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MAGA Voter Gets Blunt Reality Check After Complaining That Her Mom's Government Assistance Was Taken Away
A new entry to the MAGA voter with regrets subReddit "Leopards Ate My Face" (r/LeopardsAteMyFace) drew all the customary empathy it deserved for a woman named DiAnne.
In a series of posts beginning in August of 2025, DiAnne expressed her devotion and faith in MAGA Republican President Donald Trump.
In August, she reposted a screed from failed Ohio MAGA Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Blackwell praising Trump's devotion to his voters.

Then in October, DiAnne decided to repost Trump propaganda from Marco Rubio's State Department, complete with a fawning quote from Rubio himself.

In November, DiAnne opted to write her own post, sharing the fear mongering the White House employed during the New York City mayoral election that saw Zohran Mamdani win on a progressive Democratic platform.
She called out socialist-Democrat policies—like providing food, shelter, and healthcare for all Americans—and invoked the Bible and God as if Jesus was opposed to any of those ideas.
DiAnne wrote:
"...socialism leans heavily toward state control, redistribution, and dependency."

But then, on an undisclosed date in December, DiAnne suddenly had a change of heart.
Sort of.
On a post on the POTUS' Facebook account, DiAnne added a comment saying:
"We are patiently waiting for prices to come down. Unfortunately, Federal cuts have hurt my elderly mother and other seniors - my mother received a notice that there is no HEAP money available. Why would you cut funding that helps people to heat their homes?"

HEAP refers to the Home Energy Assistance Program, a federally funded program that helps eligible low-income households with heating and cooling costs by lowering their utility bills, paying for system repairs or upgrades, and paying for weatherization to make their home more energy efficient.
DiAnne, who just a month before sounded the alarm about socialist policies, was advocating for one a month later after it affected her mother.
People were less than empathetic on Reddit.









Many applied DiAnne's own words and attitude to her mother's situation.






Others pointed out the Republican tendency to only care about a problem if it affects them personally.


















DiAnne joins a growing list of MAGA voters finding out the programs they and their families relied on for years were the socialist evils they've been railing against.
The states receiving the most federal government assistance have consistently voted Republican—the party that consistently vows to take those programs away.
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CNN Panelist Epically Rips Conservative Pundit After He Tries To Downplay Epstein Files
Podcast host Leigh McGowan criticized conservative CNN panelist Scott Jennings on Monday over his cavalier attitude about the Justice Department's failure to release the Epstein files, calling his response “insane” and “horrifying.”
The DOJ has released less than 1% of the Epstein files. The department acknowledged that it has released just 12,285 documents—totaling 125,575 pages—related to Epstein, even though federal law required the bulk of those records to be made public by December 19.
Before Christmas, the department said federal prosecutors in Manhattan and the FBI had identified more than one million additional Epstein-related documents that were not part of its initial review, warning that full compliance with the law could take “a few more weeks.”
Last month, Representative Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California, and Representative Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, said they were weighing an inherent contempt lawsuit against Attorney General Pam Bondi in an effort to force a faster release of the records.
Jennings was very dismissive of the DOJ's failure to comply, saying:
“They should follow the law, but let’s not get our knickers in a twist here."
McGowan, in a mocking accent, replied:
“‘Let’s not get our knickers in a twist over child rape.’ Why are you talking like that? It’s insane, like it’s insane."
“The Epstein files are a multinational, multi-generational child and woman sex trafficking ring. So your attitude right now, your sort of, ‘shucks, devil be gone,’ it’s just horrifying to me.”
"Every woman in the world who is watching this... why are you acting like you have no idea what's happening here? ... They're not following the law. They're 30 days late on following the law and they didn't explain why they redacted things in the first place, which they aren't supposed to do."
"They are hiding it; it is not the behavior of innocent people. Everything that is in these files, it could bring an entire house down. And, if it has to, it has to."
“If it brings down Democrats, bring them down. If it brings down Republicans, bring them down. If it brings down princes, world leaders, Hollywood people, bring them down. But what it feels like right now is that there's a giant cabal of people that do not have to listen to the law."
You can watch their exchange in the video below.
Many echoed her criticisms.
Attorney Spencer Kuvin, who has represented dozens of Epstein’s survivors, told reporters that "every day these records remain withheld sends a message to victims that transparency is optional when powerful interests are involved."
Kuvin stressed that the Epstein files "are not abstract government records; they are evidence of how institutions failed children. Continued secrecy retraumatizes victims and undermines public confidence in the justice system."
In their most recent letter to the DOJ, Representatives Khanna and Massie said the DOJ "failed to meet the Act’s requirements in multiple respects, including missing the statutory deadline, asserting common-law privileges that the Act does not permit, and applying extensive redactions that appear inconsistent with the Act’s expressed prohibition on withholding or redacting records to protect politically exposed persons.”
Mar-A-Lago Just Hosted A Bizarre Event With Entertainers In Dog Masks—And The Mockery Was Swift
President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate is weirding people the hell out after hosting an event with entertainers dressed in Rococo-era costumes and wearing dog masks.
The images are from the American Humane Society’s 15th annual Hero Dog Awards Gala at Mar-a-Lago on Friday, January 9, an event that Trump attended to honor "courageous canines." Video from the Palm Beach gathering shows some attendees wearing 18th-century formal attire topped with dog masks.
It sure had some "Let them eat cake" energy, as noted by @patriottakes, an account that tracks right-wing extremism online.
And the close-ups are something else.




