Homelander

Trump wants taxpayers to foot the bill to refurbish his future 757 replacement - come on, Tammy

Your assumptions about my views are as lazy as they are wrong. I’ve consistently supported law enforcement making difficult, split-second decisions, including the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt. That support isn’t based on politics; it’s based on understanding the reality officers face - chaos, uncertainty, and the constant risk to their own lives. You, on the other hand, seem more interested in spinning narratives than dealing with facts. Your attempt to link this to civil cases like E. Jean Carroll’s is a weak distraction. Civil cases are decided on a preponderance of evidence, not the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard of criminal cases. Venue, emotion, and other factors are always part of the equation - this isn’t some groundbreaking insight you’ve uncovered. But trying to use that to undermine a justified use of force is a transparent, bad-faith tactic. You also bring up the officer’s past - as if leaving a gun in a bathroom somehow changes the fact that he was confronted by a violent mob trying to breach a restricted area. It doesn’t. It’s a desperate attempt to discredit him because you can’t argue against the facts of the situation itself.

More smoke and mirrors - just like any future POTUS can’t undo Trump’s pardons, Trump has no power to reverse Biden's. It’s all a distraction from what actually matters.

Day 113 and yes, clearly all of this is still the gay guy’s fault. Because accountability only applies to everyone except the people actually in charge now.

The classic "I'm all for accountability but" routine where suddenly prosecuting people who stormed the Capitol, beat cops with flagpoles, and tried to stop an election is seen as “overreach.” Funny how you're worried about "overreach," but I bet you didn’t flinch when Trump handed $30 million to Ashli Babbitt’s family - someone who was killed while storming the Capitol. Actions have consequences, but I guess they only count when it’s not your side breaking the law.

Wow, all that rage and still not one fact to refute what I said - just union name-dropping and personal insults like that somehow substitutes for an argument. You can call me names all day, but it won’t change the fact that nearly 400 FAA employees were fired under Trump’s watch, and mishaps spiked under the same leadership that you refuse to criticize. That’s not politics it’s basic accountability. But hey, if screaming “moron” makes you feel smarter, go off. Just don’t confuse noise for knowledge.

Oh, the irony - calling others absurd and ignorant while confidently shouting into the void with zero facts and maximum ego. If you’re so confident in your version of reality, try backing it up with something other than personal offense and performative indignation. Otherwise, I’ll take your refusal to engage as what it really is: a concession wrapped in bluster. Right, firing 400 FAA staff had no impact. Thank God you don't fly commercial anymore; the rest of us prefer our flights delusion-free.

Well, that's good.

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You keep insisting there’s “no political component” to your meltdown, but your whole rant reads like a Fox News segment with a pilot’s license. Your history here doesn’t scream objectivity it screams contempt for anyone who doesn’t look like you. Let’s talk facts. Yes, horrific plane crashes have happened under Trump 2.0. You can’t deny that. But instead of reckoning with that reality, you’re busy performing outrage gymnastics to blame anyone but the people in charge. And no, you don’t get to dump decades of structural decay at one man’s feet and call yourself objective especially when Trump 1.0 had a chance to fix it and Real World bro, along with 179 Republicans voted against the bill to support the FAA in 2019. You also conveniently ignore what the Biden-Buttigieg team actually did to strengthen the agency via the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Upgrading Air Traffic Control: $5 billion over five years will modernize FAA air traffic control facilities and replace outdated infrastructure. Airport Infrastructure Grants (AIG): $14.5 billion funds runway, taxiway, terminal, and airport transit improvements from 2022–2026. Airport Terminals Program (ATP): $5 billion supports terminal modernization and intermodal airport connections through competitive grants. Safety and Sustainability: Funding supports runway safety upgrades and eco-friendly aviation projects to reduce environmental impact. And 2023: Verizon $2 Billion Contract 2025 Budget Proposal: The Biden administration proposed an additional $360 million for the FAA to recruit air traffic controllers and modernize outdated systems. Also, Trump has signed 147 executive orders - not one has been directed to actually improve operational effectiveness at the FAA, but he did sign EO's on reinstating plastic straws, designating English as the official language, and renamed Gulf of Mexico. What has Trump and your Fox News hire actually done to improve things at the FAA in 113 days? And please, spare us the “I’ve been in the industry for 32 years” credential flex. Experience doesn’t excuse a weak argument and praising an ex-Fox News host for doing what he does well - being a TV host - it just makes you even more pathetic. What’s truly “insane” is your continuous refusal to acknowledge that Elon Musk helped gut the very agency tasked with keeping aviation safe. Funny how your outrage never quite lands on the people actually breaking things. Selective much?