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In 1776 we rid ourselves of a king. 250 years later, what we need to do more than anything is rid ourselves of this hooligan who thinks he's a king.
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In 1776 we rid ourselves of a king. 250 years later, what we need to do more than anything is rid ourselves of this hooligan who thinks he's a king.
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🇺🇲 Dump tRUmp NOW!!! 🇺🇲
Iranian clerics call for Trump’s assassination
This was a headline on June 30 2026
My question is : Do you really object ?
{{personally, I do not approve of assassination of any US government official}}.
So that'll be never.
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Workers remove Trump's name from Washington's Kennedy Center
WHAT A DAY:
Federal authorities are investigating who put massive markings of the numbers
“86 47”
on the National Mall. The Trump administration views those numbers as a threat to Trump, since “86” means “discard” in the restaurant industry, and he’s the 47th president. Former FBI Director Jim Comey was charged with a crime for posting a picture of seashells spelling out the offending digits (though he denies any wrongdoing and has pleaded not guilty). The markings are “deranged” vandalism and won’t be tolerated, an Interior Department spokesperson told NBC News.
Detectives believe that the mysterious hat could help them identify the perpetrator.
Andy Borowitz