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RT @SarahAMatthews1: Trump’s commentary on men’s physiques gets more homoerotic by the day, but his absolute revulsion at Ken Paxton’s appearance remains unwavering.

Trump: "I started off by studying [Jon Husted's] ass. And then I looked at his feet and they were massive…Maybe I should do that with Ken Paxton, but I'm not sure your body is going to qualify."

Paxton: "He said, 'I don't usually do two rallies for anybody. I must really like you.' Mr. President, I really like you, too."

Trump in Texas: "In the last seven months, you've produced more oil, more everything…You know why? What took place seven months ago? The war…Our country is making a fortune, more than it's ever made."

Trump on El-Sayed: "I call him Muhammad. He goes by Abdul. Abdul Ramadan."

Ken Paxton comes on stage for about 30 seconds: "Isn't he amazing? Mr. President, I am so grateful to have you here in Texas…He's traveling the country. I've never seen anybody work harder, and I am so appreciative."

Trump on how people could spend the $5,000 he claims people will receive if Republicans win: "You could even come to Mar-a-Lago…The problem is that for $5,000, the most you'll be able to buy is a hamburger and maybe a small dessert. I'm not even sure you could buy that. No, don't go there. That's not a good place."

Trump: "I ended eight wars even though I didn't get the Nobel Prize. It was given instead to a woman that nobody ever heard of."

Trump: "I got elected because of high prices. They had the high prices. I didn't have the high prices. They had high prices."

Trump on James Talarico eating meat:

Trump on Venezuela: "Maybe someday soon it will become a prosperous 51st state. Let's make it the 51st state."

RT @samstein: NEW: We did a focus group of Biden-Collins voters. Very interesting stuff. They all vaguely respect her. They all think her time is up

RT @PabloTorre: We polled a bipartisan sample of 1,417 U.S. adults, with @YouGov, about all sorts of sports/politics questions. Here's just one of the things we found out:

Vance: "We have to understand what happens when our nation gives in to these kinds of people, to young men with zero attachment to its land or to its history...I've been watching the terrible scenes taking place across the ocean in France...If those rioters were burning down New York or Detroit, the Hasan Pikers and the El-Sayeds would be right there leading them and cheering them on...The hatred, the ingratitude, the desire to destroy rather than the desire to build, that exact same cancer is what has corrupted Abdul El-Sayed writ large."

Vance: “I want to speak to the voters who are undecided. You'll hear many say that gas prices are too high...The deeper truth is that the price of gas goes up every time a foreign leader in the Middle East throws a tantrum."

RT @pablofindsout: NEW: The NCAA tells us ZERO trans student-athletes are now competing in women's sports. Why does 15% of America think there are tens of THOUSANDS? "Politics are winning on the back of fiction."

RT @pablofindsout: We polled 1,417 Americans about sports, politics and everything in between, with @BulwarkOnline and @YouGov. The results may surprise you — but not as much as our 2028 VP survey shocked Charles Barkley.

Q: "Is Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist like the president said yesterday?" Vance: "Well, look, he certainly has a lot of weird friends. And he's said a lot of crazy stuff."

RT @samstein: NEW: Pete Hegseth has gone to exceptional lengths to present himself as the peak of masculinity–a true alpha male with absurdly high levels of T. But a new poll finds only 28% of adults view him as a strong role model. That's the 2nd worst number. The worst: Trump

RT @BrendanHartnett: NEW: Despite Pete Hegseth’s efforts to promote his manhood, we found that only 28% of Americans see him as a strong male role model. Check out the new poll @BulwarkOnline & @pablofindsout on the intersection of politics, sports, and culture: