Trump’s back on the course—8 of the last 9 weekends at Mar-a-Lago. Taxpayers? On the hook for $24M. While he golfs, workers get fired, agencies get gutted, and Palm Beach scrambles for $45M just to keep him safe at his own resort.
If it's a leak, it can't be 'false.'
Now Musk is calling for prosecutions over “false” leaks — but refuses to say what actually happened behind closed doors. Trump denies war plans were shared. So why did Musk need Pentagon access at all? If there’s nothing to hide, why hide it? The cover-up is looking worse than the breach.
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Dicktator Donald Trump has intensified actions against law firms he perceives as adversaries, directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to pursue sanctions against lawyers involved in what his administration deems
'frivolous' or 'vexatious' litigation. A memorandum titled "Preventing Abuses of the Legal System and the Federal Courts" outlines this initiative, instructing the Department of Justice to identify and penalize such legal actions.
This directive includes retroactive investigations into misconduct spanning the past eight years, affecting law firms that have challenged Trump's policies. Notably, firms like Covington & Burling, Perkins Coie, and Paul, Weiss have faced repercussions, including revoked security clearances and scrutinized federal contracts.
Legal experts express concern that these measures may pressure the legal community to align with the administration's stance, potentially deterring legitimate legal challenges. Critics argue that such actions could undermine the independence of the judiciary and the legal profession.
