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Sunday, 1 November 2026

Democrats Lose Their Minds Over Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins Posting ‘Racist’ Halloween Costume Meme of Actual Indicted SNAP Thief Shawty Dred

 

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins posted a mock Spirit Halloween costume package on Saturday night labeled “SNAP FRAUDSTER,” complete with a photo of Atlanta rapper and social media personality Shawty Dred flashing a middle finger while holding a burning dollar bill amid piles of cash and jewelry.⁠

The graphic lists the costume’s features as “Flexes wealth and questionable fashion choices,” “Steals MILLIONS from American Taxpayers,” and “Goes to jail,” and notes that included accessories are “STACKS OF TAXPAYERS CASH,” “FAKE GRILLS,” an “EBT CARD,” and “HANDCUFFS.”

Rollins captioned the post, “Some costumes come with a price tag. This one comes with a prison sentence. To anyone stealing from American taxpayers: The tricks are over. The treats are running out. Happy Halloween!” 

The man in the photo is Mercedes Reshard New, known as “Shawty Dred.”

A federal in the Northern District of Georgia indicted him on October 7 on 46 counts of mail fraud, 15 counts of aggravated identity theft, and one count each of SNAP fraud and illegal transactions with access devices.

He was arrested in Las Vegas on October 13. 

Prosecutors allege that between January 2020 and July 2026, New controlled more than 350 fraudulent SNAP accounts opened with stolen identities, had EBT cards mailed to multiple addresses around metro Atlanta, and registered his company, Shawty Dred LLC, as an authorized SNAP retailer.

Over the course of the scheme, roughly $4.6 million in benefits was transferred into the fraudulent accounts, with about $4 million siphoned out.

New allegedly used a point-of-sale device tied to his business to steal more than $660,000 before the USDA revoked the authorization, and he continued obtaining replacement cards after police seized others.

The case is part of a broader Justice Department crackdown targeting nearly $42 million in SNAP and related fraud.

Despite it being a parody of a real criminal, Democrats and leftist commentators immediately labeled the post racist and lost their collective minds.

Rep. Shontel Brown of Ohio quote-posted Rollins and wrote, “Despicable. Disgusting. Not even hiding it… And I look forward to your answer to what motivated this graphic when you appear in front of the Agriculture Committee in January.”

Democrat Rep. James Walkinshaw of Virginia responded with his own mock costume packaging of President Trump labeled a “CONVICTED FRAUDSTER.”

 

The post quickly drew coverage from leftist outlets including Raw Story, Mediaite, HuffPost, and others framing it as a racist dog whistle.

People with common sense pointed out that Rollins has repeatedly publicized individual SNAP fraud cases, including identity theft schemes that used deceased children’s information.

SHOCKER: Abdul El-Sayed Campaign Staffer Caught Mocking Americans

 

A volunteer “captain” for Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed appears in undercover footage saying, “It’s because Americans are idiots,” while discussing scrutiny of the candidate’s alleged connections to the Muslim Brotherhood recently. The Midwesterner posted the recording on X on October 26 and identified the man as T.J. Wolfgram, describing him as the campaign’s conservative and independent outreach captain.

“I don’t have any issue with the Muslim Brotherhood,” Wolfgram said, adding, “And if I knew more about it, I might support some of what they do.” El-Sayed has denied any personal or family ties to the organization, according to Newsweek, which reported seeking comment from his campaign and an account believed to belong to Wolfgram. 

In separate undercover footage published by Townhall on October 28 and promoted on its X account, Democrat Representative Rashida Tlaib defended El-Sayed, saying, “Obviously he’s not a terrorist.” Discussing questions about his reported dual citizenship, Tlaib said, “I don’t know why that matters,” and attributed voters’ objections to “his faith and his ethnicity.”

“If they’re from freaking Europe and stuff and they got like, French passport, nobody gives a shit,” she said. “But because he’s got an Egyptian one, everybody gives a shit,” Tlaib added, contrasting the scrutiny with the treatment of European passport holders.

