Donald J Trump - Predsjednik USA All About

[Point.]

Kakva loša vadiona, čuj doktor.

Majku ti jebem lažljivu, prije bih povjeraovao da je rekao da je čoban.

[amidzazeher]

Cuj only fake news tako vidio onu njegovu sliku, a on mjeri valjda temperaturu onom bolesniku
Ali koji kić slika braćo mila. Nabacao lik svega čak je i AI zbunio pa umjesto doktora ispade Isus

[no_sekirli]

Pretpostavljam da u svijetu ima barem jedan dr. Jesus, mozda je na tog doktora namjestio AI

[amidzazeher]

Pretpostavljam da u svijetu ima barem jedan dr. Jesus, mozda je na tog doktora namjestio AI

Pa da, logično, a vatromet, orlovi, avioni, oni nekakvi “leteći” vojnici šta li su

Slika me asocira na one scene iz filmova gdje neko dijete naslika nešto pa psihijatar dadne dijagnozu s tim da iz ove njegove ne moraš biti psihijatar da vidiš da je lik umobolan

[Hendrix]

Pretpostavljam da u svijetu ima barem jedan dr. Jesus, mozda je na tog doktora namjestio AI

Jesus (Hesus) je cesto ime u Spaniji, Dr. Jesus sigurno postoji.

[pici]

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To je ta demokratija koju provode nad svojim marincima. Fuj..

pogledao i preneražen sam, ne odnosa prema marincu veteranu kojem su izgleda i ruku polomili, vec pri samom kraju kada djevojka vice, okrenite se da vidite... niko nista, vice im jeste li roboti. Ovakva indolentnost zasluzuje samo prijezir. TbJrB u sta se je amerika pretvorila, zombi nacija orginal. Strasno.

[pici]

Mary Trump, nećakinja Donalda Trumpa, psihologinja i autorica bestselera Too Much and Never Enough, oštro je kritizirala nedavnu izjavu Melanie Trump o njezinim navodnim vezama s Jeffreyem Epsteinom i Ghislaine Maxwell, nazvavši je "podlom i bizarnom".


U intervjuu koji je dala za Daily Beast, Mary Trump rekla je da je Melanijina izjava zapravo pokušaj kontrole štete jer proturječi brojnim dokumentarnim dokazima, prenosi Večernji.ba.


Melania Trump u svojoj izjavi zatražila je da prestanu „laži“ o njezinoj vezi s osuđenim seksualnim prijestupnikom Jeffreyem Epsteinom. Pozvala je Kongres da omogući otvoreno svjedočenje žrtava Epsteina te je kategorički poricala bilo kakvu vezu s Epsteinom i njegovom suradnicom Ghislaine Maxwell. Priznala je da je viđena s Epsteinom na fotografijama, ali je naglasila da je samo povremeno prisustvovala njihovim zabavama jer se društveni krugovi preklapaju. Poručila je da nije bila žrtva i da nema nikakav odnos s njima.


Međutim, ova izjava brzo je izazvala kontroverze jer postoje dokumentarni dokazi koji joj proturječe, između ostalog e-mail razmjena s Ghislaine Maxwell koja završava s potpisom „Love, Melania“. Mary Trump smatra da je izjava njezine tete izuzetno problematična iz više razloga.


- Ona tvrdi da nema nikakve veze s Ghislaine Maxwell i Jeffreyem Epsteinom… a postoji toliko dokumentarnih dokaza koji govorre suprotno - rekla je Mary, piše Daily Beast.


Dodala je da je posebno "podlo" što Melania naglašava da nije žrtva. Prema Mary Trump, time se zapravo otvara mogućnost da je dobrovoljno ulazila u odnose s "dvoje ljudi za koje znamo da su među najgorima na planeti". Mary Trump posebno ističe bizarnost trenutka u kojem je izjava objavljena.


- Koliko god ova izjava bila bizarna iz toliko razloga, glavni je taj što je usmjerila pažnju na temu koju Donald Trump očajnički pokušava da prestanemo pratiti - rekla je.


Prema njezinim riječima, Donald Trump od početka drugog mandata opisuje cijelu priču oko Epsteina kao "demokratsku obmanu" i želi da se o njoj više ne govori. Melania je, suprotno tome, sama ponovno otvorila tu temu.


- Čudno je što prva dama Sjedinjenih Država mora izaći i reći da nema veze s pedofilom, to obično nije nešto što očekujete da će prva dama morati izjaviti - komentirala je Mary. Mary Trump vjeruje da se Melania pokušava zaštititi od nečega što bi moglo izaći u javnost.


