“Netflix should fire racist, Trump Deranged Susan Rice, IMMEDIATELY, or pay the consequences.”
What in the fuck does that even mean?
Pay which consequences?
HonoredPeople on
Sue him.
Everybody that can sue this piece of crap. Do it. Have him do nothing but dodging court orders all day. Bog him down.
StrangerFew2424 on
How about we fire your obese, orange ass instead…
B-Z_B-S on
Trump’s reaction looks like he’s really worried of losing his influence over the companies. If Trump was secure in his control, he wouldn’t have panicked like that. Well, Trump has always been insecure, but he’s even more unstable than he used to be. He saw that she might draw corporations away from him, and freaked out.
ZillaSlayer54 on
Pathetic Pedo Manchild.
greengeezer56 on
Of course the first thing I’m going to do for the rest of the evening is watch and read everything I can find on Susan Rice. haha
YourShowerCompanion on
He has overstayed his time on this planet.
Need grim reaper to drag his obese orange ass to deepest part of hell.
neutral-otter on
Dafuq is wrong with this pine cone
One-Environment-1444 on
Sounds like she is entirely correct.
AuroraDigitalis on
He’s no president, he’s a mob boss masquerading as a combo of PT Barnum and WC Fields.
LangyMD on
He wants corporations to bend both knees so they can get into the more typical position to be orally raped.
Born_Weird on
She said something that apparently is already common knowledge or should be.
Choice-of-SteinsGate on
The FCC under the Trump administration is no longer an independent agency and marches to the beat of Trump’s drum.
Before I continue, note that FCC director Brendan Carr just invoked the near century’s old “equal time rule” to target late night talk shows like Stephen Colbert’s, but these shows have been exempt from the rule for decades.
It was his opinion that late night is “motivated by partisan purposes,” yet Carr made sure to allow right-wing talk radio to remain exempt from the same law. You want to talk about partisanship? Really?
Trump has appointed loyalists into director positions within agencies like the FCC where they carry out his authoritarian whims against his critics in the media; applying regulatory pressures on companies to silence those who criticize him and/or his policies, or tell jokes at his expense because he’s an insecure narcissist.
It shouldn’t have to be said, but if you have any principles at all, you don’t submit to the demands of a wanna-be dictator hell bent on tightening the government’s grip on the media—no matter the cost.
Because as a consequence of surrendering to Trump’s unconstitutional attacks against the media, he emerges feeling more empowered than ever as his administration continues its aggressive campaign against free speech and the free press.
Trump appointed Brendan Carr to head the FCC. Carr authored a chapter in Project 2025’s “Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise,” which outlined FCC policies for a future Trump administration.
Carr previously served as the agency’s general counsel and as an aide to FCC commissioner Ajit Pai, you know, the guy who wanted to repeal net neutrality rules.
Unsurprisingly, Carr also opposes net neutrality protections.
He publicly accused social media platforms of being biased against the Trump reelection campaign. During an on-air interview with Lou Dobbs Tonight on Fox News, Carr stated that “Since the 2016 election, the far left has hopped from hoax to hoax to hoax to explain how it lost to President Trump at the ballot box.”
He has also made baseless accusations towards Trump’s political opponents and representatives like Adam Schiff, someone who Trump has a personal vendetta against; accusing him of overseeing a “secret and partisan surveillance machine.”
In other words, Trump’s decision to appoint Carr as FCC director is just another example of the many conflicts of interest that plague this administration.
One of the most successful and central aims of the Trump administration, as outlined in Project 2025 of course, is the establishment of a unitary executive beholden to no one. Basically an effort to turn the presidency into a dictatorship.
This has involved giving the president unilateral authority over just about anything; including his unbridled use of executive orders to enact authoritarian policies; a large percentage of which have been deemed or challenged as unconstitutional.
It involves giving Trump unrestricted powers over Congress and the judiciary; allowing him to flout checks and balances, defy court orders and abuse impoundment procedures to take control of the government’s purse.
Despite Trump’s claim that this is the “most transparent administration in history,” that same administration is orchestrating cover ups of massive scandals, eliminating practically all areas of independent oversight, and stacking the government with loyalists, billionaires and rich, corporate interests.