However, El-Sayed’s campaign disputes that he holds Egyptian citizenship, saying his earlier claim was mistaken and based on information from relatives. How voters react to this is yet to be seen.

Saturday, 31 October 2026

Sick Minnesota Leftist’s Halloween Yard Display Features Republican Being Guillotined, with GOP Candidate’s Flyer in Victim’s Hand

 

A homemade wooden guillotine has been set up in a Minnesota yard as a Halloween display, complete with a headless figure holding a campaign pamphlet for Republican state House candidate Jessica L. Johnson.

Photos of the scene, first shared on X by Dustin Grage, show a tall wooden frame with a blade, a figure in a black hooded robe standing nearby, a skeleton, and a dead Republican.

A resident living in the same town posted that “A DFLer in my town made this guillotine display featuring the campaign lit of our local Republican State House candidate Jessica Johnson,” adding that she has a Johnson campaign sign in her own front yard.

Johnson is the Republican nominee challenging Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) incumbent Josiah Hill in Minnesota House District 33B.

 

In 2018, the Minnesota DFL suspended a party spokesman for a week without pay after he posted on Facebook that Republicans should be brought “to the guillotines” after Election Day, according to a report from the Associated Press.

A Minnesota GOP account responded to the images of the Halloween setup, writing, “The left has a serious problem,” and tagging the FBI and the agency’s director, Kash Patel.

The home’s owner has not been publicly identified at the time of publication.

Johnson has not yet publicly responded to the clear attempt to intimidate her voters and canvassers.

WATCH: Insane Halloween Display Features Hanging Pumpkin-Headed Effigies of Trump, Musk and Netanyahu

 

A home’s porch in Montreal’s Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie neighborhood has gone viral after video and photos showed three life-sized, pumpkin-headed mannequins suspended by ropes from the front of the house, dressed and labeled as President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The display features the figures hanging above the entrance of a brick home decorated with autumn leaves and spider ornaments, positioned so trick-or-treaters will encounter them as they approach the door for candy.

The message is not subtle. 

One figure wears a dark suit and red tie, with a sign reading “TRUMP.” Another wears a leather jacket over a gray shirt printed with “MUSK.” The third, also in a suit, is identified as Netanyahu.

All three have carved jack-o’-lantern heads and appear suspended by their necks.

WATCH:

The viral video from Wall Street Apes on X includes commentary noting that children would walk up to the house, and it shows screenshots of reactions to the original post, including a top comment stating “Let’s make it real” alongside heart emojis.

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Other comments included statements such as “Nothing wrong with that, I wouldn’t call it Halloween, I’d call it Christmas.”

“Liberals decorate for Halloween by hanging Donald Trump and Elon Musk from the front of their home,” Wall Street Apes wrote in the post accompanying the video. “This would be global news if it was Barack Obama or any Democrat, but because it’s Elon Musk and Trump it’s apparently acceptable.”

Rebel News visited the property and stated that the decorations were later taken down. It is unclear if they were removed because of backlash or if someone else took them down.

The outlet described the location as a residential street where children pass on their way to school, in an area represented federally by Alexandre Boulerice.

The Western Standard reports:

Under Section 264.1 of Canada’s Criminal Code, knowingly communicating a threat to cause death or bodily harm can constitute a criminal offence.

Section 319 also prohibits public incitement of hatred against identifiable groups in circumstances where the conduct is likely to lead to a breach of the peace.

However, political criticism directed at an individual public figure does not automatically meet the legal threshold for hate speech or criminal threats.

Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects freedom of expression, including political commentary that may be offensive, disturbing or controversial.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s guidance on hate crimes explains that criminal hate propaganda offences generally concern the promotion of hatred against identifiable groups, rather than criticism of individual politicians.

Whether a particular display constitutes a threat would depend on its context, intended meaning and the circumstances in which it was presented.

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The report noted it is unknown if the Montreal Police received complaints or launched an investigation.