California Governor Gavin Newsom asked what was on all of our minds when he questioned why Trump was hosting what looked like furries at Mar-a-Lago:
"Why is Donald Trump hosting a FURRY PARTY???"
You can see Newsom's post below.
Truly... what was up with all of this?
Of course, Mar-a-Lago has made headlines in the past for hosting other odd events at Trump's prized property.
Earlier this year, the estate chose to commemorate a visit Trump made to the Middle East by throwing an "Arabian Nights" party. Attendees were treated to fire dancers, men in thawbs (traditional ankle-length robes with long sleeves), live camels—and, incongruously, Spanish-language music.
Critics said the event was an example of cultural appropriation that disrespected what encompasses a wide range of cultures and identities across the Middle East and North Africa.
The year before, Trump had rapper Vanilla Ice and someone dressed as Michelangelo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles perform for a New Year's Eve party at the venue.
Videos captured Trump present in the room as Vanilla Ice entertained the crowd, while an Elvis impersonator performed in another part of the venue. Critics also mocked video footage that shows many supporters as well as members of Trump's inner circle rocking out during the '90s-themed event.
New Data On How Trump Is Polling With Gen Z Is A Disastrous Wake-Up Call For His Administration
According to the latest polling data highlighted on CNN, President Donald Trump's support among Gen Z voters has fallen considerably—a remarkable shift in public opinion from a cohort whose support proved crucial to his 2024 election win.
Trump's 2024 campaign received a massive boost thanks to the efforts of Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk, the far-right activist who was assassinated in September. Kirk galvanized the youth vote but those gains have not held steady since Trump entered office.
According to CNN's lead data analyst Harry Enten, Trump's approval has since “fallen off a cliff” with Gen Z—not great news at a time when the president is facing widespread condemnation for his immigration crackdown, an ICE agent's murder of mother Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, and the recent invasion of Venezuela.
Enten said:
“[Trump] has just fallen off a cliff when it comes to Generation Z. Donald Trump’s net approval in February of 2025 was at +10 points."
"That is a drop of 42 points to -32 points on a net approval rating amongst Generation Z. My goodness gracious. This, as I said, is a very swingy group and it has swung very much away from Donald John Trump.”
Enten said the electorate has trended toward Democrats overall, with the shift most pronounced among Gen Z voters:
“That was, in fact, the largest shift – considerably more so than any other group. Yes, there was a shift in the overall electorate, but this, more than double the shift that we saw among the electorate at large, toward the Democratic Party.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Many weren't surprised.
Indeed, Trump was polling strongly with younger voters just weeks after returning to the White House for a second term, posting a net approval rating of +10 points among that group, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll conducted Feb. 5–7, 2025, among 2,175 U.S. adults.
The survey was weighted by gender, age, race, education and 2024 presidential vote to reflect national Census benchmarks and carried a margin of error of ±2.5 points.
That support has since evaporated. In a separate CBS News/YouGov poll conducted Jan. 5–7 of this year among 2,325 adults, Trump’s net approval rating among young voters had plunged to –32 points, a collapse of more than 40 points. The later survey had a margin of error of ±2.4 points.
Overall, an AP-NORC poll conducted in December 2025 of 1,146 adults, with a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points, found that 67% of Americans across all age groups disapproved of Trump’s handling of the economy, while just 31% approved.

