As long as Donald Trump is in the Oval Office and his clown show of a cabinet is sitting around texting each other on their personal cell phones, U.S. national security secrets are no longer safe, and we are our own worst enemy.
Trump's crypto scam is so complicated that you can barely wrap your mind around it, and yet it’s so simple, not even Trump and his two dullard sons could fuck it up.
Jennifer Hegseth does not have an official Pentagon position or job title. Nor does she have the kind of high-level security clearance that would ordinarily be required if someone was to sit in on top-level meetings with foreign officials.
If you want to follow the real story of Trump’s tariffs, ignore the headlines and watch his crypto exchange. He’s already made $550 million on his World Liberty cryptocurrency, WFLI.
On Wednesday, Trump took a Sharpie and scribbled his name, and the system of trade between countries that took nearly 100 years to put together came to a stop. Econ 101 will never be the same.
Everything to Trump is like selling a condo. That's why he doesn't believe in keeping secrets. How can you sell a condo if you don't put it on the market? It's the opposite of secrecy. It's advertising, it's publicity, it's fame.
Trump is working to have the entire legal profession and judiciary intimidated into falling in line. This is the way fascism starts, with the few not the many, but the many are next.
Trump and his people are as dangerous as a cornered wolverine, but smart wolverines don’t allow themselves to get backed into corners of courthouses by people wearing long black robes.
Without taxpayer dollars, all those trucks carrying Bezos’ profits would be bumping along dirt roads getting stuck in the mud and skidding into ditches.
Apparently, Chief Justice Roberts thought that the norms and traditions that have been respected by every other president in the history of this country would be respected by Donald Trump as well.
Trump and Musk have been applying their chainsaw not only to our intelligence agencies but to the far-flung networks used to cultivate and gather information. Who could possibly benefit from that?