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  • Dugan won her seat on the Milwaukee County bench in 2016, defeating a judge who had been appointed in the heavily Democratic county by then-Gov. Scott Walker (R).

    Not just a judge. An elected judge.

  • Any time you hear Republicans argue 18 year olds shouldn't be able to vote, and they want to increase the age to 21/25, tell them "OK - then anybody over 65 isn't allowed to vote either."

  • That's his next hat.

  • MAGA can't hold him accountable for anything!

    ;-)

  • The women said “They twisted it to make it seem as if we admitted that we wanted to work illegally in the US.”

  • Considering he eats nothing but McDonalds, I'm guessing he's a world champion shitter.

    Plus there was that whole "soiling himself in court" incident.

  • Not sure what he thought would happen when an electric car manufacturer aligned with the "we love fossil fuels" party.

    Saw a great take earlier on another website.

    The guy who said he was going to "cure us of the woke mind virus" is now saying he's getting out of politics because "people were being mean to him."

    The irony.

  • But at least we have gas at $1.98 a gallon!

    Oh wait.

  • Both say they were handcuffed and sent to a detention center, which they claimed was more like a prison.

    “We were searched with metal detectors, our entire bodies were scanned, and we had to stand naked in front of the police officers and were looked through,” Pohl said. “Then we were given green prison clothes and put in a prison cell with serious criminals.”

    Among them was someone who had spent 18 years behind bars for murder, the women said, and they were left sleeping in a double cell with tiny barred windows and metal bunks with moldy mattresses.

    I really want to know what changed that made the above happen much more often.

    In December, if Customs had concerns about two teenagers trying to sneak into the US to work on a travel visa, where did they go? How was it handled? Because it feels like overkill and probably much more expensive than what we used to do.

    Why are we sending backpacking teenagers with visa concerns to the same place as a murderer?

    Why are they being strip searched like they were drug smugglers?

    But the women — who were planning to continue on to Los Angeles and then Costa Rica after Hawaii — insisted they were interrogated by CBP for hours, and that transcripts show their words were “twisted” and outright falsified.

    “They contained sentences we didn’t actually say,” Pohl said of interrogation transcripts they were sent home with.

    “They twisted it to make it seem as if we admitted that we wanted to work illegally in the US,” she told the German outlet Ostee Zeitung.

    And then this feels like the after-the-fact coverup. Whatever they held them on was super flimsy, so they tried to make it sound worse when they realized this was going to hit the news.

  • Should have been done a while ago. A clear message should have been sent that undemocratic, Russian figureheads wouldn't be tolerated.

  • Hmm - I have a Pixel as well. I've been blocking / reporting but they seem to come from tons of different phone numbers. And for some reason the Pixel lets them leave a voice mail if they're blocked / known spam.

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  • “They’re dying, Russians and Ukrainians. I want them to stop dying. And I’ll have that done — I’ll have that done in 24 hours.”

  • Let's do some fact checking.

    THEY said he was wrongly deported. Repeatedly. And refused to do anything about it.

    Our jackass Attorney General shared a link recently that said he had "no criminal background" and there's been no actual evidence that shows he was in MS-13.

    And while I'm not sure of his technical, official status, I would say somebody who was allowed to stay in the United States by a judge because of dangers back home, isn't consider an illegal alien any more, but a political refugee who has asylum in our country.

    You have to wonder if this whole thing is just a petty attempt at retribution by Trump, because this guy was allowed to stay in the country the first time.

  • I think they mean Garcia isn't coming back, not the Senator.

    As is evident in damn near every Trump social media post, they're not big on things like clarity in writing, grammar, proper use of capitalization, correct punctuation or things as simple as a fucking paragraph.

  • Childish and petty? Or "winning"?

    I feel like a corner piece of the puzzle of MAGA is feeling like some how sending a brown Maryland father to El Salvador makes them feel better about their shitty lives. It's a superiority thing.

    And some how Trump and Fox News have convinced them that they share in the victories of guys like Mush and Trump enriching themselves.

    My mom said something completely asinine (and factually false) once.

    "I'm way too successful to be a Democrat."

  • The sequel is set to take place on Isla Mujeres in Quintana Roo, Mexico, with tickets going for $1,400 and up to $1.1m. When speaking about the highest-priced package, McFarland has said: “You will be on a boat, have the luxury yachts that we partner with who will be docked and parked outside the island.”

    A minimum of $500,000 will go towards the money still owed by McFarland, estimated to be close to $26m.

    Amazing to me that anybody would spend real money on anything this fraudster promotes.

  • Yup. Trumps grandparents were both German immigrants.

  • Honestly if they don't do anything about him ignoring their order to return Abrego Garcia then who gives a shit? Can't have it both ways. Decisions and hearings don't matter if a 9-0 decision isn't being enforced.

  • For those of you at home, Democrats would need to have just four Republicans join them to vote for impeachment.

    In the Senate you would need 19 Republicans to join the Democrats/Independents to remove Trump from office. Honestly I don't think that's out of the realm of possibilities considering there is a literal trial and witnesses can be called to testify about all of the illegal things Trump is doing.

    EDIT: BTW this lady is a flipping Senator. Your job is to be a voice for your constituents. Not saying "I'm afraid of retaliation so I'm just going to sit by quietly and let the people who elected me take the brunt of the GOP/MAGA administration's illegal actions."