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Its probably the Mayor McCheese part that threw you for a loop. Understandable. I was 99% sure myself that there was no actual real Mayor McCheese. Luckily, I was able to confirm the story and also found there is no real Mayor named McCheese, Mayor Gouda or any Mayor with curds of any kind in the name. Oh and I found all this on X and Google in approximately 10 seconds.Originally posted by Mayor Hareeballs!
If those links don't work for ya mate, try "Ask Jeeves" or maybe AOL has a search engine. Glad to help. Good luck.Leave a comment:
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I can't find any such post by Brandon Johnson on XOriginally posted by stevenash
Please provide the link verifying the claims in your post
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Chicago's Mayor Brandon McCheese seems to think incarceration of violent criminals does not reduce violence.
Not only that, Mayor McChees thinks incarceration of violent criminals is racist, immoral, and unholy.
Proving once again, anytime is the right time to play the race card.
What's even more startling is that millions of whacky Chicago voters elected him in.
We're Not Making This up: Chicago's Mayor Just Told People Cutting Crime by Jailing Criminals Is Racist
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Originally posted by DwightShrute
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Comey actually wasn't able to do as you claimed. He's a bad guy. Corrupt as hell.Originally posted by icon
Both cases will be resubmitted and both will go to trial.
These judges are idiots. I wouldn't be surprised if a Judge steps in and blocks Trump from pardoning a Turkey in Thanksgiving.
Comey a POS but I doubt they will get a conviction, but I I hope it costs him a fortune in lawyer fees. I think James will be found guilty and will be forced to resign.Leave a comment:
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Comey was able to show, without a shadow of a doubt, that the whole thing was manufactured. It was so poorly manufactured that they had to tamper with a grand jury to even get an indictment in the first place.Originally posted by DwightShrute
a technicality
All charges will be reinstated shortly. Stay tuned.
The government had such a piss-poor case that they couldn't even assemble something that would pass the very first legal challenge. And Comey put a spotlight on it for the world to see: the Department of Justice engaged in malicious prosecution.Leave a comment:
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a technicalityOriginally posted by pavyracerJudge dismisses Comey, James indictments after finding that prosecutor was illegally appointed.
The judge said next time Trump shouldn't pick his prosecutor from Temu!
All charges will be reinstated shortly. Stay tuned.Leave a comment:
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Judge dismisses Comey, James indictments after finding that prosecutor was illegally appointed.Originally posted by 19th HoleJames Comey Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges
The former FBI director pleaded not guilty to charges related to his September 2020 testimony to Congress. A trial date has been set for Jan. 5, 2026.
Maybe Comey will prove his innocence by repeating Taylor Swift lyrics.
The judge said next time Trump shouldn't pick his prosecutor from Temu!
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The Deep STate put their heads right where it belongs. Up their Azzes.
https://youtu.be/Djgm-pvKgF8?t=137
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Kimmy fvcked around and found out.
Umm, throwing a beverage at a polar bear of a police man is not the way to go.
Kim "Katie" USA on X: "In Kannapolis, North Carolina, Torta Tatiana decides to FAFO by throwing her drink at the head of a large police officer. In the end, somewhat surprisingly, the police officer ran her down and put her in cuffs while the mob was yelling and screaming. Make better choices Tati! https://t.co/H4gSddPGkS" / XLeave a comment:
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Over/Under on Trump's approval rating on April 2nd, 2026 (one year after he shot himself in the foot with tariffs).
Above 30% -120
Below 30% -120
Exactly 30% +500
Place your bets. Winnings get paid in bitcoin if bitcoin trades above $50,000 on April 2nd, 2026.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by icon
I guess you and Opti are on the same page. YOu accuse people of believing and agreeing with everything Trump say's or does.
Yet, you disagree with everything Trump does and say's even when Trump is correct. Which is mostly the case.
You call him a Pedo just like your buddy. When actually, many of your Leftist hero's are the ones being singled out in the Epstein files. You guys function on one thing only, hatred.!.
