Bill Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar. Obama graduated from Harvard Law. @realDonaldTrump can identify giraffes from lions.

Where is the Dem communications team to drive this and other obvious points home each and every day?

Trump lost in 2020. He knows it. We know it. Giuliani knows it. Election officials know it. Dominion knows it. Fox News knows it State officials know it. 62 judges know it. 100 recounts know it Cyber Ninjas know it. Math knows it. My 5-year-old knows it. MAGA doesn't know it.

Nobody has seen anything like it.

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David at the NBA Finals. #Seinfeld

Is he breathing? Then his big mouth is open and he’s lying.

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Where the hell is the Board of Peace? Did they get bored of peace?

Here’s an idea…

Don’t need anything from Canada? Well... U.S. refineries have imported 1.65 billion barrels in the last 12 months from Canada… and the Champlain Hudson Power Express from Quebec to NY powers 25% of NYC (Go Knicks!). Facts are stubborn things.

This moron says he doesn’t need Canada. Then fuck off!!! Key things the U.S. relies on Canada for: 🛢️ Heavy crude oil – Many U.S. refineries are designed to process Canadian oil. 🌾 Potash fertilizer – Essential for American agriculture; Canada is a major global supplier. ⚛️ Uranium – Used to fuel U.S. nuclear power plants. ⚡ Hydroelectric power – Imported into parts of the northeastern U.S. 🏗️ Softwood lumber – Important for homebuilding and construction. 🔋 Critical minerals – Including nickel, cobalt, and graphite for batteries, electronics, and defense. 🥫 Aluminum – Canada supplies a significant share of U.S. aluminum needs.

Trump: "[Graham Platner] is like a pig…He's worse than any human being that's ever run for office." Trump: "Grab them by the pussy…I did try to fuck her. She was married."

He ran the first time because of ego. The second time was to stay out of jail. Both terms he's proven his gross incompetence.

BREAKING📷 A woman donated $1 million to Trump's super PAC. Three weeks later, her son a convicted tax criminal was pardoned. His pardon application literally mentioned her donation. Her name is Elizabeth Fago. Her son, Paul Walczak, had pleaded guilty to federal tax crimes. The pardon application filed on his behalf explicitly cited his mother's million-dollar donation to MAGA Inc. as a reason he deserved clemency. Trump signed the pardon. Walczak walked free and was relieved of more than $4 million in restitution he owed. That is one entry on a donor list of 58 people who gave a million dollars or more. MAGA Inc., Trump's super PAC, has now raised over $305 million since the 2024 election five times more than any presidential super PAC in history at this stage. The Brennan Center called it "completely unprecedented." Ninety-six percent of it came from donors giving $1 million or more. Sixty-two percent from those giving $5 million or more. This is not a grassroots operation. It is a pay-window. Here's what the donor list actually shows. Crypto.com's parent company, Foris Dax, gave $30 million — while it was under SEC investigation for allegedly trading unregistered securities. The SEC investigation was quietly dropped in March 2025, two months after the donation. The Winklevoss twins gave $1 million — also while their crypto platform Gemini was under SEC investigation. That investigation was dropped in February 2025. Energy Transfer, the Texas pipeline company, and its CEO Kelcy Warren gave a combined $25 million — while Energy Transfer was actively suing a federal regulatory agency in court. OpenAI President Greg Brockman and his wife gave $25 million — as the Trump administration was actively shaping AI policy in Silicon Valley's favor. Then there are the appointments. Benjamin Landa gave $5 million then became Trump's ambassador to Hungary. Kelly Loeffler and her husband gave $5 million she now runs the Small Business Administration. Warren Stephens gave $2 million now ambassador to the United Kingdom. Jared Isaacman gave $2 million now NASA administrator. And Isabela Herrera, a 25-year-old self-employed financial consultant whose only prior political donation was $20 to Pete Buttigieg in 2020, somehow contributed $3.5 million to MAGA Inc. Her father a Venezuelan billionaire facing federal bribery charges was pardoned by Trump in January 2026. Campaign Legal Center has filed a formal complaint with the FEC alleging she was a straw donor for her father. This is not dark money. This is public record. Every dollar, every favor, every pardon. Filed with the FEC. Sitting in plain sight. If you appreciate my posts, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here

Happy 1 year anniversary to this tweet.

Yikes. Nice one @MayorOliviaChow Pls resign asap. @BradMBradford pls strengthen your message to ensure Toronto gets a new mayor.

Mic drop and quote of the day material.