- Čini se nevjerojatnim da za ovakvu izjavu nije morala dobiti dopuštenje… Osim, naravno, ako nije riječ o distrakciji od Irana - našalila se Mary, aludirajući na šalu koja trenutno kruži među promatračima.


Bijela kuća navodno nije bila pripremljena za Melanijinu izjavu, što dodatno naglašava koliko je bila neočekivana i neusklađena s Trumpovom strategijom.

a i ova eskort prostitutka mi ide na qurac

[no_sekirli]

Pretpostavljam da u svijetu ima barem jedan dr. Jesus, mozda je na tog doktora namjestio AI

Jesus (Hesus) je cesto ime u Spaniji, Dr. Jesus sigurno postoji.

Garant je Kramp rekao AIu da mu napravi sliku prema tom doktoru, gdje bi se on usporedio sa Isusom

[Chmoljo]

Boli ga kurac. Moze reci sta hoce, dovoljno ljudi ce samo klimati glavom ili se smijati.

Ja predlazem da si nabavi pistolj i ode na Times Square, da pocne sou.

Ma ja kazem boli ga kurac. Meni on nije budala ni debil. Debili su oni koji mu pljescu i koji se nalaze u onom dijelu approval ratinga za njega.

On je samo posljedica jos uvijek velikog broja takvih hajvana, sto je zapanjujuce.

[DebelinJoe]

Boli ga kurac. Moze reci sta hoce, dovoljno ljudi ce samo klimati glavom ili se smijati.

Ja predlazem da si nabavi pistolj i ode na Times Square, da pocne sou.

Ma ja kazem boli ga kurac. Meni on nije budala ni debil. Debili su oni koji mu pljescu i koji se nalaze u onom dijelu approval ratinga za njega.

On je samo posljedica jos uvijek velikog broja takvih hajvana, sto je zapanjujuce.

70 miliona hajvana je glasalo za njega.

[Truba]

kaže mi kolega da je čitao britanski mediji presreli neke info da ni papa vise nije siguran

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[skupljac_zeljeza]

Huawei pravi i bolje, naprednije i ljepše, a tek Honor i Xaomi.

[ferratilis]

[DebelinJoe]

Upozorili ih, nisu slušali...Sorry, poslije trumpanja nema kajanja...

[omar little]

wsj od svih novina...komentari su :vegeta:, izdobijace mozdane

Bernie Sanders Is Back as a Left-Wing Kingmaker

The senator is helping progressives win primaries, but some Democrats worry that won’t translate to victories in general elections

STANFORD, Calif.—A decade after his first bid for the White House ended in failure, Bernie Sanders is still trying to take over the Democratic Party.

Instead of retreating, the Vermont senator has pulled his colleagues dramatically leftward and is trying to position himself as the party’s kingmaker.

He speaks at least once a week to Zohran Mamdani, an acolyte who pulled off a major upset to become mayor of New York City, where progressive policies will now be tested on a population of roughly 8.5 million people.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.), another protégée, is considering a run for the White House or a bid to take Democratic leader Chuck Schumer’s Senate seat when he is up for re-election in 2028. On whether she should challenge Schumer, Sanders said it’s her decision but added, “I’m a big fan of Alexandria’s.”

Sanders, who is 84, has said he doesn’t think he will run for president again. But as Democrats trip over themselves to come up with a cohesive strategy to win back congressional majorities and effectively take on President Trump, Sanders has built a formidable political machine to spread progressive policies and support like-minded candidates, many of whom are young and new to politics.

He has assembled an email list with more than five million contacts he can tap for fundraising and organizing. In the wake of Trump 2.0, more than 8,500 people have expressed interest in running for office by signing up through his organization. It is one of, if not the, largest initiatives of its kind, far surpassing efforts by national Democratic organizations. He raised hundreds of millions in small dollar donations for his own presidential campaigns. Other progressives, such as Ocasio-Cortez, are also raking in cash.

During a recent nationwide rally tour, Sanders drew hundreds of thousands of people, the biggest crowds of his career, who listened to him pitch his prescription for how Democrats can start winning again. And on Capitol Hill, the party sounds more and more like him—even moderates in the Senate now complain about billionaires and income inequality.

“You know what? Maybe Bernie was not so crazy,” Sanders said in an interview after an event at Stanford University. The Democratic Party, he said, has learned some of what he has spent decades trying to teach it, but “as much as I would like? No.”

