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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Even though Alligator Alcatraz is now closed, the OIG report is still a scandal. It confirms many of the abusive conditions at the facility, which Florida outright denied. Making matters worse, the OIG says another Florida facility is not getting ANY inspections from ICE.

Although FSSF ceased operations in June 2026, the issues raised by the Department’s management response regarding ICE’s level of oversight and responsibility for immigration detention remain consequential. For example, the Baker Correctional Institution (also known as “Deportation Depot”)26 is a state-operated detention facility that continues to operate in Sanderson, Florida. Baker, which opened in September 2025, housed 1,028 detainees as of August 27, 2026. ICE’s own documentation lists contractually obligated standards for Baker as “N/A” (as we found for FSSF) and Baker has not been internally inspected by ICE’s Office of Detention Oversight nor was it scheduled for inspection in FY 2026 or FY 2027.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Finally, DHS's OIG found that Florida violated standards requiring people be given minimum 6 hours recreation per week, on at least 4 days. Instead, Florida only permitted people 1 hour, 3 days a week. As OIG points out, this made the tiny cells with no common areas even worse.

Key Finding 6: FSSF Did not Comply with Recreation Standards We found detainees were offered 1 hour of recreation time 3 days per week. With the limited amount of recreation, detainees could not engage in recreational and exercise programs, which could negatively affect physical and mental health. Detainees should have access to outdoor recreation for at least 1 hour per day, 5 days per week, or a minimum of 6 hours per week on at least 4 days, according to applicable standards.23 Combined with housing units without common areas and limited space for any form of exercise, the minimal recreation time further hinders detainees from engaging in meaningful mental and physical exercise

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Fifth, DHS's OIG found that Alligator Alcatraz violated basic hygiene standards. People were only permitted to shower on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; no other time. The showers themselves were infested with small bugs. In addition, toothpaste was hard to obtain; you couldn't take it to the cells.

Key Finding 5: FSSF Did not Comply with Personal Hygiene Standards Detainees and facility staff stated that detainees only showered three times a week -- on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The limited number of showers prevented detainees from maintaining good personal hygiene. According to standards, detainees in “… general population will be allowed access to shower daily.”21 Before showering, facility staff give detainees a personal hygiene kit with soap, shampoo, deodorant, a toothbrush, and toothpaste. However, after showering, detainees may only bring the toothbrush back to their housing units. If detainees need more hygiene items on days when they do not shower, they must request them, and staff supervise their use. If a detainee requests toothpaste, a staff member applies it to his toothbrush.

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL U.S. Department of Homeland Security The OIG inspection team also observed that the facility’s showers were infested with small bugs, specifically on the ceilings. According to standards, detention facilities shall be kept free of insects and vermin.22 While on site, we interviewed eight detainees. We asked each detainee, “Is this facility clean?” Seven answered “No,” and two specifically cited the showers as a problem area.

Figure 22. Insect Infestation in Shower Facilities; Observed January 21, 2026

Underneath is a picture of the ceiling of the showers, showing dozens of tiny black insects.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Fourth, the DHS OIG found that detainees were not provided clean water and safe food. One freezer used to store food was broken, and detainees were not given clean water. Each cell had a single 5-gallon water jug, and people got a single cup, never cleaned, for their entire stays.

Key Finding 4: FSSF Did not Comply with Food Service Standards During our inspection, we found one freezer was operating above the recommended temperature according to its temperature gauge. Storing perishable food at temperatures above required ranges may result in food spoilage, increasing the risk of foodborne illness for both staff and detainees. Freezers used to store perishable food should be maintained at 0 degrees Fahrenheit (0 °F) or below. 19 We observed a container labeled “Freezer #1” with a temperature gauge reading 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Approximately 17 minutes later, when checking the temperatures again, the gauge read 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Facility staff rely on the temperature gauges to ensure food is maintained at appropriate temperatures. Figures 14 and 15. Freezer No. 1 Exceeding Required Temperature; Observed January 21, 2026

Underneath are two pictures of a freezer taken at different times. The temperature on the picture on the left shows 10 degrees, the temperature on the picture on the right shows 14 degrees.

