Just another MAGA hypocrite.

[LurkerNoMore]

Why post once when you can post 10 one after the other 🤦🏻‍♂️
WTF

4AM 🩸

[Dos Equis]

Pretty sure his statement of :

“I support Trump and I will NOT apologize for it”

confirms his MAGAtardism.

I don't see that quote in the story.  But let's assume he did vote for Trump.  How is that in any way related to him committing these crimes? 

[chaos]

Why post once when you can post 10 one after the other 🤦🏻‍♂️
WTF

Imagine his search history? All about sex, kids and Trump. Very suspect.

[illuminati]

Imagine his search history? All about sex, kids and Trump. Very suspect.

Definitely a very strange individual to say the least.
He's very quiet about his husband.

Notice how he keeps track of the time in the UK & when I post - very odd.

[LurkerNoMore]

Imagine his search history? All about sex, kids and Trump. Very suspect.

Compared to yours that is nothing but estrogen control methods and ladyboys.

[LurkerNoMore]

I don't see that quote in the story.  But let's assume he did vote for Trump.  How is that in any way related to him committing these crimes?

His political MAGA posts have been documented by various sources directly from his accounts.

How is it related?  The thread title here clearly contains the words "MAGA hypocrite".  It would be hard to post on topic of this thread subject if it were a liberal, drag queen or anti Trump voter.

[LurkerNoMore]

Soooooo....  new day, same ol MAGA bullshit crimes.  Still working through the month of October. 

Old crimes, but at least he surrendered when it came to light. 

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https://www.ksla.com/2025/10/23/cpso-says-man-exploited-position-family-friend-prey-2-juveniles/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNtmQNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFucGpVMnpRaVpmUTI3Y0I4AR6kYPlceume4nt5vS7beHKmL65qgI-_EV8eLIWMLiJf19gcCnwLpnAw-qV3yQ_aem_SGXNMxjfaZCTmCC_XudkZA

CADDO PARISH, La. (KSLA) - A man from DeBerry, Texas, has been arrested for committing sex crimes against juveniles, according to Sheriff Henry Whitehorn Sr.

The Special Victims Unit of the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office (CPSO) conducted an investigation into the sexual abuse of two victims. Although the victims are now adults, the abuse occurred when they were between the ages of 13 and 14.

The offender has been identified as 67-year-old Walter Jeff Shadoin.

During the investigation, both victims reported incidents of sexual abuse and grooming involving Shadoin. He exploited his position as a family friend and mentor to isolate the victims and engage them in conversations about sexual acts on multiple occasions, according to CPSO. These incidents took place in Caddo Parish between 2007 and 2010.

Shadoin was contacted by authorities for an interview, which led to the investigation’s findings.

As a result, Shadoin has been charged with:

    two counts of sexual battery
    two counts of indecent behavior with juveniles
    one count of misdemeanor sexual battery

A warrant was issued for Shadoin’s arrest, and he surrendered to the Caddo Correctional Center on October 22.
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[LurkerNoMore]

Another Indiana MAGAhole kiddie perv.  This month too. 

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https://www.14news.com/2025/10/22/police-man-arrested-child-sex-abuse-charges/

Published: Oct. 22, 2025 at 9:40 AM EDT|Updated: Oct. 22, 2025 at 3:13 PM EDT

HUNTINGBURG, Ind. (WFIE) - Huntingburg Police Department officials say a man is in jail after detectives found he was in possession of child sex abuse material.

According to a press release, a Cyber Tip was generated and included media files depicting child sex abuse material.

During the investigation, it was determined that 51-year-old Roy E. Stearns of Holland was the user of the Google account that uploaded the CSAM files.

On Tuesday, two search warrants were executed in Holland.

Officials say detectives from the Huntingburg Police Department were assisted by investigators with the Jasper Police Department, Dubois County Sheriff’s Office, Ferdinand Police Department and Dubois County Prosecutor’s Office.

During the search, additional evidence was seized and will be searched for additional child sex abuse material.

Stearns was arrested and is being charged with Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material.
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[LurkerNoMore]

Not only is the month of October quite busy for conservapervs getting busted for child sex crimes, but 4 of the ones listed above are all from Indiana.  What the fuck?   Maybe I should try a different month.  Surely it can't be this bad.

Welp, so much for that.

[funk51]

Not only is the month of October quite busy for conservapervs getting busted for child sex crimes, but 4 of the ones listed above are all from Indiana.  What the fuck?   Maybe I should try a different month.  Surely it can't be this bad.