So even though Trump says that hiring should be based solely on “merit,” his administration runs on rampant cronyism, corruption and favoritism.
Trump has abused his powers to make independent agencies subordinate to him. He’s turned the DOJ into his own personal legal arm, which he’s weaponizing against his political opponents, his critics, and anyone who has tried to hold him accountable in the past.
Trump has used the FCC to apply regulatory pressures on media organizations that don’t provide him with constant positive publicity. He’s putting economic advisors on the Fed board who align with him on reckless monetary policy. He’s firing heads of agencies and institutions without cause and replacing them with kowtowing loyalists who will suppress or manipulate information and advance his policy goals.
His administration is also stripping civil servants of their protections in order to replace knowledgeable and qualified staff with incompetent lackeys whose only qualifications are that they pledge their undying fealty to Trump. Carr is no different.
marvin02 on
> “Rice is basically openly saying that Democrats will go after anyone and everyone who supported President Trump, embracing weaponized lawfare against potentially millions of Americans,” she added, calling on Trump and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr to “kill” the merger
I wish Republicans could understand irony.
LuscioussBooty on
The “stop cancel culture” guy wants someone fired for a comment. Make it make sense.
amprather on
The ones that are bending the knee are getting fucked in the ass by both sides.
Those that are putting up a fight like Costco are winning on all levels.
i_hate_ketchup777 on
trump should just executive order himself king of netflix.
Western-Feeling2093 on
Susan Rice got more balls than all of Congress combined
PlumpPeachhy on
Imagine being this fragile that a woman’s warning to CEOs makes you demand her job.
Hot_dr_pepper on
What a pathetic whiny bitch
soupsupan on
Netflix should tell Trump to …….
Redd11r on
If Suzan Rice goes so does my subscription
Solrac50 on
Deranged Donny can’t make a cogent statement anymore. But he’s implying he’ll block Netflix buying Warner Brothers if Netflix doesn’t enact his vengeance on a political enemy.
Most people have had enough of his selfish tantrums. The midterms are going to be a recall election for Trump. Impeach, convict, charge, convict, rinse and repeat.
OKStamped on
He’s truly the bitchiest bitch who’s ever bitched.
HeadPaleontologist40 on
Trump is the definition of government overreach. The failed businessman/pedo sure has a lot to say about everything.
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“Netflix should fire racist, Trump Deranged Susan Rice, IMMEDIATELY, or pay the consequences.”
What in the fuck does that even mean?
Pay which consequences?
Sue him.
Everybody that can sue this piece of crap. Do it. Have him do nothing but dodging court orders all day. Bog him down.
How about we fire your obese, orange ass instead…
Trump’s reaction looks like he’s really worried of losing his influence over the companies. If Trump was secure in his control, he wouldn’t have panicked like that. Well, Trump has always been insecure, but he’s even more unstable than he used to be. He saw that she might draw corporations away from him, and freaked out.
Pathetic Pedo Manchild.
Of course the first thing I’m going to do for the rest of the evening is watch and read everything I can find on Susan Rice. haha
He has overstayed his time on this planet.
Need grim reaper to drag his obese orange ass to deepest part of hell.
Dafuq is wrong with this pine cone
Sounds like she is entirely correct.
He’s no president, he’s a mob boss masquerading as a combo of PT Barnum and WC Fields.
He wants corporations to bend both knees so they can get into the more typical position to be orally raped.
She said something that apparently is already common knowledge or should be.
The FCC under the Trump administration is no longer an independent agency and marches to the beat of Trump’s drum.
Before I continue, note that FCC director Brendan Carr just invoked the near century’s old “equal time rule” to target late night talk shows like Stephen Colbert’s, but these shows have been exempt from the rule for decades.
It was his opinion that late night is “motivated by partisan purposes,” yet Carr made sure to allow right-wing talk radio to remain exempt from the same law. You want to talk about partisanship? Really?
Trump has appointed loyalists into director positions within agencies like the FCC where they carry out his authoritarian whims against his critics in the media; applying regulatory pressures on companies to silence those who criticize him and/or his policies, or tell jokes at his expense because he’s an insecure narcissist.
