Added November 3, 2026 · Three recent posts, ordered by likes at the time of checking. Original posts and displayed engagement figures were checked on X on November 3, 2026. Dates use Beijing time; counts can change.
Politics & foreign policy𝕏
Newsom criticizes Trump over California ballots
@GavinNewsom
“Every eligible vote WILL be counted.”
Gavin Newsom alleges that Trump is trying to exclude 20,000 California ballots and intimidate election workers. Newsom says the state will count every eligible vote.
Acyn shares Raskin’s remarks on allegations against Trump
@Acyn
“the first-person accounts of five different women”
Acyn shares a clip in which Jamie Raskin discusses women’s allegations of sexual assault against Trump and accounts he links to Epstein and Maxwell. The post reports Raskin’s description of those accounts.
Rupar criticizes a violent scenario in Trump’s speech
@atrupar
“one of the weirdest speeches he's ever given”
Aaron Rupar criticizes a passage in which, by his account, Trump imagines visitors from Iowa and Indiana being killed in Washington, DC. Rupar singles out the passage in a clip from the speech.
Aaron Rupar shares a clip and attributes a claim about winning the Vietnam War in a week to Trump. Rupar challenges that boast by pointing to the conflict with Iran.
Brian Krassenstein shares a clip he describes as a Fox News interview at Trump’s South Carolina rally. He highlights an attendee’s remark about experiencing a cult firsthand and presents it as mockery of the event.
Krassenstein contrasts Trump and Obama rally footage
@krassenstein
“This video says it all. Trump rally vs. Obama rally last night.”
Brian Krassenstein shares a short video contrasting footage labeled as Trump and Obama rallies. His post uses the comparison to criticize Trump; it does not provide independently verified attendance figures.
Rupar draws attention to empty seats at a Trump rally
@atrupar
“lots of empty seats even close to the stage”
Aaron Rupar shares footage he describes as a protester being removed from a Trump rally. He draws attention to empty seats as the camera pulls back. This summarizes his observation, not an estimate of overall attendance.
“more stock trades in his second term than all 535 members of Congress combined”
Steve Rattner criticizes Trump’s stock-trading activity, comparing it with that of Congress. The comparison is Rattner’s claim, not an independently verified finding here.
Suzie Rizzio shares a video she describes as a protest at a Trump rally in Mississippi. Her post highlights a demand to release the Epstein files and criticism of the ballroom project.
Democratic Wins highlights polling criticism of Trump
@DemocraticWins
“Trump's got big problems”
Democratic Wins Media shares a Fox News clip and interprets its reported disapproval figure as a political problem for Trump. This summarizes the account’s interpretation; the underlying poll has not been independently checked here.
Bernie Sanders criticizes Trump’s remarks about high gas prices, arguing that they prioritize wealthy allies over motorists. This is Sanders’s interpretation of the remarks.
CALL TO ACTIVISM criticizes Trump’s rally priorities
@CalltoActivism
“Not gas. Not jobs. Not prices. Not inflation.”
CALL TO ACTIVISM criticizes Trump’s Michigan rally remarks, contrasting personal comments with questions about jobs and living costs. The post expresses the account’s political assessment.
CALL TO ACTIVISM challenges Trump’s Ukraine promise
@CalltoActivism
“promised to end Russia’s war in Ukraine within 24 hours”
CALL TO ACTIVISM shares a compilation of Trump’s statements about ending the war in Ukraine and argues that his promise remains unfulfilled. This is the account’s criticism of his policy.
Sanders criticizes Trump over election certification
@BernieSanders
“This is his authoritarianism in real time.”
Bernie Sanders alleges that Trump is seeking to block certification of an Alaska Senate result if the Republican loses. He describes this as authoritarian conduct. This is his allegation and assessment, not an independently verified finding here.
Elizabeth Warren criticizes Trump over his promise to lower costs and attributes higher fuel and grocery prices to the war. The post presents her political assessment of responsibility.
Warren criticizes corporate settlements under Trump
@SenWarren
“the American people are paying the price”
Elizabeth Warren argues that settlements involving major companies under the Trump administration harm consumers. Her accompanying graphic lists five examples; the claims have not been independently verified here.
Sanders questions the Senate’s independence from Trump
@BernieSanders
“Trump and his billionaire pals”
Bernie Sanders questions whether a Republican Senate would independently scrutinize Trump. He contrasts that prospect with the approach of candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Bernie Sanders condemns the administration’s immigration enforcement and argues that Republicans should be held responsible. His description of the impact of ICE is his assessment, not an independently verified finding here.
Warren challenges Trump on credit card interest rates
@SenWarren
“Donald Trump promised to cap rates at 10%.”
Elizabeth Warren criticizes Trump for not delivering his promised cap on credit card interest rates. She argues that working families continue to pay higher borrowing costs.
Call to Activism criticizes religious imagery at Trump’s rally
@CalltoActivism
“This is not normal.”
Call to Activism criticizes what it describes as religious messaging played at Trump’s North Carolina rally. The account portrays the rhetoric as a personality cult; this is its characterization.
Bernie Sanders argues that the Senate should hold Trump accountable instead of automatically supporting him. His post strongly criticizes Trump’s presidency and frames Senate oversight as an important political issue.
