MAGA losers
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UPDATED: Tuesday, September 1, 2026 03:08
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Fag.
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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
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Hey MAGA, how you doing?
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Hey MAGA stupid's, how you doing? Want to read something funny? I've posted this knowing you morons have the attention span of a nat. Funny ain't it?
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47 ways Trump has made life less affordable in the last year
Eroding workers’ wages and economic security
Trump’s actions over the last year consistently undermined workers’ wages and increased their economic vulnerability, making it harder for many families to afford basic necessities. In the first weeks after being sworn in, Trump moved quickly to roll back minimum wage increases for hundreds of thousands of workers and more recently, he finalized regulations that reduce the wages of all farm workers, including those who are U.S. citizens. The actions below illustrate how this agenda has played out across a range of policies that harm workers’ wages and economic security:
Reducing the minimum wage for nearly 400,000 federal contractors: President Trump rescinded an executive order that increased the minimum wage for federal contractors to $15 per hour in 2022 and indexed it to inflation. The minimum hourly wage for federal contractors had reached $17.75 by the time he eliminated the policy.
Stopping enforcement of misclassification protections for workers illegally classified as independent contractors: This robs workers of minimum wage, overtime, workers’ compensation, and other basic rights.
Finalizing an interim final rule that will radically cut the wages of all farm workers: The rule reduces the minimum wages paid to migrant farm workers in the H-2A program and deducts up to 30% of their hourly pay for housing costs. These wage cuts for H-2A workers are so massive that they will put downward pressure on the wages of all farm workers, including U.S. citizens. Farm workers as a whole will lose between $4.4 to $5.4 billion in pay—roughly 10% to 12% of their total wages. The Trump administration admitted that their immigration enforcement efforts are hurting farmers and will likely lead to higher food prices—an admission they use to justify the pay cuts.
Denying 2 million in-home health care workers minimum wage and overtime pay: In July, the Trump administration proposed a rule rescinding the 2013 home health care worker rule, which gave in-home care workers the right to earn the minimum wage and overtime pay for the first time. The Department of Labor also stopped enforcing the 2013 rule, effectively giving employers the green light to ignore it during the rollback process.
Facilitating the inclusion of cryptocurrencies among 401(k) investment options: The Trump administration rescinded guidance that warned employers they would face heightened scrutiny if they included cryptocurrency investments in their retirement plans. This “neutral approach” to cryptocurrency, alongside other types of retirement investment strategies, could expose millions of future retirees to significant financial risk.
Negatively impacting job creation
Trump’s second-term policies have weakened job creation across key sectors. His mass deportation agenda threatens to destroy millions of jobs, and his repeated attacks on federal workers have already cost more than a quarter million jobs. Most recent job data already show the effects of these policies, including rising unemployment, slowing job growth, and job losses in both public and private sectors. The policies outlined below show how Trump’s actions have undermined job creation:
Pausing funding for projects authorized under a bipartisan infrastructure law: This will jeopardize millions of jobs on those projects and deny benefits to communities.
Signing into law legislation that facilitates President Trump’s mass deportation agenda: This will cause massive job losses for both immigrants and U.S.-born workers, particularly in construction and caregiving. The Laken Riley Act, the first piece of legislation Trump signed into law, eviscerates due pr
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Trump was just forced to disclose over 3,500 stock trades proving open corruption.
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So?
Until they throw the Pelosi's in prison, I'm not impressed.
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How 'The Apprentice' Fooled America
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Wow. Clickbait about brainrot.
You've just discovered Clickbait Inception.
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You voted to make the asshole president. Talk about stupid.
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Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
You voted to make the asshole president. Talk about stupid.
T
Stupid how?
Because nobody knows what the fuck you're talking about.
Tell the class, Ted. I want an A to Z diagram of why you thought that was an insult.
Show everybody how the mind of a simpleton works.
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