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@highbrow_nobrow A woman who proved her corruption while Florida Attorney General isn't going to tolerate anyone questioning the character of the man who paid her $25K to keep Florida from joining the class action suit against Trump U? Does she realize how preposterous that statement is?

NEW: Bodycam footage of Tony Romo's arrest released, tells police officer that he was on his way to see Grandma and Grandpa. "Because I’m coming from a golf course, you think I’m drunk?" he asked the female police officer. Romo was also heard telling officers that he was having difficulty with some of the tests because of his two back surgeries. Police say Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, citing his "red, glassy eyes and the odor of an intoxicating alcoholic beverage." His court date has been set for September 21.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷The top U.S. military commander in the Middle East, Adm. Brad Cooper, recommended stopping the bombing campaign around the Strait of Hormuz because it has reached the limit of its effectiveness. My story on @axios axios.com/2026/07/26/hor…

Axios reports that U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) commander Adm. Brad Cooper recommended ending the recent bombing campaign around the Strait of Hormuz after concluding it had largely achieved its objectives and reached the limit of its effectiveness. According to Axios, Cooper told senior defense officials that two weeks of strikes had significantly degraded Iran's ability to attack shipping and that most planned targets had already been hit. He reportedly said the remaining roughly 20% of designated Operation Epic Fury targets would require a return to major combat operations, and that absent such a decision, there was little military value in continuing the limited bombing campaign. Axios says Cooper's assessment, along with warnings from Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine about dwindling air defense interceptor stocks, helped influence President Trump's decision to pause U.S. strikes on Friday. The report adds that U.S.-Iran talks are continuing while both sides appear to be observing an informal "quiet for quiet" pause.

Barak Ravid @BarakRavid

3 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷The top U.S. military commander in the Middle East, Adm. Brad Cooper, recommended stopping the bombing campaign around the Strait of Hormuz because it has reached the limit of its effectiveness. My story on @axios axios.com/2026/07/26/hor…

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🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸 Iran Claims Strategic Victory as Third Straight Night Passes Without U.S. Strikes While Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed The third consecutive night without reported U.S. airstrikes on Iran has fuelled claims in Tehran that the country has secured a strategic victory by deterring further American military action, even as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed to normal commercial shipping and tensions continue to grip the Gulf. Iranian officials and state-affiliated media argue that the operational pause demonstrates the failure of Washington's bombing campaign to achieve its objectives. They point to Tehran's ability to rapidly adapt to U.S. strikes, reportedly cutting its missile response time from as long as 15 hours at the beginning of the conflict to approximately 30 minutes later in the campaign. Iranian forces repeatedly launched retaliatory missile attacks against U.S. bases shortly after American bombardments, showcasing what officials describe as a resilient command-and-control network. The military pause comes as analysts assess the enormous cost of the conflict for U.S. weapons inventories. Analysis cited by ABC Australia, based on research from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), estimates the United States expended between 3,710 and 4,510 advanced precision-guided munitions during the campaign—roughly one-third of its estimated pre-war stockpile. Among the most heavily depleted systems were air-defence interceptors. Estimates suggest the U.S. fired between 190 and 290 THAAD interceptors, more than half of its SM-3 inventory, and over 1,000 Patriot interceptors. More than 1,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles and over 1,100 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSMs) were also reportedly used, alongside a significant share of the relatively new Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) arsenal. Defence experts warn that replenishing many of these sophisticated weapons will take years due to limited manufacturing capacity, potentially constraining U.S. readiness for future high-intensity conflicts. Meanwhile, maritime tensions remain high in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported that an oil tanker allegedly deviated from Tehran's designated transit route before striking a naval mine and suffering an explosion. The report has not been independently verified, but the incident underscores the continuing risks to one of the world's most critical energy chokepoints. Supporters of Tehran describe the combination of three nights without U.S. strikes, continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran's demonstrated ability to retaliate rapidly as evidence of a strategic success. However, independent military analysts caution that it is still too early to determine whether the current pause represents a lasting shift in the balance of power or merely a temporary operational lull before fighting resumes.

The Washington Post headline launders an operationally constrained retreat into presidential magnanimity. Trump did not simply decide to give negotiations “some space.” CENTCOM’s commander reportedly recommended stopping because the Hormuz campaign had reached the limit of its effectiveness, most designated targets were exhausted, and continuing made no sense unless Trump restarted major war. Gen. Dan Caine also warned that interceptor shortages could impair protection of U.S. forces and allies. (Axios) Even the Post’s own article acknowledges that Waltz was pushing back against depletion reports while Pentagon officials privately expressed far greater anxiety about munitions. The headline foregrounds the administration’s spin; the underlying facts expose the constraint. (The Washington Post) Iran did not submit. Tehran imposed attack for attack, quiet for quiet: Iran pauses only while America pauses, and warns of a broad response if Trump resumes. That is reciprocal deterrence, not unilateral American mercy. (Reuters) Trump’s enablers are trying to rename: Constraint as restraint. Operational exhaustion as diplomacy. A failed coercion campaign as “giving talks space.” The real story is harsher: After 13 nights of bombing, Trump’s military told him the current campaign had run out of strategically useful moves. Iran remained cohesive, retained its Hormuz leverage, widened the conflict’s costs and reached negotiations without conceding Trump’s political objective. Trump did not pause because he had demonstrated control. He paused because continued bombing was consuming American power faster than it was destroying Iranian leverage. That is not escalation dominance. It is failed compellence disguised by a flattering headline.

