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Former Econ Comms for President Biden, Senior Advisor to Speaker Pelosi, Special Assistant to President Obama, VP of Comms for CAP. jesseclee.com

Jesse Lee

When Obama issued pardons for non-violent drug offenses toward the end of his presidency, the process for confirming that each one was deserving and wouldn’t commit more crimes when they were out was extremely intense. Trump just turned hundreds of violent police attackers back out in the streets.

No doubt about it. Republicans - if they are still in charge of both chambers of Congress after 2026 - will come after social security during last two years of Trump.

I would really like for outlets to, after stating the government’s allegations, at least mention the fact that the car ran into us. An ICE agent drove into a crowd. Of people. Who were peacefully protesting. And then the government tried to paint us as a lawless mob.

Social Security Trustees Report just dropped, trust fund now runs out in 2032—next presidential term. Huge fight coming over a basic choice: lift the cap so the wealthy pay their fair share, or cut benefits for everybody. Yesterday Mike Johnson made clear he plans benefit cuts.

Republicans settling on a midterm message of cutting Social Security and Medicare because hey at least it’s not a ballroom or slush fund for cop attackers.

Inflation is now back to the highest levels in years. What has the White House been focused on all this time if not bringing down costs? Oh, right.

Who says nothing good lasts forever? Trump’s personal UFC ring on the White House lawn and the war with Iran could both be permanent!

Having solved affordability yet again, the President produced an unusual chart about how many buildings fit in a pool.

LMAOOOOOOOOOO

Things Trump definitely promised: no new wars Things Trump definitely didn’t promise: that he won’t bring his corrupt slush fund back as soon as Congress passes ICE funding.

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Kat Abughazaleh

Trump Affordability Tour

Laura Bassett

In an 11-page indictment filed on Oct. 23, 2025, prosecutors alleged six defendants were part of a group that had surrounded an ICE vehicle outside the Broadview facility during a protest.

JACOBS: I have one last question for you. Who won the 2020 presidential election? MARCO RUBIO: I'm not here to answer about 2020 JACOBS: It seems like you have an issue admitting facts, just like you couldn't admit the shoes the president bought you were too big RUBIO: The florsheims fit fine

NEW UPDATE: At least 40 pardoned insurrectionists have faced other criminal charges since January 6, 2021—with 12 offending since Trump’s pardon. That includes child sex abuse, weapons, reckless driving and rape, underscoring the public safety threat posed by the pardons.