after doing this for at least twenty years and having congressional hearing speaking of it for almost as long its now going public it seems;
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
a congressional dothead seems to have some trouble with the trump;
Another radical-left Democrat has contracted a severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) and is proposing a hopeless strategy in response. And the Trump White House has taken notice.
On Monday, Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI), a native of India, flew back into DC after yet another unwarranted congressional vacation and decided to file a whopping SEVEN articles of impeachment against President Trump. And unsurprisingly, the catalyst for Thanedar filing articles of impeachment was Trump daring to deport a dangerous MS-13 gangster and alleged wife-beater.
“Trump has already done real damage to our democracy,” Thandedar whined. “But defying a unanimous 9-0 Supreme Court ruling? That has to be the final straw.”
“The court said the wrongfully deported Kilmar Garcia must be allowed to return and receive due process,” he continued. “Trump ignored it. He ignored the Constitution, he ignored the very checks and balances that keep our democracy intact.”
Thanedar went on to introduce a whopping SEVEN articles of impeachment against Trump. Below are the seven articles listed in order, and Thanedar’s silly reasoning behind each one............more.........
on its surface this is funny but deeper its not as hilarious;
Former First Lady Michelle Obama recently appeared on a liberal podcast and claimed that the issue of the deportation of illegal aliens keeps her up at night. She has apparently forgotten that when her husband was president, he was frequently described as the ‘deporter in chief.’
It’s likely that Ms. Obama simply made these comments in service to the Democrat party, which clearly thinks it has found a winning issue in defending people who are in the country illegally.
It’s just another case of virtue signaling that the left has become known for.
Breitbart News reports:
Michelle Obama Fears Trump Deportation Policy: Not Enough Advocates; ‘It Keeps Me Up at Night’
Former first lady Michelle Obama is frightened by President Donald Trump’s deportation policy, she discussed during an episode of the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast.
Obama and her brother, Craig Robinson, discussed fears they had growing up dealing with race issues, when she was asked to identify the “hardest recent test of that fear.”............more............
more evidence of the boiling water we frogs find ourselves in;
In recent weeks, students Mahmoud Khalil, Rümeysa Öztürk, and Alireza Doroudi were abducted by ICE and are being held in ICE detention centers in rural Louisiana. Khalil’s powerful statement connects multiple realities that demonstrate how state repression is activated to support the rise of authoritarianism.
That Khalil and others are being sent to detention centers in remote towns across Louisiana is not an accident. Rising authoritarianism requires a police state, and the expansion of prisons, police, and detention centers is extremely profitable. As the current U.S. government disappears people to a brutal prison camp in El Salvador, they are also moving people to rural Louisiana in attempts to disappear people within the United States borders.
The South’s history of slavery, incarceration, white supremacist social control, and people’s consistent resistance are all part of a blueprint that can help us understand what is happening, why, who benefits, and how to fight back.
Why Louisiana Matters: isolation, legal strategy, & profit
To understand why these detention center locations matter, we have to understand the U.S. prison system rooted in racial control, economic exploitation, and geographic erasure.
Khalil and Doroudi are both being detained at the Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Jena, Louisiana. Öztürk is being held at the South Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Basile, Louisiana. Both detention centers are located in remote, rural, predominantly-white towns with less than a few thousand people. These locations present significant challenges for these detainees, as the centers are far from major cities, as well as far from many legal advocates and human rights organizations. ............more........
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