I’ll start watching now. Even if there’s no one at the podium. MAGA.

u/#correct

agreed 110% why does the government think they deserve more of my money when they've not only failed but FACILITATED all this fraud for AT LEAST the last decade from these foreigner scum?

Coworker of mine got deported after he filed taxes. Which means he's done it before and got away with it and felt comfortable doing it. Good riddance. Fuck this bullshit man, I'm done. Shit better get better soon, I'm sick of suffering and being told I didn't suffer enough.

That's the easy way to look at it..

But things are shifting. Greek yogurt is down to $3 at Walmart from $5. I am routinely getting Lemons again at 25 cents each. I went to a gas station the other day under $2 a gallon. I have four post paid lines with Verizon for under $100 when a year ago I couldn't even get prepaid for that price

No it's not all fixed..but it's barely been a full year in office and it's already stating to shift a little

Most powerful line by POTUS, "It is the Duty of the Government to Protect it's Citizens and Not Illegal Aliens!" 🔥💥

Won't happen, man. Sorry

Trump is supposed to give anons a message I have heard somewhere, I cant remember where exactly. Probably right here at GAW !

u/#thestorm

Yes! I love his Steely Expression.

🤡

Honk honk

For those that don't know, Doug took a huge embarrassing - and much deserved - hit the other day. The VA tried to basically steal benefits from vets that earned them. They pushed a rule onto the Federal Registry that said for vets receiving disability percentages and compensation, if they are taking meds that help their condition or use devices that help (like a CPAP for example), their percentage and compensation would go down because the meds/devices are helping.

First - the percentage and compensation aren't conditional on meds/devices - they are compensating the veterans for their injuries/disorders they suffered because of their service.

Second - if the meds help for pain/breathing/mental health then great, but that isn't a cure.

Third, some of the veterans could have had their percentages lowered below the threshold that allows them to have VA healthcare - and could mean some wouldn't get the same treatments on the outside - if they even have health insurance.

The unforgivable things about the rule the VA pushed onto the federal register:

• They did it last Tuesday, quietly, and made it an "interim rule" but made it go into effect that day (nothing interim about that)
• They illegally did it before the public comments period even really got started ( A requirement for stuff like that)
• They tried to justify it but lost miserably
• The rule could have caused thousands of vets to skip important meds whenever they had to go to the VA clinic/hospital/exams for fear of losing compensation they were promised and many depend on. It could have also very easily made the veteran suicide rate skyrocket when they can no longer get the help/meds they need or when they end up homeless.

The VA learned that there are millions of veterans, veteran's service organizations (VSOs like the Texas Veterans Committee, the VFW/DAV/Legion, and many other organizations), and when they all speak out things immediately happen. All the phone lines in CONgress lit up. YouTube was full of videos explaining everything they were doing to veterans. News started picking it up.

Doug came out in less than 48 hours and rescinded the rule and said it is not coming back any time in the future. Here's a decent article on the rule the day it was implemented, and below is one the day it was rescinded.

https://www.militarytimes.com/veterans/2026/02/18/va-to-consider-medical-management-of-symptoms-in-determining-disability-ratings/

https://www.militarytimes.com/veterans/2026/02/19/va-halts-implementation-of-controversial-disability-rating-rule-following-backlash/

One of my favorite quotes from the 2nd article:

“Treatment to alleviate symptoms of a service-connected condition, including medication, should not be used in a way that decreases compensation for that disability. Such a notion could set up a slippery slope where a veteran with a spinal cord injury could be considered less disabled simply because he or she is able to use a wheelchair to ambulate,” Paralyzed Veterans of America CEO Carl Blake said.

So yeah - that's probably why Doug didn't want to be seen. In fact, even with all the good Doug has done at the VA in such a short time, the loss of trust from the very people he is supposed to serve and the massive backlash that came as a result could be enough to look for a new VA Secretary. I think it is 50/50 stay or retire.

I saw that - and I smiled. He even shook Roberts' hand, which shocked me.

Excellent!

POTUS finishes at 11:07 ET... 1:56

We have infiltrated the democrats

Yes...appears to be

I told my husband I thought she was a plant lol!

I recognized her but couldn't place her name. Grok nailed it.

U.S. Representative Kat Cammack (Republican, Florida's 3rd congressional district). She matches your description exactly: a Republican congresswoman who deliberately sat on the Democratic side of the House chamber (up front, near the Supreme Court justices section) during President Trump's February 24, 2026, State of the Union address. She wore a bright red dress and stood/clapped enthusiastically and repeatedly for Trump's remarks, while most Democrats around her stayed seated or protested.

Multiple viewers, social media threads, and live reaction posts specifically called her out as "the woman in the red dress on the Dem side who's the only one standing and clapping." Cammack posted about it herself afterward, noting something along the lines of sitting among her Democratic colleagues as they chose to protest/sit out. She's a vocal Trump ally and House Republican (on committees like Energy & Commerce and Agriculture), which aligns with your sense that she "works with or for Trump"—she's not a White House staffer, but a strong supporter in Congress who often backs his agenda.

This stood out in real time because it created a clear visual contrast amid the partisan split (many Dems boycotted, heckled, or refused to applaud on things like the economy, Olympians, etc.). No other prominent red-dress attendee (like honored guests Erika Kirk or others) fits the "sitting in the Democrat's area + kept standing/clapping" details.

You can watch Biden so we don’t have to.

Thx bigly, fren.

Yeah that big pause after the 17 in "seventeen...hundred seventy-five dollars"!

To me it sounded too long to be unintentional

Insane that we even have to have a law that states illegal aliens can't have American driver's licenses.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

Much to learn, you still have Anon!

u/#stayfocused

It's ok. For years, this entire plan has involved going along with false narratives for the purpose of timing.

I missed this, gotta keep an eye out for her now.

Oh she is!? Disgusting!

Did you see her (Erika Kirk) reaction when Trump recognized her? Nobody told her how to react so she thought.."I'll just do all emotions". That was really odd.

Al Green just got escorted out of the Chamber. He was holding up a sign but couldn't make out what it said. I'm sure that's the only reason he showed up... 🤬

Edit: sign said "black people aren't apes"

I saw it is Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins