The White House is Altering Reality, and Using Your Money to Do It.
The White House just posted an altered photo falsely depicting an arrested Minnesota lawyer and protester.
Your tax dollars are being used to misrepresent facts to you.
They darkened her skin.
They made her look afraid and crying.
They are intentionally trying to mislead you.
Read the New York Times article (my treat).
January 6 Capital Attack
On January 6, the same Trump administration launched a new website. Not to inform. Not to clarify. To rewrite history.
They want you to believe what we all saw was a peaceful protest. A nothing burger.
The new website pushes false facts, partisan propaganda, and shifts blame to the Democrats and Capitol Police for what happened on January 6. The content at the website is being presented as official government information for the entire country and world to see, paid for by your tax dollars.
All of this should stop you in your tracks. I wrote about the new Trump White House website on January 6th and also included a link to the website so you can see what’s happening for yourself.
Bottom line, they think we’re stupid.
We’re not.
They think they can play us as fools with false promises and misleading television ads, social media posts and AI memes played over and over.
They can’t.
We’re going to vote in this year’s midterms and remove every single spineless MAGA Republican Congressperson out of office.
We’re going to show up in the midterms and take back a majority in the House and Senate and reinstate a true separation of powers.
We’re going to use the power of the purse to control Trump’s illegal and harmful actions and the combine the power of oversight with subpoenas to hold these wrongdoers accountable.
We’re going to make Trump a lame duck president in his last two years in office, and after he’s out of then Oval Office, we’re going to finish prosecuting him for his January 6 and Mar-a-Lago classified documents crimes.
Mitch Jackson, Esq.
P.S. One more thing, RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES!
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