John Q. Hosedrinker

Trump formally ordered to pay $454 million in New York fraud case

If I were in Trump’s shoes right now, I would be feeling the pressure building up as the deadline for payment of $454 million looms closer. The idea of being formally ordered to pay such an astronomical sum of money would undoubtedly rile up any individual, especially someone like Trump, who thrives on the image of wealth and success.

The fact that his legal team has been battling these charges for so long and are now faced with the harsh reality of actually having to fork over this amount must surely be a bitter pill to swallow. The sense of entitlement and privilege that has surrounded Trump throughout his life suddenly seems to be slipping away as the New York fraud case tightens its grip.… Continue reading

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says ’weakling’ Putin executed Navalny to crush dissent

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent remarks accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of executing opposition leader Alexei Navalny to crush dissent have sparked a wave of discussion and controversy. While some may argue that this is not groundbreaking news, it is crucial for world leaders to speak out against the atrocities committed by authoritarian regimes like Putin’s. Trudeau’s choice of words, calling Putin a “weakling,” is particularly striking. It sends a clear message that no amount of intimidating tactics or violence will silence those who stand up against oppression.

Putin’s actions in relation to Navalny are nothing short of cowardly. From the moment Navalny returned to Russia and was swiftly arrested to his sentencing and subsequent transfer to Siberia, Putin’s hands are stained with the blood of those who dare to speak out against him.… Continue reading

Judge denies Trump’s request to delay enforcement of $355M fraud case penalties

The recent news of a judge denying Trump’s request to delay the enforcement of $355M fraud case penalties is truly a moment of accountability and justice prevailing. The judge’s firm stance against Trump’s attempts to evade consequences for his actions is a victory for those who believe in upholding the rule of law.

It is satisfying to see the judge’s response to Trump’s baseless request for a stay, reminding him that he has failed to provide any valid justification for delaying the penalties imposed on him. Trump’s audacity to insult the judge and his staff, coupled with his futile attempts to change the addresses of his business entities, only further highlight his lack of remorse for his fraudulent actions.… Continue reading

Florida defies CDC in measles outbreak, telling parents it’s fine to send unvaccinated kids to school

Living in Florida during a measles outbreak, I find myself deeply troubled by the recent decision of state officials to defy the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) by informing parents that it is perfectly fine to send unvaccinated children to school. Measles, a highly contagious and dangerous disease, poses a significant risk to young children and pregnant women who are unvaccinated. The negligence of the Florida GOP in addressing this issue is simply alarming.

As a parent, I cannot fathom the idea of willingly putting my child’s health at risk by allowing them to be exposed to a preventable disease like measles.… Continue reading

Former funeral home owner arrested after a corpse lay in a hearse for 2 years

As I read about the former funeral home owner who was arrested after a corpse lay in a hearse for 2 years, my initial reaction was shock and disbelief. How could someone let such a horrifying situation unfold? The fact that the woman’s body was left unattended for such a long period of time is beyond comprehension. It raises serious questions about the lack of regulation in the funeral home industry, particularly in Colorado where this incident took place.

The discovery of 35 cremated remains hoarded around the property only adds to the macabre nature of this case. It boggles the mind to think about the conditions in which these bodies were left, and the lack of respect shown to them and their families.… Continue reading

Hamas’s ‘sadistic sex crimes’ on Oct. 7 set forth in new report

As I sit here reading about the horrific ‘sadistic sex crimes’ committed by Hamas on October 7th, I am left feeling utterly sickened and disgusted. How can any human being bring themselves to inflict such unimaginable pain and suffering on another individual? It is beyond comprehension to me that there are individuals out there capable of such depravity.

The thought of someone being executed in the midst of being raped is absolutely unfathomable. It is a heinous act that shakes me to my core. The sheer brutality and inhumanity of such actions is truly beyond words. Palestinians are protesting against Hamas, but how often do we see this on the news?… Continue reading

Putin still believes he can win in Ukraine, says western assessment | Russia

Putin still believes he can win in Ukraine, and honestly, who can blame him? The Western assessment may be grim, but the reality is that he has the upper hand in this conflict. The war of attrition is playing right into Russia’s strategy, and unless Ukraine receives more support, Putin’s victory seems inevitable. It’s a harsh truth that we must accept.

The power dynamics at play in this conflict are clear. Russia has the time and resources on its side, and Putin knows this. He understands that as long as the West hesitates to send aid, Ukraine will struggle to stand its ground.… Continue reading

Fox News cuts into footage of Trump’s speech in Carolina to point out inaccuracies

Fox News cutting into footage of Trump’s speech in Carolina to point out inaccuracies is a significant and rare move for a network that has a history of being closely aligned with the former president. Neil Cavuto’s statement that “even though the former president is entitled to his opinions, he’s not entitled to his own set of facts” is a bold and necessary assertion in a time when misinformation and disinformation run rampant in the media.

The fact that Fox News, known for being a staunch supporter of Trump, has taken this step to fact-check his claims speaks volumes about the current state of affairs.… Continue reading

Ukraine will have right to use F-16s to attack military targets in Russia – Stoltenberg

Ukraine finally having the right to use F-16s to attack military targets in Russia is a long-awaited development in this ongoing conflict. The idea of Ukraine defending itself from Russian aggression, including using fighter jets, seems like a necessary step towards leveling the playing field. After all, Russia has not held back in using brutal tactics and advanced weaponry in their attacks on Ukraine. With this decision, it feels like the gloves have finally come off, and Ukraine can now fight back with more force and determination.

The global implications of this conflict have become undeniable. What started as a regional dispute has escalated into a full-blown international crisis with far-reaching consequences.… Continue reading

It Sure Looks Like Trump Can’t Pay the Bond in His Fraud Trial

Every headline, every tweet, every rumor spreading like wildfire seems to confirm what many have suspected all along – it sure looks like Trump can’t pay the bond in his fraud trial. The discussions, the speculations, the analyses all point towards a looming financial meltdown for the former president. And yet, amidst all this chaos, one thing remains crystal clear – the truth always has a way of coming to light.

The staggering amount of debt, the mounting legal fees, the looming judgments – it all paints a picture of a man who is not as financially stable as he portrays himself to be.… Continue reading