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Top Auto CEO Says He May Pull Production Out of Mexico If Trump Follows Through on Tariffs https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/top-auto-ceo-says-he-may-pull-production/ from the Gateway Pundit .....Hippy

What ca doing Tom? Going into the trailer trucking business? Nice looking ol' Jimmy, spent many a mile in one of those. .....Hippy

https://choiceclips.whatfinger.com/2025/02/13/elon-musks-dad-errol-confirms-that-michelle-obama-is-a-man-😂/ From Whatfinger News .....Hippy

No More Mr. Nice Guy By Kevin Finn at The American Thinker During his first term, President Trump amassed a remarkable record of achievements. In so doing, he also infuriated the swamp because he demonstrated how much better off Americans were without the swamp’s constant intrusions into every aspect of their lives. He was like the new CEO in a company where the employees had been embezzling for years — which, as we’re finding out now, was pretty close to the truth. Trump 45 likely expected resistance from the Democrats while naïvely imagining that Republicans would back him up. We all know how that worked out. There were quite a few instances during his first term in which the left condemned him for acting too harshly, while at the same time he disappointed his supporters, who desired that he take stronger actions. The difference between Trump 45 and Trump 47 are remarkable. Those on the left are still complaining, but Trump 47 is acting so quickly that they can’t keep up. One of the major differences between Trump 45 and Trump 47 lies in his personnel choices. It’s been said that “personnel is policy,” and there could not be a starker difference between the rosters of his first and second terms. Pres. Trump fired FBI director James Comey in May of 2017 because of how Comey mishandled the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails and illegal servers. At the time, the FBI was also investigating claims of Russian interference in the 2016 election with possible ties to the Trump campaign, and so leftists claimed that Trump was obstructing justice. Trump replaced Comey with Christopher Wray, who not only did nothing to reform the FBI, but presided over multiple scandals himself, the raid on Mar-a-Lago being a prime example. Trump 45’s appointment of Jeff Sessions as attorney general (A.G.) was first met with approval by conservatives. In a stunning turn of events, Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, which was seen by conservatives as a betrayal. While Trump publicly criticized Sessions on a few occasions, he didn’t remove him from office until later in his term. Many Trump-supporters found this too lenient. Trump 47 nominated Pam Bondi for A.G., and one of the first things she did was to file lawsuits against N.Y. governor Kathy Hochul and N.Y. A.G. Letitia James for their roles in encouraging illegal immigration. Where A.G. Sessions was timid and reclusive, A.G. Bondi is boldly taking action to carry out Trump’s America First agenda. In his first term, Pres. Trump frequently referred to hostile media outlets as the “enemy of the people.” Leftists interpreted this as an attack on the 1st Amendment, an attempt to delegitimize journalism, and another example of the oft-cited “danger to democracy.” Meanwhile, conservatives desired more formal actions, such as revoking press credentials or even pursuing defamation lawsuits. Trump 45 had four press secretaries. Sean Spicer and Stephanie Grisham were able but unremarkable, the latter leaving under inauspicious circumstances. On the other hand, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany deftly and gracefully handled hostile media questioners. Trump 47 appointed the youngest White House press secretary in history. Twenty-seven-year-old Karoline Leavitt quickly rearranged the Brady Press Room, granting access to more independent news outlets. She’s also proven to be just as quick on her feet as Sanders and McEnany as she easily answers questions, often without referring to notes. Trump 45 revoked the security clearances of some intelligence officers who had been critical of him, claiming national security concerns and alleged partisan behavior. His political adversaries saw this as retaliation. His supporters, meanwhile, were hoping for a restructuring or an overhaul of the FBI and the DOJ along with a purge of his political adversaries. These did not happen. Trump 47 revoked the security clearances of all 51 intelligence officials who signed the Hunter Biden laptop letter as well as numerous other officials, such as Anthony Fauci and John Bolton. The Senate recently confirmed John Ratcliffe and Tulsi Gabbard as CIA director and director of National Intelligence, respectively. Ratcliffe, a former DNI himself, swore to re-establish “apolitical” intelligence-gathering at the CIA and said he would rid the CIA of agents with “political or personal biases.” As DNI, Ms. Gabbard has vowed to “increase information-sharing, collect and analyze apolitical and unbiased information, end the politicization of the intelligence community and rebuild trust through transparency and accountability.” Kash Patel reportedly has interesting plans for the FBI, basically letting “cops be cops.” Hopefully, the Senate will confirm him. One of the most contentious issues of Trump’s first term was border security. He campaigned on this issue in 2015 and again in 2024. His “zero tolerance” policy has always been criticized by the left as harsh and punitive against aliens seeking asylum. Conservatives have responded that many of the asylum claims are suspicious and that most foreigners are drawn by our generous welfare programs. Trump 45’s administration took some steps against sanctuary cities, although conservatives argued that the response was not as forceful as it could have been. They felt he should have pushed harder for legislation or executive actions to withhold federal funds from these jurisdictions. Back in 2019, Jeh Johnson, DHS Secretary under President Obama, commented on encounters with illegal aliens at the border: “If it was above 1,000 that was a relatively bad number and I was going to be in a bad mood the whole day. ... I know that a thousand overwhelms the system. I cannot begin to imagine what 4,000 a day looks like, so we are truly in a crisis.” Under Joe Biden, on December 18, 2023, that number reached 14,509. In his second term, Pres. Trump is taking this issue even more seriously. He appointed longtime law enforcement officer Tom Homan as “border czar” and has promised mass deportations. For his part, Mr. Homan has said, “Public safety threats and national security threats will be the priority. ... They pose the most danger to this country.” Referring to mayors and governors, he said, “If they openly impede us, that’s a violation of federal law. It’s a felony. If they knowingly harbor and conceal an alien, that’s a felony. The Trump administration will hold them accountable through prosecution.” True to form, Trump 47’s Department of Justice announced lawsuits against New York’s Hochul and James over “sanctuary” status. A.G. Pam Bondi said, “This is a new DOJ. New York has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over American citizens. It stops. It stops today. As you know, we sued Illinois,” she added. “New York didn’t listen. So now you’re next.” It’s worth mentioning that Trump’s actions in his first term had various justifications and were often framed as responses to perceived corruption or inefficiency, whereas his critics argued that these actions undermined democratic institutions or were motivated by personal vendettas. It is to be expected that the same criticism will be leveled against him moving forward. When all is said and done, however, there are substantial and welcome differences between Trump 45 and Trump 47. Pres. Trump appears to have grown into the presidency, having learned a great deal from the mistakes of his first term and Joe Biden’s catastrophic “reign of error.” The near-fatal assassination attempt of July 13, 2024 seems to have sobered him, and he has spoken of his belief that God intervened on his behalf on that fateful day. Buckle up. The next four years promise to be glorious. .....Hippy

