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| We ain't fighting your wars or your demands for economic trade. |
Ottawa and Washington are at odds.
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| We ain't fighting your wars or your demands for economic trade. |
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| Toothless pedo appears in court. |
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| Birds of feather stick together. |
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| America, we are paying for a bunch of sandal wearing jackass terrorists! |
Did you know a deadly derecho destroyed parts of Gary, Indiana?
Indiana has committed over $135 million in state funds to Israel-related initiatives, sparking significant public backlash from residents who argue that taxpayer money should instead be invested locally into struggling communities like Gary, Indiana.
Did you know there were massive floods in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio?
Yet we give nearly $3.6 billion to apartheid genocidial ethnostate of Israel?
And yet, this fucking country continues to violate the ceasefires it has with Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and continues to engage in terrorism in the West Bank.
They are manipulating the U.S. elections.
Israel announced they will not launch any investigations into the deadly attack on World Central Kitchen aid workers. The regime claims that is a systematic error not a criminal act.
In an announcement by the Israeli Military Advocate General, the military officially dismissed and closed the case regarding the WCK convoy deaths. The military's Fact-Finding and Assessment Mechanism concluded that the deadly strike occurred because forces mistakenly believed Hamas militants had taken control of the vehicles.
Türkiye has announced they are willing to break with NATO to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel launched a series of attacks on Syria was Turkish military officials were present in the vicinity. They claim they were trying to stop a "terrorist" resurgence. They tipped the U.S. they were going to aim at Syrian territory near Damascus.
Reports indicated that a Turkish military delegation had inspected the airfield's ongoing construction and left just hours before the Israeli jets struck the runways and storage units, leading Ankara to view the attack as a deliberate, direct threat.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will not tolerate a Turkish military presence moving further south into Syria. Israel views a Turkish military buildup closer to its borders as a direct threat to its security.
Both Türkiye and the new Syrian government strongly denied that a permanent Turkish base was being built. They stated that Turkish military officers had only visited the airfield to help train and rebuild the new Syrian army following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Türkiye's top intelligence agency explicitly warned Israeli counterparts that any attempt to assassinate foreign officials or political figures (such as Hamas members) on Turkish soil would face severe consequences. Following statements from Israel’s Shin Bet intelligence agency vowing to target leaders globally, Ankara countered that unauthorized actions within its borders would be treated as illegal acts of aggression.
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| We dying to fucking up everything. |
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| In a election year, more Americans are getting tired of old people running the government. |
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| Bad work in Gary. |
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| Indiana voted for this idiot. |
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| Aisha Wahab wins. She beats the pro Israel Dem. |
Rep-elect Aisha Wahab (D-CA), current California state senator will resign soon. She will represent the 14th Congressional District which covers the East Bay cities of Haywood, Livermore, Fremont and parts of Oakland.
Swalwell, a Democrat who was running for California governor, ended his campaign and resigned from Congress in April after he was accused of sexual assault and harassment, which he denies. Wahab will represent the state’s 14th Congressional District, which covers parts of Alameda County on the eastern side of the San Francisco Bay, through Swalwell’s term ending in January.
She will be the first Afghan American to serve in Congress. The progressive Democrat defeated Bay Area Rapid Transit Director Melissa Hernandez even after a swell of spending by outside groups opposing Wahab in the race’s final stretch. She said her victory shows her district “cannot be bought.”
“I will fight for this district that raised me,” Wahab said in a statement. “From foster care to Congress, this journey shows the possibility of the American Dream.”
The conclusion of the race to replace Swalwell comes as criminal investigations continue into the sexual assault allegations he faces. Over the weekend, federal agents seized electronic devices from Swalwell at the San Francisco airport and later searched his home in Washington, D.C., according to a person familiar with the matter who was not authorized to publicly discuss an ongoing investigation and spoke on the condition of anonymity. Swalwell’s attorney did not immediately respond to an email and phone message seeking comment.
Wahab became the first Afghan American elected to public office in the U.S. when she won a Hayward City Council seat in 2018.
She has championed housing affordability and access in her time in the Legislature and throughout her campaign. She also wrote a bill in 2023 to ban caste-based discrimination, which garnered national attention. Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed it, saying such discrimination is already outlawed by civil rights protections.
Wahab and Hernandez will face off again in a separate November election determining who will serve the next full two-year term.
At a candidate forum in April, Wahab answered “yes” when asked if she considered “what is happening to the Palestinian people” to be a genocide.
Hernandez did not give a straight yes or no answer. She said Israel had a right to defend itself following the October 2023 attack by Hamas but that “the destruction into Gaza has gone too far.”
Hernandez, a moderate Democrat, said she was proud to put up a competitive fight after Wahab’s success in the primary.
“I’ve been a fighter my whole life, and when I promised the residents of CA-14 I would fight for them, I never gave up,” she said in a statement.
Pro Israel Democrats are not popular.
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| On a Saturday afternoon, Walmart looks like a Tuesday afternoon. |
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| Brutus and Caesar. |
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| Stephen A. Smith plays on the other team. |
Stephen A. Smith joins Sage Steele, Jason Whitlock and Royce White in the back of the whip. Literally they are catching whips to the back. Protecting the man.
NABJ awards Smith its "Thumbs Down" Award for years of attacking Black journalism and Black women. The NABJ presented Smith with the award during their annual convention, stating he has a "recurring public pattern of disparaging commentary directed at prominent Black women across politics, sports and media". They specifically referenced his past harsh critiques of several notable figures in Black America.
Kamala Davi Harris in particular was a frequent target of the agitator.
And who else did that doofus target in his political rants?
Jasmine Crockett, Michelle Obama, Joy Reid, Tiffany Cross, Serena Williams, Jemele Hill, Maxine Waters and other Black women.
He also went off on the WNBA.
It earned him their award and he was pissed. He goes on his podcast to rant. Then goes on Fox to rant to the most annoying media personality on the fucking planet.
Sean "Softball" Hannity.
I will add Stephen A. Smith to the list of frequent agitators on the next Sean Hannity Word Vomit.
And then he goes to the sex pest.
He rants to Chris Cuomo. The Cuomo brothers, former governor Andrew and media agitator Chris both are sexual deviants. Andrew tried twice for a politicial comeback for mayor of New York only to lose to Zohran Mamdani, a state assemblyman who barely polled but ended up winning.
He calls the award a "politicial hit job."
On social media and during a subsequent appearance on Fox's Softball Hannity, Smith labeled the award "utterly ridiculous" and a "flat-out lie". He defended his character by highlighting his personal life, noting he was raised by his mother and four older sisters, and has two daughters and 10 nieces.
Smith doubled down, labeling the prize the "lowest insult" he has ever received and accusing the organization of attacking him purely for political reasons. He also claimed NABJ President Errin Haines declined to debate him publicly on air.
Looks like he upset over their free speech. He should accept the award and head to Fox to say that he graciously accepts the award on behalf of the "free" Blacks.
While on camera, he can polish that huge forehead.
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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. |