Trump Just Handed Us The Evidence That Should End His Failed Presidency, ICE Agent Indicted In Minnesota, and Voters Reject GOP Governor

Plus, small town takes the regime to court

The regime wants you tired. That’s their whole strategy—move fast, break everything, pile on so much wreckage that we stop believing it can be cleared. Exhaustion isn’t just a side effect of the regime—it’s the product.

It’s not working. All across the country—voters, neighbors, town councils—all looked at a machine built to feel unbeatable and stopped it cold. That’s a pattern, and it’s picking up speed.

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A GOVERNOR GETS DENIED AGAIN

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry

On Saturday, Louisiana voters rejected all five constitutional amendments on the ballot—four of them personally backed by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry, who put his political organization and a million dollars behind passing them. They got walloped by margins ranging from 16 points to 56. It’s the second year running they’ve buried Landry’s agenda.

This wasn’t random. Landry suspended Louisiana’s US House elections so Republicans could erase a majority-Black district.

Calvin Duncan was wrongfully imprisoned for decades. He got out, ran for office, and won with 68% of the vote. The day before he was set to start, Landry signed a law eliminating the job. Duncan showed up anyway and got blocked by a court within the hour. Duncan’s still fighting.

Sarah Omojola of the Liberty and Dignity Coalition drew the line: all of it is “opening people’s eyes to the voter suppression efforts that have been taking place in this state for a long time.”

He spent a million dollars in his own state. Voters said no to everything.

THEY CAME FOR A TOWN OF 5,000

Sen. Raphael Warnock (M) in Social Circle, Georgia

ICE bought a one-million-square-foot warehouse in Social Circle, Georgia—a town of roughly 5,000 residents—and planned to pack 10,000 detainees into it. The facility would nearly triple the population of a place that was never asked.

Federal officials bought the warehouse in February, near an elementary school, for nearly $130 million—and skipped the environmental review the law requires.

On Wednesday, Social Circle filed a federal lawsuit against DHS and ICE. The heart of the case is water. Social Circle’s sewer system handles about 660,000 gallons a day. ICE’s facility would discharge more than a million on its own. The lawsuit warns of “dry taps and raw human waste spills.”

Before they ever filed the lawsuit, the city locked the water meter shut. ICE wanted to open an account. Social Circle told them there was nothing to connect to.

DHS never asked for a meeting. Social Circle asked a judge for a verdict.

HIS BADGE DIDN’T MAKE HIM IMMUNE

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty

In January, ICE agent Christian Castro shot a Venezuelan man in the leg in north Minneapolis. He claimed the man had tried to murder him with a snow shovel. Kristi Noem called it attempted murder and plastered his mugshot all over the news.

It was all a lie. Sosa-Celis had dropped the shovel before any struggle began. Video contradicted the agent’s story, and charges against Sosa-Celis were dropped.

On Monday, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty charged Castro with four counts of assault and one count of falsely reporting a crime. “His federal badge does not make him immune,” she said.

The regime tried to jail the victim. Moriarty indicted the shooter instead.

TRUMP SIGNED THE RECEIPT HIMSELF

When Trump buys a stock, he already knows what his government is about to do next—approve a deal, open a market, or hand a company a fortune. That information is worth billions. No ordinary investor has it.

On May 14, the Office of Government Ethics released Trump’s financial disclosure which included an astonishing 3,642 stock transactions in just three months.

The most blatant example involved Nvidia. On January 6, he bought up to $1 million in Nvidia stock—a week before his Commerce Department cleared the company to sell advanced chips to China. On February 10, he bought up to $5 million more—a week before Nvidia announced a long-term partnership with Meta.

And when Nvidia’s CEO didn’t make the guest list for Trump’s China trip, Trump personally called him. Huang flew from California to Alaska to board Air Force One.

Eric Trump called the reporting “blatantly false,” swearing the family only holds blind-trust index funds and doesn’t trade individual stocks. Rep. Don Beyer responded by publicly posting the financial disclosure itself—showing 15 separate Nvidia transactions worth millions of dollars, with Trump’s signature on the page. Most. Corrupt. White House. Ever.

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Onward!

Scott

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Trump traded Nvidia stock 15 times while his own government was making decisions that made Nvidia billions. What do you call that?