The self-described Democratic socialist, who has spent much of his political career as a gadfly challenging the status quo, has gained a remarkable foothold in a party he technically isn’t a part of. (Sanders is an independent who caucuses with Democrats; he was re-elected to his Senate seat in 2024.) But the question remains: Can Sanders’s version of the party actually beat Republicans?

While the progressive roster has grown dramatically since 2016, the group’s success has largely come from taking out other Democrats in primaries and then cruising to victory in general elections that aren’t competitive.

Trump returned to the White House in 2024 by increasing his margins with nearly every demographic group. Afterward, Democratic elites argued party leaders had become too focused on social issues or had offered unrealistic solutions to voters’ problems.

Liberals, on the other hand, said the party didn’t go far enough left. Without anything to excite them, many voters stayed at home or even gave Trump another chance, they said.

The debate is far from settled, though the party as a whole has begun to zero in on affordability as a winning issue—which the liberal wing sees as a sign of their ascendancy.

Mamdani, a little-known New York state assemblyman, shocked the political and financial establishment last year when he beat former governor Andrew Cuomo to become mayor of New York City in a campaign focused on the city’s high cost of living.

In an interview, Mamdani said he has always seen Sanders as a political North Star. When he ran for the New York State Assembly in 2020, his first campaign event collected signatures at a Sanders presidential rally, and he used other Sanders events as a way to increase turnout and support for his candidacy. “Bernie’s 2016 run for president is what gave me the language to even describe my own politics as being a Democratic socialist,” he said.

On Sunday, the senator joined Mamdani at his first 100 days rally. The crowd chanted “Bernie! Bernie!” as he walked on stage to flashing lights and blaring AC/DC.

Schumer clash
This year, Sanders is pushing his candidates in a handful of the most important races in the country. In some cases, he is clashing with Democratic leadership, who see their preferred candidates as the party’s best chance to win seats held by Republicans.

Democrats are favored to win back the House in November and are seen as long shots to take a majority in the Senate. At the same time, polls indicate the Democratic brand remains badly tarnished.

Schumer is facing growing frustration throughout his conference. Recruits running in Alaska, Ohio and North Carolina have found broad party support. However, Schumer and progressives, including Sanders, have found themselves at odds over several must-win races.

“Chuck and I disagree on almost everything,” Sanders said. He said in addition to policy and leadership issues, Schumer was choosing candidates who don’t excite voters.

chumer, in a statement, said he was focused on winning a Senate majority this year.

In Maine and Michigan, the Sanders-endorsed Senate candidates are drawing the ire of Schumer and other Democratic leaders. The party’s picks in those races, people familiar with their thinking said, are people who have already won competitive races and will be better prepared in difficult general elections.

“Republicans would always rather run against a Bernie-backed candidate than a traditional candidate,” said Nathan Brand, a senior adviser to South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, who runs the Senate GOP’s campaign arm.

In Maine, Schumer and the Senate’s Democratic campaign committee have been public in supporting Gov. Janet Mills in her bid for the Senate. Running against her in the Democratic primary is oyster farmer Graham Platner, who has been building support among progressives and is currently seen as the favorite.

Despite a string of negative revelations about Platner—among them that he had an apparent Nazi symbol tattooed on his chest before covering it—Sanders and other senators have continued to support him, arguing that the Iraq war veteran has owned up to his mistakes and can deliver liberal messages in an authentic, working-class voice.

Schumer and his allies, meanwhile, say Mills can win crossover voters, a requirement if they want to take out Republican Sen. Susan Collins, whom Democrats have been trying to unseat for years.

“The establishment strategy is you’ve got to be moderate,” Sanders said. “I think the way you win elections is by increasing voter turnout, by getting people who have given up on politics excited and involved.”

In Michigan, Schumer hasn’t publicly aired his preferred candidate, but his allies see moderate Rep. Haley Stevens, who has previously flipped a Republican seat, as their best bet to keep the seat in Democrat hands, after current Democratic Sen. Gary Peters decided not to run for re-election.

Sanders is backing physician Abdul El-Sayed, a former public-health official, who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2018.

A third candidate, State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, has the endorsement of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and several other senators. The race has become a referendum on Israel’s actions in the Middle East, with El-Sayed, a Muslim, being highly critical in line with the views of many progressives. McMorrow has also criticized Israel, while Stevens has aligned herself closely with the country.

The Democrats’ pick will face likely Republican candidate Mike Rogers, a former congressman who lost a bid for the state’s other Senate seat in 2024 by less than 1 percentage point.

