Thursday Cartoons: Maggots
Posted: July 30, 2026 Filed under: just because 6 Comments
This satirical image above really does make a statement.
Watch this video, I posted it yesterday in the comments…but it is very informative:
Repost: @limeaccordion House Committee on Homeland Security- Majority Staff
5/7/2026This staffer apparently thinks the fact that “fascism” doesn’t have a clear cut definition makes its BETTER that our government is labeling anyone who is “anti-fascists” as terrorists in the 2026 US Counterterrorism Strategy that was published this week. I’d argue it’s much worse.
I’ve got some more videos from instagram, so if there is a problem with the embeds…just reload the page.
I’m going to start with some commentary on this shitshow on Fauci:
Meanwhile:
In other news:
So that arrest is just crazy…now this is just so heartbreakingly sad:
And this situation is beyond maddening:
Cartoons via Cagle:
Stay safe and take it easy. This is an open thread.
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Every time I buy groceries, it feels like I’m making a house payment instead. I think I need to expand the vegetable garden and add a few chickens and a chicken house to the backyard.
And I love the Bagely Faucism cartoon!
Great, thought-provoking post. Thanks, JJ
Standards Governing Eligibility to Vote after a Felony Conviction
https://dos.fl.gov/elections/for-voters/voter-registration/felon-voting-rights/
A few questions here, is Trump voting illegally in Florida? Does he go there to vote or does he cast a mail in ballot?
https://meidasnews.com/news/trump-doj-hands-judge-unredacted-epstein-records-after-katie-phangs-court-win
Trump DOJ Hands Judge Unredacted Epstein Records After Katie Phang’s Court Win
The Justice Department now says it delivered the records directly to the judge after Katie Phang successfully challenged the government’s Epstein-file redactions.
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In a new filing submitted July 30, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s Justice Department notified U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan that it had complied with his July 25 order requiring the government to produce documents supporting a series of contested redactions.
According to the filing, DOJ delivered hard copies of the documents by hand to Judge Sullivan’s chambers at 2:28 p.m. Thursday.
The records are being reviewed in camera, meaning privately by the judge rather than being placed on the public docket. The step allows Sullivan himself to examine what the government has concealed and determine whether DOJ’s explanations for the redactions hold up.
The Justice Department insists they do.
“The submitted documents show that the justifications cited in Defendant’s briefing on this issue support each redaction,” government attorneys wrote.
The filing addresses 10 separate Epstein-file records identified by the court.