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL U.S. Department of Homeland Security Detainees told us they did not have access to clean drinking water and could not clean their plastic cups. Drinking potentially contaminated drinking water from unclean cups could negatively impact detainee health. According to standards,20 clean, potable drinking water should be available. At FSSF, detainees receive individual cups for drinking water, and each housing unit has at least one 5-gallon container of drinking water. Detainees use these cups to obtain drinking water from the container. During our detainee interviews, when asked if they had access to clean drinking water, six of the eight responded “No” and noted that the drinking water was dirty. Several detainees also expressed concerns about the inability to clean their cups. During our inspection, we observed cups placed on the floor, bed railings, and ledges on bathroom walls, with no dedicated storage areas for cups in the housing units. Figure 16. Drinking Water Container; Observed January 21, 2026

Underneath is a picture of an Igloo 5-gallon water jug balancing on the wall of the toilets in a cell.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Data that Florida gave the DHS OIG says that people were never held in the cells for more than two hours, and the average stay was almost exactly 1 hour. The OIG notes that there were allegations of significantly longer stays, but was unable to confirm them. Take Florida's data for what you will.

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
The posted policy on the small metal enclosures in Figures 11 and 12 reads:

"SOUTH DETENTION FACILITY
'Respect, Care and Dignity'
HOLDING CELL
Purpose
The purpose of a Holding Cell Space is to provide a safe and secure place in general population for
detainees to reflect on their behavior choices, manage their emotions, reduce stress, and practice
self-directed behavior.
• The Supervisor must approve assignment to the Holding Cell.
• The detainee may have a maximum of 2 hours to spend in the Holding Cell and may leave at
any time, by detainee request or per staff directive.
• The Holding Cell will be monitored by detention staff.
• A staff member may recommend to the Supervisor to remove the detainee at any time,
depending on behavior or other circumstances, and either return the detainee to their
housing unit or initiate the process of assignment to the [SMU].
• Detainees will be provided water upon request"

Of the 79 detainees held in small metal enclosures from July 17, 2025, to January 18, 2026, FSSF
records show that no detainees were held longer than the 2-hour policy. As shown in Figure 13, the average time a detainee spent in these small metal enclosures was 59 minutes and 27
seconds.

Figure 13. Detainee Time Held in Small Metal Enclosures:

79 Total detainees. Shortest time 6 minutes 53 seconds. Average time 59 minutes, 27 seconds. Longest time, 1 hour, 59 minutes, 18 seconds.

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL U.S. Department of Homeland Security In March 2026, two U.S. Senators raised concerns and made an inquiry to the Department regarding the use of these enclosures at FSSF.17 Their letter cited reports from nongovernmental organizations and the media alleging that detainees were confined in these outdoor structures as punishment, sometimes subjected to direct sunlight, high temperatures, humidity, insects, use of restraints for hours, and denial of food or water. When we asked ICE officials about the enclosures, they reported to us that these enclosures were used for disciplinary issues, crisis intervention, housing changes, and conflicts among detainees. ICE also reported that all detainees were placed in hand restraints when they were escorted to the small metal enclosures, but not while in them. We were unable to independently confirm or refute ICE officials’ assertions regarding their use of the enclosures, as well as other allegations, such as deprivation of food or water while in the enclosures, as none of the detainees we interviewed reported experiencing these conditions during our unannounced inspection. Use of these small metal enclosures for any reason is unprecedented among ICE facilities inspected by OIG. Confining individuals in small metal enclosures for any reason presents significant risks to detainee health and well-being.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

DHS's OIG also confirms people were punished in tiny outdoor cages. We knew they existed but had never seen pictures. The OIG calls these outdoor metal cages "unprecedented" and "highly unconventional," and says they were a "significant risk[] to detainee health and well-being."

Small Metal Enclosures Used as “Calming Areas”
Between July 17, 2025, and January 18, 2026, FSSF confined 79 detainees in small metal
enclosures — each offering about 18 square feet of floor space — for periods ranging from several
minutes to nearly 2 hours, a practice unlike any OIG team has observed in ICE facilities. The use
of such restrictive spaces is highly unconventional and does not align with standards for humane
treatment.15 The use of these small metal enclosures is inconsistent with standards, which state
that facilities maintain detainees in the least restrictive environment necessary for facility safety
and security.16 During our inspection, we observed at least two small metal enclosures in the
outdoor recreation areas (see Figures 11 and 12). According to facility staff, the small metal
enclosures measure approximately 4 feet 3 inches by 4 feet 3 inches and 7 feet 9 inches tall.
Facility staff described the small metal enclosures as “calming areas” for detainees to deescalate and have time alone. Staff further maintained that detainees asked to spend time in the
small metal enclosures. We found at least one instance in which the small metal enclosures may
have been used as a disciplinary tool. Documentation provided by FSSF noted that one detainee
who spent 26 minutes in a small metal enclosure “Failed to comply with a lawful command.”

