Wisconsin High School Teacher Placed on Administrative Leave After Whining That Shooter Failed to Assassinate President Trump
April 28, 2026
Patrick Meyer, caught on social media openly seething that the assassin failed to kill President Trump. Credit: Kaukauna High School
A social studies teacher at Kaukauna High School has been caught openly lamenting that the latest deranged assassin didn’t manage to take out President Donald Trump.
Patrick Meyer, identified as the taxpayer-funded educator pushing his anti-Trump venom on social media, posted a now-deleted rant on X following the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
According to screenshots shared by Libs of Tiktok, Meyer wrote:
“I am not impressed with recent presidential assassins. It’s f-king embarrassing. Booth, Guiteau, Czolgosz, Oswald must all be spinning in their graves! MAGAA (make Americans great assassins again)! Sad!”
BREAKING: Teacher at Kaukauna High School in Wisconsin who complained that the shooter failed to kiII Trump has been placed on administrative leave
U.S. Rep. Tony Wied (R-WI) responded on this outrageous tweet:
“This type of disgusting rhetoric has no place in our society and does not represent our values in #WI08. It is not the example that our teachers should be setting for Northeast Wisconsin students.”
This type of disgusting rhetoric has no place in our society and does not represent our values in #WI08
It is not the example that our teachers should be setting for Northeast Wisconsin students. https://t.co/w5kArfoX8n
The Kaukauna Area School District issued a statement confirming Meyer has been placed on administrative leave while they “review the matter in accordance with its policies and procedures.”
The Kaukauna Area School District has been made aware of a situation involving an employee’s social media post. The District has placed the employee on administrative leave and is taking additional action to review the matter in accordance with its policies and procedures.
The Kaukauna Area School District is committed to maintaining a safe and supportive learning environment for all students, families, and staff, and unequivocally rejects any conduct, expression, or behavior that may encourage, condone, or promote violence in any form.
The content of the employee’s social media post was not related to the Kaukauna Area School District, and there has been no evidence of a risk to the safety of our students and schools.
US “Being Humiliated” by Iran’s Leadership, German Chancellor Merz Says
April 28, 2026
Screengrab of Freidrich Merz giving a speech to the CDU conference.
A seemingly ever-widening rift between Europe and Trump’s America is emerging as the war with Iran drags on, exposing not only strategic confusion but growing skepticism among America’s closest allies.
What began as a show of force has increasingly come to resemble a costly stalemate—one that critics, of whom there is no shortage, argue lacks both clarity and direction. At the center of the latest criticism leveled at the direction of Trump is German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who has sharply questioned his administration’s handling of the conflict.
Speaking publicly to students in Germany, Merz, who leads the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU), warned that the United States appears to have entered the war without a viable endgame. “The Iranians are clearly stronger than expected and the Americans clearly have no truly convincing strategy,” he said.
“An entire nation [the United States] is being humiliated by the Iranian leadership, especially by these so-called Revolutionary Guards,” the German Chancellor said, adding that he “hopes that this ends as quickly as possible.”
Merz’s comments reflect a broader unease across Europe, where leaders are now grappling with the economic fallout of a conflict they did not initiate. Energy prices have surged, supply chains have tightened, and the costs are being passed directly to European taxpayers.
Additionally, such language signals a dramatic shift from earlier European support for the campaign. While some leaders initially aligned with Trump’s stated objectives, the prolonged conflict and lack of measurable progress have eroded that backing.
It’s worth noting that Merz was one of the liberal-globalist EU leaders that initially baked Trump’s moves in the Middle East. The disruption of the Strait of Hormuz has proven particularly damaging. As one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, its partial closure has driven oil prices above $100 per barrel, intensifying inflation across already fragile European economies.
Merz did not mince words about the consequences. The war, he said, is “costing us a great deal of money,” underscoring the growing frustration among European leaders who feel sidelined in decisions with global repercussions.
At the same time, diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict appear increasingly chaotic. Planned negotiations between American and Iranian officials have repeatedly stalled, including a high-profile meeting in Islamabad that was abruptly abandoned.
Merz pointed to these failed talks as evidence that America is being outmaneuvered. “The Iranians are obviously very skillful at not negotiating,” he remarked, suggesting that Tehran has effectively dictated the tempo of diplomacy.
Iran, for its part, has adapted its strategy to maximize leverage. By restricting access through the Strait of Hormuz, it has disrupted global energy flows while offering selective concessions tied to reopening the route. One such proposal reportedly prioritized restoring shipping access before addressing broader issues like nuclear policy. This sequencing has raised concerns among diplomats, who question whether it would meaningfully advance long-term security goals.
