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re: A Message From the Department of Labor - Trust the Plan
Posted by djmed on 1/8/26 at 8:27 pm to Placekicker
Please provide the price tags for those items
Or a total would suffice
My guess- at least 80% waste fraud or abuse
Or a total would suffice
My guess- at least 80% waste fraud or abuse
re: Short, comprehensive video of what happened in Minneapolis ICE shooting
Posted by djmed on 1/8/26 at 7:19 pm to SirWinston
I’m pretty sure those ice agents were familiar with that stupid bitch
She had been harassing them before
Trying to block vehicles
FAFO
She had been harassing them before
Trying to block vehicles
FAFO
re: Renee Good was up to no good.
Posted by djmed on 1/8/26 at 7:13 pm to imjustafatkid
It’s one thing to protest with signs and bullhorns
Driving your car to block law enforcement and then hitting an officer?
FAFO
Driving your car to block law enforcement and then hitting an officer?
FAFO
The soaring price of youth sports: $50 to try out, $3,000 to play
Posted by djmed on 1/7/26 at 8:57 am
WTF? this is INSANE
The soaring price of youth sports: $50 to try out, $3,000 to play
Lindsey Rector added up the costs as she waited for her son to finish his baseball lesson.
That was $60 a week right there. A new bat: $500. His club baseball team in Boynton Beach, Florida, and its three practices a week were $3,000 a year. Out-of-town tournaments cost extra. Last summer, the team traveled to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This summer, it will be Cooperstown, New York. She figures she spends at least $8,000 a year on baseball for her 12-year-old son, Cruz Thorpe.
She knows he loves the game. She’s less certain she can afford it.
“You’re just trying to do everything you can to make these dreams come true for your child,” Rector said. “But it’s just so money-driven.”
She even tried a GoFundMe campaign to raise some of the $4,000 she’ll need to reach Cooperstown Dreams Park, where preteen baseball teams from across the country flock each summer for weekly tournaments. A single mom working for an online education platform, she felt a little guilty asking for help. But she’s not alone: GoFundMe said “competition travel” was the top sports fundraising cause in 2025.
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The soaring price of youth sports: $50 to try out, $3,000 to play
Lindsey Rector added up the costs as she waited for her son to finish his baseball lesson.
That was $60 a week right there. A new bat: $500. His club baseball team in Boynton Beach, Florida, and its three practices a week were $3,000 a year. Out-of-town tournaments cost extra. Last summer, the team traveled to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This summer, it will be Cooperstown, New York. She figures she spends at least $8,000 a year on baseball for her 12-year-old son, Cruz Thorpe.
She knows he loves the game. She’s less certain she can afford it.
“You’re just trying to do everything you can to make these dreams come true for your child,” Rector said. “But it’s just so money-driven.”
She even tried a GoFundMe campaign to raise some of the $4,000 she’ll need to reach Cooperstown Dreams Park, where preteen baseball teams from across the country flock each summer for weekly tournaments. A single mom working for an online education platform, she felt a little guilty asking for help. But she’s not alone: GoFundMe said “competition travel” was the top sports fundraising cause in 2025.
LINK
Portland Rolls Out PAID “Immigration Leave” — City Workers Get 40 Hours Off for Deportatio
Posted by djmed on 1/6/26 at 8:56 am
YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS UP: Portland Rolls Out PAID “Immigration Leave” — City Workers Get 40 Hours Off for Deportation Hearings While Taxpayers Foot the Bill, No Questions Asked
The City of Portland has officially rolled out a new taxpayer-funded benefit: paid “Immigration, Naturalization, and Citizenship Leave” Human Resources Administrative Rule (HRAR) 6.15.
City officials have now committed public funds to cover paid leave for immigration court proceedings—including deportation hearings while blocking basic oversight, all while the city is facing a $66 million shortfall.
As of January 1, 2026, city workers in Portland, Oregon, can now clock out for up to 40 hours a year — without losing pay or benefits — to deal with immigration-related legal matters for themselves or for family members.
