Instagram story viewer> @_discolini_> Post
Discolini(_discolini_)'s profile avatar

Discolini

@_discolini_

3 months ago
Photo by Discolini on July 16, 2026.
Photo by Discolini on July 16, 2026.
Download
1
Posted On: July 16th 2026, 12:15 pm
Tagged Users:
@tommysouldj
tommysouldj
Thanks to @tommysouldj 🩶
Comments (1)
tommysouldj 3 months ago

tommysouldj

❤️🙌 che serataaaa

More posts

Great win on the road 🧡🐺 WE KEEP GOING
Comment "INDICATOR" & I'll send the link in your DMs✅️ #nifty #livetrading #banknifty #stockmarket
the cheapest way to get 3 phase at home
Me tryna impress my YN @nalonhurdle how did I do 🤣 Outfit @__flygurl__ Watch & necklace @riiicthejeweler Hair @tamorstylz
“Who’s your trumpet player?” — @raye 👀🎺 Allow me to reintroduce myself… MOBETTA! 🎺🔥 From the South Side of Chicago to stadiums around the world! 🌍 What an incredible journey rocking with @brunomars, @anderson._paak, @djpee.wee and the whole family on The Romantic Tour! And when the stadium lights go down, the party doesn’t stop! MOBETTA & FRIENDS – THE AFTERPARTY keeps that same energy going around the world! 🌍🔥 To everybody who’s been rocking with me from day one, THANK YOU! ❤️ And to all the new faces discovering MOBETTA… WELCOME TO THE FAMILY! We’re just getting started! MOBETTA MAKES IT MOBETTA! ❤️🎺 #MOBETTA #MobettaAndFriends #theromantictour
As polls indicate Democrats could take back the US House of Representatives, and possibly the Senate, lawmakers are gearing up to investigate the Trump administration. But that may prove to be a difficult task, even with a majority in both chambers of Congress. In late September, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report on Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency titled “DOGE: Congress and the Public Lack Assurance That Systems and Data Were Protected at Multiple Agencies.” In it, the GAO revealed that multiple executive branch agencies had refused to fully cooperate with investigators about the extent and nature of DOGE’s access to sensitive systems and information. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which DOGE and the Trump administration gutted in the early months of the president’s second term, sent GAO a letter accusing investigators of bias and alleging the report was “misleading.” The report, just the latest example of the Trump administration seeking to dodge congressional oversight, raises questions about what—if any—avenues the legislature has to enforce accountability, or even access basic information about what the government has been doing. Tap the 🔗 in bio to read the full story.
back to up