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Schumer: Democrats to make all-out effort to kill Trump ‘slush fund’

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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) notified Senate Democrats on Monday that they will make a coordinated effort to eliminate the Trump administration’s $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization” fund, which Schumer called a “slush fund.” Schumer said he will force Republicans to vote to kill the fund, regardless of how Republicans attempt to prevent the issue from…

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'Get help': MAGA lawmaker said to have 'crashout' after getting snubbed by Trump

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'Get help': MAGA lawmaker said to have 'crashout' after getting snubbed by Trump

In the three days since getting snubbed by President Donald Trump in her bid for South Carolina governor, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has gone on a social media posting blitz, publishing several dozen messages defending her record in Congress in what some critics described as a “crashout.”“Should we be genuinely worried about her?” asked novelist and podcast host John Daly in a social media post on X.A fierce defender of Trump, Mace had drawn the ire of the president in recent months for having pushed for the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein and for having criticized the president’s deeply unpopular war against Iran. And last Friday, Trump decided not to endorse her in her race for South Carolina governor, instead giving his blessing to Pam Evette, the state’s lieutenant governor.In the days since, Mace has posted dozens of times on social media, though one post in particular drew heightened attention.“IRON LADY,” Mace wrote Sunday night, along with an image of what appears to be a campaign poster featuring herself in front of the South Carolina State Capitol with her hair in a traditional bouffant, a hairstyle popular in the 1950s and 1960s.“So, we can all see she’s having a mental breakdown, right?” asked political writer and anti-disinformation activist Jim Stewartson on Monday in a social media post on X to his nearly 150,000 followers. "Anyway, please get help Nancy."Even conservatives were taken aback by what onlookers characterized as Mace’s bizarre post.“You’re watching a person completely lose touch with reality in real time,” wrote Justin Evans, senior vice president of Big Dog Strategies and GOP political consultant. “You’ve never witnessed a crashout this severe in your life.”Should we be genuinely worried about her? https://t.co/fa4iNNvdAV— John A. Daly (@JohnDalyBooks) June 1, 2026

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Trump DOJ wants noisy sex judge to withdraw from election case

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Trump DOJ wants noisy sex judge to withdraw from election case

The DOJ argued that Judge Ross' attendance at the event raised questions about her ability to remain impartial.

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Trump knocks ‘chirping’ from ‘political hacks’ amid Iran negotiations

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Trump knocks ‘chirping’ from ‘political hacks’ amid Iran negotiations

President Trump on Monday urged Democrats and “seemingly unpatriotic Republicans” to stop “chirping” about Iran negotiations and allow him to hammer out a deal without pressure from both sides of the aisle. Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social that Iran “really wants to make a deal, and it will be a good one…

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'Dude, stop it!' Data analyst laughs at Trump's focus on 'greatly unpopular' priority

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'Dude, stop it!' Data analyst laughs at Trump's focus on 'greatly unpopular' priority

President Donald Trump has prioritized making sweeping changes to Washington, D.C., but a data analyst found those plans are strikingly unpopular.The president raged at length over the weekend at a federal judge who ordered his name removed from the Kennedy Center, and his other planned projects – from the White House ballroom to painting the Reflecting Pool blue – have faced legal challenges of their own, but CNN's Harry Enten found little public support for those efforts."I'm just going to quote Michael Jordan here: 'Stop it, just stop it,'" Enten said. "The American people are saying to the president of the United States, you could see right here, kids laughing off there on the side. I mean, just look at this, naming government buildings after Trump, acceptable right now as he is president of the United States of America. Just 9 percent, just 9 percent. Literally, you can put it on your two hands. When you can put something on your two hands, you know, it's a very small section of the public. My little footnote on here includes just 17 percent of Republicans, 50 percent say not acceptable at all – the clear plurality here, and then you get this additional 21 percent who say, you know, it's okay to put President Trump's name on government buildings, but only after he leaves office.""But the bottom line is this, greatly unpopular, President Trump or the government putting his name on government buildings," he added. "I think the American people are standing up and applauding the fact that Trump is leaving this aside, because the American people, simply put, are not with it."Single-digit support is obviously low, Enten said, but he tried to number into context with other topics."Americans who believe it's okay right now to name government buildings for Trump, just 9 percent," he said. "To put that into some perspective, 10 percent of Americans believe that the earth is flat, and 12 percent of Americans think that the moon landing was faked, which of course it was not, and of course, the earth is actually round. So fewer Americans think it's acceptable right now to put President Trump's name on government buildings than believe two conspiracy theories, either the earth is flat or the moon landing was fake, and when you're lower than that, you know that you're doing something quite, quite unpopular."Voters backed Trump for a second term because he promised to tackle inflation, but consumer costs remain high and he has seemingly focused his attention on unrelated topics."President Trump got elected to a second term to deal with inflation," Enten said. "Of course, right now, what we're talking about is President Trump getting record low ratings on inflation, not just for himself, but for any president, and it just goes back to this. Trump on issues facing most Americans focused enough, just 29 percent, just one in three Americans say that President Trump is focused enough on the issues facing most Americans. The clear majority, the supermajority, more than two and three, 68 percent, say, no, he's not focused enough, and that is why his approval rating has been falling in the 30s in multiple polls, because he's focused on the wrong issues.""He's focused on putting his name on the government buildings," Enten added. "They're talking about, what was that, that $250 commemorative bill that we're talking about right there. Dude, again, just to quote Michael Jordan, stop it, stop it. Focus on inflation, focus on the economy, and then maybe your approval ratings will actually get above 40 percent." - YouTube youtu.be

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Trump rages against 'unpatriotic Republicans' and 'chirping' war critics in 1AM meltdown

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Trump rages against 'unpatriotic Republicans' and 'chirping' war critics in 1AM meltdown

President Donald Trump revealed early Monday morning that his efforts to negotiate an end to his deeply unpopular war against Iran were being compromised by “chirping” critics, whom he pleaded with to stop, “sit back and relax.”“Iran really wants to make a deal, and it will be a good one for the U.S.A. and those that are with us,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social.“The Dumocrats, and various seemingly unpatriotic Republicans, understand that it is MUCH tougher for me to properly do my job and negotiate, when political hacks keep negatively ‘chirping,’ at levels never seen before, over and over again, that I should move faster, or move slower, or go to war, or not go to war, or whatever.”The Trump administration has struggled to broker a deal with Tehran to end the war, in large part due to the president’s inability to pressure Israel into halting its bombardment of Lebanon – a condition Iran has insisted must be part of any agreement. And, with the war causing economic turmoil across the globe, Trump has reportedly been looking for a way out of the conflict he initiated since at least early March, but to no success.Critics across the political spectrum, Trump admitted, were apparently making negotiations “much tougher,” and to them, the president issued a plea.“Just sit back and relax, it will all work out well in the end,” Trump wrote.

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Chuck Schumer hatches plot to tank weaponization fund

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Chuck Schumer hatches plot to tank weaponization fund

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer added another hurdle to the Republican-led reconciliation bill Monday by calling on Democrats to derail the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. The fund […]

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What NOT to Know About the Weaponization Fund

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What NOT to Know About the Weaponization Fund

Guest post by Jonathon Moseley A fund for victims of the weaponization of government for partisan political purposes was announced on May 18, 2026, by Donald Trump and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. The post What NOT to Know About the Weaponization Fund appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund Has Precedent & Purpose

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DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund Has Precedent & Purpose

The rollout of the DOJ's "Anti-Weaponization Fund" may have been botched, but the fund remains a good idea, and the hysteria from Democrats like the hypocritical Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden and allied media is absurd.

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