Eligible employees may use this leave for activities such as:
Obtaining legal support or meeting with immigration or criminal defense attorneys
Attending interviews or tests related to naturalization or citizenship
Appearing at state or federal criminal court proceedings
Deportation hearings
Matters involving “unlawful detention” related to immigration status.
LINK
The City of Portland has officially rolled out a new taxpayer-funded benefit: paid “Immigration, Naturalization, and Citizenship Leave” Human Resources Administrative Rule (HRAR) 6.15.
City officials have now committed public funds to cover paid leave for immigration court proceedings—including deportation hearings while blocking basic oversight, all while the city is facing a $66 million shortfall.
As of January 1, 2026, city workers in Portland, Oregon, can now clock out for up to 40 hours a year — without losing pay or benefits — to deal with immigration-related legal matters for themselves or for family members.
Eligible employees may use this leave for activities such as:
Obtaining legal support or meeting with immigration or criminal defense attorneys
Attending interviews or tests related to naturalization or citizenship
Appearing at state or federal criminal court proceedings
Deportation hearings
Matters involving “unlawful detention” related to immigration status.
LINK
re: Tomorrow, I hope we all have the strength to get through the day
Posted by djmed on 1/5/26 at 7:01 pm to bluestem75
I still have chills at how close our government was to being overthrown
By people
Without guns
By people
Without guns
re: When an Ignorant Fool stands in the Pulpit and speaks Verbal Diarrhea instead of Scripture
Posted by djmed on 1/5/26 at 2:46 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
rigged the election???
:rotflmao:
:rotflmao:
That’s a great way to increase rent across the board
re: Drunk former presidential candidate cackles a response to Maduro being arrested
Posted by djmed on 1/3/26 at 9:43 pm to hawgfaninc
Who?
They went from NO KINGS
To pro Maduro pretty quick
Simply amazing- the consistency from the left
To pro Maduro pretty quick
Simply amazing- the consistency from the left
re: I’ve Got A Fresh Batch Of Reddit Screenshots For Your Tasting
Posted by djmed on 1/3/26 at 7:22 pm to LuckyTiger
Hilarious
But you know they’d be bitchin just as hard if someone said we need to arrest Maduro and trump didn’t do it
But you know they’d be bitchin just as hard if someone said we need to arrest Maduro and trump didn’t do it
re: Minnesota Paid Leave Program starts today! #12,000 signed up for up to 20 weeks paid!
Posted by djmed on 1/2/26 at 6:15 pm to AncientTiger
A good way to RAISE prices is to force businesses to pay people that ain’t working
Maybe that tie in to millions going to Isis groups in Somalia could be treasonous
Don’t forget stormy daniels
Hakeem Jeffries Has Already Prepared a House Spectacle for January 6
Posted by djmed on 1/2/26 at 9:58 am
worse than Pearl Harbor dontcha know :rolleyes:
Hakeem Jeffries Has Already Prepared a House Spectacle for January 6
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is still fighting Jan. 6 as if it’s happening in real time, and in doing so he’s advertising how little Democrats have to say about the country as it exists today.
Nearly five years after the Capitol incursion — after arrests, prosecutions, convictions, congressional investigations, and nonstop media saturation — Jeffries’ answer to inflation, crime, housing costs, and national decline is yet another bit of planned theatrics about a settled historical event. When “leaders” have no solutions, they’re forced to recycle outrage, and that’s exactly what Jeffries’ latest stunt is.
Jeffries’ “Dear Colleague” letter isn’t a roadmap for governing; it’s a political security blanket. Every paragraph is designed to keep Democrats anchored to a moment that absolves them of responsibility for the present. Rather than confront the affordability crisis, border chaos, or institutional failure on his party’s watch, Jeffries retreats to a familiar script where Republicans are villains, Democrats are victims, and performative outrage equates to results.
Jeffries opens his letter with: “I write with respect to the upcoming solemn anniversary of the January 6th brutal attack on the Capitol. Nearly five years ago, a violent mob incited by Donald Trump attempted to halt the peaceful transfer of power. As a result of the extraordinary bravery of the men and women of the U.S. Capitol Police and other law enforcement professionals, the treacherous effort to prevent certification of the results of the 2020 presidential election failed.”