Welp, so much for that.

   

     At least 10 January 6th insurrectionists pardoned by President Trump have already been rearrested, charged or sentenced for other crimes. The crimes include plotting murder of FBI agents, child sexual assault, possession of child sexual abuse material and reckless homicide while driving drunk—underscoring the public safety threats posed by the pardoned insurrectionists.

In two cases, the insurrectionists committed the crimes after receiving their pardons. An additional pardoned rioter was killed during a traffic stop when he reportedly resisted arrest and was armed.

Andrew Taake: According to the FBI, Taake assaulted Capitol Police officers with pepper spray and a metal whip. He was sentenced to over six years in prison for his role in the insurrection. After Trump’s pardon, he was rearrested on previous charges of soliciting a minor.
Edward Kelley: Kelley was one of the first insurrectionists to breach the Capitol and was found guilty on several charges related to January 6th. He was convicted on charges of plotting to murder the FBI agents who investigated him in the January 6th case and is scheduled to be sentenced in July.
Emily Hernandez: Hernandez pleaded guilty to entering and remaining in a building and restricted grounds. After Trump’s pardon, she was sentenced to 10 years in prison for causing a drunk driving accident in 2022 that killed one person and injured another.
Daniel Ball: According to prosecutors, Ball attacked police officers with an explosive device during the insurrection. He was rearrested days after Trump’s pardon for illegal gun possession given his felony record of domestic violence and strangulation.
David Daniel: According to prosecutors, Daniel was part of the attempt to break through a barricaded Senate door and pleaded guilty to resisting police officers. He remains in custody after Trump’s pardon on possession of child sexual abuse material charges brought in 2024.
Shane Jason Woods: Woods pleaded guilty to assaulting police and a press photographer. After Trump’s pardon, Woods was convicted in April for multiple counts including reckless homicide and driving under the influence in 2022.
Theodore Middendorf: Middendorf pleaded guilty to destruction of government property on January 6th. He was previously sentenced in 2024 to 19 years in prison for sexually assaulting a seven year old and remains in prison.
Taylor Taranto: Taranto was convicted of several crimes related to January 6th including possession of an unregistered firearm. He was arrested in 2023 for illegal gun possession and making a threat to blow up the National Institute of Standards and Technology and was convicted this May.
Brent John Holdridge: Holdridge pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building on January 6th. He was arrested in May for stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of industrial copper wire and faces charges of burglary, grand theft and possession of stolen property.
Zachary Alam: Alam was sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in the insurrection. After Trump’s pardon, Alam was rearrested in May for an alleged home invasion and theft.                                   Trump will probably float them a pardon, as I'm sure they are all good people.

[funk51]

 Donald Trump just found another way to make history — by starving his own country. While 40 million Americans brace for lost food benefits, the Trump administration is refusing to use a $5 billion emergency fund to keep the SNAP program, better known as food stamps,  running during his government shutdown.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t a lack of money. It’s a lack of humanity.
The funds are sitting there, legally available, ready to prevent hunger. But Trump’s USDA decided it “would be illegal” to use them — even though past administrations used the same reserves to cover families during hurricanes and wildfires. Instead, the White House is holding the country’s hungriest hostage to a political tantrum.
At the same time, just blocks away, construction crews are busy gilding Trump’s new $300 million White House ballroom — funded by tech giants, defense contractors, and billionaire donors. Apple, Google, Palantir, Lockheed Martin — all chipped in so the president could have a private Versailles for his friends.
So yes, while Americans skip meals, the chandeliers are being hung.
If the shutdown continues into November, experts say benefits could vanish completely for millions. Some states are scraping together their own emergency funds, but the USDA has warned they won’t be reimbursed. Others are simply out of options.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is pretending Democrats are to blame — even though this crisis is entirely self-made. “We’re only cutting Democrat programs,” Trump bragged earlier this month. Apparently, feeding hungry Americans now counts as a “Democrat program.”
Trump’s America will always find billions for marble floors and gold-plated chandeliers, but not a dime for a struggling mom trying to buy groceries. It’s the clearest moral contrast you’ll ever see: a government that feeds billionaires while letting children go hungry. JUST ANOTHER FORM OF CHILD ABUSE.