Your projected and influenced accusations against me and anyone else who may disagree with your foolishness has become nothing more than lies and neurosis.
What is truly shameful here..??.. You are brainwashed. As is the case with most Democrat Leftists who have failed to grow past an election which took place 10 years ago.
So long ''deep state'' leftists. From Comey to the Clintons right on through the Obama's. That's your deep state for ya'. You all brought into focus and elevated the Socialists and Communists. Like I've said many times in the past. Putin and Xi are more trustworthy than Clinton, Obama and Biden. I'll even throw in the dummy George W Bush Junior. Another destroyer of America.
MAGA is a dagger which has penetrated the Deep State and destroyed it's momentum.Leave a comment:
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I try not to call you stupid but you make it virtually impossible for anyone not to. You post the dumbest things from the dumbest people. You rarely post any of your thoughts.Originally posted by Hareeballs!
The difference with Trump/MAGA, and the Left, is they aren't afraid to meet with their enemies or just people they disagree with. The reasons are simple, and they are things you will never understand, MAGA have actual ideas and they aren't afraid of debating. The Left are afraid and have no ideas except throw more of someone else's money at any problem.
People like Charlie Kirk invited those who disagreed with him to the front of the line. He encouraged debate of ideas. He listened. He presented facts along with his informed opinions. The Left hated him for it. Same with Trump.
They both showed the world how uninformed, incompetent and dishonest the Left is. Exactly what me and others here do to you Hareeballs. The Left can't compete with them intellectually, so they killed Charlie and tried to kill Trump. Then they posted videos of themselves celebrating his murder. These people are sick. They shut him up because he spoke the truth. They try and silence others for the same reason. Hareeballs, you do the same thing when you block people for calling out your bullshit and the lies you tell all the friggen time.
Biden refused to speak with Putin. Trump speaks with anyone and everyone. That's how things get done. Keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer.
Mamdummy thinks communism will work in NY. THIS TIME is different. LOL. Trump holds all the cards but Mamdani just doesn't know it right now, Neither do you. He will find out soon enough, as will you.Leave a comment:
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fukking awesome!
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Trump’s Oval Office Surrender to Zohran Mamdani
In a stunning White House meeting, Donald Trump abandoned his party’s narrative and embraced New York City’s mayor-elect, while Mamdani stayed laser-focused on issues facing the city.
By Ben Meiselas
What just unfolded inside the Oval Office during Trump’s meeting with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani was truly extraordinary. A president who had spent months smearing Mamdani as a “communist,” questioning his legal status, and threatening to retaliate against New York City for electing him, walked into the room spoiling for a fight. The Fox News chyrons leading up to the meeting read “SHOWDOWN WITH SOCIALISM!” Instead, Trump bent the knee.
And I don’t use that phrase lightly. At the post-meeting press availability, Trump was practically glowing, showering Mamdani with praise and agreeing to nearly every affordability measure Mamdani raised. In one particularly fascinating moment, a reporter asked Mamdani whether he still believed Trump was a fascist. Before Mamdani could answer, Trump jumped in: “You can call me that. Just call me whatever you want.” It was the most unmistakable display of submission I’ve ever seen from him in public.
This meeting was never about ego for Mamdani. He went to the White House for one reason: New Yorkers are being crushed by the cost of living, and he believes in talking to anyone, even Donald Trump, to deliver relief. As Mamdani put it, his campaign spoke with New Yorkers across the city, including those who voted for Trump, and “I heard again and again two major reasons… they wanted an end to forever wars… and they wanted to address the cost of living crisis.” That clarity never wavered.
Trump, meanwhile, seemed desperate to claim proximity to Mamdani’s popularity. He couldn’t resist admiring someone who was undoubtedly a “winner.” He repeatedly volunteered that “a lot of my voters actually voted for him, and I’m okay with that,” and even celebrated it: “That’s amazing.” He went on to say he believes Mamdani will be “a great mayor… great for crime… great for New York City.”
