Scar For The Course
October 15, 2026
Obviously, the list of Trump’s crimes against humanity,
democracy and just about everything else is becoming endless. There are few
things that are more egregious to us at Paying Attention™ than crimes against nature. And Artificial Don is certainly no
stranger to these.
Donald Fucking Trump simply will not stop his crusade of
destruction while there remains fart-like breath in his grotesque, decaying
body. His latest assault on humanity and nature is the illegal – after being
specifically ordered
by a judge not to do it without notifying and getting permission – and
wanton murder of more than 400 old trees on a Washington, DC public golf
course. Since if there is anything Trump cares about anywhere near himself and
his money, it’s golf. Death-To-America Don wants to upgrade the course,
presumably making it inaccessible to the public unless they can pay through the
nose.
Guess Who Offensively Came To Trump’s Defense
Trump’s hench-slug and American Goebbels Stephen Miller
released this feces…I mean statement defending the indefensible

Yeah, well you missed just
about everything having to do with democracy…or decency
D.C. District Judge Ana Reyes had a slightly different take,
literally screaming at the government.

Marissa Ann Piropato, a Justice Department attorney
admitted to the court in Monday's hearing that 430 trees were cleared over
weekend. Here is a sample of the exchange between Judge Reyes and Trump’s
blonde…I mean lawyer
Judge Reyes exploded: “430 trees!”
Judge Reyes: “I had said at the May hearing that I
didn't want 10 trees chopped down without someone having notice. On what
universe did anyone in your office think that that was acceptable?”
Piropato: “Your Honor, we did our best in providing
notice”
Judge Reyes interrupted: “You did not do your
best! You did your absolute worst!”
Surely we have not heard the last of Convict #45-47 ignoring
judges, the law, the Constitution and the American people. As we mentioned this
morning, it is likely that the worst is yet to come.
I. Mangrey, repulsed.





