Overall, Sanders has endorsed around 20 congressional candidates and candidates for state and local races during Trump’s second term, making him one of the more active lawmakers in issuing his support. He is expected to announce more endorsements in the coming weeks, his aides said.

Sanders’s organization funnels political aspirants through progressive training. Julio Salinas was 15 years old when he knocked on doors for Sanders’s 2016 campaign. Now, the former Texas House of Representatives staffer is running for a state representative seat.

Salinas, now 26, saw Sanders during a rally last summer in McAllen, Texas, and started to think about running for office. He realized people were looking for a new kind of Democrat to take on the establishment. When the Sanders campaign sent out a missive asking for people to run, he signed up. Then he was offered resources on running a campaign, including how to fundraise from one of the training organizations.

“If the Sanders campaigns in 2016 and 2020 were not run, I don’t think that someone like me would be quite as successful in getting to this point,” he said in an interview.

Analilia Mejia, a former Sanders staffer, won her New Jersey primary for a House seat in February in part thanks to Sanders’s email lists, which the senator used to help her fundraise and turn out voters. Her victory was seen as a surprise in the wealthy suburban district previously represented by Mikie Sherrill, a moderate Democrat elected last November to be the state’s governor.

Even in races where Sanders hasn’t weighed in, candidates in his mold are challenging the establishment. In Denver, Rep. Diana DeGette, who has been in office for nearly three decades, is facing a surprisingly competitive challenge in the June primary from Melat Kiros, a 28-year-old Democratic socialist who campaigns on Medicare for All, free child care and criticizing billionaires.

Mixed record
Still, Sanders’ support isn’t a guarantee in a primary, and his critics say it is a liability in a general election. Three candidates Sanders backed in North Carolina and Illinois lost their primaries in March.

Matt Bennett, the co-founder of the centrist group Third Way, said the voters who decide elections don’t want an upheaval of the economy as progressives have proposed. He said the candidates who have actually won competitive races over the past year, such as the Virginia and New Jersey governor races, had a different prescription: “What they are offering is a return to competent and sensible governance…they are not seeking to turn all the tables over.”

Bennett said that while Sanders is focused on economic issues, he is still tied to the left’s social issue agenda and calls to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which centrists believe is a losing position for Democrats. “It is part and parcel with the brand of the far left, and he is in charge of the far left,” he said.

Sanders, for his part, sees no allegiance to the Democratic Party—nearly half of the 8,500 people who signed up to run for office through his organization said they wanted to be independents. “It is very clear to me, and I think most Americans, that for many years, the Democratic Party has not stood up for the working class of this country,” Sanders said.

The strained relationship peaked after his bid for the White House in 2016 was quashed. His supporters felt the nominee, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and the Democratic Party didn’t take his movement seriously.

When he ran again in 2020, he had a real chance to win the nomination before several centrist candidates dropped out of the race and consolidated around Joe Biden, boxing Sanders out. Biden, aware of the power of Sanders’s liberal supporters, included Sanders in the remainder of his campaign and sought his advice while in the White House.

Sanders campaigned for president in Minneapolis in November 2019. Sanders with President Joe Biden in Concord, N.H., in October 2024.
KEREM YUCEL/AFP/Getty Images, Scott Eisen/Getty Images
But by the time the 2024 campaign rolled around, many of the top Democrats felt that the left had become a liability, and that to beat Trump they needed to focus on the center of the electorate.

When Vice President Kamala Harris became the nominee, she spoke once by phone with Sanders, who told her she would lose unless she stood up for the working class, said Faiz Shakir, a top Sanders adviser. The senator never heard from her again. He spent the months leading up to the election calling her campaign to pitch them on his policies, but was mostly ignored or never followed up with, Shakir said.

“It was tough to watch. Here’s a guy who is rooting for your success, he wants you to win and he’s desperately trying to get you some thoughts and advice as to how to do it,” Shakir said. A spokeswoman for Harris didn’t respond to a request for comment.

‘Night and day’
After Trump’s victory, much of the Democratic establishment became immobilized trying to make sense of how they had misunderstood the electorate so badly.

Sanders charged ahead, holding rallies across the country that were swarmed with Democrats, furious at their party’s leadership over the botched challenge to Trump.

Sanders’s long frustration with the wealthy had ripe new targets in Elon Musk and in Trump’s family, whose slew of business ventures capitalized on their father’s presidency. Even Democrats at the events who said they didn’t align with Sanders on all points found themselves nodding along to these talking points.

