Trump Insists Clearly Edited Pic of Abrego Garcia's Tats Is Real in Testy Interview

 
The convicted felon criminal traitor is flat out LYING again.  

 
Donald Trump has been on quite a press tour around his first 100 days in office, the latest stop of which was a sit-down interview with ABC News that aired Tuesday night. It wasn't always cordial between the president and correspondent Terry Moran - particularly as Moran tried to tell Trump that an obviously edited image of "MS-13" appearing across the knuckles of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was not, in fact, real.

 
"On his knuckles he had MS-13," Trump said of Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was wrongfully deported to a mega-prison in El Salvador. The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that the Trump administration must facilitate his return. Trump and his allies have baselessly tried to cast Abrego Garcia as a terrorist gang member they were justified in expelling from the country without due process (even though the administration itself has admitted in court his deportation was due to an "administrative error").

 
"He had some tattoos that were interpreted that way," Moran replied.

 
Abrego Garcia has four symbols tattooed across his knuckles, and the White House has been circulating an image onto which someone Photoshopped - or just superimposed with a basic paint app, really - "MS13," purporting that it's what Abrego Garcia's actual tattoos represent. Trump even posed with a printout of the photo in the Oval Office.

 
Trump kept insisting the text overlaid across Abrego Garcia's knuckles were the actual tattoos. "Wait a minute. Terry, Terry, Terry. Don't do that. It says ‘MS13.'"

 
"That was Photoshopped," Moran said.

 
Trump then started mocking Moran. "That was Photoshopped? Terry, they're giving you the big break of a lifetime. You're doing the interview. I picked you because, frankly, I'd never heard of you, but that's OK," Trump said. "You're not being very nice."

 
Moran again tried to move to another question, but Trump wasn't having it.

 
"Terry, do you want me to show you the picture?"

 
"I saw the picture."

 
Moran kept trying to move on - even saying "agree to disagree" - but Trump kept insisting: "No, no: He had ‘MS' as clear as you can be, not ‘interpreted.' This is why people no longer believe the news, because it's fake news."

http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-ms13-photo-abrego-garcia/
Photo Trump shared of Abrego Garcia's tattoos real but altered; no evidence they're gang-related
U.S. President Donald Trump held up a photo supposedly showing that Kilmar Abrego Garcia's hand tattoos meant he was a member of the MS-13 gang.

According to Trump, Photoshopped "MS13" isn't fake news, but insisting that it was photoshopped IS fake news. Trump is a moron and a liar.

A nice family friendly show.

Shall we count how many filthy maga traitor cunts in office have been domestic abusers?  

 
Dumb fucking filthy maga traitor cunt

The picture was doctored. End of story. The guy has ZERO MS13 tattoos.

The filthy maga traitor cunt just deflects and accepts the convicted felon criminal traitor's LIES like a good little sycophantic maga traitor cunt.  

 
Trump administration full of abusers sends a message that violence against women is acceptable  
Missouri Republicans once got rid of a governor over alleged sexual assault. Now they support all the president’s abusive men

 
When the allegation came to light in 2018 that then-Gov. Eric Greitens had abused a woman, Missouri Republicans forced him out of office.  

 
They conducted an investigation. They documented the awfulness in a report. Even Josh Hawley, our Attorney General at the time, called for the governor to resign.

 
Greitens nevertheless ran for the U.S. Senate four years later, a campaign that derailed after his ex-wife laid out in a sworn affidavit that he had abused her and their children.  

 
Missouri Republicans worked hard to run Greitens out of office in 2018 and shut down his campaign for Senate in 2022.  

 
Yet those same Republicans have lined up behind Donald Trump and his cabinet appointees.  

 

When I wrote about Trump’s history of violence in 2016, I was naive enough to think it mattered.

 
It was in the hours after the tape became public of Trump narrating his plans to kiss a woman he had never met before, explaining what he could do because he was “a star.”  

 
“Grab them by the p*ssy. You can do anything.”

 
I wrote about his first wife saying in a sworn statement that he pulled out fistfuls of her hair and raped her. I argued that no one paying attention to the campaign could be surprised by his bragging that he could commit sexual assault. The question was whether the Republican establishment would do something.