[Grape Ape]

Donald Trump just found another way to make history — by starving his own country. While 40 million Americans brace for lost food benefits, the Trump administration is refusing to use a $5 billion emergency fund to keep the SNAP program, better known as food stamps,  running during his government shutdown.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t a lack of money. It’s a lack of humanity.
The funds are sitting there, legally available, ready to prevent hunger. But Trump’s USDA decided it “would be illegal” to use them — even though past administrations used the same reserves to cover families during hurricanes and wildfires. Instead, the White House is holding the country’s hungriest hostage to a political tantrum.
At the same time, just blocks away, construction crews are busy gilding Trump’s new $300 million White House ballroom — funded by tech giants, defense contractors, and billionaire donors. Apple, Google, Palantir, Lockheed Martin — all chipped in so the president could have a private Versailles for his friends.
So yes, while Americans skip meals, the chandeliers are being hung.
If the shutdown continues into November, experts say benefits could vanish completely for millions. Some states are scraping together their own emergency funds, but the USDA has warned they won’t be reimbursed. Others are simply out of options.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is pretending Democrats are to blame — even though this crisis is entirely self-made. “We’re only cutting Democrat programs,” Trump bragged earlier this month. Apparently, feeding hungry Americans now counts as a “Democrat program.”
Trump’s America will always find billions for marble floors and gold-plated chandeliers, but not a dime for a struggling mom trying to buy groceries. It’s the clearest moral contrast you’ll ever see: a government that feeds billionaires while letting children go hungry. JUST ANOTHER FORM OF CHILD ABUSE.

Ah, a whole bunch of words just to describe another false equivalency.

[funk51]

Ah, a whole bunch of words just to describe another false equivalency.

  So kids going without food is good in your book. and orange fat man gets a 300 million dollar ballroom even better. Don't look now but I don't think he's planning to leave the white house any time soon[2028].      Do you think Trump even knows the government is shut down ?   and if he does , does he even care ?   Why doesn't he use his executive power to order them back to work,  What about reply 284, I see you're pretty much ignoring it. 

[LurkerNoMore]

I'm all for SNAP ending and people going hungry.  Red states have a higher percentage of population on SNAP.  Let them go hungry.  They voted for it.       And if they don't survive?  Well, thinning the herd isn't a bad thing.

[Coach is Back!]

I'm all for SNAP ending and people going hungry.  Red states have a higher percentage of population on SNAP.  Let them go hungry.  They voted for it.       And if they don't survive?  Well, thinning the herd isn't a bad thing.

Hope this helps

Top 10 States by Total SNAP Recipients (Approximate Monthly Averages):

1.  California: ~5.5 million (high due to urban density and broad eligibility waivers). 
2.  Texas: ~3.5 million (rising with border-related strains).  
3.  Florida: ~3.0 million (13% of population; recent junk food restrictions noted).  
4.  New York: ~3.0 million (shutdown warnings highlight urban reliance). 
5.  Pennsylvania: ~2.0 million (swing-state vulnerabilities in funding debates). 
6.  Illinois: ~1.9 million (waivers criticized for enabling non-working adults). 
7.  Georgia: ~1.6 million (work requirements reduced rolls by 62% in pilot counties).  
8.  Michigan: ~1.5 million (blue-state waivers linked to higher participation). 
9.  North Carolina: ~1.5 million.
10.  Ohio: ~1.4 million (regional waivers noted in critiques). 

These totals reflect raw numbers, not per capita rates (e.g., New Mexico leads at 23% participation, but with a smaller base).  Coverage stresses how Democratic-led states often secure waivers from work requirements, inflating rolls—18 states/territories currently waive them entirely, including several top SNAP users. 
Cities/Metros with Highest SNAP Populations
City-specific data is sparser in these sources, often aggregated by county or metro, but patterns point to major urban areas in high-enrollment states. Reporting highlights fraud risks and work disincentives in dense, blue-leaning cities. 
 
Key Cities/Metros (Approximate):

•  New York City, NY: ~1.8 million (metro; D.C.-style loopholes add ineligible recipients). 
•  Los Angeles, CA (county/metro): ~1.2 million (tied to state waivers). 
•  Houston, TX (metro): ~850,000 (Harris County growth amid state reforms). 
•  Chicago, IL: ~800,000 (Cook County; urban poverty focus). 
•  Philadelphia, PA: ~550,000 (increased pantry use post-waiver losses). 

[Primemuscle]

Trump does plenty that I don't care for, and I have no issue calling it out.

BUT, I also blame the left for the 24/7 attacks on EVERY SINGLE THING.  This is why he counter punches.  I love how he's made the mainstream media basically self destruct.