People Break Down The Most Confusing Mixed Signals They've Gotten While Dating
Dating is hard.
Why is that?
I think mostly because of everyone's inability to communicate properly.
Signals are easy to give.
Say what you mean.
Dating shouldn't be a big mystery.
We make it so difficult and traumatizing.
Redditor Ok_Professional7444 wanted to hear about the times everyone has been left guessing by a romantic partner, so they asked:
"What’s the most confusing mixed signal you’ve ever received while dating?"
Guessing
"Strong interest in private, distance in public."
"It leaves you guessing instead of feeling chosen."
- gamersecret2
"It's their own insecurities, nothing to do with you. The closer you are, the more they see you as part of them, and they suffer self-esteem issues."
- thesquaredape

Not So Serious
"Someone who texted me all day, every day - good morning texts, inside jokes, emotional support - but insisted they 'weren’t ready for anything serious.' Meanwhile, they got jealous if I mentioned anyone else. That one messed with my head for a while."
- Zestyclose_Recipe395
"A guy did that to me, and he also said 'we didn’t know each other well enough' (we had known each other for at least 7 months, but fair), and was talking about how he didn’t wanna rush into things like he always did. We both moved away after we stopped talking, and he was publicly dating a girl within 2 months and talking about her in our shared GC. Some people just need to grow up and learn how to say if they aren’t into someone."
"I’m still so confused by this because he was chasing me for months beforehand and doing borderline sexual harassment stuff in the workplace (we worked together). He wasn’t a great guy, and the signs of him being shitty were there, but it was my first “situationship” or whatever people say, and I was dumb."
- ghostfrogz
Married Now
"He gave me a house key after a couple of months of exclusive dating - picked a romantic moment, had a cute keychain ready, the whole nine. I was stoked. Started staying over more often, coming over a little while before he got home from work to tidy up or cook dinner or wait for him in sexy lingerie. Everything was great. It wasn’t until several months later that he admitted that he meant the key for emergencies and the like; he wasn’t expecting me to hang around all the time. I was so embarrassed."
"Anyways, we’re married now."
- Brave_Needleworker_4
Ummmm...
"My GF invited her friend, whom I had never met before, to join us for dinner at the resort where we were staying."
"Then she told me that she broke up with her last BF because he tried to sleep with that friend."
"Later that night, she asked me to have sex with that friend while she watched."
"Ummmm..."
- Routine_Mine_3019
I guess if you want...
"One evening, she was very affectionate. Leaning against me, holding my arm, telling me how much she enjoys spending time with me."
"The next evening, I finished work early and called her. She was at a mutual friend's apartment. I asked if I could join them. She said, 'I guess, if you want.' I went and was warmly welcomed by everyone except her. She hardly made eye-contact with me."
"Two days later, she's sitting extra close to me in a class, wants to walk with me, and invites me to her place for lunch between classes."
"Turned out that making guys confused was her hobby. It took me way too long to cut that yo-yo string."
- HawaiianShirtsOR
AUDACITY
"Ghosted me for three months and then replied to my Instagram story with '😍😍' like nothing happened. The audacity needs to be studied in a lab."
- Possible_Bread_4682

