Candace

Candace

@redheadedflyer.bsky.social

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NO! Rick Jackson, republican billionaire candidate for Georgia’s governor didn't send 800 foster kids to college as his tv ad claims! Funding for these kids comes from The Fostering Success Act: A bipartisan bill that allows foster youth to attend public universities tuition free! TAX Payers paid!

The official White House account revealed an online arcade, hosted on a government .gov domain full of games aimed at children. They were built to make cruelty fun. One “Rio Run,” is a game where children control border czar Tom Homan, chasing migrants with various skin colors! Geobels 2.0!

Dan DeFreest@dandefreest.bsky.social

Blanche was confirmed as AG. Just a reminder: The last time a president appointed an attorney he had personal ties to, was when Nixon appointed his law partner and campaign manager John Mitchell. Mitchell ended up disbarred and spent 2 yrs in prison for his role as AG protecting Nixon.

CREW@citizensforethics.org

NEW: If Todd Blanche continues as he has done, the American people can expect more perks for Trump, more unjust prosecutions, more taxpayer-funded payouts to Trump cronies, and less transparency. That is the future the Senate voted for overnight.

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If the the Department of Government Efficiency is “stonewalling the inspector general’s office, it’s an extremely safe bet that they’re absolutely ignoring FOIA officers who are asking for information,” FPF's @laurenleharper.bsky.social told @the74.bsky.social's @lrj417.bsky.social.

the74million.orgTrump’s Education Department Leaves Mountain of Public Records Requests UnaddressedA review by The 74 of FOIA logs shows the department has fulfilled 3% of them — some only in part.

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America's national parks have a $24 billion maintenance backlog. National park entrance fees are meant to go toward addressing this backlog. Instead, Trump has redirected that money to pay for vanity projects.

nytimes.comNational Park Entrance Fees Are Funding Trump’s D.C. ProjectsThe administration is spending at least $67 million worth of fees paid by visitors to national parks on fixing D.C. fountains and the Reflecting Pool.