Also, I blame the left for these things because they lose their mind.  If they remembered the whole "sticks and stones" mantra Trump wouldn't bother with it.

I listened to Eric Trump talk about the 2028 Trump Hat.  He said a staffer came up with the idea just to see how they reacted.  Eric said the press was so ridiculous and started asking him if they were going to change the constitution.  He said their reactions were so ridiculous they decided to add "Change the Rules" just to keep it going one more week.

How many seemingly ridiculous ideas has Trump floated that came to pass?

[Grape Ape]

  So kids going without food is good in your book. and orange fat man gets a 300 million dollar ballroom even better. Don't look now but I don't think he's planning to leave the white house any time soon[2028].      Do you think Trump even knows the government is shut down ?   and if he does , does he even care ?   Why doesn't he use his executive power to order them back to work,  What about reply 284, I see you're pretty much ignoring it. 

Sounds you want him to act like a King or something?

The ballroom has been planned for a while, and it has private donors.  It's not like they can say "hey, I didn't think the gov't would be shut down but since it is, can we use this to pay for that....".   You're comparing apples to oranges.  One has nothing to do with the other and to act like they do is just virtue signaling.

I don't know what reply 284 is...let me look.

[Grape Ape]

How many seemingly ridiculous ideas has Trump floated that came to pass?

Well, he said his campaign was spied on.  Seemed ridiculous, interviewers pushed back, but turned out to be true.  Stuff like that?   There's plenty more examples.

But I only care about the man's results. I don't live and breathe on his every word, I don't follow it

So far, it's Democracy at it's 100% peak level - A man who campaigned on his ideas, was duly elected by the rules (and popular vote) and is doing exactly what he campaigned on.

[Grape Ape]

I don't know what reply 284 is...let me look.

Ok I looked. I didn't even read it because it was a response to lurker's post, and it's obviously another one of your copy and pastes.

But what am I supposed to reply to - a subset of pardoned folks did bad things?  Am I supposed to dispute that?

[chaos]

  So kids going without food is good in your book.

I didn't fuck those sluts. Let them feed their own bastard children.

[Primemuscle]

Well, he said his campaign was spied on.  Seemed ridiculous, interviewers pushed back, but turned out to be true.  Stuff like that?   There's plenty more examples.

But I only care about the man's results. I don't live and breathe on his every word, I don't follow it

So far, it's Democracy at it's 100% peak level - A man who campaigned on his ideas, was duly elected by the rules (and popular vote) and is doing exactly what he campaigned on.

I don't recall his campaign including tearing down part of the White House.

Trump's trade policy has been famously volatile. While he campaigned on using tariffs, the "roller coaster" of tariffs on allies like Canada and Mexico and fluctuations with China were not spelled out in his initial campaign rhetoric.

Trump issued pardons, including to some individuals involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. This action went beyond what was expected and what had been mentioned on the campaign trail.

Despite promising to lower the cost of living, prices for everyday goods and services, including groceries, have risen, with inflation surging. This outcome is not aligned with his campaign promises to improve economic conditions for working families.

Job growth is failing to meet the job growth his campaign promised. Manufacturing has seen a slowdown in hiring, with job openings and hiring rates declining since early 2025. Job openings have declined significantly, and there are now more unemployed workers than job postings.

[LurkerNoMore]

Hope this helps

Top 10 States by Total SNAP Recipients (Approximate Monthly Averages):

1.  California: ~5.5 million (high due to urban density and broad eligibility waivers). 
2.  Texas: ~3.5 million (rising with border-related strains).  
3.  Florida: ~3.0 million (13% of population; recent junk food restrictions noted).  
4.  New York: ~3.0 million (shutdown warnings highlight urban reliance). 
5.  Pennsylvania: ~2.0 million (swing-state vulnerabilities in funding debates). 
6.  Illinois: ~1.9 million (waivers criticized for enabling non-working adults). 
7.  Georgia: ~1.6 million (work requirements reduced rolls by 62% in pilot counties).  
8.  Michigan: ~1.5 million (blue-state waivers linked to higher participation). 
9.  North Carolina: ~1.5 million.
10.  Ohio: ~1.4 million (regional waivers noted in critiques). 

