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Trump's Second Term

Andy_Ross said:
Trump during a rant fantasizes about sending “the gays” to Palestine. “I don’t even want to say what they do to them over there. Let’s send them.”

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Actually they don't do anything to them. Consensual same sex relstionships have been legal since 1951. Whilst same sex relationships were only legalised in the USA in 2003.
 
Andy_Ross said:
Nick Sortor
@nicksortor

🚨 JUST NOW: President Trump RIPS Kathy Hochul for appointing Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell 7 r*pe case

"Letitia James is a CORRUPT PERSON. She's TOTALLY corrupt, and I can't imagine it. I feel badly for whoever she's looking at because they won't get a fair shake."

EXACTLY right. James is nothing more than a political activist trying to get her face on TV and be elected to higher office.

She doesn't care how many innocent people she has to imprison to do so.

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I kinda wish Hochul hadn't done that. James has too much baggage and defense attorneys will try to take advantage.
 
The Trump administration’s talks with Russia about ending the war in Ukraine have expanded to include a multibillion-dollar oil deal that would benefit Middle Eastern business executives with ties to the two main U.S. negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

The deal, which is contingent on approval from the U.S. government and the Kremlin, is for a sprawling set of oil fields, refineries and gas stations around the world owned by Lukoil, one of Russia’s biggest energy companies.

The leading group seeking the deal includes an American investor, Todd Boehly, who has donated $2 million to President Trump’s political causes; two Middle Eastern groups that have done business with Mr. Kushner or Mr. Witkoff’s family; and an arm of the U.S. government itself.
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Most corrupt government ever,
 
So much winning!
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Question: "What do you say to those who are struggling to afford gas, groceries, diesel?" Tr*mp: You're losers. It's the greatest. If you're struggling in this economy, you're a loser.
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Question: "What do you say to those who are struggling to afford gas, groceries, diesel?"

Tr*mp: You're losers. It's the greatest. If you're struggling in this economy, you're a loser.
 
The White House
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On Day One, President Donald J. Trump promised to move with purpose and speed to bring back hope, prosperity, safety, and peace.

Nearly two years into his second term, he has done exactly that. 🔥

In the past few weeks alone:
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Trebuchet said:
I kinda wish Hochul hadn't done that. James has too much baggage and defense attorneys will try to take advantage.
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What baggage? Because she prosecuted Trump?
Tero said:
So much winning!
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Paul Van der Meer (@paul.vandermeer.779) on Threads

Question: "What do you say to those who are struggling to afford gas, groceries, diesel?" Tr*mp: You're losers. It's the greatest. If you're struggling in this economy, you're a loser.
www.threads.com www.threads.com
Question: "What do you say to those who are struggling to afford gas, groceries, diesel?"

Tr*mp: You're losers. It's the greatest. If you're struggling in this economy, you're a loser.
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I was gonna say the dems should jump on this quote but they'll probably ◊◊◊◊ it up.
 
As we slide towards two years since Trump was re-elected its worth remembering that to date despite all his lying, clear signs of dementia, defying the courts, bypassing congress, and starting a war that has produced devastating economic consequences for millions of Americans the only consequence for Trump is that he is substantially richer than when he started his second term. Any 'resistance' to Trump has practically speaking achieved ◊◊◊◊ all.
 
Resume said:
What baggage? Because she prosecuted Trump?

I was gonna say the dems should jump on this quote but they'll probably ◊◊◊◊ it up.
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Why should the Democrats have to jump on it? Shouldn't the media be publicizing it when the US president makes such horrendous remarks? The fact is the Democrats know that faced with biased/scared media and an electorate where a large section is still happily willing to vote for the Republicans despite hundreds of similar incidents there's no point in trying to rouse the American public out of their apathy. Come November they are counting on their own base turning out while disgruntled Republicans stay home, not people having a sudden epiphany about how awful Trump is.
 
Garrison said:
As we slide towards two years since Trump was re-elected its worth remembering that to date despite all his lying, clear signs of dementia, defying the courts, bypassing congress, and starting a war that has produced devastating economic consequences for millions of Americans the only consequence for Trump is that he is substantially richer than when he started his second term. Any 'resistance' to Trump has practically speaking achied ◊◊◊◊ all.
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A reckoning is coming I think. He's so deeply unpopular it won't be much longer (probably after midterms) that even congressional GOP will factor out that he's too much of a liability and will split; they never really liked him anyway. After the first few high profile defections I think the floodgates will open. Everybody, including his former supporters, is seeing through his BS and his political clout will be near valueless. It's not that naive; not any more than believing there still will be no consequences at all after the midterms.
 
PitPat said:
A reckoning is coming I think. He's so deeply unpopular it won't be much longer (probably after midterms) that even congressional GOP will factor out that he's too much of a liability and will split; they never really liked him anyway. After the first few high profile defections I think the floodgates will open. Everybody, including his former supporters, is seeing through his BS and his political clout will be near valueless. It's not that naive; not any more than believing there still will be no consequences at all after the midterms.
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Nobody has the courage to be the first rat. But then nobody would want to be the last one. We've seen it in 2020.
 
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