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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 14m
The demolished White House has not issued a response to the Substack post. Mary Trump, 61, is the daughter of the president’s late brother, Fred Trump Jr., and has been a public critic of her uncle for years. Mary knows what a cad Donald Trump is.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 15m
Coverage of the post has also linked the remarks to other aides less than half Trump’s age, including communications adviser Margo Martin, 31. Harp, a former One America News anchor, has managed aspects of Trump’s social media and is often described as constantly at his side.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 16m
and cited her inclusion among a small group moved with him from Air Force One to another aircraft in Turkey in July after a reported threat. She also pointed to personal notes from Harp, including one that said, “You were the center of my universe.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 16m
She focused on Natalie Harp, a special assistant and executive assistant to the president. Harp, born in 1991, is 34 or 35; Trump is 80. Mary Trump wrote that Harp is with the president “practically 24 hours a day”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 17m
Why is that okay with people?” she wrote. “It’s dysfunctional to the point of deviance.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 17m
In the essay, titled “Beautiful Girls” and published on her Substack, the author and longtime critic of the president said she is puzzled by how those relationships are received. “I mean, his relationships with younger women, very young women.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 18m
Mary Trump questioned her uncle’s relationships with younger female aides in a Substack post this week, writing that many on the right overlook “just how creepy all of this is.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 21m
The paper trail is screaming. The only question left: Where is the money now? Hellloooo........🛡️💸 Bob Kelly
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 21m
When the hammer dropped, Miller didn't fight back — he invoked the 5th Amendment. The silence lasted nearly seven minutes. If it was legal, why hide behind the amendment? If it was for the border, why did it end up in a shell company?
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 22m
This wasn't just a mistake; it was a surgical strike on OUR treasury. 📍 18 payments hidden under a "Code D" protocol that doesn't even EXIST. 📍 Accounts slammed shut within 72 hours of the flags. 📍 Every cent routed through a labyrinth of Delaware "shell" ghosts.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 22m
Jamie Raskin just pulled a "ghost receipt" out of thin air: $4.2 B.I.L.L.I.O.N in border funds, vanished at 11:47 PM. The signature on the transfer? Miller.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 23m
THE $4.2B SMOKING GUN: RASKIN VS. THE SILENCE 404 seconds. That’s how long the truth hung in the air while weird Stephen Miller sat frozen.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 25m
Phillips has since said survivors could still publish their own list if more documents are not released. No list has been released so far. Survivors release the names starting with Donald Trump's.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 26m
Since then, the Justice Department has released about 3 million pages of Epstein files. Attorneys for survivors said the January 2026 release exposed some victims' names that had never been public.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 26m
She was also careful about what came next. She said they were "not quite sure how we're going to release that or even if we're going to." Many victims fear being sued or attacked if they go public with names.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 27m
"We know the names, many of us were abused by them," Phillips said. She said survivors would "confidentially compile the names we all know, who were regularly in the Epstein world," and that it would be "done by survivors and for survivors."
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 27m
Survivor Lisa Phillips first raised the idea at a news conference on the steps of the U.S. Capitol on September 3, 2025, where survivors called for the release of the government's Epstein files.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 28m
Jeffrey Epstein's survivors say they know who was in his circle. The question is whether they will make those names public.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 31m
All these vanity projects cost taxpayers money while pay-to-play Donald Trump and the Trump crime family are profiting obscenely from marginal and illegal deals because of their familial association with the demolished White House.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 36m
The figure of $1.8 billion is also tied to a separate political controversy from earlier in the year regarding a proposed $1.8 billion DOJ "Anti-Weaponization Fund" originating from Trump's personal IRS lawsuit settlement, which was ultimately scrapped following bipartisan congressional backlash.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 36m
a $285 million overhaul of the Kennedy Center, and $5 million to coat historical equestrian statues on the National Mall in gold.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 36m
• Other Dumbass Capital Makeovers: Additional expenditures include a multi-million dollar no-bid contract to coat the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in an "American flag blue" finish,
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 37m
• South Lawn Helipad is a permanent, 100-foot-wide black granite helipad installed on the White House South Lawn to support large helicopters without scorching the grass. The project scrutinized because it was financed via a corporate donation from defense contractor Lockheed Martin.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 38m
• 250-foot Arc de Trump at Memorial Circle near Arlington National Cemetery. It has drawn fierce opposition from vets and historic preservation groups. Trump sparked further controversy by claiming the arch would double as a military complex to store sniper ammunition and house armed drones.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 39m
detailing a six-story-deep underground military bunker equipped with an impenetrable steel roof and a drone port. A hiding place for Trump as long as it includes a well-stocked refrigerator and McDonald's catering for Donald's favorite snacks.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 42m
• White House gaudy gilded ballroom/bunker $900 million project involved demolishing the historic East Wing to build a 90,000-square-foot military space since Trump defended the project against legal challenges by adding national security excuses,
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 52m
The Joint Economic Committee estimates that Oval Office occupant Donald Trump’s makeovers, do overs and construction whims across Washington, D.C., have cost taxpayers roughly $1.8 billion.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 59m
Foul-mouthed pedophile Donald Trump's blown more than $1.8 billion on vanity projects, including his gaudy gilded ballroom/bunker, Arc de Trump and a dangerously placed helipad.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 1h
Separate from criminal charges involving minors, a New York civil jury in 2023 found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against writer E. Jean Carroll.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 1h
Trump had a well-documented close personal social relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during the 1990s and early 2000s before Epstein's conviction for sex offenses. But Trump has explicitly and repeatedly stated, "I'm not a pedophile."
