Stephie Gibs

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A patriotic infographic in red, white, and blue promoting the idea that constitutional change should occur through the amendment process rather than executive action or reinterpretation. Across the top, large distressed lettering reads, "IF WE WANT TO CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION, LET'S CHANGE IT THE RIGHT WAY." Below it, smaller text says, "Not by executive action. Not by reinterpreting it. AMEND IT." The background features the U.S. Capitol and an image of the U.S. Constitution. The center of the graphic is divided into three panels. The left panel, illustrated with a crawling baby icon, discusses the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship, stating that if Americans want to change birthright citizenship for future generations, the Constitution should be amended rather than reinterpreted. The middle panel, illustrated with a scales of justice icon, discusses the Electoral College. It notes that every other elected office is decided by the most votes, while the presidency is the exception. It states that five U.S. presidential elections have produced a winner who lost the national popular vote, including 2000 and 2016, and points out that Hillary Clinton received about 2.9 million more votes nationwide than Donald Trump in 2016 while Trump won the Electoral College. The panel asks whether the candidate who receives the most votes should become president. The right panel, illustrated with a silhouette of a rifle, discusses gun laws. It states that the world has changed since the Constitution was written and argues that Americans should discuss where the balance lies between protecting constitutional rights and protecting public safety. It concludes by stating that military-style weapons have no place in the hands of the general public. A banner across the lower portion reads, "THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESS IS THE ANSWER." Beneath it is a four-step flow showing: two-thirds approval by the House and Senate, ratification by three-fourths of the states, encouraging states…
Photo of House Speaker Mike Johnson standing at a podium with American flags in the background. Text on the image says he argued Congress members should be allowed to continue trading stocks because a $174,000 salary is not enough to live on, questioning whether politicians and their voters hear themselves.
Screenshot of a Georgia Democrats social media post criticizing Republican efforts to redraw Georgia voting maps. The image includes a statement claiming Governor Kemp’s proposed special session to redraw districts after Voting Rights Act changes is an attempt to weaken Black voting power and maintain Republican control. The graphic features dark blue branding, highlighted orange text about “fair representation,” and a photo of Georgia Democratic Party Chair Charlie Bailey speaking at a podium.
Screenshot of a Truth Social post from Donald J. Trump stating that he and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry are sending a hospital boat to Greenland to care for sick people. Below the text is a dramatic painting of a large U.S. hospital ship marked with red crosses, flying an American flag, sailing through dark, choppy waters under a glowing sunset sky.
A man in a dark blazer and white shirt speaks into a handheld microphone against a red backdrop. On-screen text reads, “Talarico in Temple, Texas.” Below, a quote says: “If your heart is breaking right now seeing what’s happening in our beloved country, it means you still have a heart. Protect that, because that’s what’s going to get us out of all of this.” A KWTX 10 logo appears at the bottom.
Photo of Donald Trump at a podium with U.S. flags behind him, fists raised near his shoulders, mid-speech. Overlaid text reads: “2026 is one week old, and chaos has been unleashed. The road was paved by epic cowardice, selfishness, delusion, deep ignorance, arrogance and weakness.” The quote is attributed to Steve Schmidt, with the logo “The Warning with Steve Schmidt” at the bottom.
Split image comparing a large banner of Donald Trump hanging on a building to a historical black-and-white image of Adolf Hitler speaking at a rally. Overlaid text claims Germany removed monuments to Hitler after his death and suggests the same should happen to Trump. The image is presented as a political commentary graphic.
Graphic with bold text reading “Hitler didn’t start with camps. He started with” followed by a bulleted list including “Make Germany Great Again,” banning books, targeting the press, blaming immigrants, creating enemies from neighbors, defunding the arts, stoking fear of outsiders, and demonizing educators. The image ends with the question, “Sound familiar? Or should I type louder?”
Infographic titled ‘Social Security Taxes on a Paycheck.’ It lists: Social Security (6.2%) $1,860; Employer Match (6.2%) $1,860; Total (12.4%) $3,720. Simple black text on an off-white background, formatted like a clean financial breakdown.
A screenshot of a long statement posted by Donald J. Trump on social media. In the message, Trump announces he is withdrawing his endorsement of Marjorie Taylor Greene and lists several claims about his accomplishments, including ending DEI, stopping inflation, stopping eight wars, and making the U.S. the “hottest” country in the world. He accuses Greene of constant complaining, calls her a “ranting lunatic,” and says conservatives are considering primarying her. He ends by saying she has “gone far left” and appeared on The View.
