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USUS Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians
I remember someone complaining about an illegal getting scooped up at her high school graduation, and my response was, "That's awful. I wish they could have got her before she stole $120,000 worth of free schooling from us."
The funniest part is that apparently he wasn't even the target of the operation. ICE was serving a warrant on an illegal rapist in the same neighborhood and he saw them sperged out and tried to run one down with his van.
America is so full of illegals that you can just pick a random neighborhood and there will be multiple illegal spic neighbors.
Targeted raids always end up with at least 10 others getting arrested and deported.
I said it a lot but they all live in multi-generational households. The nuclear family is an American concept.
You raid 1 rapist, you find abuela, papa, mama, kids, cousins, cousin daughter wife, etc packed up in there.
Even if it isn't an entire extended family under one household it's 10 random niggers stuffed in there to maximize milking Section 8.
5-10 guys with $1K rent vouchers. Make rent $4k-$6k a month. That's way more money you'll ever get out of Y-tee.
Y-tee is obsolete. Just milk the government for all its worth, Fuck you sonny I got mine. Y-tee is dead, wait who's paying the taxes now?
The DOJ is having a datamog moment as people on X are digging through the numbers and allegedly anywhere between 50% and 70 fucking percent of convicted rapists marked as white in crime stats are actually of Indian or Arabic heritage. Ver archivo adjunto 9259050
Even if it isn't an entire extended family under one household it's 10 random niggers stuffed in there to maximize milking Section 8.
5-10 guys with $1K rent vouchers. Make rent $4k-$6k a month. That's way more money you'll ever get out of Y-tee.
I have heard nightmare zone stories of what is considered affordable housing in bughives like Jew York Shitty, and this plus discounts are legitimately the only way I can grasp how some of these layabouts are affording this shit.
Targeted raids always end up with at least 10 others getting arrested and deported.
I said it a lot but they all live in multi-generational households. The nuclear family is an American concept.
You raid 1 rapist, you find abuela, papa, mama, kids, cousins, cousin daughter wife, etc packed up in there.
Even if it isn't an entire extended family under one household it's 10 random niggers stuffed in there to maximize milking Section 8.
5-10 guys with $1K rent vouchers. Make rent $4k-$6k a month. That's way more money you'll ever get out of Y-tee.
Y-tee is obsolete. Just milk the government for all its worth, Fuck you sonny I got mine. Y-tee is dead, wait who's paying the taxes now?
President Trump removed the final three members of the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission (EAC), leaving the independent federal agency without commissioners ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, MS NOW reports.
The move included the dismissal of two Democratic commissioners and the resignation of the lone Republican member.
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The Trump administration has subpoenaed several New York Times journalists after the newspaper reported on security concerns surrounding President Trump's Qatari-donated Air Force One, according to NYT.
The reporters have been ordered to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan, with federal agents reportedly delivering some of the subpoenas directly to journalists' homes. The subpoenas provide few details, referring only to an "alleged violation of federal criminal law."
The Times condemned the move as an attempt to intimidate journalists and undermine press freedom, calling the appearance of federal agents at reporters' homes a development that "should shock the conscience of any American."
The newspaper's reporting cited anonymous U.S. officials who said Trump's new aircraft lacks some of the defensive and security capabilities available on the older Air Force One.
Wow. So you're telling me that leaking information that the new Air Force One might not be ready yet is maybe, just maybe, ILLEGIAL? Nigga... Journos deserve nothing in live but scorn.
Apparently Ro Khanna got harassed by settlers in Israel and is whining because IDF talked to settlers a bit before letting him go. I wish they had just shot this Indian communist.
Apparently Ro Khanna got harassed by settlers in Israel and is whining because IDF talked to settlers a bit before letting him go. I wish they had just shot this Indian communist.
