Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
They should vote to impeach Hegseth on Veterans Day on Wednesday.
That would be perfect.
And maybe the single best way to truly support Americaâs military and veterans this week.
That would be perfect.
And maybe the single best way to truly support Americaâs military and veterans this week.
Iâve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so theyâll vote not to impeach.
Thatâs not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times:
massie.house.gov/UploadedFiles/âŚ
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I met Del once. He said the pedal was originally designed for the saxophones, so they could sound like they were using plunger mutes (like trumpet do). They hated it, but he thought it could do the same for his guitar.
they're going to lower his casket then raise it a little then lower it a little then raise it a little, all really quickly
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RT @theleanover: they're going to lower his casket then raise it a little then lower it a little then raise it a little, all really quickly
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Whatâs up with all the tech billionaires just gobbling like hogs at our public trough?
Burgum wants to destroy our public lands, killing endangered species and poisoning water with data centers heâs invested in. With no responsibility or accountability for the dead zones heâll ived it.
Those lands are ours, not his!
Pay your fair share and wipe your own bum, Doug.
Burgum wants to destroy our public lands, killing endangered species and poisoning water with data centers heâs invested in. With no responsibility or accountability for the dead zones heâll ived it.
Those lands are ours, not his!
Pay your fair share and wipe your own bum, Doug.
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Maybe Epsteinâs buddy, Lutnick, is a big problem?
Shocking, I knowâŚ
Shocking, I knowâŚ
NYT reports on an additional wrinkle to the Nvidia spy scandal.
They found that several of the Chinese companies that the Commerce Department approved to buy H200 Nvidia chips donât seem to exist or have direct ties to the Chinese military.
nytimes.com/2026/11/07/busâŚ
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Marco Rubio sent a cautionary memo then lay down . Not exactly the guy youâd want protecting a nation or national interests. How many security breaches has he let slide while saying nothing?
đ¨ NEW: Trump was reportedly warned about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huangâs relationship with an alleged Chinese spy â and did NOTHING.
Marco Rubio oversaw a classified memo warning top officials. Yet Trump continued embracing Huang as the CEO pushed to loosen restrictions on AI chip sales to China. meidasnews.com/news/trump-wasâŚ
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
There are only two explanations: he's lying, or he actually believes it. One makes him a con man. The other means he is mentally incapacitated and can no longer tell the difference between reality and the fantasy in his head.
Either way, he is completely unfit for the job.
Either way, he is completely unfit for the job.
Does President Trump think Democrats will try to impeach him a third time?
âWhat have I done? I've had the best two years in the history of the presidency,â Trump responds. cbsn.ws/4eXSVfD
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Every journalist who stands in front of @hakeemjeffries should ask him if he will commit to public televised hearings of JARED KUSHNER who he met with secretly before the mid-terms.
Every journalist should ask him that simple question ON CAMERA.
Every journalist should ask him that simple question ON CAMERA.
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Country singer @StellaParton has a message for church grifters.
Watch more: youtube.com/watch?v=GYafBMâŚ
Watch more: youtube.com/watch?v=GYafBMâŚ
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
Totally normal and totally not an insane post by the President of the United States this morning
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
I have a history PhD from Oxford and try to support all of my historical claims with strong evidence, particularly when regarding the president of the United States.
But based on a comprehensive review of 250 years of American history, it is simply irrefutable that Donald Trump is by far the most corrupt president in U.S. history when it comes to using the office to enrich himself and his family.
Here are the facts, and why there isnât even a close second.
Trumpâs own federal financial disclosure reported more than $1.4 billion in 2025 income from family crypto ventures, including about $635 million from his meme coin and nearly $800 million from World Liberty Financial. Reuters separately estimated that the family added at least $2.3 billion to its fortune from crypto ventures after Trump returned to the White House.
The clearest example of how Trump used the office came in May 2025. The 220 biggest holders of his meme coin were invited to dine with the sitting president at his private golf club. The coin jumped more than 60 percent when the dinner was announced. To get a seat at the table, you had to buy and hold a product that made the president money. Trump turned access to the presidency into a sales pitch.