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL U.S. Department of Homeland Security Staff also reported that time spent in the small metal enclosures is closely monitored, and detainees are not locked in, even though we observed locking mechanisms on the enclosures. Figures 11 and 12. Small Metal Enclosures; Observed January 21, 2026

Underneath are the two pictures at the top of the thread, showing the horrible cages in which people were kept

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Next, the OIG says that people held in segregation were locked in tiny individual metal cages inside a building, held with no TV, no reading materials, no law library, no recreation, and no access to phones to call their lawyers. All of this wildly violated ICE standards.

Figures 8 and 9. Metal Housing Enclosures Inside the SMU (left) and Inside Metal
Housing Enclosure (right); observed January 21, 2026

Underneath are two photos. One shows a row of small cage-like cells lined up against the wall of a tent. The other shows that inside the cage is a single mat laying just off the floor, with one end propped up somewhat to mimic a pillow.

FFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Key Finding 2: FSSF Did not Comply with SMU Standards11
Access to Recreation
We found that only detainees in protective custody12 who did not present a security risk had
access to recreation time in the general recreation area for 5 hours per week. Lack of access to
recreation may negatively affect physical and mental health. Relevant standards state that
detainees in the SMU should have access to at least 1 hour of recreation per day, 5 days per
week.13 The other detainees in the SMU were confined to their metal enclosures and only left for
escorted bathroom use, legal appointments, or other nonroutine events such as medical
appointments. We observed that there were no TVs or playing cards available, and reading
materials were limited to religious texts, further restricting detainees’ ability to meaningfully
occupy their time. One detainee in administrative segregation reported being held for 8 days in
the SMU without any opportunity for recreation. The NDS states that denial of recreation
privileges for more than 7 days is expected to occur rarely, only in extreme circumstances, and
requires the concurrence of the facility administrator and a health care professional. When we
asked about the lack of recreation time for all detainees in the SMU, facility leadership showed
the OIG team a dedicated recreation area that they stated had been set aside for segregated
detainees. However, at the time of our inspection, facility staff said the area was not yet ready
for use.

Inset: Special Management Units The SMU is separate from the eight housing pods. It is a windowless soft-sided structure containing 16 individual cells surrounded by metal mesh that each house one detainee and measure 8 feet by 7 feet and are 8 feet tall in size (See Figures 8, 9, and 10). The SMU also contains a shared bathroom and shower area.

Access to Legal Materials and Telephones During our inspection, SMU detainees did not have access to a law library or legal materials within the unit. The lack of access could have prevented detainees from contacting legal representation or arranging appointments. Detainees in the SMU should be provided access to law libraries, legal materials, and telephone calls unless specific, documented security restrictions apply. 14 FSSF leadership confirmed this limitation to legal materials, stating detainees could request escorts for scheduled legal appointments, but detainees could not access or retain legal materials otherwise. One detainee reported he did not have access to a telephone to speak with his attorney or ICE case officer during his 8 days in the SMU. FSSF had installed SMU telephones shortly before our inspection, but they were inoperable at the time of the inspection. The OIG inspection team confirmed this by locating one of the telephones and determining it did not work.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

The OIG finds that each person detained at Alligator Alcatraz was in cells offering just 28 square feet per detainee, less than half than the 75 required. People could only leave their cells a few times per day, and were only allowed showers 3 times per week.

Key Finding 1: FSSF Did not Comply with Environmental Health and
Safety Standards
FSSF did not provide detainees with sufficient living space — less than half of what is required —
creating cramped conditions for detainees who spent most of their time in their housing units.
The lack of living space risks detainees’ well-being and may negatively impact their physical and
mental health. The applicable standards require at least 75 square feet of floor space per inmate
in dormitory8 housing units.9
At maximum capacity, the FSSF housing units provided 28 square
feet per detainee — well below the required minimum. Detainees spent most of their time in the
housing units; they could only leave their units for:
• mealtime (three times a day);10
• recreation (1 hour a day, 3 days a week);
• showers (three times a week); and
• medical reasons.

