Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

There’s some quirk in physics where, if there’s a small hole in a bag of mulch it will leak all over your vehicle. But if you rip a giant hole in the bag and try to dump it out into your landscaping, almost none will fall out.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

4 months ago

@jaketapper The we should be able to automatically be able to register people to vote at 18 as well.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

4 months ago

@Acyn Ok, he obviously has no friends. Someone should have told him he looked ridiculous before going on.

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Adam Mockler @adammocklerr

6 months ago

Welp, that was a massive disgrace to the American people. > Barely even speaks English. > Not from here. > Associates with criminals and pedophiles. DO NOT see the Melania movie.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

7 months ago

Captain Don Sparrow right now.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

8 months ago

@ABC Yes, spend the tariff money before the SC says you have to give it back. Classic.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

8 months ago

@slater57649 @DEAdkins3 Worst layup drill ever.

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Christopher Connolly @TopherConnolly

8 months ago

@nypost In the cold winter? How odd.

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Daniel Dale @ddale8

8 months ago

Here's a fact check of 13 of the false claims President Trump made at his Cabinet meeting today: - He claimed he's secured more than $18 trillion in investment commitments since he returned to office. That fictional figure is nearly double the $9.6 trillion figure the White House uses on its website, and a detailed review shows even the smaller WH figure is wildly inflated - He claimed grocery prices are down. They're up: 2.7% year-over-year as of September, 1.4% since January - He claimed he is cutting prescription drug prices by 500% to 900%. These numbers make no mathematical sense; they'd mean people would get paid to acquire their medications - He claimed every military attack on a (purported) drug-smuggling boat saves an average of 25,000 lives. Experts say this number also makes no sense, even aside from the fact the administration hasn’t publicly proven what was on the boats; the US had a reported total of 82,000 overdose deaths last year - He claimed he has "stopped inflation in its tracks" since January. The September year-over-year inflation rate, 3.0%, was the exact same as the rate in January (actually a tiny bit higher if you go to more decimal places) - and September was the fifth consecutive months the year-over-year rate had increased - He claimed he inherited the worst inflation of all time. He didn't; he inherited 3% inflation, same as the most recent rate, and even the Biden-era peak, 9.1% in June 2022, wasn't close to an all-time high - He claimed he ended eight wars. Among other issues, his list includes two supposed wars that did not actually exist during his presidency, Egypt-Ethiopia and Serbia-Kosovo, and a war in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that has not actually ended - He claimed China “doesn’t have gasoline.” It’s true China doesn’t produce enough oil to meet domestic demand, but China has domestic oil and refines oil into gasoline - He claimed that, under Biden, “By 2030, everybody had to own an electric car.” Biden’s push for EVs did not include a requirement for anybody to buy an electric car or abandon their gas-powered car; Biden tailpipe rules sought to have EVs make up 56% of new passenger vehicles sold in 2032 - He claimed the US gave $350 billion in wartime aid to Ukraine. Not even close. A US government inspector general says $187 billion was appropriated for the war response through June...including billions spent in the US and broader Europe - He claimed Washington, DC now has "no murders," which wasn't true even before the deadly attack on National Guard troops last week - He claimed the 2020 election was a fake election. It wasn’t, he lost, this is a lie - He claimed his big domestic policy bill included “no tax on Social Security.” It didn’t eliminate tax on Social Security; it temporarily increased the standard deduction for people age 65+, which means some people 65+ (and beneficiaries under 65) continue to pay tax on their benefits More details: cnn.com/2025/12/02/pol…