Ah yes, the mark of true statesmanship, picking fights over IQ scores and playing armchair theologian on social media. Next, maybe he’ll challenge scholars to a Bible trivia night at the Senate."

This is exactly what Trump would do—purging officials based on loyalty over merit. He’s done it before, replacing law enforcement and DOJ officials with loyalists. This is dangerous and undermines democracy. People need to stay vigilant and push back against these authoritarian moves.

Sounds like he’s about to be the first person in history to demand air conditioning for hell.

Cool, he doesn’t use a teleprompter. Shame he also doesn’t use a filter, self-awareness, or basic human decency.

It’s all about control. When people are struggling to survive, they’re easier to manipulate. Cutting these programs doesn’t help the country—it keeps everyday Americans poor and desperate while the elite profit. Real leadership uplifts people, not keeps them dependent on scraps.

I feel the same way. It’s hard to stay hopeful when everything seems to be escalating so quickly. The push toward chaos feels intentional, and the consequences could be devastating. We have to stay vigilant and support each other through this.

Focusing on DEI and the WHO feels like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic when people are struggling to afford basic necessities.

At this point, calling them dumb feels like an insult to actual dumb people.

Deporting someone for their beliefs, as Mike Collins suggested, contradicts free speech and tolerance. Georgia's District 10 should reconsider the values they want in their representation.

Looks like we are about to enroll in Tariffs 101—Professor Trump presiding. Spoiler alert: the syllabus includes higher prices for everything but air... and that might be taxed next!

I agree that focusing on policies rather than identity is essential. While representation is important, it’s the policies that determine the direction of the country. Effective leadership should be prioritized based on the solutions they bring, not solely on their identity.

Trump supporters often overlook that while goods can be made in the U.S., many raw materials for manufacturing are imported from countries like Canada and Mexico. Do they think those materials just magically appear.