Great News That’s Horrible For Trump and His Cult

Buttigieg calls out Trump, Dem breaks all-time fundraising record, Donald unravels in real time, and more

While Trump spirals further off the deep end, I’m excited to share more great news with you today. I hope it gives you some relief from the chaos—even if just for a moment.

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A sculpture popped up in Midtown Manhattan of an all-red Trump, with half of his body popping out of a sewer. It had a manhole cover next to it, with a rat underneath. Artist James Colomina was behind the artwork.

Former NC Gov. Roy Cooper raised more money in his first 24 hours than any Dem senate candidate ever. The record-breaking total of $3.4 million is a great sign for Democrats.

The band Dropkick Murphys projected a video mocking Trump for his Epstein ties, during a recent performance of their song “First Class Loser.” It featured quotes from Trump praising Epstein, and photos of them together.

Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers agreed for her to testify in front of the House—but her demands are absolutely ludicrous. She’d want immunity, questions in advance, and a pardon. No thanks. Leaders from both parties say they’re never giving Maxwell immunity.

In an audio-only press gaggle on Air Force One, Trump confirmed that Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre worked for him when she was sixteen years old. Trump also complained that Epstein “stole her” from him.

Pete Buttigieg made it clear that wanting answers about Trump’s Epstein scandal isn’t partisan, it’s about “making sure there's transparency on something as horrific as the abuses that happened. And to want to understand why an administration that promised to shed light on this decided not to.”

Pete also slammed Trump, saying he’s “attempting to become an autocrat and, in some ways, has succeeded.” Buttigieg added that we must not cede to Trump’s politics of fear, because “the more you give in to it, the worse it gets. The only antidote to a politics of fear is a politics of courage.”

As always, Pete is right on point. The damage Trump’s regime has inflicted in the last six months is staggering. But that doesn’t mean we’ll ever just sit back and grow complacent.

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