As soldiers are already looking for a way out of Trump and Hegseth's brutal plan to live stream a firing squad execution at Fort Hood, his VP try to distance himself from the brutality as well.
"I think Pete Hegseth is frankly, Jen, a deeply unwell person who seems to relish this kind of brutality," said Ossoff. "All the while he's running a department that is falling into chaos."
"The guy cannot run the United States military competently and is spending his time with this kind of obscene medieval spectacle. This administration is way off the rails."
Trump doubled down on the brutality this Friday and admitted he was the one who approved it.
Q: Did you personally authorize or approve the livestreamed execution?
In fact, one of a hurricane's most fundamental qualities is water. They come from the ocean, so...
Yet it seems that Donald Trump is of the vehement belief that there is a fundamental difference between a regular hurricane and a "water hurricane."
In the midst of his speech at the White House summit for scientific achievement, which was supposed to honor and celebrate Elon Musk's SpaceX and Starlink technologies, the 80-year-old, clearly demented President of the United States went off on a tangent, not merely about hurricanes in general, but about the massive amounts of water that come along with them, which he is apparently very surprised by.
"I will tell you personally, because I was involved, we had a hurricane -- one of the greatest water hurricanes of all time -- delivered more water than at any time that we can remember on record," Trump said at the event this week, speaking of the brutal tropical storm that wreaked havoc on North Carolina.
Three fired OpenAI safety researchers dispute allegations of mishandling sensitive information, warning in an open letter that their dismissals are creating a chilling effect on the company’s AI safety culture.
Having ten different members of the Trump crime syndicate come to Wisconsin to stump for Drunken Van Orden apparently wasn't enough. On Wednesday, Speaker Jebus Johnson came to western Wisconsin to tell the crowd he considered the race one of the top five most important races this year and that he absolutely needed DVO reelected.
But then Johnson really laid it on thick for the fives of people that showed up for the rally:
In Sparta, Johnson called Van Orden "overqualified" for his job in Congress, and joked about how he calls the military veteran in for enforcement during tough conversations in the House of Representatives.
"We do the good cop, bad cop thing a lot, you know," he said. "I bring in the hammer, and he scares everybody to death... so he's really, really, really important to us. Really important to moving this machinery along."
At first I busted out laughing when I saw that overqualified comment. But if Johnson is including drunk-raging at people as a political strategy, then he was right. DVO is definitely overqualified as a drunken asshole.
With midterm elections right around the corner and his very presidency and quite possibly his freedom hanging in the balance, President Donald Trump is clearly working hard to keep his priorities straight, as he spun out in an absolutely unhinged meltdown over an apparently unflattering photo of his Doral, Florida golf club used in a recent piece by the New York Times.
The Times used a featured image of Donald's Trump National Doral Miami in an article titled, "An Outrage in 2019. No Problem in 2026. Trump Has Moved the Ethical Line," that highlighted how the president has managed to utterly decimate what was once considered presidential norms and standards in this country.
But it seems that Trump was less concerned about what the Times wrote and far more concerned about the photo they used.
Taking to his Truth Social echo chamber in not just one, but two deranged posts, the president tailspinned into an out-and-out meltdown because the Times' photo of his Doral golf club -- which showed the club looking yellowed and blackened and, frankly, in desperate need of some TLC -- made his beloved building look "shoddy, filthy, and just plain BAD."