The foreign dealings raise an even more serious question. Four days before Trump took office, an investment vehicle backed by a UAE national security official agreed to pay $500 million for nearly half of World Liberty Financial. The Wall Street Journal reported that $187 million of the initial payment was directed to Trump family entities.
Trump is clearly not the first United States president to be guilty of corruption, but the size and scale of his malfeasance put him in a league of his own.
Under Ulysses S. Grant, whiskey distillers and federal officials pocketed money by cheating the government out of liquor taxes. Under Warren Harding, Interior Secretary Albert Fall took bribes in exchange for leasing federal oil reserves. Richard Nixon had a personal tax scandal, but his defining abuse of presidential power was the Watergate cover-up, an effort to protect his hold on office. LBJâs political connections helped turn a small Texas radio station into a family broadcasting empire.
By September 2025, less than eight months into Donald Trumpâs second term, he and his family were roughly $5 billion richer than they had been around the 2024 election, according to Forbes. In comparison, a reasonable estimate is that all 44 other U.S. presidents combined added about $250 million to their wealth while in office, adjusted to todayâs dollars. That puts the Trump familyâs gain at about 20 times the estimated combined total for all other presidents over the course of two and half centuries.
The election results were, at least in part, a clear repudiation of this staggering and historically unprecedented corruption. Congress now has a mandate to investigate, follow the money, pursue the recovery of all ill-gotten gains, and enact enforceable safeguards so that no president can ever again use the White House as a vehicle for personal enrichment.
But based on a comprehensive review of 250 years of American history, it is simply irrefutable that Donald Trump is by far the most corrupt president in U.S. history when it comes to using the office to enrich himself and his family.
Here are the facts, and why there isnât even a close second.
Trumpâs own federal financial disclosure reported more than $1.4 billion in 2025 income from family crypto ventures, including about $635 million from his meme coin and nearly $800 million from World Liberty Financial. Reuters separately estimated that the family added at least $2.3 billion to its fortune from crypto ventures after Trump returned to the White House.
The clearest example of how Trump used the office came in May 2025. The 220 biggest holders of his meme coin were invited to dine with the sitting president at his private golf club. The coin jumped more than 60 percent when the dinner was announced. To get a seat at the table, you had to buy and hold a product that made the president money. Trump turned access to the presidency into a sales pitch.
The foreign dealings raise an even more serious question. Four days before Trump took office, an investment vehicle backed by a UAE national security official agreed to pay $500 million for nearly half of World Liberty Financial. The Wall Street Journal reported that $187 million of the initial payment was directed to Trump family entities.
Trump is clearly not the first United States president to be guilty of corruption, but the size and scale of his malfeasance put him in a league of his own.
Under Ulysses S. Grant, whiskey distillers and federal officials pocketed money by cheating the government out of liquor taxes. Under Warren Harding, Interior Secretary Albert Fall took bribes in exchange for leasing federal oil reserves. Richard Nixon had a personal tax scandal, but his defining abuse of presidential power was the Watergate cover-up, an effort to protect his hold on office. LBJâs political connections helped turn a small Texas radio station into a family broadcasting empire.
By September 2025, less than eight months into Donald Trumpâs second term, he and his family were roughly $5 billion richer than they had been around the 2024 election, according to Forbes. In comparison, a reasonable estimate is that all 44 other U.S. presidents combined added about $250 million to their wealth while in office, adjusted to todayâs dollars. That puts the Trump familyâs gain at about 20 times the estimated combined total for all other presidents over the course of two and half centuries.
The election results were, at least in part, a clear repudiation of this staggering and historically unprecedented corruption. Congress now has a mandate to investigate, follow the money, pursue the recovery of all ill-gotten gains, and enact enforceable safeguards so that no president can ever again use the White House as a vehicle for personal enrichment.
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Right Reverend Dr. John Bartlein retweeted
New: @BetoORourke has a clear message for Texas Democrats following their historic victories Tuesday: deliver.
O'Rourke thinks Dems should do 3 things in 2027:
-Expand Medicaid.
-Raise the state minimum wage.
-Increase public school teacher salaries.
dallasnews.com/news/politics/âŚ
O'Rourke thinks Dems should do 3 things in 2027:
-Expand Medicaid.
-Raise the state minimum wage.
-Increase public school teacher salaries.
dallasnews.com/news/politics/âŚ
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