"All pardoned by Donald Trump"

Trump's pardons constitute a pay-for-play scheme that let criminals off the hook for billions in restitution.

He knows nothing about the crypto pardon and claims the founder is a victim of government weaponization.

Trump has put the pardon power up for sale, costing victims $1.7 billion in forgiven restitution.

Over 90 pardoned January 6 defendants have reoffended, including violent crimes.

The Supreme Court's pro-MAGA majority provisionally sided with the president on construction despite constitutional concerns.

Pardons incentivize crime by signaling that wealthy supporters and foreign actors can avoid consequences.

Foreign actors would likely calculate that the risk of prosecution is low under this administration.

The DOJ's conspiracy investigation into Trump is grasping at straws given the original search was court-authorized.

Delayed pensions create a counterintelligence risk by making retirees susceptible to foreign recruitment.

Rebuilding lost CIA expertise in critical areas will take years and cannot be quickly replaced.

Foreign intelligence agencies target recently retired officers for historical operational knowledge.

The war with Iran was fought as a pickup game without proper planning, leading to supply issues.

The USS Lincoln did not experience any supply issues.

Renaming the ship after Trump is shameful and detrimental to military morale.

The potential renaming caused shock and uncertainty for the family.

Ridicule of Trump by nonpartisan cultural figures is more powerful than outrage and signals a vibe shift.