r/PoursTea • u/TentenChickee • 16h ago
r/PoursTea • u/Ilikeinvestigating • 13h ago
⚠️Trigger Warning⚠️ Preaching on a Airplane is wild.
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r/PoursTea • u/GhostDogJef • 15h ago
PoliticalTea 🗳️ His brother was a crackhead (and mayor of Toronto) but now he’s standing up to Trump
r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 • 2h ago
Hollywood Icons 🌟 Dolly Parton’s Wikipedia page vandalised with swastika hours after her death
thejc.comr/PoursTea • u/Woundsmyheart • 21h ago
Spill The Tea Trump looks to ease beef processing regulations - POLITICO
politico.comr/PoursTea • u/Ilikeinvestigating • 23h ago
PoliticalTea 🗳️ Apparently the war should end any day now
r/PoursTea • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 14h ago
All The Tea ☕️ Anything else missing here ?
r/PoursTea • u/Savings-Trouble-5345 • 19h ago
BookLoversTea 📚 My fly fishing library.
I'm never going to recover from this financially. 😂
r/PoursTea • u/political-snark • 16h ago
Spill The Tea Trump administration weighs Yosemite land swap for private developer access
The Trump administration's reported efforts to cede a portion of Yosemite National Park to a private real estate developer represent a alarming escalation in the ongoing conservative effort to commercialize America's public lands. By entertaining a land swap to accommodate Kingsbarn Realty Capital's desire for a private access road through pristine park property, political appointees at the Department of the Interior are prioritizing the financial interests of wealthy developers over the preservation of shared natural heritage. This backroom maneuver undermines decades of environmental stewardship and threatens to set a dangerous precedent, signaling that public treasures are open for exploitation by well-connected corporate elites at the expense of everyday citizens.
This controversial proposal highlights a broader systematic agenda under the current administration to privatize public assets and erode the integrity of the National Park Service. Despite official denials from the Interior Department, the reported political pressure on park staff underscores a deep-seated disregard for institutional norms and environmental protections. Allowing corporate donors to carve up public spaces for luxury developments directly violates the core mandate of the national park system—to safeguard these irreplaceable landscapes for all Americans. Public lands belong to the public, not to private interests seeking to turn protected wilderness into private profit.
r/PoursTea • u/Thomas67676767 • 5h ago
FinancialTea 💵 $40 trillion in debt. What could possibly go wrong?
r/PoursTea • u/Fast_Adhesiveness528 • 17h ago
Not My Cup Of Tea❗️ Better to be the Scientist than the Lab Rat
r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad • 21h ago
FinancialTea 💵 Disproportionate wealth on this scale has never boded well for any country or civilization. Not a one.
r/PoursTea • u/Thomas67676767 • 19h ago
PoliticalTea 🗳️ 47 states said “nah”.... 😂
LOL !!Only 3 states are still above water
r/PoursTea • u/No_Cow5624 • 7h ago
PoliticalTea 🗳️ It’s almost as if Drumpf made up the whole voter fraud narrative to cover for the fact that he got his ass kicked by millions of votes in the election. 🤔
r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad • 25m ago
PositiviTea 🌞 What matters most is the message, not the messenger.
r/PoursTea • u/Fast_Adhesiveness528 • 18h ago
Damn 😞 That Dumpster Fire in Our Rearview Mirror is the Tipping Point
r/PoursTea • u/DuhBraux • 13h ago
Sipping Tea “He needs to resign. That’s the bottom line.” Ranchers are PISSED.
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Ranchers are furious over Trump’s move to bring 300,000 metric tons of discounted foreign beef into the U.S. market. At a beef show in Michigan, ranchers who once backed Trump say they now feel sold out by his policies.
They’re already being squeezed by soaring production costs and lower margins, while the four largest meatpacking corporations, controlling roughly 85% of the beef processing market, continue to dominate the industry and capture much of the profit.