A screenshot of a hand-out photograph showing printed emails from convicted sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein released by the United States House Committee on Oversight and Reform. One email, dated April 2 2011, addressed to his associate Ghislaine Maxwell, states: “that dog that hasn’t barked is Trump … [Victim] spent hours at my house with him … he has never once been mentioned” (redacted victim name). Another email, dated January 31 2019, claims: “of course he knew about the girls as he asked Ghislaine to stop.” The print – dark text on white paper – has high-lighter underlining and is captioned as released by Democrats.
Here’s what Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock have actually done for Georgia: ✅ Voted for the American Rescue Plan — Brought billions to Georgia for schools, hospitals, and local governments, plus direct checks and expanded child-tax credits that helped working families. ✅ Passed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law — Nearly $9 billion for Georgia’s roads and bridges, $1.5 billion for public transit, $900 million for clean water, and hundreds of millions more for airports and EV charging stations. ✅ Delivered real Georgia projects — $122 million to upgrade public transit, $37 million for road-safety improvements, bridge and sidewalk repairs, and new EV charging networks across the state. ✅ Supported the Inflation Reduction Act — Lower drug costs for seniors, capped insulin at $35 a month, invested in clean-energy jobs, and helped bring electric-bus and semiconductor manufacturing to Georgia towns like Fort Valley and Covington. ✅ Voted for the CHIPS and Science Act — Boosted U.S. chip production and funded Georgia’s growing tech-manufacturing base. ✅ Expanded care for veterans — Backed the PACT Act to cover those exposed to burn pits and toxic chemicals, protecting thousands of Georgia vets. ✅ Approved the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — Strengthened background checks, funded school safety and mental-health programs. ✅ Voted for Postal Service Reform — Protected six-day delivery and rural mail routes relied on by Georgia’s small towns, seniors, and veterans. ✅ Secured military construction funding — Over $500 million for Georgia bases, including a new Dexter Elementary School at Fort Moore. ✅ Defended food assistance during shutdowns — Fought to keep SNAP benefits flowing to Georgia families so kids and seniors wouldn’t lose access to meals. ✅ Championed voting rights — Introduced and supported the Freedom to Vote Act to protect ballot access and fair elections for all Georgians.
Actress with blonde hair sitting and looking to the side, overlaid with bold white and yellow text on a black background that reads: “For fuck’s sake, will you please learn the difference between socialism and communism. Look up or shut up. —Ellen Barkin.”
Former President Donald Trump sits in a courtroom wearing a dark suit and yellow tie, looking straight ahead with a serious expression. Bold yellow text over the image reads: “Smash the 👍 if you agree Congress must stop Trump in his quest to put the cancer-causing ‘forever chemicals’ back into our drinking water!” The image includes a small “RA Media” logo in the corner.
Image of a 1985 magazine photo of young Donald Trump in a suit, with a quote attributed to him from Manhattan, Inc. stating that the U.S. should do “whatever is necessary so these people will have riots in the street… so they can’t get water, Band-Aids, or food.”
Graphic featuring a quote from Congresswoman Sara Jacobs criticizing Speaker Mike Johnson. The text reads, “Speaker Johnson ‘deeply regrets’ that millions of Americans will lose SNAP benefits this week, but 3 months ago, he signed a bill with $186 billion in cuts to SNAP. You can’t make it make sense.” Below the quote is a photo of Republican lawmakers smiling and giving thumbs up around a desk labeled “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
A vintage-style illustration of a clean-cut young white man gazing confidently toward the horizon. Behind him is a small American town with a white church steeple, houses, and autumn trees. The text reads “Restoring the American Dream!” and the post header is from the U.S. Department of Labor.
Side-by-side comparison image showing Barack Obama on the left labeled “2009” and Donald Trump on the right labeled “2019.” Under Obama, red text lists: “Unemployment rate 9.9%, Women 8.7%, Hispanics 12.8%, African Americans 16.1%, GDP –2.5%, Total jobs lost 5.1 million.” Under Trump, green text lists: “Unemployment rate 3.9%, Women 3.8%, Hispanics 4.4%, African Americans 6.6%, GDP +3%, Total jobs gained 2.6 million.” The overall message suggests Trump improved the economy dramatically compared to Obama, but it lacks historical context.
A city street scene with people walking past a large sign that reads, “We are officially living out the part of history that makes school kids ask, why didn’t anyone do anything to stop them?” The sign stands tall among tall buildings and muted colors, creating a somber, reflective mood.