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

3 days ago

President Trump wants to give talks with Iran “some space” as he considers whether to escalate attacks, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said Sunday. wapo.st/3TkLcAA

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• March 2025: Taylor Farms contributes $1 million to Make America Great Again Inc., days after the FDA delays the Food Traceability Rule. • The FDA informs Taylor Farms that one of its iceberg lettuce products tested positive for cyclospora, prompting a voluntary recall. • During the cyclospora outbreak: The New York Times reports Taylor Farms hires a former Trump White House official. • Last week: Taylor Farms executives meet with White House and FDA officials, where the company challenges aspects of the government's outbreak conclusions, according to the New York Times. • Now: Taylor Farms says the FDA apologized, calling the positive test a false positive and stating no Taylor Farms product has tested positive for cyclospora.

Trump’s incompetent administration has dismantled and gutted all the agencies that monitor and prevent food borne illnesses. There is so much winning going on right now, that is if you want to die! 🤬

"I challenge anyone to defend it: a war built on lies told by a White House utterly absent figures of integrity to dissuade the president from his delusions" -- Jon Ossoff's entire address today at the Berean Christian Church is worth watching

Trump is having a mental health episode on social media right now. He’s been posting nonstop all day: 11:16 AM - AI photo of Kaitlan Collins as Dylan Mulvaney 11:43 AM - AI image attacking Bruce Springsteen 3:22 PM - An AI art installation of Trump throwing a ‘Trump 2028’ hat 3:23 PM - Photo of him standing next to a TV with Biden’s final Oval Office address playing 3:23 PM - AI art of him giving his speech at the WHCD 3:23 PM - AI photo of Chris Christie fighting Democrat Rep. Jerry Nadler 3:23 PM - AI image attacking Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Stephen Colbert 3:24 PM - Trump 2028 poster that says “give the enemy nightmares.” Nobody is scared of him 3:24 PM - AI image attacking Rosie O’Donnell 3:25 PM - Fake movie poster of him in Star Trek 3:25 PM - Another Trump 2028 poster 3:31 PM - AI poster of the U.S. attacking Kharg Island in Iran 3:31 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker 3:32 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker x2 3:33 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker x3 3:47 PM - Posts an AI image of an Iranian ship being blown up 4:36 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker x4 4:36 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker x5 4:37 PM - AI image of him taking over an Iranian oil tanker x6 4:39 PM - AI image of him cosplaying as a Navy Commander 4:39 PM - AI image of him smoking a cigar wearing a Trump 2028 hat 4:40 PM - AI poster of him with founding fathers 4:41 PM - Poster of himself saying “the man who saved America” which couldn’t be further from the truth 4:41 PM - Weird photo of him standing behind a pillar 4:45 PM - AI image of himself saying “Guardians of the world” 4:47 PM - AI image of American jets saying “Guardian Angels of the world” 4:48 PM - Another AI photo of an Iranian ship being blown up 4:49 PM - AI image of himself saying “Guardians of the world” x2 4:52 PM - AI photo of lightning over the Capitol building saying “panic in DC” 4:53 PM - A photo of himself saying “plan trusted” 4:54 PM - AI image of an eagle and a jet saying “America is back” which certainly isn’t true 4:54 PM - AI photo of a beach saying “Trump’s America” which is ironic given that the image is fake lol 4:55 PM - Photo of him giving a speech 4:56 PM - Photo of himself pointing at members of his cabinet 4:57 PM - AI photo of himself and JFK 4:58 PM - Fake photo of himself wearing a pink Trump 2028 hat 4:59 PM - AI photo of a Trump 2028 mug surrounded by crying people 4:59 PM - Photo of him putting on his Trump 2028 hat at the WHCD 5:00 PM - Posts graph downplaying American casualties in Iran 5:01 PM - AI photo of an air filter between the United States and Canada 5:04 PM - Attacks Republican Senator John Thune 5:04 PM - AI image of him as a doctor 5:16 PM - Fake movie poster of him and George Washington in a time travel movie He’s insane. 25th Amendment NOW.

US #maga #trump Is low on armerments, cruz missiles & interceptor missiles Iran said trump called 📞 em and wants a deal, Iran said the terms are unconditional surrendered and regime change

The Telegraph @Telegraph

3 days ago

Donald Trump has paused plans to escalate the war on Iran after being warned that the US is running low on missiles. For the first time in nearly two weeks, the US president called off strikes on the Islamic Republic over the weekend and has set aside plans to return to major

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@nytimes Let me be clear. I am so fed up with Americans. You let Trump grab billions upon billions for himself, send your youth to their deaths, ICE killing Americans, alienate allies and more, and you don't do anything about it. You ALL deserve your faith for accepting this.

@nytimes He will never win this war. Congress is completely derelict in their duty. Impeach, remove and convict.

@nytimes He has no plans. No end game. No idea what to do next. There is no off ramp to his Ill prepared war. Five months.. Not 5 weeks. 34% approval rating and he stands up at the dinner last night and makes fun of people. Pathetic.

@nytimes So Trump is TACOing again on his previous TACO’s TACO 🐔🌮🌮🌮

@nytimes Market manipulation for his rich buddies! That’s all it is. He pretty much admitted to that! msn.com/en-gb/news/wor…

He is confused, erratic, and chaotic. Perhaps he is beginning to realise that dropping bombs on Iran won’t change anything. It won’t persuade them or make them accept Trump’s demands. Their primary focus is on controlling the Strait of Hormuz, and they are going to have it. Trump has led the U.S., indeed the entire world, into a strategic catastrophe.

@nytimes let me guess: "they are begging for a deal..."