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Elissa Slotkin's Warning to Future Trump Staffers: You Could Face Prosecution

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) apparently has a message for young Americans considering a job in President Donald Trump's administration: Think about what prosecutors might do to you later.

Slotkin, who has repeatedly accused Trump of weaponizing the federal government against political opponents, now wants young conservatives thinking about the consequences of working for him. She even has a name for it. A "deterrence message."

The senator was at the University of Chicago on October 13 for a live recording of Vox's "America, Actually" podcast. Her conversation with editorial director Astead Herndon included Democratic plans for dealing with Trump and officials serving under him.

A 26-second excerpt circulated Saturday. Slotkin was discussing future criminal cases when she brought up college graduates considering government work.

The Chicago remarks didn't come out of nowhere. Two weeks earlier, at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Slotkin had laid out her plan for Democrats returning to power. She wanted a list of "signature cases," borrowing the idea from Poland's "Iron Broom" campaign.

https://redstate.com/ben-smith/2026/10/18/elissa-slotkins-warning-to-future-trump-staffers-you-could-face-prosecution-n2208285

Eat a bag of dicks, Slotkin.

WATCH: High School Girls Walk Out of Track Meet in Protest of Trans Runner

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2026/10/14/watch-high-school-girls-walk-out-of-track-meet-in-protest-trans-runner/

Dude dug to a new, lower, level of pathetic. He failed while competing with fellow boys, so he decided to pretend to be a girl. I get that it's fun to have a platform finish - I occasionally get age/sex group "wins", usually 3rd place, because no other men my age were in the event, which amuses me - but he gets jollies from stealing Crown Trophy Company track medals from girls? Just. Pathetic.

Boys are officially allowed to compete against girls in Washington state. And, if that's not ridiculous enough, now they sleep and take baths with them.

Oh, yes, they do.

And it gets worse, mom and dad, as if the parents of college-bound girls didn't have Cornell University frat-boy threesomes or seven-somes swimming in their heads.

Now the girls need to bunk in with the boys on the team, and the one dude on the team is hazing your daughter. He'd love to be in a "lesbian relationship" (heterosexual, if you're keeping book) with her. Wink, wink.

Oh, yes, that happened too.

And it's perfectly fine with the state superintendent of schools, who is a complete dyed-in-the-wool leftist whackadoodle, because he reckons there is such a thing as "chest feeding." Reminder, Chris Reykdal is in charge of school science departments too.
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Anyway, the male student had been with the boys; team earlier this season, but I guess the whole came in 76th place in meets didn't sit so well with him, so he thought he'd join the girls' team and come in second once in a while.

And now we discover that homeboy shared a hotel room for an away meet with a female team member, who is very possibly under the age of consent (16).

The deadly blast occurred on Saturday afternoon, igniting a massive fire that was fanned by high winds and spread from the sprawling military facility into the surrounding rural area, Canadian officials said.

During a news conference on Sunday, Carney said at least four service members were killed in the blast and subsequent "violent fire," and that "dozens more are seriously wounded."
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The four service members were identified as Sgt. Morgan Wong, Pvt. Shaun Farrell, Pvt. Aidan Goulding and Pvt. Hayden Lykkemark, according to a press release from the Canadian government.

In addition to those killed, 39 Canadian Armed Forces members sustained injuries, the release noted.
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Multiple Canadian Armed Forces sources told CGTV's Global News that the incident occurred during a live-fire training exercise, and that a gas line or a gas well was struck and ignited the explosion.

A fire erupted within the training area of the military base around 4 p.m. local time on Saturday, officials said.
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During a news conference on Sunday afternoon, Canadian military officials acknowledged they were aware of the grass fire for several hours before the blaze rapidly spread towards the training area where soldiers were taking part in exercises.

"The fire was a kilometre [0.62 miles] away when the wind shifted. It is not normal for a fire to move a kilometre in 30 to 60 seconds," Maj. Gen. L.W. Rutland said at the news conference.

He said the soldiers killed and injured were taking part in a training exercise ahead of deployment to Latvia. The Canadian Armed Forces will undertake a board of inquiry to examine the event, Rutland noted.

The Intercept

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For other uses, see Intercept (disambiguation).

The Intercept is an American left-wing[2][3][4] and progressive[2][5][6] nonprofit news organization that publishes articles and podcasts online. The Intercept has published in English since its founding in 2014, and in Portuguese since the 2016 launch of the Brazilian edition. It has been noted for its pro-Palestinian coverage.[2][7]

History
2014–2022: Founding, early years
The Intercept was founded by journalists Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill, and Laura Poitras.[8] It was launched on February 10, 2014, by First Look Media with $250 million in pledged funding by billionaire eBay co-founder Pierre Omidyar.[9][10][11] The publication initially reported on documents released by Edward Snowden.[12] Co-founders Greenwald and Poitras left in 2020 amid public disagreements about the leadership and direction of the organization.[8]