Meanwhile, Tehran faces mounting internal pressure as economic conditions deteriorate. Inflation is soaring, output is shrinking, and the strain of sanctions and blockades continues to intensify Analysts caution against assuming that economic hardship will force Iran into submission. As one expert noted, the regime has historically demonstrated a willingness to absorb significant pain while shifting the burden onto its population.
This dynamic, without a doubt, complicates America’s approach, which has relied heavily on economic pressure. Critics argue that the strategy underestimates Iran’s resilience while overestimating the effectiveness of sanctions alone.
The broader geopolitical picture is equally complex. Iran has deepened ties with Russia, seeking alternative trade routes and potential support to offset the impact of Western pressure.
Meetings between Iranian and Russian officials have focused on expanding cooperation, particularly through routes that bypass traditional maritime channels. However, these alternatives remain limited in their ability to replace Hormuz.
Despite these constraints, the alignment signals a shift toward a more fragmented global order. Traditional alliances are being tested, while new partnerships emerge in response to shifting power dynamics. Back in Europe, the conflict has reignited debates about sovereignty and strategic autonomy. Many leaders are questioning whether their interests are being adequately represented in decisions driven by President Trump.
Germany, along with other European nations, has resisted calls to involve NATO directly in the conflict. Officials have emphasized that this is “not NATO’s war,” drawing a clear line between alliance commitments and U.S.-led operations. At the same time, Europe is exploring more limited roles, such as securing maritime routes once hostilities subside. Proposals include deploying minesweepers and supporting navigation safety in the Gulf.
However, these efforts remain contingent on a ceasefire that has yet to materialize. Until then, the economic and political costs of the war continue to mount.
The situation also raises deeper questions about the long-term viability of interventionist strategies. Memories of prolonged conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan loom large, fueling concerns about another drawn-out engagement with uncertain outcomes.
Merz explicitly invoked this risk, warning that the current trajectory could lead to a similar quagmire. For many military analysts, the war has become a case study in the limits of military power when not paired with any kind of coherent strategy. Tactical successes have not translated into strategic clarity, leaving both allies and adversaries uncertain about the path forward.
In America, officials maintain that the United States retains leverage and will not compromise on core objectives. Yet the gap between rhetoric and reality appears to be widening as negotiations falter. The economic implications are also becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Rising energy costs are feeding into global inflation, affecting everything from transportation to manufacturing.
In Europe, where economies are already under strain, the impact is particularly acute. Businesses face higher operating costs, while households contend with rising prices and declining purchasing power. Ultimately, the conflict has exposed deep fault lines not only between nations but within the Western alliance itself. What was once presented as a unified front now appears fragmented and uncertain.
Senator John Fetterman Breaks With His Party Again, Says Democrats Should Support Construction of White House Ballroom After WHCD Shooting
April 27, 2026
John Fetterman / Screenshot NBC
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is once again showing himself to be the most reasonable member of his party.
Following the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Fetterman is calling on his fellow Democrats to drop their Trump Derangement Syndrome and support construction of the White House Ballroom.
This will earn him more scorn from the rabid far-left wing of his party, but he doesn’t seem to care. Good for him.
Fetterman breaks with Democrats after shooting scare, backs Trump on major White House project
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., broke party lines again after the close call at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner this weekend, siding with President Donald Trump’s push to build a ballroom at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Fetterman, who has repeatedly shown he is willing to defy his party, posted on X that he was “there front and center” at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner when the shooting occurred Saturday night. The alleged shooter, 31-year-old California resident Cole Allen, broke through multiple layers of Secret Service security at the Washington Hilton and nearly opened fire in a room where the president, vice president and other key administration and federal officials were present.
“After witnessing last night,” Fetterman called for people to “drop the TDS [Trump derangement syndrome] and build the White House ballroom.”
He said the purpose of the ballroom would be to host events “exactly like these.”
“We were there front and center,” he wrote. “That venue wasn’t built to accommodate an event with the line of succession for the U.S. government.”
The GOP is solidified on this. Senator Lindsey Graham is talking about it.
Lindsey Graham says they are going introduce legislation that’s going to authorize 400 million dollars to be spent on building the ballroom: We pay for it by offsetting it with customs fees. The sooner we get the ballroom built, the better it is for the country. pic.twitter.com/aYS3Pi07gT
Tim Walz Gets Nuked by Scott Jennings and Others for Claiming to be Against Political Violence After WHCD Shooting
April 27, 2026
After the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this weekend, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz published a tweet claiming that he is against political violence.
This is the tweet Walz published after the shooting:
Political violence has become all too prevalent in America. I’m grateful for the swift response from law enforcement at White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
You literally went to a foreign country, called Trump a fascist and begged foreigners to do something about it. How is the FBI not knocking at your door?pic.twitter.com/4VyKwcsx8Xhttps://t.co/UmSokH3zu7
These people accuse Trump of being a Nazi and a fascist, then turn around and act shocked when one of their supporters acts on their inflammatory rhetoric.