 
That was all before one woman after another told her story of alleged assault or harassment by Trump.  

 
The woman who said he assaulted her on a plane. The girl who said he forcibly kissed her outside an elevator. The journalist who said he pushed her against a wall and stuck his tongue in her mouth at Mar-a-Lago. The teen pageant contestants who confirmed he wasn’t joking when he said he’d go into their dressing rooms to see them naked. The dozens of other women who told their stories back in 2016, and since.  

 
It didn’t matter.  

 
I wanted to believe Trump was an aberration. It was my own version of my friend saying she just wasn’t going to tell her little kids who the president was because it would be over soon.

 
It was not an aberration. It was a blueprint.  

 
Credible allegations of sexual assault and harrassment are now definitively not disqualifying in this country. Allegations against the people who will be our leaders are so prevalent that they are starting to look like a badge of honor necessary for entrance to the club.

 
– Pete Hegseth, nominee for Secretary of Defense: Jane Mayer reported on the many documented allegations that Hegseth was regularly drunk at work and sexually aggressive to female subordinates at the two small organizations that he ran into the ground. He was accused of rape by a woman to whom he paid an undisclosed settlement. Hegseth’s lawyer claimed that the police department that investigated the allegation had evidence that the alleged victim was a serial fabricator of rape accusations, but the police department confirmed that is a lie. (He also fathered two children outside of his marriages, which is the kind of thing Republicans once disapproved of.) Senators have refused to meet privately with the woman who accused Hegseth of rape and Hegseth’s lawyer has threatened her with a defamation lawsuit if she speaks publicly.  

 
– Robert F. Kennedy, nominee for secretary of health and human services: Kennedy allegedly assaulted a 23-year-old babysitter multiple times. (He is also a serial adulterer, and former drug addict, again, things Republicans used to claim to care about.)

 
– Elon Musk, co-head of whatever is the Department of Government Efficiency, or “DOGE”: Musk was sued by former employees who claimed they were terminated after complaining about rampant sexual harassment at SpaceX. He allegedly slept with an intern and other employees. Musk also allegedly propositioned and exposed himself to a flight attendant, to whom he allegedly paid a settlement. (Musk is also an absentee father, according to one of his 12 known children. This is something Republicans once…) Musk has promised to fund a primary challenge of any Republican who performs their constitutional duty to advise and consent by voting against Hegseth or Trump’s other nominees.  

 
– Dana White, speaker at the Inauguration and Trump-approved new board member of Meta /Facebook: White was filmed in what Fox News described as him and his wife slapping each other. What the video actually shows is White grabbing his wife’s wrist, her trying to slap him away, then White hitting her very hard multiple times. (White’s mother says he is a prolific adulterer. For what it’s worth, which is nothing.)

 
The women of the coming Trump administration have also allegedly done things that would have been disqualifying in a previous era.

 
– Linda McMahon, nominee for education secretary: McMahon has been sued for allegedly knowing boys were being sexually abused by her employee, the ringside announcer of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).  

 
– Kimberley Guilfoyle, Ambassador to Greece: Allegedly sexually harassed her assistant. Fox News paid a $250,000 settlement to the woman who accused her and Guilfoyle left the network.  

 
The allegations may or may not be true. My point is no one cares to find out.  

 
Because it doesn’t matter.  

 
The reality is that it’s not disqualifying to have groped, harassed or raped a woman. This is what powerful men look like. This is what success is.

 
I shouldn’t talk about these things. It’s old news, sour grapes, impolite to bring it up.  

 
But I came of age believing men weren’t allowed to do these things even if they often got away with it. Now we have the carnival of impunity that is Trump and his nominees.

 
I want my sons to be like their dad and their grandpas. Not like the president. Not like the immensely powerful, rich men who hurt women, then blame women for oppressing them via DEI and “wokeness.”

 
I want my own safety and personhood to matter.  

 
Missouri pretended to hold the line for a minute. But our officials endorsed a prolific abuser to lead the world, then and now.  