Trump’s U.S. Department of Education Orders All 50 States to Eliminate DEI Programs Within 14 Days… or Lose Federal Funding The U.S. Department of Education under President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to all federally funded educational institutions: eliminate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs within 14 days, or face the complete withdrawal of federal funding. The directive, outlined in a letter from the Department’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), comes in response to “pervasive and repugnant race-based preferences” that have turned America’s schools into indoctrination camps. The letter explicitly warns schools, universities, and state education agencies that their reliance on DEI initiatives—which serve as racial discrimination—violates federal civil rights law. According to the document, which cites the Supreme Court’s landmark 2023 ruling in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, the Department of Education has found that DEI programs not only promote racial division but also directly contradict federal anti-discrimination laws. The letter condemns DEI efforts as a systematic attempt to impose race-conscious policies in admissions, hiring, scholarships, and even classroom instruction. The letter reads in part: Under this order, educational institutions receiving federal aid must immediately: Dismantle DEI offices and programming that promote race-based policies. End race-based hiring and admissions practices that disadvantage certain groups. Cease funding or collaborating with third-party organizations that push DEI initiatives. Halt racially segregated graduations, scholarships, and other programs under the guise of inclusion. Failure to comply, the Department warns, will result in swift consequences—including the potential revocation of federal funding. From Gateway Pundit .....Hippy

“You’re the Ally I’ve Been Waiting for All My Life” – Warmonger and Lapdog Lindsey Graham Declares His Unending Love for Zelensky in Ukraine Truth Tweet Sha Warmonger Lindsey Graham flied to Europe to pledge his endearing love to the Ukrainian dictator and his war with Russia. US Senators, including Republicans Lindsey Graham (South Carolina), John Cornyn (Texas), and Thom Tillis (North Carolina), flew to Europe this week to pledge their support to Ukrainian tyrant Volodymyr Zelensky and his war with Russia. During one press gaggle, Lindsey opened up about his respect and admiration for the Ukrainian president. At least $100 billion of US Aid sent to Ukraine went missing. Someone should ask Lindsey about that. From Gateway Pundit .....Hippy