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 1h
Donald Trump's foul mouth is another reason why he should not be around children, especially when he is referring to "young, beautiful girls" visiting the White House. Such comments regarding younger girls as future objects of desire and sexualizing minors.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
In 31 days, we are going to come together and show him just how much power we still have, and he is going to finally start to face the consequences of what he has put our country through. That is why I still have hope for America. And you should, too. Heather
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
We know that he is only going to these lengths because he knows what is coming and he is desperately trying to stop it.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Donald Trump wants us to think that the fight is over and that we have already lost our country. But we know the truth.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Trump is building a narrative where he is the ultimate authority in our country. It is part of his strategy ahead of the devastating loss he expects to face during the midterms. Today he gave us a look into what that will look like and how it will play out.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
He said Democrats rigged elections & that they were “a bunch of dumb sons of bitches.” He said the Republicans were going to win big and “shove it up their ass, okay?” That is Trump, speaking from a podium with the presidential seal on it, terrified of losing and spiraling out of control.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
He did not stop there. He told the crowd that Democrats had “attacked me, they’ve impeached me, they’ve arrested me, and they even tried to kill me.” He called Biden a “fake president,” still clinging to his election lie all these years later.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
He started with the language he used and testing what he could get away with saying. He called his political opponents vermin and disease, and he told crowds at his rallies that they were a threat to the nation. The eventual horrific actions followed later.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
With Donald Trump, we have to take him at his word while hoping he is just being provocative. History has already taught us how far he will go and how far others like him have gone before. Hitler did not start by rounding up his final targets and sending them to the camps.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Most of us know that as a phrase used to mean the euthanasia of a sick or injured animal. When he added “once and for all,” he left very little room for interpretation. He was talking about ending opposition permanently.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
That is exactly what the occupant of the Oval Office is saying about those he sees as a threat to his unchecked power. This includes, but is not limited to, Democrats, American citizens, journalists, and protesters. But it was the “put them down” part that is the most concerning.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Trump told the crowd: “We’ve defeated every hoax and overcome every threat. Now we are on the cusp of beating the communist, socialist, radicalized lunatics and villains once and for all. We’re going to put them down once and for all.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Tonight marked the beginning of an even darker chapter in American History. One where the leader of the free world openly shared that he and his administration will reject, by all means possible, anything other than the outcome he wants for the midterm elections.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Within minutes, it became clear that this was not going to be a regular campaign rally. As the speech went on, it only got worse as Donald Trump unraveled on live TV.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
He attacked the press, called Biden a “fake president,” and presented a bribe to every American over the age of 18, promising to send each one of them $5,000 if his party wins and keeps control of Congress. This was just the tip of the iceberg of the dangerous things the president said tonight.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
He said that Democrats rigged the elections and that the Republican Party is going to beat them, and that they would “shove it up their ass.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
After making his way to the podium, he wasted no time launching into a truly disturbing speech where he told the crowd that Democrats tried to kill him and that “we’re going to put them down once and for all.”
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
7:45 tonight, Donald Trump experienced what appeared to be a serious mental health crisis while on stage campaigning for Republicans in Ohio. He'd just arrived at High School Activity Center in Vandalia, Ohio, 45 minutes late after his motorcade was forced to change its route to avoid protesters.
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
"Donald Trump absolutely needs to be hospitalized. I'm seriously concerned about his mental state. He's driving the U.S. military to disaster."
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context776.bsky.social @context776.bsky.social · 2h
Approximately one hour after announcing his resignation, the following statements attributed to U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Randy George became a trending topic on social media:
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