 
I get that it’s quaint to be angry about the normalization of the abuse of women when Trump has promised much broader destruction. But it’s enraging that Republicans have abandoned what minimal standards they once had.

Pete Hegseth’s former sister-in-law alleges abuse against second wife in affidavit to Senate

 
Of course the filthy maga traitor cunt give FULL SUPPORT to this filthy maga traitor cunt domestic abuser

 
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators vetting the nomination of Pete Hegseth for defense secretary received an affidavit Tuesday from a former sister-in-law alleging that the onetime Fox News host was abusive to his second wife, to the point where she feared for her safety. Hegseth denies the allegations.

 
The sister-in-law, Danielle Hegseth, was formerly married to the nominee’s brother, and in an affidavit obtained by The Associated Press, she said she believes that Pete Hegseth is “unfit” to run the Defense Department based on what she witnessed and heard. She said she first relayed her allegations to the FBI in December but was concerned that the information was not shared with Congress as senators consider Hegseth’s nomination to lead the Pentagon.

 
The affidavit describes Hegseth’s treatment of his second wife, Samantha, and alleges repeat drunkenness and a domestic situation where Samantha Hegseth had a safe word to indicate if she was in danger at home. Danielle Hegseth said Samantha texted that safe word to her sometime in 2015 or 2016, which prompted her to call a third party for help.

 
“I have chosen to come forward publicly, at significant personal sacrifice, because I am deeply concerned by what Hegseth’s confirmation would mean for our military and our country,” she said.

 
An attorney for Pete Hegseth vehemently denied the allegations. Tim Parlatore said the affidavit was filled with “belated claims” by an ex-relative with “an axe to grind against the entire Hegseth family.”

 
“Sam has never alleged that there was any abuse, she signed court documents acknowledging that there was no abuse and recently reaffirmed the same during her FBI interview,” Parlatore said in a statement. “Belated claims by Danielle Dietrich, an anti-Trump far left Democrat who is divorced from Mr. Hegseth’s brother and never got along with the Hegseth family, do nothing to change that.”

 
The affidavit was filed in response to a request from Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, who said he was seeking her statement to gain “personal knowledge about Mr. Hegseth’s fitness to occupy this important position.”

 
In the affidavit, Danielle Hegseth says she believes Hegseth’s marriage to Samantha was abusive. She said Samantha in 2014 told her she once hid in her closet because she feared for her safety. She acknowledged she did “not personally witness physical or sexual abuse” by Pete Hegseth toward his wife.

 
“I believe what Samantha told me because what she told me is consistent with what I personally observed of Hegseth’s erratic and aggressive behavior over many years,” she said.

Republican Sexual Predators, Abusers, and Enablers Pt. 55

 
This is the 55th installment in the list of Republican sexual predators, abusers, and enablers who contribute to rape culture. These are people who abused their power or defended the abuse of power. These are not folks caught in consensual scandals such as being gay, having an affair, being polyamorous, inviting multiple sex partners into their marriage, or soliciting adult sex workers, unless they are trafficked against their will. They may be hypocrites, but they are not predators.

 
1351  Starr Emery, Republican MT House candidate, has been charged with child endangerment for allowing a 2-year-old to wander unsupervised on the street. She is running a campaign for “safe children,’ ‘sound families’ and standing up for MT families.  She has pled not guilty

 
1352  Rebecca Hood, Gordon County, GA, County Commissioner, and her husband have been charged with cruelty to their adopted children.
1353  Blake Steiner, the Baton Rouge city-parish's chief building officer has been arrested for possession of child sexual abuse material
 

1354  James Burland, Republican lobbyist and lawyer has been charged with possession of child sexual abuse materia

 
1355  Jason Yates, MN, of My Faith Votes, was arrested for possession of child sexual abuse material. Told police he had a prior conviction for CSAM that was expunged.  
1356  Bobby Cheshire, TX, former Angelina County Commissioner, already in prison for familial violence, is preparing for trial for aggravated sexual assault of a child and child indecency

 
1357  David Paul Daniel, NC Insurrectionist, faces charges of child pornography possession and sexual exploitation of a minor