These totals reflect raw numbers, not per capita rates (e.g., New Mexico leads at 23% participation, but with a smaller base).  Coverage stresses how Democratic-led states often secure waivers from work requirements, inflating rolls—18 states/territories currently waive them entirely, including several top SNAP users. 
Cities/Metros with Highest SNAP Populations
City-specific data is sparser in these sources, often aggregated by county or metro, but patterns point to major urban areas in high-enrollment states. Reporting highlights fraud risks and work disincentives in dense, blue-leaning cities. 
 
Key Cities/Metros (Approximate):

•  New York City, NY: ~1.8 million (metro; D.C.-style loopholes add ineligible recipients). 
•  Los Angeles, CA (county/metro): ~1.2 million (tied to state waivers). 
•  Houston, TX (metro): ~850,000 (Harris County growth amid state reforms). 
•  Chicago, IL: ~800,000 (Cook County; urban poverty focus). 
•  Philadelphia, PA: ~550,000 (increased pantry use post-waiver losses). 

Did you not understand what you read?  Or are you so stupid you are proving my point without even knowing it?

New Mexico has the highest percentage of residents receiving food stamps, followed by Louisiana and Oregon. Other states with high percentages include Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Illinois. 

    New Mexico: At over 21% of its population, New Mexico has the highest percentage of residents receiving SNAP benefits.

Louisiana: Louisiana follows New Mexico with the second-highest percentage, at approximately 18% of its residents.
Oregon: Oregon has the third-highest percentage, with roughly 18% of its population participating in the program.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma is next, with about 17% of its residents receiving SNAP benefits.
West Virginia: Approximately 15–16% of West Virginia's population is on food stamps.
Illinois: Illinois also has a high percentage, with about 15% of its residents receiving benefits.
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania's percentage is similar, at around 15%.

[Coach is Back!]

Did you not understand what you read?  Or are you so stupid you are proving my point without even knowing it?

New Mexico has the highest percentage of residents receiving food stamps, followed by Louisiana and Oregon. Other states with high percentages include Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Illinois. 

    New Mexico: At over 21% of its population, New Mexico has the highest percentage of residents receiving SNAP benefits.

Louisiana: Louisiana follows New Mexico with the second-highest percentage, at approximately 18% of its residents.
Oregon: Oregon has the third-highest percentage, with roughly 18% of its population participating in the program.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma is next, with about 17% of its residents receiving SNAP benefits.
West Virginia: Approximately 15–16% of West Virginia's population is on food stamps.
Illinois: Illinois also has a high percentage, with about 15% of its residents receiving benefits.
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania's percentage is similar, at around 15%.

I absolutely did. regardless of the state, it's the Dem ran cities that are receiving most of the SNAP benefits. All of the key cities listed there are all lib ran.

[Grape Ape]

I don't recall his campaign including tearing down part of the White House.

Trump's trade policy has been famously volatile. While he campaigned on using tariffs, the "roller coaster" of tariffs on allies like Canada and Mexico and fluctuations with China were not spelled out in his initial campaign rhetoric.

Trump issued pardons, including to some individuals involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. This action went beyond what was expected and what had been mentioned on the campaign trail.

Despite promising to lower the cost of living, prices for everyday goods and services, including groceries, have risen, with inflation surging. This outcome is not aligned with his campaign promises to improve economic conditions for working families.

Job growth is failing to meet the job growth his campaign promised. Manufacturing has seen a slowdown in hiring, with job openings and hiring rates declining since early 2025. Job openings have declined significantly, and there are now more unemployed workers than job postings.

1. It wasn't part of his campaign.  It's a privately funded, massive improvement.  What's the issue?  Actually, don't answer - you really don't care, and others don't either, it's just the latest thing to criticize Trump.  Plenty of Presidents have modified the grounds......probably with tax money too.

2.  Tariffs are being used to create fair trade deals and as leverage in negotiations.  That's it.  We'll see how it plays out in the long run.  As I've said before, he's betting on GDP growth, if it hits, CBO predicts 3-4T debt reduction and a booming economy.  If it doesn't, debt increases.  We have to see it play out.

3. He pardoned the Jan 6th folks because they had served time that he considered appropriate for their infractions.  Presidents CAN do things they didn't specifically campaign for.  It's if they do the opposite of what they campaigned for that's a problem.  Do you have a problem with Biden's massive auotpen pardons, including pre-emptive ones for his family?

4.  See post #2.  He promised too much day one, but that's his hyperbolic style....it was a dumb thing to say.  Gas/egg prices are pretty cheap though....is everything super expensive by you?

5.  See post 2.

[Coach is Back!]

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