It shouldn’t have to be said, but if you have any principles at all, you don’t submit to the demands of a wanna-be dictator hell bent on tightening the government’s grip on the media—no matter the cost.
Because as a consequence of surrendering to Trump’s unconstitutional attacks against the media, he emerges feeling more empowered than ever as his administration continues its aggressive campaign against free speech and the free press.
Trump appointed Brendan Carr to head the FCC. Carr authored a chapter in Project 2025’s “Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise,” which outlined FCC policies for a future Trump administration.
Carr previously served as the agency’s general counsel and as an aide to FCC commissioner Ajit Pai, you know, the guy who wanted to repeal net neutrality rules.
Unsurprisingly, Carr also opposes net neutrality protections.
He publicly accused social media platforms of being biased against the Trump reelection campaign. During an on-air interview with Lou Dobbs Tonight on Fox News, Carr stated that “Since the 2016 election, the far left has hopped from hoax to hoax to hoax to explain how it lost to President Trump at the ballot box.”
He has also made baseless accusations towards Trump’s political opponents and representatives like Adam Schiff, someone who Trump has a personal vendetta against; accusing him of overseeing a “secret and partisan surveillance machine.”
In other words, Trump’s decision to appoint Carr as FCC director is just another example of the many conflicts of interest that plague this administration.
One of the most successful and central aims of the Trump administration, as outlined in Project 2025 of course, is the establishment of a unitary executive beholden to no one. Basically an effort to turn the presidency into a dictatorship.
This has involved giving the president unilateral authority over just about anything; including his unbridled use of executive orders to enact authoritarian policies; a large percentage of which have been deemed or challenged as unconstitutional.
It involves giving Trump unrestricted powers over Congress and the judiciary; allowing him to flout checks and balances, defy court orders and abuse impoundment procedures to take control of the government’s purse.
Despite Trump’s claim that this is the “most transparent administration in history,” that same administration is orchestrating cover ups of massive scandals, eliminating practically all areas of independent oversight, and stacking the government with loyalists, billionaires and rich, corporate interests.
So even though Trump says that hiring should be based solely on “merit,” his administration runs on rampant cronyism, corruption and favoritism.
Trump has abused his powers to make independent agencies subordinate to him. He’s turned the DOJ into his own personal legal arm, which he’s weaponizing against his political opponents, his critics, and anyone who has tried to hold him accountable in the past.
Trump has used the FCC to apply regulatory pressures on media organizations that don’t provide him with constant positive publicity. He’s putting economic advisors on the Fed board who align with him on reckless monetary policy. He’s firing heads of agencies and institutions without cause and replacing them with kowtowing loyalists who will suppress or manipulate information and advance his policy goals.
His administration is also stripping civil servants of their protections in order to replace knowledgeable and qualified staff with incompetent lackeys whose only qualifications are that they pledge their undying fealty to Trump. Carr is no different.
> “Rice is basically openly saying that Democrats will go after anyone and everyone who supported President Trump, embracing weaponized lawfare against potentially millions of Americans,” she added, calling on Trump and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr to “kill” the merger
I wish Republicans could understand irony.
The “stop cancel culture” guy wants someone fired for a comment. Make it make sense.
The ones that are bending the knee are getting fucked in the ass by both sides.
Those that are putting up a fight like Costco are winning on all levels.
trump should just executive order himself king of netflix.
Susan Rice got more balls than all of Congress combined
Imagine being this fragile that a woman’s warning to CEOs makes you demand her job.
What a pathetic whiny bitch
Netflix should tell Trump to …….
If Suzan Rice goes so does my subscription
Deranged Donny can’t make a cogent statement anymore. But he’s implying he’ll block Netflix buying Warner Brothers if Netflix doesn’t enact his vengeance on a political enemy.
Most people have had enough of his selfish tantrums. The midterms are going to be a recall election for Trump. Impeach, convict, charge, convict, rinse and repeat.
He’s truly the bitchiest bitch who’s ever bitched.
Trump is the definition of government overreach. The failed businessman/pedo sure has a lot to say about everything.