"thank you for wishing me a happy birthday with your "Merry Christmas" post. I guess you aren't accepting comments because you didn't want the post to be all about me and people celebrating my birthday" Dervish Sanders
What an arrogant thing to claim. Dervish claims he's Jesus Christ. This fool is setting himself up to be burned in Fire Lake.
I have this to say to you Dervish:
Greater love has no man than this that He lay down His Life for His Friends - John 15:13
Dervish's primary source for his Artificial Imbecile Fart Robot has posted another far left behind flatulent rant. The flatulent left wing extremist brood of vipers hate site crooksandliars.com has farted another stinker.
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"Trump Has Decided His Best Bet Is To Hide Behind Bill Clinton"
"I hate to see photos come out of him but this is what the Democrats – mostly Democrats and a couple of bad Republicans – are asking for, so they’re giving their photos of me too.”
By Susie Madrak — December 23, 2025
The Violently Orange One has broken his silence on the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, complaining that people who “innocently met” the convicted sex trafficker could have their reputations destroyed. Who'd a thunk it? He's decided his best bet is to hide behind... Bill Clinton? Via The Guardian:
In his first comments since the justice department began releasing the materials on Friday, the US president on Monday expressed sympathy for prominent Democrats who have come under renewed scrutiny over their associations with Epstein.
“I like Bill Clinton,” Trump said of the former president, who featured prominently in the first batch of photos. “I’ve always gotten along with Bill Clinton; I’ve been nice to him, he’s been nice to me … I hate to see photos come out of him but this is what the Democrats – mostly Democrats and a couple of bad Republicans – are asking for, so they’re giving their photos of me too.”
Trump, who had a long association with Epstein and for much of this year resisted the release of the files, was speaking to reporters at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach, Florida. “Everybody was friendly with this guy,” he claimed. “But no, I don’t like the pictures of Bill Clinton being shown. I don’t like the pictures of other people being shown – I think it’s a terrible thing.
I wonder why he had one of his staff inject a public photo of Clinton as though he was a perpetrator, then?
“I think Bill Clinton’s a big boy, he can handle it, but you probably have pictures being exposed of other people that innocently met Jeffrey Epstein years ago and they’re highly respected bankers and lawyers and others.”
Trump added that a “lot of people are very angry that pictures are being released of other people that really had nothing to do with Epstein. But they’re in a picture with him because he was at a party and you ruin a reputation of somebody.”
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Well, looks like Susie's on Santa's naughty list again. She's going to get her usual load of dog poop down her chimney again. Her boss John Amato is getting some too, with the special delivery from Chuck Schumer's side hustle. Chuckie has a huge surplus of manure that he just couldn't sell this year.
Hakeem 0bama blames Republicans For High Cost Of Living
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries is once again pointing fingers, claiming Republicans have done “nothing” to lower the cost of living. In recent appearances on CNN and on the House floor, Jeffries argued that GOP leaders promised immediate relief but failed to deliver. However, many Americans see this narrative as deeply misleading.
For years, Democrats controlled major levers of power while approving massive spending packages, expanded federal programs, and record-breaking budgets. Those policies coincided with the highest inflation in decades, leaving families struggling with soaring grocery bills, rising rent, and painful gas prices. Critics argue that inflation wasn’t accidental it was the predictable result of unchecked government spending and fiscal recklessness.
While lawmakers debate blame in Washington, everyday Americans are tightening their belts. Paychecks haven’t kept up with prices, savings have been drained, and economic anxiety has become the norm. To many voters, lectures from political elites ring hollow when their own policies helped create the crisis they now condemn.
The frustration is growing, and so is the demand for accountability. Voters are increasingly questioning who actually drove costs higher — and whether a different economic approach focused on restraint, domestic production, and affordability is needed to restore stability.
#CostOfLivingCrisis #InflationDebate #EconomicAccountability
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