Image shows former President Donald Trump speaking beside portraits of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Bold text reads: “BREAKING: Donald Trump just named himself ‘the greatest president of them all’ and says he’s a better president than George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Do you think Trump is completely delusional or just a f*cking idiot?” The top banner says “No Kings October 18,” and the bottom credits Occupy Democrats and Call to Activism.
“Everyone who is afraid to join a No Kings or other protests needs to understand this; you’re afraid of the wrong thing. You should be afraid of what will happen if we all stay home.” The handle “threads.com/@caroline467792” appears at the bottom in smaller text.
“For me personally, the most painful aspect of Trump’s rise has been the damage it has caused to my faith in my fellow Americans. I do not understand how a person can watch what he says and does and still believe he belongs in the Oval Office.” ~ Jay Bookman
Trump’s E.P.A. CANCELED a $20 MILLION flood protection grant for Alaska’s Native village of Kipnuk in May, calling it ‘wasteful DEI spending.’ On Sunday, Kipnuk was devastated by floods that DESTROYED homes and left residents STRANDED! @FAYTUKSNETWORK TRUMP DOESN’T CARE WHETHER WE LIVE OR DIE!
Qatar gets an Air Force base (Image shows two officials, one holding U.S. documents and the other holding Qatari documents, seated in front of both nations’ flags.) Argentina gets $20 billion (Image shows a man with long hair speaking passionately into a microphone with arms outstretched.) Americans get a government shutdown (Image shows the U.S. Capitol building wrapped in yellow caution tape labeled “SHUTDOWN.”) @covie_93
BEING WOKE Being woke means knowing your history: the good and the bad. Being woke means caring about others because of that knowledge. #BeingWoke #KnowYourHistory #CareAboutOthers
brittainforsenate: Katie Daviscourt: "I had the suspect held for 35 minutes, then 20 ANTIFA militants helped my assault suspect escape into an ANTIFA safehouse, that's one block away from the ICE facility, this is where they're conducting parliamentary operations, resting, showering and eating." (screenshot shows Katie Daviscourt speaking at the White House State Dining Room on C-SPAN, with a banner reading “WHITE HOUSE MEETING ON ANTIFA.”) off_jawaggon: "And then they abducted me into their mothership where I was probed and experimented on."
Sean Duffy: “The No Kings protest, Maria, really frustrating. This is part of antifa, paid protesters. It begs the question who’s funding it.” 10/13/25 Fred Wellman (@FPWellman): Nobody is paying us, Sean. We are angry. Welcome to freedom of speech. You must have missed that part of the Constitution when you were partying on MTV. Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom): Bullshit. “No Kings” on October 18 will be the largest peaceful protest in American history. Millions & millions & millions & millions of Americans organically taking to the streets to reaffirm this basic American ideal: No Kings here. Never. Team Trump is scared to death of No Kings.
PRESIDENT BIDEN AND VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS SECURED THE RELEASE OF 140 HOSTAGES – OR 83 PERCENT – DURING THEIR TENURE. FORMER BIDEN SECRETARY OF STATE ANTONY BLINKEN SAYS TRUMP IS USING THE DEVELOPED PEACE PLAN THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION CREATED FOR THE ISRAEL AND HAMAS WAR. “IT’S GOOD THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP ADOPTED AND BUILT ON THE PLAN THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION DEVELOPED.”
NO KINGS SIGN IDEAS Democracy Dies In Silence Dictators Fall When People Rise Your Voice Is Your Vote Censorship is Un-American Healthcare Is A Right Knowledge Builds Freedom Knowledge Is Power Facts Over Fear Voices, Not Silence Protect Free Speech Hands Off Medicare Protect Social Security Fear Is The Tool Of Tyrants I like my democracy neat! Hold the ICE! No Kings, No Tyrants, No Oligarchs Immigrants are welcome here The Power Lies with the People Kings are bad. Queens are Fabulous!
"One of the greatest deceptions of our time is the false narrative that tells us we should be more concerned about a poor person misusing the welfare system or an immigrant being here illegally than we are about the ultra-wealthy abusing the system and cruel people having unchecked power over all of us." Text credit: PastorBrandon.Online
"WE WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THE NIGHT WE WILL NOT VANISH WITHOUT A FIGHT"
Its to bad the Trump shutdown won't include his mouth.
Dear Supreme Court, We’d really appreciate it if you’d uphold the US Constitution. It’s your job. No, really. It’s literally your job. Most Sincerely, We the People of America
We the People will never forget the cowards in congress who kept quiet.
Preamble of the Constitution
We the People comic
Sat bye bye to rural hospitals