Cracks in the facade are beginning to appear.

[shockedcanadian]

MAGA and Trump are always projected to lose right up till election day....
Remember Trump calls out fake news... the media... the pollsters and universities... so they hate him....

They definitely gamed the polls in 2024, that was embarrassing as hell.

 

[berg80]

Oh sure

He’s a commie too

Know how they know?

Because Trump hates him

Dissent is not tolerated. Either you support Dotard 100% or you are ex-communicated from the POT.

The maddening thing about that is if enough R's gave Don the middle finger he would immediately lose his ability to exert absolute control over them.

 

[Lesh]

Dissent is not tolerated. Either you support Dotard 100% or you are ex-communicated from the POT.

The maddening thing about that is if enough R's gave Don the middle finger he would immediately lose his ability to exert absolute control over them.

Some day they’ll catch on

 

[Lesh]

They definitely gamed the polls in 2024, that was embarrassing as hell.

Ummmm

I think you have that wrong

 

[shockedcanadian]

Ummmm

I think you have that wrong

The polls predicted Harris would win, including Iowa. She lost every swing state and was easily defeated.

 

[Lesh]

The polls predicted Harris would win, including Iowa. She lost every swing state and was easily defeated.

Really?

When I just looked it said that polls were within the margin of error

 

[berg80]

Senate GOP strips up to $1B for Trump ballroom security from immigration enforcement bill​

Senate Republicans on Wednesday stripped up to $1 billion in security funding for President Donald Trump’s proposed White House ballroom and the Secret Service from a revised immigration enforcement bill.

GOP leaders privately concluded that the funding proposal risked derailing the broader immigration bill, both politically and procedurally, according to several media reports.

The provision also sparked political concerns among some Senate Republicans, who worried the funding could make the party appear out of touch as voters struggle with high costs ahead of the midterm elections in November.

Trump had personally pushed lawmakers to authorize the funding for the controversial ballroom project and the Secret Service. Trump administration officials argued the money was necessary in light of the alleged April 25 assassination attempt against Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner at the Washington Hilton.

Senate GOP strips up to $1B for Trump ballroom security from immigration enforcement bill

GOP leaders reportedly privately concluded that the funding proposal risked derailing the broader immigration bill, both politically and procedurally.

www.cnbc.com

Dotard's iron grip on the POT seems to be loosening.

 

[berg80]

Senate at a Standstill Over President’s $1.8 Billion Payout Fund​

The Senate ground to a standstill on Thursday morning as Republicans found themselves short of the votes to defeat a motion offered by Democrats that would bar President Trump from establishing a fund to compensate his political allies.

The proposal, offered by Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader, would send the $70 billion immigration crackdown bill back to committee and prohibit the creation of the fund.

“America has never seen a more clear-cut case of corruption than Donald Trump’s slush fund,” Mr. Schumer said as he introduced his motion, which quickly racked up unanimous Democratic support along with the vote of one Republican, Senator Susan Collins of Maine.

Trump Live Updates: Senate Considers Blocking Trump From Creating $1.8 Billion Fund

www.nytimes.com

Uh oh.

 

[berg80]

House panel demands more information on military firings​

Pentagon officials would have five days to tell Congress why senior uniformed military leaders had been dismissed or fired under a provision adopted by a House panel Thursday.

The move comes after the sudden firing of multiple top officers under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s tenure that have stoked bipartisan concerns that the Pentagon is forcing out experienced officers with little to no explanation.

Most recently, the firing of the widely popular Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George stoked outrage from Republicans and Democrats alike.

But numerous top officers have been abruptly dismissed since President Donald Trump’s return to office — including former Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. C.Q. Brown and top officers in the Navy and Coast Guard, as well as the heads of U.S. Southern and Cyber Commands, among other top posts.

https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2026/06/04/congress/house-panel-demands-more-information-on-military-firings-00950405

Some Repub's seem to have found their balls. Imagine what's going to happen when the D's are in charge of the House.