The Israeli settlers had guns and Representative Ro Khanna was scared.On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Khanna, the congressman from Silicon Valley who is exploring a 2028 presidential run, was visiting the ruins of Khirbet Zanuta, a tiny Palestinian Bedouin village in the southern West Bank that was abandoned after escalating attacks from settlers and then demolished.Suddenly, a car of men holding guns pulled up and blocked the narrow road out of the village. The men began taunting the congressman and his team, swearing at them in Hebrew and Arabic and kicking the tires of their minibus, according to accounts, photographs and video footage from Mr. Khanna, an aide and his security guard. A photographer for The New York Times traveling in a different vehicle also saw the interaction. Soon, a Jeep with more men arrived.When two cars from the Israeli military pulled up, Mr. Khanna assumed the soldiers were there to help him pass. Instead, the soldiers smoked cigarettes, chatted with the men and after the settlers left, moved a car to block the road, he recounted.“I felt powerless in that situation, which is not an easy thing, as I have a lot of privilege in life,” said Mr. Khanna, who was eventually allowed to continue his journey after calls to the U.S. embassy and Israeli police. “Imagine how people feel every day, Palestinians under the occupation, if they could make an American congressperson feel powerless for 90 minutes.”
In an image shared by Mr. Khanna’s team, vehicles were stopped outside Khirbet Zanuta. Mr. Khanna said the experience was the most frightening part of his trip to the West Bank. Credit...Khanna team
Mr. Khanna said the experience was the most frightening part of a three-day trip organized by a member of his staff. Representatives of the Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
At a time when Israel is hemorrhaging support among Americans and particularly among Democrats, a tour of the West Bank is a new way for progressive politicians to signal their concern.
For decades, potential presidential aspirants made pilgrimages to Israel in hopes of burnishing their foreign policy credentials. Their trips followed a familiar itinerary: meetings with Israeli political leaders, sightseeing at the Western Wall, a tour of an Israel city damaged by Palestinian rocket fire and visits with Palestinian leaders in Ramallah, a city in the West Bank. The goal was to demonstrate their commitment to the United States’ special relationship with a longtime ally.
But where past Democratic leaders headed to the region to show their support, so far today’s Democratic presidential aspirants are going to bolster their credentials as critics.
Mr. Khanna said what he observed in the West Bank would inform his politics and perhaps his run for president. If he mounted a campaign, Palestinian rights would be a key focus, he said.
“I have something unique to offer about the injustices of Palestinians,” he said “I’m going to go to every corner of America, regardless of whether I run or not, and tell their stories and tell the story of what is happening in the West Bank.”
Mr. Khanna on a tour led by the activist Hisham Sharabati in the West Bank city of Hebron.Credit...Samar Hazboun for The New York Times
Violent attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank have intensified since the Hamas-led attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, that set off the war in Gaza. The responses of the Israeli authorities have generally ranged from unkept promises to address the problem, to blame shifting, to outright denial.
As Mr. Khanna was being blocked by settlers in the West Bank, Rahm Emanuel, another potential presidential candidate, was speaking at Tel Aviv University, where he delivered his own critique of Israel and “a 23-state solution” for Israel and all the Arab nations. He had been invited to give a speech at the university and also met with leaders in the country.
“The prime minister and his government have led Israel into a dead end,” said Mr. Emanuel, the former Chicago mayor and White House chief of staff, who called for an end of U.S. military aid to the country.
Opposition to Israel has emerged as a key factor in midterm races from Michigan to New York, as a progressive wing has positioned the issue as a central moral test for Democratic candidates. The visits this week by Mr. Khanna and Mr. Emanuel indicate that presidential aspirants are preparing for America’s relationship with Israel to become a litmus test in 2028.
Democratic voters are now more likely to be critical of Israel and its government than they are to be supportive, according to several recentpolls, a monumental change in American sentiment.
Mr. Khanna, too, has shifted on the issue. He has visited Israel three times, including in October 2024 as part of a bipartisan delegation that met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and King Abdullah II of Jordan.
Mr. Khanna says he still supports Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state, but criticism of the country has become increasingly central to his public image. He has repeatedly accused the country of genocide and endorsed calls to cut off U.S. support even for the Iron Dome missile-defense system.
