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A shrimper in deepest red Mississippi was begging President Donald Trump to lower diesel fuel prices before the whole shrimping industry goes kaput. “Whether he wins midterms or not, we need you,” said Mississippi shrimper Maynard Dubuisson, a longtime Trump supporter who says soaring diesel costs are pressing fishermen and small shrimp-related businesses to the edge of disaster. “We voted for you. We put you in office and we depended on you. We have no other choice. There is no other choice.” Dubuisson said marine supply stores, like shrimping vessels, are not “ moving products .” “The supplies for these boats cost a lot of money because of the high cost of shipping. Everything's very expensive, and they're not selling anything. Those stores are just about to go out of business also,” Dubuisson told Bulwark editor Will Sommer . He added that the same doldrums are hitting everything from processing plants to local grocery stores. “Let me school you up on this: Baylor, Alabama ...

President Donald Trump's attempts to bribe voters into supporting his Republican Party during the 2026 midterms is backfiring on him, at least according to his own niece, psychologist Dr. Mary L. Trump. "Among all of the nonsensical things that have come out of Donald’s mouth, we’re starting to see some real desperation," Trump said on Tuesday . "I wanna show you a collection of some of the outrageous promises Donald has been making to his crowds, also kind of known as bribes, about how much money they’re going to get if they simply vote Republican. Let’s take a look and we’ll talk about it on the other side." The niece's supercut showed Trump saying, on various occasions, "They just sent out nearly one million refund checks for $500 each. 20 million seniors on Medicare will soon be receiving a deposit of nearly $100 directly into their bank accounts. I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America $5,000. It’s only if we win, don...

President Donald Trump was just humiliated in court – by a judge who invoked Dr. Seuss in order to do it . "Rarely, if ever, has the United States Department of Justice urged a federal court not to believe the sitting President," Judge Ana C. Reyes said in her ruling on Monday. She referred to how Trump's Department of Justice is urging her to not interpret the president's own statements about destroying historic cherry trees to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links as literal truth. "Not to believe him that a cabinet secretary has 'developed' a federal land project," Reyes continued. "Not to believe him that the secretary’s agency will destroy a historic golf course already on the land. Not to believe him that 'Restoration work' will begin 'IMMEDIATELY!' Not to believe him that the course 'will be closed' for over a year. Not to believe what the President has repeatedly told the American public. And yet, here we are....

Even though billionaire David Ellison is widely criticized for seemingly turning CBS News into a pro-President Donald Trump outlet, he is reportedly going full steam ahead with plans to streamline CBS News and presumably also make it more MAGA. "David Ellison is offering buyouts to employees at CBS News and other Skydance properties," reported The Daily Beast's Laura Esposito on Monday . "The Trump-friendly billionaire is extending the offer to employees at the vice-president level or below with 15 or more years of service, the New York Post reported on Monday. Employees in the U.S., as well as the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates, and other countries are eligible." She added, "The shake-up comes as Ellison, the son of Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison, succeeded in his bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery under the Skydance Paramount umbrella—after months of fielding legal hurdles and accusations that the deal would create a monopoly....

President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he is pursuing a third prosecution against former FBI Director James Comey, this time accusing the bureaucrat who arguably helped him win the 2016 presidential election , and whose subsequent firing led to another FBI investigation into the president. In response to this, Trump's opponents claimed that the president was abusing his power to pursue a political grievance — while his supporters gloated. "James Comey has broken his silence on his third indictment in a video on his Substack: “Well they’re back — again," posted Benny Johnson, a conservative commentator . "He’s still trying to convince everyone he’s innocent… we’ve all seen the evidence. You’re getting exactly what you deserve, Jim."" Steve Guest, who used to work for Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), wrote on X . "WOW. Hillary Clinton’s birthday wish came true already!" He added, "I’m old enough to remember Hillary & her 2016 campaign goin...

President Donald Trump had a bizarre moment at a rally that even comedian John Oliver questioned as evidence that something was seriously wrong with him. During his Sunday show, Oliver showed a clip of Trump's random "URRPP!" exclamation during the rally in South Carolina for Darline Graham, sister to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R), the Daily Beast called it . Snopes referred to it as "EHHH!" At the top of the show, before he jumped into his big story, Oliver played the Trump noise. Mid-sentence, the president erupted into a sound that left even those behind him questioning what was happening. “In South Carolina this week, when he tried to talk up their governor, things, even by his standards, got a bit weird," said Oliver Trump rambled about former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R), saying that he didn't want her to be governor, so he moved her over to the UN. Then the sound erupted. “I’m sorry. We all heard it. What was that noise?!” Oliver said...