Sorry
"One day, she texts me that she really feels so passionate about me, I’m all she thinks about, and she wants to sit with me and make out all day."
"Literally the next day, it’s 'sorry, this isn’t working, and I don’t think time is on our side.' That really messed with my head for a while. Still weird after all these years."
- Gibby1293
YES
"My ex and I broke up after like a month of 'dating,' and became more of a situationship a year later. I wanted to become official, but he would always hesitate (keep in mind, he’s telling me how much he loves me, how I’m the only one he feels comfortable and safe with, he doesn’t want to lose me, all that jazz). After a few months of this, he says I have to ask him out, since he wants to make sure I’m not just saying 'yes' because he asked me. He wants me to want it as well. I ask him out, and he says he’s not ready."
"I think he just got off on having me pine after him and stringing me along, while he had the freedom to do whatever he wanted."
- annon368
At the Coffee Shop
"Once, when I was in law school, I met an extremely beautiful woman at a coffee shop. She asked if she could share a table with me -- there was limited space, so it wasn't a particularly forward request, but conversation followed and the chemistry was instantaneous."
"The second or third time I saw her there, she suggested we grab a drink sometime and asked for my number. (I probably would have already asked for hers had I not been seeing someone else casually.) She texted later that day to invite me to her apartment for dinner."
"So I went over, and she had candles burning, a bottle of wine open, and cooked an amazing meal. We chat for several hours, share the bottle and half of another. I'm having a wonderful time, and she seems to be as well -- that impression is confirmed after dinner, when she suggests we watch a movie. Which of course I agreed to."
"We sit down on the couch, and she cuddles right up to me. I put my arm around her, and she weaves her hand into mine. After a respectful 10-15 minutes of movie-watching and chatting, I ask if I can kiss her. She says, 'Oh my gosh, I have a long-distance boyfriend -- I'm so sorry if I gave you the wrong impression.'"
"Dating is full of surprises, good and bad -- but there's genuinely no other moment I look back on and still completely fail to understand."'
- caiusthetroll
2 Months Straight
"This girl I was dating would talk to me most of the day every day for 2 months straight, had some crazy sex with me told me I was all green flags, that she appreciated how patient and understanding I was, went on cute dates with me, and even planned some, told me she felt really connected to me, etc. etc."
"But told me it was way too soon to be exclusive, and that I was controlling and insecure for asking. She did all that other s**t, but commitment was too much for her."
"Then randomly went ballistic on me when a mom walked by my line of sight with a stroller and claimed I was staring at her, and it was so disrespectful, even though she still wanted to be single and date other guys. Then she ended things out of nowhere, supposedly because of that lol."
"I think things just got too real for her, and she was not used to being in a stable environment. It was like she only felt comfortable in chaos."
- TheRealJamesHoffa
For Real
"He came back into the picture, and he said: I've been in therapy working on things, and I want to be with you. I want to try this for real."
"He spent the next month or so avoiding me before telling me it wasn't going to work."
"I later found out that at the time he told me, 'I want to try this for real,' he had just gone under contract on a house with a live-in girlfriend whom I knew nothing about."
- so_i_happened

Pumpkins
"Wanting to do something. Saying you’re going to do said thing. Like going to the pumpkin patch, going on a date, getting something to eat, etc. And then when I ask getting mad at me for asking if we were still going to do said thing. And then imagine that happening to you every single time your partner makes plans with you. Hate that feeling."
- Emotional_gangsta
Communicate
"Not dating, but wanted to date. She called me, saying she liked me and wanted to pursue things with me. After I said yes, she proceeded to work increasingly heavy shifts and never had time to sit down with me, hang out, or meet me outside of her work. So on one hand she wants to pursue something, but on the other hand she's never available and doesn't communicate."
RUN!!!
"He told me he loved me on a night out. The next time we saw each other, I asked if that meant he was my boyfriend (he said it very unexpectedly, we had been dating for about a month but hadn't put a label on things yet), and he said NO."
I wasn't sure how to react, as I was actually going to talk to him about how I wanted things to slow down, so I was just like ok... the next time we hung out, he said he thought about it, and we were boyfriend and girlfriend."
"In hindsight, I should have run."
- PonytailEnthusiast
Happy Days!
"Was with a guy for 7 years, he came home one day, said he was leaving, and packed his stuff. Then for the next 2 years, he texted me every day telling me he loved me and occasionally came round to see me. Then I found out he was seeing someone, I called him out on it, and I've never heard from him since."
"Wish I had just let him walk away when he said he was going... f**k being in love. But I am now single and happy!"
- emisathome

Why ghost people?
It's so rude!
Just say you're not interested.
After reading all of this, I'm even more shocked that people find partners.
Say what you mean.
Do what you say you're gonna do.
So easy.














