Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Kimberly Guilfoyle Has Eyes Rolling After Claiming Latinos 'Have Never Done Better' Than Under Trump's Leadership

Kimberly Guilfoyle—Donald Trump Jr.'s girlfriend who was also subsequently hired as a senior campaign advisor to President Donald Trump—gave an interview on Wednesday, May 6, during which she made some pretty hard-to-defend statements.


During the interview, Guilfoyle claimed:

"Latinos have never done better than under President Trump."

Unfortunately there were just a couple past incidents that got in the way of Guilfoyle's point.



President Trump and the Latinx community have not always seen eye to eye.



Though Trump's benefits from the economic upturn created by President Obama gave him some good early numbers, his mishandling of the recent pandemic left a lot of those gains behind.



Trump literally began his campaign by attacking the Latinx community.

Many felt Guilfoyle's claim would be better framed as a hilarious joke.


It's also worth remembering that Guilfoyle would never have a job at the White House if she wasn't dating a member of the President's family.

Despite these innumerable offenses against the Latinx community, Trump is confident they will vote for him in November.

Once the election arrives, the President will get to see whether Guilfoyle is correct.

The book American Racism: Being Brown in Trump's America is available here.

More from News

Screenshots of Rich McCormick and voters at town hall
@linzdefranco/TikTok

MAGA Rep. Loudly Booed After Playing Dumb When Grilled On Voter Suppression Bill He Sponsored

Georgia Republican Representative Rich McCormick faced heavy criticism and boos during a town hall meeting with his constituents for sponsoring the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which could make it more difficult for married women who took their husband's last name to vote.

The bill, reintroduced this legislative session by Republican Representative Chip Roy of Texas, aims to amend the National Voter Registration Act by requiring eligible voters to show documentary proof of U.S. citizenship when registering for federal elections, a move driven by unproven claims of widespread noncitizen voting.

Keep ReadingShow less
Stephen King; Janet Mills; Donald Trump
Matthew Tsang/Getty Images;

Stephen King Praises Maine Governor For Standing Up To 'Bully' Trump In Epic Video

After Maine Governor Janet Mills fired back at President Donald Trump during a meeting with other governors at the White House over compliance with his executive order banning transgender women and girls from competing in female sports, famed horror author Stephen King spoke out to praise her and slam Trump.

While discussing an executive order he signed earlier this month on the issue, Trump specifically called out Mills, continuing remarks he had made about her just a day earlier at the Republican Governors Association meeting.

Keep ReadingShow less
A split screen of a wedding ceremony with a text overlay, and the bride giving "side eye."
Claire Kendall Taetz/TikTok

Bride Gives Major Side Eye After Guest Refuses To Take Screaming Baby Out Of 'Child-Free' Ceremony

Everyone wants their wedding day to go perfectly.

That being said, most of the time, brides and grooms are so overcome with emotion on their big day that they tend to overlook when things go astray, be it the wrong colored napkins or a massive tsunami that wipes away the entire tent.

Keep ReadingShow less
Alex Owens-Sarno in 'Titanic'
Paramount Pictures

'Titanic' Child Star Sparks Debate After Revealing Why Her Tragic Drowning Scene Was Cut

At this point, James Cameron's Titanic has reached the status of an iconic and classic American film, and part of the emotional punch it packs is because it didn't pull any punches about the tragedy of the Titanic's sinking.

But it turns out the film's director and producers were forced to tone down one character's storyline: that of Cora, the little Irish girl who develops a crush on Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack Dawson during the voyage.

Keep ReadingShow less
Tina Smith
Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

Dem Senator Rips Musk's E-mail Ultimatum To Federal Workers In Epically NSFW X Thread

After billionaire Elon Musk sent out an ultimatum to federal workers on Saturday to email the five things they did at work last week or get fired, Minnesota Democratic Senator Tina Smith called him out in a NSFW X thread.

In an X post on Saturday, Musk previewed the email from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) directing employees to provide a summary of the tasks they completed over the past week.

Keep ReadingShow less