Not very nice putting only ONE picture. .....Hippy

...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 AM EST MONDAY... * WHAT...Heavy mixed precipitation. Total snow accumulations between 6 and 9 inches, sleet accumulations around 1 inch, and ice accumulations between one tenth and four tenths of an inch. * WHERE...Western and Central Hillsborough, Cheshire, Eastern Hillsborough, and Interior Rockingham Counties. * WHEN...Until 1 AM EST Monday. * IMPACTS...A snowstorm will bring plowable snow to the region with a period of moderate travel impacts expected. An extended period of mixed wintry precipitation will be the biggest hazard. Light to moderate icing of trees will cause some tree branches to snap and others to be weighed down. The power outage threat is elevated. Travel will be dangerous and is not advised due to icy road conditions. Gusty winds directly after the storm will cause a period of dangerous conditions. Having to wait till morning to see what we are going to do with it. Blow the snow before the ice or let it ice up on the snow. Hoping it doesn't rain after it snowed like it did Thursday. .....Hippy

Shocking Scandal: Over $151 Million Intended for Soldiers’ Meals at 11 Major Army Bases Spent Elsewhere (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Osvaldo Martinez) A bombshell report has exposed that more than $151 million meant to feed soldiers at 11 of the Army’s largest bases was repurposed for undisclosed uses. This revelation, first reported by Steve Beynon of Military.com, comes as junior enlisted soldiers struggle to access nutritious food on base, with some being forced to survive on substandard meals. The funds in question are deducted directly from service members’ Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS), a monthly $460 allotment meant to cover food costs for soldiers living in barracks. For junior enlisted personnel earning approximately $30,000 annually, this deduction represents a significant financial burden. Yet, instead of using these funds to provide adequate meals, the Army appears to be diverting them elsewhere. ADVERTISEMENT Incredibly, out of $225 million collected across just 11 bases, a staggering $151 million was not used for food expenses. With the Army operating a total of 104 garrisons, the true amount of unspent funds could be far higher. The Army refuses to disclose what the extra funds are being used for. Major expenses like dining hall infrastructure and food service worker salaries are covered under separate budgets, and despite repeated inquiries from Military.com, officials have declined to provide any transparency. When pressed, the Army provided only a vague statement, claiming that food expenditures are based on past attendance at dining facilities. But that explanation doesn’t account for why the vast majority of BAS funds are not going toward feeding soldiers. ADVERTISEMENT The following data obtained by Military.com represents the Army’s fiscal year 2024, spanning from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024. It provides a rounded comparison of the total funds collected from soldiers for food at each installation versus the actual expenditures on food. More from the news outlet:

They want to change Department Of Government Efficiency to Federal Agency of Financial Oversight. DOGE to FAFO .....Hippy

Happy Birthday Barry! 🎂 And on Valentines Day no less. 🍻 .....Hippy

Came across this one. Volume up! .....Hippy

Video is 21 mins long, click on Elon with volume up a little. .....Hippy They are both the same, have to C&P..... https://choiceclips.whatfinger.com/2025/02/11/big-balls-lava-scrolls-top-10-memes-watch-maga/ https://rumble.com/v6jj7gj-big-balls-and-lava-scrolls-top-10-memes.html

Which picture was it's original colors? .....Hippy

Wonder if USAID paid for this? Man's pop-up urinal death may never be explained, family fears Harry Low - BBC News https://www.yahoo.com/news/mans-pop-urinal-death-may-031138269.html .....Hippy

Third row to the right, (Design J) three tone blue and white. .....Hippy

l remember these when they were building I-86 now I-84 from Hartford Conn to the Mass line. The railroad overpass east of what is now l-291 before it was rebuilt. You could almost remove your drivers mirror on the center support if you were in the left lane. The guard rail was bolted to the center support of the bridge. The freight haulers racing down the hill east bound at exit 100 before the rest area. OH ya! Back when it was fun. lol .....Hippy

Enjoy! .....Hippy

Now that is some special undercover SS member right there!! .....Hippy