Helen Hover @willowstrong

Imagine calling Renee Good and Alex Pretti “domestic terrorists” and calling immigrants “animals” then turning around and telling people they need to “tone down their rhetoric.”

JIMMY KIMMEL: "I agree that hateful and violent rhetoric is something we should reject. I do, and I think a great place to start, to dial that back, would be to have a conversation with your husband." BOOM. I stand with Jimmy Kimmel.🙏💪

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but we are not a Christian nation. We are a nation where you are free to be a Christian. Your religion guides you, not all of us. It’s as simple as that.

“We just told Zelensky the guarantees won't kick in until he does what russia wants.” This is the Secretary of State of the United States telling the victim of aggression that it must do what the aggressor wants. Never forget. Vote them all out.

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Asking for a friend...🤔

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Most foreign policy issues are difficult and complicated. Greenland isn’t one of them. Let’s have a look at seven points: 1. The U.S. needs Greenland for its own defense - Golden Dome, radars, basing. ▶️ The United States can do virtually anything it'd like in Greenland, security-wise, without taking possession of it. The 1951 Greenland Defense Agreement, which was renewed in 2004, allows the United States to build bases there, station troops, and more. 2. Greenland is about to fall into the hands of Russia and China, and the U.S. can’t let that happen. ▶️ The U.S. once had 10,000 U.S. troops in Greenland; now there are around 200. If there is an imminent threat of Chinese or Russian takeover (there isn’t), perhaps start by increasing that number? 3. Russian and Chinese ships are swarming Greenland and the Danes can’t fend them off. ▶️ If Russian and Chinese ships are really menacing the island, the U.S. Navy could sail around it right now en masse. It isn’t. 4. The U.S. needs to own Greenland because "you don't defend leases." Even if Denmark allows full access, there’s a difference between owning and renting. ▶️ This is the No One Washes a Rental Car theory of international relations. In reality, the United States is committed to defending many allies whose territory it does not own. Trump himself defended Israel just last year. The whole point of alliances is mutual defense of one another's territory. That doesn't require seizing it.  5. The Danes are bad allies, so they should hand over Greenland. ▶️ Denmark has been a model ally. Not so long ago, Danes fought for America’s defense rather than the other way around. Among 40-plus allies and partners in Afghanistan, Denmark lost the most soldiers as a percentage of its population. Our allies defended the U.S., which, by the way, none of them owns. 6. This is the new Manifest Destiny. We’re an expansionist, frontier people. Greenland should, one way or the other, join the ever-growing Republic. ▶️ The post-1945 order is predicated a prohibition against conquest. Countries don’t acquire the territory of another without their consent. Iraq doesn’t get Kuwait, Russia can’t have Ukraine, Canada won’t be the 51st state, and the U.S. doesn’t compel Greenland to join. We’ve seen a world before in which conquest abounds. It’s the law of the jungle. 7. This isn’t real, just some fun administration trolling of the ever-nervous Europeans. ▶️ It is at a minimum a major distraction from real issues the transatlantic allies should focus on: Russia, Ukraine, Iran, China. Prodding allies to distrust our word and intentions does not amount to good policy. Most foreign policy issues are difficult and complicated. Greenland isn’t one of them. The sooner this manufactured crisis fades, the better.

Listen. No other words needed. #ChoosePeaceNotChaos

MAGA 2021: “You can’t tell me to wear a mask.” “You can’t force a vaccine.” “You can’t make me stay home.” MAGA 2026: “Just follow orders.” “Have your papers ready.” “Comply and nothing bad happens.”

This is on the money, I’ve been laughing since last night😂😂😂😂😂😂 via ⁦@jomanmusic⁩

Minneapolis resident: “This is nuts! What the f*ck is going on, this is insane!… I’ve never protested in my life before…ICE is just trying to scare people; they tell you it's only immigrants—it's f*cking anybody!"

Good morning and Happy Friday to everyone who agrees this song that Minnesotans came up with for Kristi Noem is HILARIOUS, spot on, and well deserved. Be a real shame if everyone retweeted it and it went viral so the puppy killer saw it.

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Bill Madden @maddenifico

9 months ago

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My son in Minneapolis who helped organize the billboard truck put this together.

You sat out 2024. Nearly 90 million of you did. And because you stayed home, others decided your future, your rights, your country. No more excuses. Your silence is surrender. Democracy isn't a spectator sport, it's your duty and your power. Get registered. Get informed. Show up next time. Your vote isn't just a right; it's the weapon that shapes tomorrow. Rise up. Vote. Own it. The stakes are too high for you to sit on the sidelines again. #Vote

BREAKING: International fans are CANCELLING their World Cup tickets to protest Trump’s violent immigration crackdown. The 2026 World Cup was supposed to be a global celebration. Instead, it’s rapidly becoming a global rebuke of Trump’s America. Nearly 17,000 fans have already canceled their World Cup tickets, and the number is climbing, as international soccer supporters openly call for a boycott of games hosted in the United States. The reason isn’t airfare or hotel prices. It’s fear — and fury — over a political climate many say feels hostile, unsafe, and fundamentally unwelcoming. Across social media, the message is blunt: #BoycottWorldCup until the Trump regime is gone. Fans from Europe, Africa, South America, and Asia are posting refund confirmations instead of travel itineraries, saying they no longer feel safe entering the U.S. amid aggressive ICE tactics, mass enforcement videos, and a climate of intimidation aimed at immigrants and visitors alike. What began as scattered cancellations has snowballed into tens of thousands walking away — not quietly, but publicly and proudly. The tipping point came after the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, where a U.S. citizen and mother of three, Renee Good, was killed by a federal agent. As protests erupted nationwide, international outrage followed. Online, people urged one another not to “watch blood-soaked football” and to treat the U.S. exactly as Trump has treated other nations — as a place to avoid. “Money is the only thing Americans understand,” one user wrote. So fans are hitting FIFA, sponsors, and host cities where it hurts. FIFA is now scrambling, reportedly calling emergency meetings as reputational damage mounts. Yet despite cancellations, ticket prices remain absurdly high, especially for later rounds — a dangerous gamble that assumes global demand will magically return. If even a modest share of international fans stay away, sellers could soon be fighting over a shrinking pool of buyers willing to overlook America’s political reality. This boycott isn’t just about soccer. It’s about values. The World Cup claims to represent unity, joy, and shared humanity — ideals that clash violently with images of militarized enforcement, civil unrest, and fear at the border. The world is watching. And this time, it’s choosing not to come. Trump wanted "America First." Now the world is saying: we’re sitting this one out. The world is watching. And this time, it’s choosing not to come. Trump wanted America First. Now the world is saying: we’re sitting this one out.

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@Bubblebathgirl @atrupar Have you MAGA nuts lost your mind? Or are you a Russian troll? Invade a NATO country? That’s exactly what Putin wants. I thought you all were against endless stupid wars? This would be the biggest and dumbest was ever. It’s beyond ridiculous. What is wrong with you?