Trump absurdly insists he believed he was a “doctor” in the notorious Truth Social image where he appears as Jesus Christ. He then lashes out at the “fake news” for drawing that comparison, despite immediate criticism from his own supporters.

Snap shot:

Breaking: The DoorDash grandma refuses to answer a question about transgender issues, saying she is focused on the “no tax on tips” proposal instead.

JD Vance says Trump's Jesus comment was meant as a joke, noting that Trump believed he was being shown as a physician.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former representative, has raised questions about Trump's mental state, suggesting that he should be removed from office after making threats to destroy an entire civilization.

Chip Franklin highlights Trump’s evident mental decline, observing that during his second term the former president’s speech becomes even less restrained and more incoherent, marked by profanity, wandering remarks, and frequent comments rooted in fantasy rather than fact.

‌Watch the full episode here:

I’d tell Elon Musk that worries about waste, fraud, and abuse aren’t just a right‑wing issue; they lie at the heart of left‑wing politics. As champions of public goods, we also strive for public excellence. To win New Yorkers’ faith in government, we must show that every budget dollar serves that goal. We’re proud to seek out inefficiencies, fraud, and waste in city government, eliminate them, and deliver what voters actually voted for.

RT @TeaPainUSA: PATRIOTS: Tea Pain is furious. They are talking about $200 BILLION for war while cutting Medicaid by TRILLIONS. That's not leadership, it's turning your back on your own people.

Take care of Americans first. #HealthcareNotTrumpsWar

Retweet @mmpadellan: People, Trump and the GOP prefer to allocate $200 billion to war while cutting Medicaid for millions of Americans. This is a choice, and it’s the wrong one.

I need 1,000 quick retweets and replies using #HealthcareNotTrumpsWar

Thanks! 🙏💪

Friends, let's get 1,000 replies using #HealthcareNotTrumpsWar to spotlight the $200 billion war‑funding drive that slashes Medicaid and healthcare for millions of Americans during Medicaid Awareness Month.

Trigger warning: Accuser Lonna Drewes recounts allegations against Eric Swalwell, claiming he drugged and assaulted her, saying, "He raped and choked me; I did not consent to any sexual activity."

CNN created a video of Trump's Energy Secretary, Chris Wright, claiming that gas prices would be below $3 by summer, only to later reverse his statement.

Q: “What do you say to critics who claimed crime would explode under a Mamdani leadership?” A: “The numbers tell the story. Murder rates are at historic lows in NYC. Staten Island has passed 180 days without a homicide, and shootings are also at record lows citywide. This proves our public‑safety strategy works and that the city's best days lie ahead.”

Representative Eric Swalwell formally tenders his resignation from Congress, apologizing for past judgment errors and pledging to combat unfounded accusations.

Tony Hinderman asks: “How can the GOP call this a feel‑good story? An older woman working as a DoorDash driver to pay for her husband’s cancer treatment? That’s a sick joke, and it’s happening in the richest nation ever.”

BREAKING: Trump informed Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that the Iran war is now over

Vice President JD Vance was heckled at a TPUSA event with the accusation “You’re killing children!” His attempt to shift blame to Biden ignores the Iranian girls’ school that was bombed under Trump, which resulted in the deaths of over 100 children.

In a striking moment, Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo says Trump told her the Iran conflict is over.
Fox News anchors are now announcing major shifts in U.S. policy.

We are experts in text rephrasing without translation. We try to keep same amount of characters as original text. We do you think?

RT @MorePerfectUS: BREAKING: Maryland is about to become the first state in the nation to ban the use of surveillance data and dynamic pricing at grocery stores.

The Maryland House has just passed the Protection from Predatory Pricing Act.

Governor Wes Moore plans to sign the bill.