 
1358  James Cowan, evangelical pastor of Little River church in AR, sentenced to 50 years for raping his children.
 

1359  Eric Stearns, a teacher at St. Helens High School was charged with sexual abuse of his student

 
1360  Mark Collins, a former teacher at St. Helens high School, charged with sexual abuse of students
 

1361  Peter Hegseth, Secretary of Defense nominee, was accused of sexual assault. He settled with the woman. He was never prosecuted. His mother’s letter accusing him of abusing women has been made public.
1362  Michael “Luke Atwell, former Palo Verde teacher, has been charged with sexually abusing a student when the student was between 11 and 14.

 
1363  Ricci Wynne (Raw Ricci) who rose to fame as a MAGA influencer and FOX News guest by harassing and shaming homeless people has been arrested for producing child sexual abuse material and trafficking

 
1364  Taylor Lewis, a police officer in Springfield, Louisiana, was arrested, charged with indecent behavior with a juvenile.
 

 

1365  Charles Kyote Dunn, City Manager of Waurika, OK, has been charged with child sexual abuse

 
1366  Michael Priest, co-founder with his wife of 99+1 charity for foster kids in OK, has been charged with child sexual abuse
 

1367  Michael “Luke” Atwell, Nevada high school teacher and basketball coach, has been charged with child sexual abuse.

 
1368  Matthew Huttle, Indiana insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, was previously sentenced to 2.5 years for battery of his son, beating him so badly he could not sit properly for a week. He was shot to death a week after his release in a clash with police.

 
1369  Theodore Middendorf, Illinois insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, raped a seven year old child. He pleaded guilty in May 2024

 
1370  Peter Schwartz, Pennsylvania insurrectionist pardoned by Trump. He assaulted police on Jan. 6 and had an extensive history of violent behavior including domestic violence.  

 
1371  Daniel Ball, Florida insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, has a criminal record that includes Domestic Violence Battery by Strangulation,"

 
1372  Kasey Hopkins, Kansas insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, raped a woman, battering her and urinated in her mouth

 
1373  Edward Richmond, Jr., Louisiana insurrectionist pardoned by Trump was court martialed for shooting a handcuffed Iraqi and convicted. He has also been charged with domestic violence though, as often happens, charges were dropped

 
1374  Benjamin Martin, California insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, pled to battery charge in 2016 for beating his 14-year-old daughter and in 2018 for assaulting his girlfriend.

 
1375  Edward Hemenway, Virginia insurrectionist pardoned by Trump, served 5 years in prison for sexual assault and illegally detaining a woman in 2006

Three different courts ruled he was an MS-13 gang member. He was in the country illegally. He had to go.  

Tell us which three courts did this? Also, what about all the court orders that the guy could not be deported without due process? I guess that doesn't count.

http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/abrego-garcia-tattoo-trump/
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Remember Sharpiegate during Trump 2019?

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Then bye!

with his head so far up his ass.
Need I explain why?

Hey WD-40, did you notice how perfectly formed the letters M, S, 1, and 3 are? What tattoo artist can control a vibrating needle on human skin to form such sharp edged, perfectly shaped letters/numbers like they are text fonts?

Filthy maga traitor cunts in the cult of delusional fucking stupidity don't care.  They already have the firm belief that the LIES are true.  Dumb fucking filthy cunts.

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Jesus, give it up already. The dude is originally from El Salvador. He was here illegally. He's back in his HOME country. Get over it.

Democrats wouldn't travel to NC to help hurricane victims but had no problem going to El Salvador to help an MS13 gang member come back to our country illegally.  

That's just who they are. 🤷

'President Donald Trump’s invocation of a wartime power to summarily deport Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador was “unlawful,” a federal judge ruled Thursday, blocking the administration from further deportations under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
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The decision from U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez, Jr., a Trump appointee, is the latest sharp rebuke to one of Trump’s most aggressive and high-profile efforts to quickly carry out deportations with little or no due process.'
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http://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/01/trump-deportations-court-ruling-00321455