General Population FSSF’s general population housing consisted of eight windowless soft-sided structures, or housing pods, without views to the outside and a lack of natural light. Each soft-sided structure contained eight housing units surrounded by metal fencing on all sides, measured 39 feet long by 23 feet wide (897 square feet of floor space). The units were topped with metal fencing that was 9 feet high. Each unit contained three toilets, three wash basins, and four telephones. They were designed to hold 32 detainees (See Figures 2-7). Furnishings in the enclosures consisted of bunk beds with no common areas, seating, tables, or storage areas provided

Figure 4: Inside a Detainee Housing Unit; Observed January 21, 2026. The picture shows a row of bunk beds set up in a small interior space surrounded by chain-link fence. In the middle of the space is a set of three toilets, entirely open, with a low 3-4 foot high wall blocking full view (but the toilets would be entirely visible form people on the top bunks). Perched on the wall of the toilets is a large water jug.

Figure 5. Detainee Housing Unit Toilet and Washbasin Facilities;
Observed January 21, 2026

A close-up image of the toilet set-up, with the paint shown as already peeling. The toilets are standard prison toilets which are both toilet and sink.

Figure 6. Detainee Housing Unit Sleeping Bunks; Observed
January 21, 2026

A picture of the same cell, this time from near the toilets and looking out across the cell. You can see how there is zero privacy, and how each cell is surrounded by other chain-link cells.

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

The DHS OIG finds that Florida's Alligator Alcatraz failed to meet SIX different categories of detention standards: - Medical Care - Food Service - Personal Hygiene - Recreation - Environmental Health and Safety - Special Management Units Report here. www.oig.dhs.gov/sites/defaul...

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
We found the facility complied with Intake and Use-of-Force standards but did not comply with
standards related to:
• Environmental Health and Safety
• Special Management Units (SMU)
• Medical Care
• Food Service
• Personal Hygiene
• Recreation

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

NEW: DHS's Inspector General releases a scathing report about the Everglades detention camp known as "Alligator Alcatraz." The OIG finds that the now-closed camp, violated multiple ICE standards. The OIG also confirms detainees were punished with placement in a metal cage in the Florida heat.🧵

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Mrs. Betty Bowers @mrsbettybowers.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

If you have enough money that you can blow $100,000,000 on avoiding taxes, you have enough money to pay $100,000,000 *on* taxes that will help your fellow citizens, you self-centered prick.

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CorrinaLeeB 🇨🇦 @corrina.sheshed.rocks · 11/08/2026

For decades, Dr. Anthony Fauci dedicated his career to protecting Americans through HIV/AIDS, Ebola, Zika & COVID-19 under presidents of both parties Science shouldn’t be the enemy when facts are inconvenient Public health is about protecting lives, not political loyalty #DrFauci #Science #SheShed

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The Tennessee Holler @thetnholler.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

This is how you know we need a wealth tax

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The Tennessee Holler @thetnholler.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

“How do you define Democratic Socialism?” “It puts people first — Child care. Public schools… The Packers are a publicly-owned 🏈 team. Working class people should be first in government.” (H/T @francescahongwi.bsky.social )

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Aaron Fritschner @fritschner.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Video of an ICE agent pulling a gun on a wife and mother, who is a US citizen born and raised in the area, near Bailey's Crossroads in Northern Virginia yesterday. Chillingly, they claimed she “almost ran them over” until she told them she had video proving that was a lie.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

What a joke. Imagine the GOP temper tantrum when a Democratic POTUS claims executive privilege over communications with a private citizen.

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Kai Ryssdal @kairyssdal.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Also, btw, and not for nothing — Cornyn’s lying here. He’s an attorney, a former member of the Texas Supreme Court, and was the Texas AG.

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Kai Ryssdal @kairyssdal.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

THE $168 BILLION WAS TAKEN ILLEGALLY AND THE GOVERNMENT DIDN’T WANT TO GIVE IT BACK. Kill me I’ve wasted my life.

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Kai Ryssdal @kairyssdal.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

This whole @johnauthers.bsky.social column is great. Also, tell me again history doesn’t matter.