LINK
Hakeem Jeffries Has Already Prepared a House Spectacle for January 6
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is still fighting Jan. 6 as if it’s happening in real time, and in doing so he’s advertising how little Democrats have to say about the country as it exists today.
Nearly five years after the Capitol incursion — after arrests, prosecutions, convictions, congressional investigations, and nonstop media saturation — Jeffries’ answer to inflation, crime, housing costs, and national decline is yet another bit of planned theatrics about a settled historical event. When “leaders” have no solutions, they’re forced to recycle outrage, and that’s exactly what Jeffries’ latest stunt is.
Jeffries’ “Dear Colleague” letter isn’t a roadmap for governing; it’s a political security blanket. Every paragraph is designed to keep Democrats anchored to a moment that absolves them of responsibility for the present. Rather than confront the affordability crisis, border chaos, or institutional failure on his party’s watch, Jeffries retreats to a familiar script where Republicans are villains, Democrats are victims, and performative outrage equates to results.
Jeffries opens his letter with: “I write with respect to the upcoming solemn anniversary of the January 6th brutal attack on the Capitol. Nearly five years ago, a violent mob incited by Donald Trump attempted to halt the peaceful transfer of power. As a result of the extraordinary bravery of the men and women of the U.S. Capitol Police and other law enforcement professionals, the treacherous effort to prevent certification of the results of the 2020 presidential election failed.”
LINK
You’re not paying your “fair share”
Refusing to vote is a vote for Kamala Harris and Pete buttigig
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
re: Reports suggest Israeli intelligence played role in exposing Minnesota/Somali fraud
Posted by djmed on 12/30/25 at 8:04 pm to CastleBravo
We are 100% funding both sides of every conflict on earth one way or another
re: Biden FBI hid documents; transgender shooter targeted white people at Covenant Christian
Posted by djmed on 12/30/25 at 8:01 pm to JimEverett
That might have been the only African American there
Just off the top of my head- if I threw out my little dissertation on Black culture, what would be the response?
$5B in ‘questionable’ rental assistance under Biden revealed — including to thousands of ‘
Posted by djmed on 12/30/25 at 10:07 am
I'm shocked :rolleyes:
$5B in ‘questionable’ rental assistance under Biden revealed — including to thousands of ‘deceased tenants’ and non-citizens: HUD report
WASHINGTON — A US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) report found more than $5 billion in taxpayer funds went to “questionable” rental assistance recipients during the final year of the Biden administration — including around 30,000 “deceased tenants” and “thousands” of potential non-citizens, The Post can reveal.
HUD officials said a “large concentration” of the suspicious payments went to New York, California and Washington, DC, with dead recipients getting at least some funds in all 50 states — in what federal officials are calling widespread abuse of taxpayers’ dollars under the Biden administration.
“A massive abuse of taxpayer dollars not only occurred under President [Joe] Biden’s watch, but was effectively incentivized by his administration’s failure to implement strong financial controls resulting in billions worth of potential improper payments,” HUD Secretary Scott Turner said in a statement.
LINK
$5B in ‘questionable’ rental assistance under Biden revealed — including to thousands of ‘deceased tenants’ and non-citizens: HUD report
WASHINGTON — A US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) report found more than $5 billion in taxpayer funds went to “questionable” rental assistance recipients during the final year of the Biden administration — including around 30,000 “deceased tenants” and “thousands” of potential non-citizens, The Post can reveal.
HUD officials said a “large concentration” of the suspicious payments went to New York, California and Washington, DC, with dead recipients getting at least some funds in all 50 states — in what federal officials are calling widespread abuse of taxpayers’ dollars under the Biden administration.
“A massive abuse of taxpayer dollars not only occurred under President [Joe] Biden’s watch, but was effectively incentivized by his administration’s failure to implement strong financial controls resulting in billions worth of potential improper payments,” HUD Secretary Scott Turner said in a statement.
LINK
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