Here’s a fact check of some of President Trump’s claims, including a bunch of long-debunked lies, from a single softball New York Post interview released this morning. Claim: “We're the only country in the world that has mail-in ballots.” Truth: Dozens of countries have mail-in ballots, including Canada, the UK, Australia, Germany, and Switzerland. Claim: The 2020 election was “rigged” and has “been proven to be rigged.” Truth: Not rigged, there’s no proof for Trump’s assertion more than five years later, and he lost fair and square. Claim: Trump won “three” presidential elections. Truth: He won in 2016 and 2024, lost in 2020. Claim: In the 2024 election, “There were areas that were just rigged…rigged against me.” Truth: Nonsense again; he won that election fair and square but lost some areas of the country fair and square. Claim: Democrats “could not win” “if they didn’t cheat.” Truth: Democrats, like Republicans, clearly win various elections legitimately. Claim: California mails out “38 million ballots," and while "some people get three, four, five ballots," "Republicans get, oftentimes, none.” Truth: California mails a ballot to all active registered voters, of which there are 23 million, not the “38 million” figure Trump has used repeatedly; while there are occasional errors by county elections offices and the postal service, there's no general anti-Republican bias in ballot-mailing in the state. Claim: “I inherited the highest inflation in the history of our country…Biden had like 9, 10% inflation. And I inherited that, and we have it way down.” Truth: The inflation rate the month Trump returned to office was 3.0%, lower than the most recent rate of 3.8%; Biden-era inflation did peak at 9.1%, but that was in mid-2022, and it wasn’t close to the all-time record of 23.7%. Regardless, it had fallen substantially before Trump’s inauguration. Claim: “We have $18 trillion being invested in the country in just 11 months.” Truth: This is a completely fictional figure. The White House’s own website says there have been $10.6 trillion in “major investment announcements” this term, and even that’s a massive exaggeration that counts vague pledges, not-even-pledges, and pledges that are about mutual trade rather than investments in the US. Claim: Trump had gas prices at “$1.85 in Iowa” on the day he visited there in January. Truth: The Iowa average gas price that day was $2.57 per gallon, per AAA; GasBuddy found four stations in the state out of 2,036 selling for $1.97 that day, none at $1.85; the station outside the venue where he spoke was at $2.69. (Ethanol-gas blend E85 was around $1.85, but that can only be used in a small percentage of cars, and he didn’t say that was what he was talking about.) Claim: Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was still wearing a mask “a couple of months ago.” Truth: I've found no evidence for this; the Talarico video many Republicans have mocked shows Talarico wearing a mask in 2022, not 2026. Claim: Mitch McConnell was “losing by a lot” in the 2020 Senate election in Kentucky but then Trump endorsed him and got him elected. Truth: McConnell, running in a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1992, led in all but one public poll in that race, and that one exception was a poll conducted for a pro-term-limits group in which he trailed by just one point; he was always the overwhelming favorite. Claim: The Jan. 6 attack was “nonsense” in which “the FBI said, ‘Go in. Go in.’” Truth: That was a riot perpetrated by Trump supporters, and there's no evidence the FBI ever told rioters to illegally enter the Capitol. DOJ’s inspector general found the FBI had zero undercover agents at the riot…and Trump was president at the time and had personally appointed the FBI director. Claim: Former VP Harris “was the border czar” but “never went.” Truth: She went to the border twice as VP, and the Biden administration repeatedly emphasized she was never “border czar” but had a narrower assignment focused on the “root causes” of migration from Central America. Claim: Under Biden, “25 million people” poured over the border. Truth: This is a further exaggeration from the wildly exaggerated “21 million” figure Trump used to use; even counting “gotaways,” it’s not even close to correct. Claim: Democrats are so dumb that “we had 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder, allowed into our country.” Truth: The federal data it appears Trump is referring to is about people who entered the US over the course of multiple decades, *including during Trump’s own first administration.* Claim: Under Biden, countries emptied their jail populations into the US – “the whole jail was emptied into our country.” Trump and his team have never substantiated this claim even though he’s made it for years, and experts on global prison policy and on the countries he has previously identified as the supposed culprits have told me they’ve seen no evidence for it. More details: cnn.com/2026/06/03/politics/…

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Yes I sold paintings. About $225,000 a year over four years. The whole of my business while my father was President. Congress investigated it. If you’re outraged about that, where is all your outrage now? Kushner's Affinity Partners holds roughly $5 to $6 billion. Close to 99% of it comes from foreign sovereign wealth funds. Saudi Arabia. The UAE. Qatar. Over $90M in fees annually.