Anne Applebaum challenges Trump’s statements about the war in Ukraine, US aid and political corruption. She argues that Putin bears responsibility for the war and rejects Trump’s characterization of Zelensky. These are her assertions and assessment.
Kelly defends Arizona’s governor against Trump’s insults
@CaptMarkKelly
“Trump comes to Arizona and insults our governor.”
Mark Kelly criticizes Trump’s remarks about Arizona governor Katie Hobbs and blames him for rising costs. Sharing Hobbs’s response, Kelly praises her public service and contrasts it with his negative assessment of Trump.
Nancy Pelosi criticizes Trump’s economic record in response to a news report about inflation. She attributes higher prices to tariffs and the war in Iran, and criticizes congressional Republicans for supporting his agenda. This summarizes her political argument.
“He is a danger to the United States and to working families.”
Bernie Sanders sharply criticizes Trump’s conduct and character, then urges voters to prevent Republicans from controlling the Senate. The post presents Sanders’s political assessment and call to vote.
MacFarlane reports a judge’s rebuke of the Trump administration
@MacFarlaneNews
“What has happened has cost the government all of its credibility!”
According to Scott MacFarlane, Judge Ana Reyes criticized Trump administration lawyers for failing to notify the court before hundreds of trees were cut down at East Potomac Park in Washington, D.C. The excerpt is his quotation of the judge.
Occupy Democrats highlights criticism of the administration over Omar
@OccupyDemocrats
“The White House really overplayed its hand this time”
Occupy Democrats criticizes the administration and quotes a statement attributed to House Democratic leaders about an alleged raid on Ilhan Omar’s home. It calls for investigations and accountability; its claims are attributed to the post rather than independently verified here.
François Bayrou criticizes Trump’s remarks about Volodymyr Zelensky and argues that Ukraine’s defense matters to European freedom. His French-language post closes with “Shame on Trump!”
Applebaum challenges the administration’s Russia policy
@anneapplebaum
“The signals from the Trump administration are clearer than ever”
Responding to a post by Volodymyr Zelensky, Anne Applebaum argues that the administration is giving Russia room to continue its attacks on Ukraine. This is her assessment of the policy’s implications.
MacCleary criticizes Trump over Ukraine and fuel costs
@JamesMacCleary
“We are paying the price for this vain, incompetent President.”
James MacCleary criticizes Trump’s approach to Ukraine and links rising fuel costs to the decision to attack Iran. The post presents the MP’s political judgment and argument about responsibility.
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Political reactions𝕏
Call to Activism criticizes Trump’s rhetoric
@CalltoActivism
“We're gonna win big, and we've gonna shove it up their ass.”
Call to Activism attributes these words to Trump and says his conduct grows more embarrassing. The quotation and context are presented as supplied by a reader.
“Donald Trump is the most corrupt piece of shit America has ever produced.”
Hannan expresses a strongly negative opinion of Trump. The characterization of corruption is the author’s statement, not an independent finding by this journal.
“Donald Trump is the most corrupt piece of shit I’ve ever seen.”
In this earlier post, Hannan expresses a similar personal judgment about Trump. The excerpt is retained as submitted, with a link to the original discussion.
The supplied description says Don Winslow criticizes Trump over an AI video and argues that it embarrasses the United States internationally. The video and its context have not been independently checked here.
The supplied description criticizes a White House UFC event and the language used there. The author’s characterization of corruption is an opinion or allegation, not a finding made by this journal.
The supplied description responds to a hypothetical claim about Trump curing cancer by alleging research-funding cuts and misconduct involving a children’s cancer charity. These factual allegations require separate verification; the post is presented as the author’s argument.
The supplied excerpt condemns Trump’s presidency and includes serious accusations of sexual and other criminal wrongdoing. Those accusations are not independently established here and are not repeated as factual conclusions.
The supplied description presents this post as a response to ICE making an arrest at an airport. The circumstances of the reported incident have not been independently verified here.
Murray’s stated refusal to attend the State of the Union
@PattyMurray
The supplied description says Senator Patty Murray denounces Trump’s conduct and corruption and declines to attend the State of the Union. This summarizes her stated criticism, not an independent finding of corruption.
A clip attributed to Nick Fuentes calls for impeachment
@ImperiumFirst
The supplied description attributes a denunciation of Trump and MAGA, and support for impeachment, to Nick Fuentes. The speaker attribution has not been independently checked here.
The supplied description identifies Eminem leading an anti-Trump chant at a concert. The performer, recording date and setting have not been independently checked here.
The supplied description says this post repeats Epstein-related and sexual-assault allegations against Trump. The underlying allegations have not been independently verified here; inclusion is not a finding that they are true.
Sanders calls on Trump and Netanyahu to end the war
Bernie Sanders@BernieSanders
“Now they must end it.”
Sanders places responsibility on Trump and Netanyahu and calls for an end to the war. This excerpt presents his position; the original post is linked for its full wording and discussion.
“American consumers will only have to pay the higher taxes for 150 days.”
Schiff argues that higher import tariffs fall on American consumers and questions how long they can remain in place. These are the author’s economic and legal claims, quoted as commentary.
“Donald Trump’s days of pretending to be a populist are over.”
Schumer criticizes the administration’s priorities on public services and tax breaks. His post is a partisan response to the budget debate, rather than an independent analysis of its effects.
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