NEWS CENTER MAINE: This is the first reelection campaign that you're run since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. I was hoping you could talk to me a little bit about your vote to confirm Kavanaugh and whether you regret that?
SUSAN COLLINS: I do not regret that vote.
Oh, so they have NOTHING nothing
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Aaron Rupar
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Mission accomplished!
In the US, Christianity is increasingly the province of reactionary lunatics.
These people are a cancer on modernity.
A staggering number of parents have been swept up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
From late January 2025 through early April 2026, more than 146,000 US citizen children had moms or dads detained, the Brookings Institution estimates. That’s about 330 a day.
Interesting. JD Vance says he was inspired to become a Catholic by Peter Thiel, one of the most outspoken charlatans on the subject of religion on the public stage today.
“What did Black people do that allows this administration to stigmatize Americans of color? Where do they fit in this vision?”
As JD Vance feigns ignorance on The View about Trump regime racism, their DHS feed pumps out racist dogwhistles 24/7.
They know what they’re doing.
David Roberts
The Rude Pundit
Mother Jones
The Tennessee Holler
Scott Horton
When it’s going great.
NEW uncovered financial reports revealed that half of President Trump’s $600M ballroom costs will be placed on the shoulders of U.S. taxpayers like you. trib.al/7fazjJ4
“I guess ‘privately funded’ meant Trump was keeping it private that he’s stealing hundreds of millions of the public’s money.”
The New Republic
John Lipponen 🇫🇮 🇦🇹
Rex Huppke
The Southern Baptist Convention’s rightward drift is emblematic of a deeper problem for American Christianity.
HAINES: I can tell my kids why it's important to have borders. It's much harder to explain when someone is dragged out of a house who isnt a violent criminal
NAVARRO: I would urge you as a Christian & father to visit detention centers where kids are being held
VANCE: I see we have 30 seconds left
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Four American siblings left to fend for themselves—and they're not the only ones.