Last month, Mr. Khanna went from a target of Track AIPAC, a group that opposes the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, to winning its endorsement in his race for re-election this year.
What he saw in the West Bank, Mr. Khanna said, convinced him that the region’s problems won’t be solved just by replacing the Israeli leadership.
“One of the things it’s made me realize is how hard a two-state solution is going be in practice, that it’s going require the removal of a lot of violent settlers,” he said. “The on-the-ground reality is so much more brutal and hard and difficult.”
On his trip, Mr. Khanna visited a number of Palestinian towns and met with families and local business owners. The mayors of Bethlehem, Beit Shair and Beit Jala described the restrictions on their freedom of movement and access to water. They told Mr. Khanna that they had never met a member of Congress, according to video recorded by his team, and would welcome his colleagues.
In the southern West Bank village of Umm al-Khair, he met with the family of Awdah Hathaleen, a well-known Palestinian activist whose work was featured in the Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land,” and who was killed by an Israel settler. On his final day, he visited a school where a 14-year-old was gunned down in broad daylight by a settler and met with Palestinian Americans, who described stories of being beaten and threatened.
Mr. Khanna, who is Indian American and grew up in Pennsylvania, said he had never been so aware of his race as on this trip.
Mr. Khanna visits a family in the West Bank.Credit...Samar Hazboun for The New York Times
“In Palestine, I felt first as someone who was brown,” he said. “We really saw the apartheidlike conditions, the inequality.”
He added: “No American would support this if they knew the details of what was going on here.”
Mr. Khanna’s trip was organized by Cameron Kasky, a Parkland school shooting survivor, who ran for Congress with a platform of opposing what he called Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Mr. Kasky, 25, withdrew from the race to work with Mr. Khanna on combating settler violence in the West Bank. He now works for Mr. Khanna on digital strategy.
The idea of the trip grew out of an interview that Mr. Khanna did with Jasper Nathaniel, an independent journalist who focuses exclusively on the West Bank.
Daniel C. Kurtzer, a Princeton professor who was ambassador to Israel under President George W. Bush and has been involved with trips for U.S. dignitaries, said Mr. Khanna had apparently received a particular view of the region.
“He got an earful in the company of people who, I would say, are probably not objective analysts,” said Mr. Kurtzer.
But Mr. Khanna described the visit as an “uncurated,” “Palestinian-led” glimpse into the West Bank and is one he believes more members of Congress — and potential presidential candidates — should experience.
He also left with some parting words for the Israeli government.
“Free advice to the Israelis: It’s not a good idea to detain long-shot presidential candidates,” he said. “Not how you’re going to build good will with the next American president, whoever that is.”
Apparently Ro Khanna got harassed by settlers in Israel and is whining because IDF talked to settlers a bit before letting him go. I wish they had just shot this Indian communist.
You know, reading this, it's always surprising that there is no box like "Indian" and the cops feel bad about putting Asian check marked because Chinese people will be like "AWYOOO ROUND EYE U PUT US NEXT TO JEETS FUK YOU MY ANCESTORS GHOST WILL DECPATIATE YOU! LU BU, COME WITH RED HAIR AND SLAY THIS KNAVE!" and I guess it works out because white people, due to having guilt brain will be like "Welp, no biggie. I'm like so powerful and privileged, it's OK, I guess..."
But thinking about it, while the government does this... Do you think there is any vigilantes in the system? Like, for example, maybe the PO officer knows a guy who installs interlocks on cars and is like:
"Frank, I have a Pajeet Dikshit coming in his Tesla to get an interlock. Can you... fix him up with the New Deli special...."
"Oh, yeah."
Where then the dude installing the interlock waits for the guy, gets his Tesla, and proceeds to take the tube to exhale in and shoves the tip into his rectum after a swamp ass session all day. Just like, inserting that thing in and out of his colon, then putting it on and saying "Ok, Pajeet. You are all set. Happy driving!~"
I would like to think that. You know, that there is some kind of justice in this world.
The move included the dismissal of two Democratic commissioners and the resignation of the lone Republican member.