What do they expect is going to happen? They encourage this behavior.
“You Don’t Have the Right to Say Climate Change is a Hoax!”- Purple-Haired Democrat LOSES IT as Lee Zeldin Schools Her on Two Landmark Supreme Court Cases (VIDEO)
April 27, 2026
Rep. Rosa DeLauro goes crazy after Lee Zeldin exposes her ignorance on Supreme Court law (Credit: C-SPAN 3 screenshot)
Congress’s purple-haired congresswoman had a near-complete meltdown after EPA administrator Lee Zeldin completely embarrassed her during an an exchange on ‘climate change’ and the law.
On Monday, Zeldin testified before the House Appropriations Committee regarding President Trump’s 2027 budget request. As The Washington Examiner notes, the proposed budget would cut the agency’s budget in half if approved by Congress.
During the hearing, Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) angrily attacked Zeldin for “appeasing polluters” and ignoring Americans under “the false flag of economic growth.”
Zeldin responded by explaining that he’s following the law, pointing out that it says nothing about fighting climate change.
Then, he asked DeLauro if she was familiar with the Loper Bright Supreme Court case.
Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo is a landmark Supreme Court case in 2024 which overturned the long-standing Chevron doctrine, fundamentally altering the balance of power between the judiciary and federal agencies.
The Chevron doctrine, established in the 1984 case Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, has long been a source of contention. It granted deference to federal agencies in interpreting ambiguous statutes, effectively allowing unelected bureaucrats to make laws through their regulatory actions.
However, by a 6-3 majority, SCOTUS declared that such power is unconstitutional and goes against the principles of democratic governance.
DeLauro had no clue what Zeldin was talking about and went berserk:
“You do not, excuse, you don’t have the right to say climate change does not exist, that it’s a hoax!” she yelled at the EPA Administrator.
The exchange got even worse for DeLauro when Zeldin exposed her for not knowing about another landmark Supreme Court decision: West Virginia Vs. EPA.
In this 2022 case, The Court determined by a 6-3 margin that Congress did not authorize the EPA to compel existing power plants to combat climate change using the Clean Air Act, thereby curbing the agency’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from them.
All DeLauro could do was yell at Zeldin and finally snapped completely by saying, “I don’t have to listen to this BS!”
WATCH:
LMFAO! Purple haired psycho Rep. Rosa DeLauro goes BERSERK on EPA Admin Lee Zeldin because he’s not a climate change cultist
She starts becoming VISIBLY DISTURBED and says:
“You do NOT have the right to say climate change is a hoax!”
DELAURO: When climate change is flooding our streets, poisoning our air…how can the EPA justify abandoning that duty to protect Americans to appease polluters under the false flag of economic growth?
ZELDIN: Following the law: section 202 of the Clean Air Act. Where does it say anything about fighting global climate change?
Loper Bright Supreme Court case, are you familiar with it?
DELAURO: Maybe others are but I’m not…
ZELDIN: Loper Bright says that we as an agency don’t have the authority to get creative, if Section 202 of the Clean Air Act…
DELAURO: You do not, excuse, you don’t have the right to say climate change does not exist, that it’s a hoax! And that’s what your administration…
ZELDIN: I understand you’re upset, you don’t know what Loper Bright is. Do you know what the Major Policies Doctrine is?
You’re a member of Congress you should know.
DELAURO: You’ve moved from someone who defended the environment to all of a sudden…
ZELDIN: You’re getting defensive for not knowing the two biggest Supreme Court cases of the last year.
DELAURO: And you are very defensive about changing your policy and your position!
ZELDIN: Do you want me tell you the two biggest Supreme Court cases of the last few years are?
DELAURO: You’re here because you need money from us, so hold up for a second! Wait for the questions and answer the questions!
ZELDIN: I answered your question and you didn’t like my answer because you don’t know what Loper Bright is, what EPA vs. West Virginia is….Because you’re asking me about Section 202 of the Clean Air Act and you don’t read it, you don’t know what it says.
DELAURO: You want to deny…
ZELDIN: No, I actually read the law. I do my homework. You’re just someone who likes to have the microphone on.
DEALURO: This is the appropriations committee!
ZELDIN: Oh, you care about science and now you want to defund it? Because you don’t know what Loper Bright is, you don’t know what the Major Policies Act is.
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NEW: John Fetterman: “Drop the TDS. Let’s just build this ballroom.” 
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LMFAO! Purple haired psycho Rep. Rosa DeLauro goes BERSERK on EPA Admin Lee Zeldin because he’s not a climate change cultist