Then came the moment that will haunt the Republican Party’s 2026 strategy. House Republicans have already signaled they plan to run their entire midterm campaign on tying Democrats to Mamdani. Yet here was Donald Trump, the leader of their party, praising him as someone he “loves,” someone he now feels “very, very comfortable” with, someone whose vision for housing affordability, utilities, childcare, and public transit he broadly agreed with.
Then came the moment that will send shockwaves through the Republican Party:
Trump threw Elise Stefanik under the bus.
Discussing her attacks on Mamdani, which formed the backbone of her gubernatorial messaging, Trump shrugged them off, insisted they didn’t reflect Mamdani accurately, and called the mayor-elect’s priorities “very positive” and “very good for New York.” For a Republican Party whose 2026 strategy depends on making Mamdani the national face of Democratic “extremism,” this was a complete unraveling.
Mamdani, for his part, didn’t budge an inch. When pressed about previously calling Trump a “despot,” he reiterated that he and Trump were both “very clear about our positions and our views.” What mattered was the shared responsibility to lift “8.5 million people… struggling under a cost of living crisis.” That disciplined focus is why the meeting tilted entirely toward Mamdani’s agenda. He talked about rent, groceries, utilities, childcare, the daily pressures pushing New Yorkers out of their own city, and he got Trump to publicly agree that housing construction, utility reform, and affordability must be priorities.
This is what it looks like when you are unafraid, relentlessly focused, and grounded in serving working people. Mamdani didn’t walk into the White House searching for validation. Trump did. Mamdani walked in with an agenda. Trump walked out repeating it.
What Mamdani demonstrated in the Oval Office was not just savvy politics. It was clarity, courage, and competence. He walked into the White House knowing exactly why he was there: New Yorkers are at a breaking point. Rents are rising. Groceries are unaffordable. Utilities like Con Edison keep squeezing families. Childcare costs keep working parents trapped. Public transit needs investment, not rhetoric.
So Mamdani did what a real public servant does. He confronted the president, not to perform opposition, but to deliver results.
He spoke directly about the concerns he heard from New Yorkers across the city, including working-class and immigrant communities where Trump overperformed. As Mamdani put it:
“Cost of living, cost of living, cost of living… the cost of groceries, the cost of rent, the cost of Con Ed, the cost of childcare.”
While establishment politicians often lecture people about what they should care about, Mamdani listened. And he brought that clarity straight into the Oval Office.
Trump had no choice but to agree.
Trump signed onto nearly every core issue Mamdani raised, including housing affordability, rent stabilization, utilities, food prices, and childcare.
At one point, Trump even declared:
“There’s no difference in party. There’s no difference in anything. We’re going to be helping him.”
That single sentence detonates the entire Republican narrative.
House GOP leaders have already signaled that tying Democrats to Mamdani is their centerpiece 2026 strategy, a strategy built on demonization, caricature, and misinformation. Yet here was the leader of their party describing Mamdani as someone he believes “will do a very good job,” and someone he would “feel comfortable” living under in New York City.
Nothing could be more damaging to Republicans who have spent months screaming “extremist!” and “jihadist!” from the rooftops.
Trump didn’t just undermine his party’s messaging. He obliterated it.
At the end of the day, this meeting revealed something essential about leadership. Mamdani did not temper his values. He didn’t abandon his views on foreign policy, policing, or human rights. When pressed about Gaza, he reiterated his conviction that “the Israeli government [is] committing genocide” and reminded Trump that New Yorkers want their tax dollars spent at home, not on endless war.
He said it right there in front of Trump.
And Trump did nothing but nod along.
This is what it looks like when you’re not afraid of Donald Trump.
This is what it looks like when you serve working people, not media narratives.
This is what it looks like when you center policy, not performance.
By the end of the press conference, Trump had not only surrendered his attacks, but he was trying to repurpose Mamdani’s agenda as his own. He looked less like a president in command and more like someone hoping some of Mamdani’s popularity would rub off on him.
And Mamdani? He remained exactly who he was before he walked into the building.
Trump bent the knee. Mamdani didn’t even need to ask him to.
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that was an epic take down by MarthaOriginally posted by jt315Leave a comment:
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