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Kai Ryssdal @kairyssdal.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

What a petty little man

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She Dupree @shedupree.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Ahahahahahahhahahahaa Cheato isn’t gonna have a library! Unless it’s at the Hague or a penitentiary

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Bradley P. Moss @bradmossesq.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Two rich dudes in their 70s want to know why people living paycheck to paycheck aren’t happy.

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She Dupree @shedupree.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

There’s always prayers…. Sigh. Prayers don’t seem to help!

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Justin Baragona @justinbaragona.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

One of those "if Biden did it..." moments

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

This would amount to a complete capitulation from the US. Literally no way to even attempt to spin this as a win.

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Justin Baragona @justinbaragona.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Here's John Solomon ambling away from MS NOW's Vaughn Hillyard after he admits that there's no intelligence that shows any votes were flipped in the 2020 election. He blurts out "I'm researching" and "not yet" when Hillyard presses if he has proof the election was stolen. x.com/VaughnHillya...

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Christopher Webb @cwebbonline.com · 05/07/2026

Obama won, yet again. 🏆 He threw a concert, people actually showed up, and had a damn good time.

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She Dupree @shedupree.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Just as Ro Khanna said in his interview with NPR after being detained by Israeli forces, this measure failed, but will succeed in the future #GoRo #RegimeChange #Midterms2026 #Nov2026 #BlueWave “Almost Half of House Democrats Vote to End Aid to Israel” www.nytimes.com/2026/07/15/u...

nytimes.com

Almost Half of House Democrats Vote to End Aid to Israel (Gift Article)

The measure failed, but the level of support among Democrats exposed a stark shift in the party away from backing the Jewish state.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

SCOTUS declines to hear E Jean Carroll case, meaning Trump has to pay her $5 million. Boom. Give her her damn money.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

SCOTUS today: - States can count mail in ballots arriving late as long as they are postmarked prior to the election - won’t hear Trump’s E Jean Carroll appeal - won’t hear Dersh’s CNN appeal - Trump can’t fire Lisa Cook #Winning

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

If that Alito retirement rumor is true, that sucks. They’ll try to push Thomas out, too. I’m wondering if that’s why he was on the Hill yesterday.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

Trump’s net worth has almost tripled since he’s been back in office. He rugged his crypto followers for over $500 million. Over $1.4 billion in total crypto profit. Financial corruption hawks on the right, where you at?

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

Stock trades by President. The blatant corruption is just staggering

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

“Fixing their car” = intentionally bypassing emission controls Meanwhile, Trump is currently prosecuting someone for touching a pool

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

It’s the world’s dumbest cult.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 05/07/2026

I can’t find a link on BlueSky, but I would encourage everyone to listen to Obama’s Fourth of July remarks from today. Then, compare them to the absolute bile you’re going to hear from Trump tonight. Our government doesn’t have to be a walking clown show. Vote accordingly.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Trump just said the ballroom will be missile proof. It’s fucking made of glass. There’s no such thing as missile proof glass. The bunker under it will be very secure, but also not missile proof.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Now that the MSM flood is also starting, there’s no way they’re going to be able to keep this hidden until August. The rumor mill has been going crazy today. Nothing confirmed yet, but it definitely doesn’t sound good.

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Angry @angrystaffer.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

More ships attacked. Folks have to understand that Iran really has no incentive to negotiate in good faith - they know Trump wants this war to end, and they have all the leverage. They’re going to take what money they can get and drag out the political pain for Trump as long as possible.

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David Ho @davidho.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

You want to see Norway men’s national football team’s official photo for World Cup 2026 www.nytimes.com/athletic/733...

members of the Norway men’s national football team on a rocky shore, styled as a fierce group of ancient Vikings. They are dressed in elaborate historical costumes, including fur-trimmed capes, leather tunics, chainmail, and armor pieces, while holding traditional gear like circular wooden shields, spears, axes, swords, and blowing horns. In the background, longships rest on a calm body of water that cuts through a vast, dramatic fjord. The rugged landscape is framed by massive, steep green mountains, with a thin waterfall cascading down a cliff face on the left, all under a cloudy, overcast sky.

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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

The amount of corruption in this administration is astounding.

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James Talarico @jamestalarico.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

There’s been a lot of talk in this race about what makes a "real man." A man does what’s right when no one is watching. He upholds his commitments to his family and neighbors. He doesn’t lie, cheat, & steal his way through life. Real men serve others. Weak men serve themselves.

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