4."
Panettiere has been candid about her struggles from child stardom through adulthood. She released a memoir this May titled "This Is Me: A Reckoning."
In the memoir, she shares "a rare and intimate glimpse into her life behind closed doors, opening up about postpartum depression, addiction and recovery, trauma, domestic abuse, and loss," according to a synopsis for her book.
She is the mother to one child, her daughter Kaya Klitschko, whom she had in 2014 with her ex-fiancé, heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko.
In an interview with "Good Morning America" in 2022, Panetierre opened up about grappling with alcoholism and postpartum depression.
"I didn't know where the alcoholism was ending and the postpartum was beginning," Panetierre said. "And I ran myself pretty ragged."
She said the years that followed her role on "Nashville" had "been difficult." She said, "The years before were very difficult for me, too. And I just needed a break."
Panetierre went on to reprise her role as Kirby Reed in the "Scream" franchise, which was released in March 2023.
Her brother, Jansen Panettiere, died suddenly in February 2023 from cardiomegaly (enlarged heart) coupled with aortic valve complications, his family said in a statement at the time. He was 28.
Hayden Panettiere spoke openly about her grief, saying in an interview with People two years after his death, "I will always be heartbroken about it."
"I will never be able to get over it," she told the outlet. "No matter how many years go by, I will never get over his loss."
Panettiere's death comes less than a week before she would have turned 37 years old on Friday.
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| Nancy Mace's midlife crisis. |
Mace has launched her podcast as she prepares to exit Congress in January.
Mace launched Get Maced.
She also showed off her new tats.
All that bitching and screaming finally drove her to a midlife crisis.
The lawmaker is losing her damn mind.
According to a profile published by Politico, Mace got nine tattoos as a member of Congress because getting inked provides “the pain that [she needs] to feel.”
She got the tattoos in “rapid succession” between late 2023 and early 2024, marked by the breakup with her fiancé, Patrick Bryant, and the departure of staffers from her office, some of whom felt that working for her was “toxic.” Mace accused Bryant of abuse in a speech on the House floor.
On top of a need to feel “pain,” the South Carolina congresswoman said that getting...
Here's a question... are the taxpayers paying for her ink?
Is Mace going to bird feed her guests shots when she interview them?
Matter of fact, who the fuck do these assholes think they are?
You want to be lawmakers or political agitators! You can't be both.
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Mace endorsed Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) for the U.S. Senate South Carolina Republican special primary against Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC).
Mace came in fifth place in the governor’s primary race. She lost to state attorney general Alan Wilson who won his run off against Lt. Gov. Pam Evette.
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These idiots are still obsessed over Piker's remarks over 9/11. We are celebrating the 25th year of that attack on U.S. when hijackers crashed commercial airliners into New York City, Arlington, VA (Washington, DC) and rural Pennsylvania.
The Zionists and racial agitators obsess over remarks from people who have no impact on the daily lives of Americans. None of these remarks are paying the bills, feeding the families or making your life better as a taxpayer. All it's is fucking noise.
Mace has the legislative powers to make people's lives better. Mace, Norman, Graham Nordone, Omar, Tlaib and President Donald J. Trump are the fucking people who make laws and run the government.
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| The end of the road for long iconic mall. |
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| Scott "Softball" Hannity. |
Thank you Pennsylvania state representative Chris Rabb. Good luck on your bid to become a U.S. Representative. I am supporting you 100%.
I'm back with another edition of the blog's most interesting subjects.
How annoying is Sean "Softball" Hannity?
If you gave me a rating from 1 to 10 on how annoying he is...
I would say 20.
At 64 years old, his style of program is almost as dated as CDs and tapes. It is a stale, boring, repetitive, lackluster of a program. On radio, television and podcast, "Softball" Hannity earned the name because of his penchant to interview agitators with a mix of suck up to combative if they don't agree with his political rants.
The biggest agitators on his show are mainly himself but also President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Mark Levin, Joe Concha, , John Solomon, Gregg Jarrett, Reps. Mike Johnson (R-LA), Jim Jordan (R-OH), James Comer (R-KY), Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX), John Fetterman (I-PA), Tom Cotton (R-AR), Newt Gingrich, and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The late Lindsey Graham was a frequent agitator on his show.
In October, the annoying agitator will wed Ainsley Earhardt in Florida. He is an old man trying to rehash his youth by marrying a woman 15 years younger. I mean he openly had affairs on his ex wife, Jill Rhodes.
I hope the best for Ainsley and the worst for him.
Can we make a prediction on how long this relationship will last?
Thanks to ChatGPT for inspiring a jingle.
[ANNOUNCER]
Ladies and gentlemen… step up to the plate!
[JINGLE]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Softball, softball… yellow as can be,
Straight from the Fox News old stash —
It’s Softball Hannity! 🎵
[VERSE 1]
He’s got a swollen face,
And a microphone in place,
He'll talk and talk and talk all night long!
With a fastball of opinions
And a curveball of complaints,
He somehow thinks he can never be wrong!
[CHORUS]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Softball, softball…
Grab one and you'll see —
It’s the official softball of the Trump Administration! 🎵
[VERSE 2]
Fox News old stash,
Pull it from the closet stash,
Dust it off and put it right on the air!
Trump says, “What a ball!”
Hannity says, “Build the wall!”
And everybody’s yelling everywhere!
[BRIDGE — BIG SPORTS-ANNOUNCER VOICE]
🎙️ Are you tired of ordinary balls?
Then step up to the plate!
Introducing Softball Hannity!
Now with 100% more hot takes!
[FINAL CHORUS]
🎵 Softball, softball… Softball Hannity!
The most annoying media personality on the planet!
Fox News old stash —
A media classic!
The official softball
Of the Trump Administration! 🎵
[TAG — ANNOUNCER]
Softball Hannity: when you can't hit the facts… just hit the airwaves.
🎙️ “Softball Hannity — America's favorite roundabout commentator!”
The country's most annoying media personality in the world.
Opinions on Sean Hannity being "annoying" often stem from his polarizing style and political commentary. Critics point to his highly opinionated delivery, perceived bias, and confrontational approach on Fox News, where he’s been a prominent conservative voice for decades. His tendency to interrupt guests, push strong narratives, and frame issues in a way that aligns with his audience’s leanings can feel repetitive or aggressive to those who disagree. Supporters, however, see his passion and unapologetic stance as a draw, appreciating his consistency on issues like conservative values, criticism of liberal policies, or defense of figures like Trump.
Some call him a "propagandist" or "whiny" for his tone and alleged fearmongering, while others praise him as a patriot exposing "leftist agendas." The annoyance factor often depends on the viewer’s political alignment—his style grates more if you’re not in his camp. Data-wise, his show averaged 2.5-3 million viewers nightly in recent years, showing a loyal base despite the criticism. Ultimately, it’s his unyielding approach that both fuels his popularity and makes him a lightning rod for irritation.
This putrid edition of The Sean Hannity Word Vomit. In the chaotic second presidency of Donald J. Trump, the most annoying media personality on the fucking planet will do his best to spin a turd into a brownie.
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| You can literally make a bingo card of Softball Hannity's most repetitive rants. |

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| Walmart bans comedian Damon Darling. |