Tag: #trump

Elon Musk’s X Supports Red Wave

Elon says, America needs a red wave to save it. My response, ‘Ketamine is a helluva drug.’ Elon has lost his way. He reminds me of Rick James, he’s cold blooded. Elon lacks empathy. Elon is a narcissist who thinks he’s God. Elon Musk’s influence on political dynamics through his involvement with Twitter, now known as “x,” could potentially reshape discourse and engagement on the platform, given his large following and the platform’s widespread reach. He could possibly be one of the biggest threats to humanity. However, the extent of this influence and its specific impact would depend on Musk’s impending actions and how users respond to them. I can only assume his response to this commentary would be, ‘ I’m Elon Musk Bitch the pleasure is all yours🥹😗🪁’

Mark Robinson’s Outrageous Claims

Prepare to be stunned by the latest controversy surrounding North Carolina’s GOP nominee, Mark Robinson! In a series of jaw-dropping statements, Robinson has ignited a firestorm with his outrageous claims about women and Black people. From contentious remarks about gender roles to inflammatory rhetoric about race, Robinson’s unfiltered opinions have sparked intense debate across the nation. Dive deep into the uproar surrounding Robinson’s controversial assertions, as we dissect the implications and reactions in this explosive video. Join the viral conversation now and share your thoughts on the unfolding controversy!

Mike Pence Won’t Endorse Trump

What if Trump’s Murderous Plot Against Mike Pence Worked?

Supreme Court Weighs Trump Eligibility

In 2013, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority weakened The Voting Rights Act, raising questions regarding the court’s view on racial discrimination. The current court’s rulings on presidential eligibility, executive immunity, and legislative immunity could shape American democracy significantly. Eliminating the filibuster could influence these decisions by allowing easier confirmation of judges and passage of legislation on these matters, possibly intensifying political polarization.