Over the past year, Sanders has been flooded with requests for endorsements, which his team keeps updated on a spreadsheet. “It’s night and day” from 2024, Shakir said about interest in getting the senator’s support. He said Sanders is also fielding calls from Democrats who aren’t as progressive but want to keep an open line of communication—and prevent him from endorsing their opponent in a primary.

Sanders said when he talks to candidates to consider an endorsement he asks about what he calls the usual topics: Are the candidates “going to stand up to the oligarchs? Going to demand that the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes? Believe in healthcare as a human right and Medicare for all?”

He also asks how they would address the rise of AI, robotics and the data centers ballooning in their wake, which Sanders warns will unravel society. He was speaking about the new tech landscape at Stanford in February.

He has gone as far as to call for a moratorium on building data centers, a pitch that doesn’t have widespread support besides Ocasio-Cortez. Rep. Ro Khanna (D., Calif.), another progressive protégé, has called for more regulation for AI companies but stopped short of supporting a moratorium. Still, he said Sanders was uniquely positioned to talk about the changing environment.

“No one has done more on the issue of income inequality in my lifetime—he’s been a prophet on that issue. And AI risks significantly exacerbating it,” Khanna said in an interview before the Stanford town hall, which he co-hosted with Sanders.

https://www.wsj.com/politics/elections/ ... _lead_pos3

[jeza u ledja]

Ja mislim da se i u Madjarskoj danas ljevica udara u glavu pitajuci se sto li su boze podrzali konzervativca Magyara.

[detroit-mercy]

Najbolji komentar, kaze lik, ovim iz SNLa vise i ne trebaju oni sto im pisu skeceve. Trenutna administracija je skec sam za sebe

[DebelinJoe]

Trump isti Duško Lokin.

[Crvene_brigade]

Poludjeli ratni zločinac Trump divljački napao svoju dojučerašnju “najbolju prijateljicu” Meloni: 'Mislio sam da mi je prijateljica, a sad vidim da je kukavica. Italija je uništena…

Šokiran sam, nisam mislio da je takva

AMERIČKI predsjednik Donald Trump u telefonskom je razgovoru za Corriere della Sera oštro napao svoju donedavnu blisku saveznicu i prijateljicu talijansku premijerku Giorgiju Meloni, optuživši je da odbija pomoći Sjedinjenim Državama. Trump je u intervjuu izrazio šokiranost njezinim stavom, tvrdeći da Meloni "ne želi pomoći da se riješimo nuklearnog oružja" te je kritizirao zbog imigracijske politike i ponovno napao papu Franju.

Oštre kritike na račun Meloni

"Sviđa li se Talijanima to što nam vaša premijerka ne pruža nikakvu pomoć oko nafte?" upitao je Donald Trump u razgovoru. "Sviđa li se to ljudima? Ne mogu zamisliti. Šokiran sam njome. Mislio sam da ima hrabrosti, prevario sam se."

Na pitanje je li s njom razgovarao o tome, Trump je odgovorio. "Ona jednostavno kaže da Italija ne želi biti uključena. Iako Italija odande dobiva svoju naftu, iako je Amerika vrlo važna za Italiju. Ona ne misli da bi Italija trebala biti uključena. Misli da bi Amerika trebala obaviti posao umjesto nje."

"Ona je ta koja je neprihvatljiva"

Kada mu je novinarka prenijela da je Meloni njegove izjave o Papi nazvala neprihvatljivima, Trump je uzvratio: "Ona je ta koja je neprihvatljiva, jer je nije briga hoće li Iran imati nuklearno oružje, koje bi raznijelo Italiju za dvije minute da dobije priliku."

Potvrdio je da s talijanskom premijerkom nije razgovarao "već dugo vremena". Kao razlog naveo je to što "nam ne želi pomoći s NATO-om, ne želi nam pomoći da se riješimo nuklearnog oružja. Nisam mislio da je takva."

Preuzeto sa: https://www.index.hr/mobile/vijesti/cla ... ajnovije_m

[ultima_palabra]

Boli ga kurac. Moze reci sta hoce, dovoljno ljudi ce samo klimati glavom ili se smijati.

Ja predlazem da si nabavi pistolj i ode na Times Square, da pocne sou.

Ma on je gotov, otpada jedan po jedan sloj sa fasade. Sudovi, mediji, poznate licnosti, medjunarodni faktori svi otkazuju poslusnost. Vidjeniji republikanci cekaju krah na midtermsima da krenu istim putem i da se prave da ga ne poznaju. Kao sto sam davno rekao, bit ce to repriza Bushovog drugog mandata.

[jeza u ledja]

Ne znam jel ovako rano u drugom mandatu Bush propao ko kauc? Ne sjecam se fakat, ali znam da je 2004-e bas pomeo na izborima.

Dio propadanja Trumpa je jednostavno "gravitacija", odnosno zakon prirode. Ljudi znaju da mu je vrijeme odbrojano, ovako ili onako, i gledaju unaprijed, na neke nove ljude i nove ideje. Cak i oni koji ga zdusno podrzavaju znaju da mu je vrijeme odbrojano. U takvoj atmosferi lakse im je naci izgovor da ga prekrize.
A Trump s druge strane zna isto tako da ne mora na neke nove izbore, tako da ga po svemu sudeci sve manje briga za misljenje javnog mnjenja. A uostalom boga pitaj sta nam spremaju za oktobar. A do tada...ovaj moze "zavrsiti" jos 5 ratova.

Trajna steta je svakako vec ucinjena.


Ja cu se samo vratiti jos jednom na to da je Trump vec jednom bio ovako nepopularan. Nikad ne treba podcjenjivati moc americkog glasaca da zaboravi sta se desavalo prije 5 dana.

[geralt]

Ima tu i internih nesuglasica medju samim republikancima.

Republikanska stranka se trenutno cijepa na dvije frakcije. Frakciju koje mrzi muslimane vise nego Jevreje (mainstream Republikanci, ukljucuje Trumpa), i frakciju koje mrzi Jevreje vise nego muslimane (Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, MTG, Candace Owens, Nick Fuentes... Vance je potencijalni buduci lider ove grupe).

[Chmoljo]

Najbolji komentar, kaze lik, ovim iz SNLa vise i ne trebaju oni sto im pisu skeceve. Trenutna administracija je skec sam za sebe

Pa doslovno.

Colin samo od rijeci do rijeci ponovi ono sto Hesgeth izjavi i imas skec.

[omar little]

Court orders probe of DOGE’s secret voter data deal after ‘alarming’ revelations

A federal judge Tuesday ordered a sweeping evidence-gathering process in a case over the Trump administration’s access to Social Security data — a shift that could force the government to turn over records tied to a secret voter data agreement with election deniers.

The decision comes just days after a federal appeals court warned of “alarming” conduct by the Trump administration, including a previously undisclosed agreement between Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) personnel and a political advocacy group seeking to challenge election results.

In response to that ruling, the Maryland District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander lifted a pause on the case and granted plaintiffs’ request for discovery — the legal process that allows both sides to obtain documents, emails and testimony under oath.

That means, for the first time, DOGE and the Social Security Administration could be required to hand over records detailing what happened behind the scenes as they accessed the data of millions of Americans.

The court’s order follows months of shifting explanations from the government.

Earlier this year, the Justice Department admitted it had provided inaccurate information to the court and revealed that DOGE staff entered into a “voter data agreement” with an outside “advocacy” group, while also using an unauthorized server to handle sensitive Social Security data.

The appeals court said Friday those admissions were deeply concerning — and pointed to additional allegations that could raise even more serious questions.

“The government’s recent acknowledgments are alarming and raise serious questions about its earlier conduct before the district court,” the court wrote.

It also referenced “even more alarming” allegations raised by plaintiffs, including a whistleblower report that a former DOGE staffer may have taken Social Security data outside the agency — claims that have not yet been fully examined in court.

The district court’s new order makes clear that those issues will now be investigated.

By allowing discovery to move forward, the judge signaled that the case has entered a new phase — one focused not just on whether DOGE should have access to sensitive data, but on what may have been done with that data.

“This ruling proves that litigation is working,” Skye Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward*, which is challenging the Trump administration in this case, said in a statement following the order. “Proud of our team at Democracy Forward for their continued work to shed light on DOGE’s misuse of data in court. The public deserves answers, and we will keep fighting until we get them.”

The underlying lawsuit was originally filed to block DOGE from accessing highly sensitive personal information held by the Social Security Administration. While the Supreme Court previously allowed that access to continue as the case moved forward, new disclosures have significantly raised the stakes.

With discovery underway, plaintiffs will have the opportunity to obtain internal records and communications that could reveal the full scope of DOGE’s actions — including its interactions with election denial groups and use of voter data.

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-al ... data-deal/