I'm a stage 4 cancer survivor, and the Affordable Care Act saved my life. The ACA and I are both still here.
Why are we funding more forever wars overseas while taking away health care from millions of Americans like you and me? #HealthcareNotWarfare
Richard Nixon called me today. We spoke for about 20 minutes. He was in good spirits. I mentioned Argentina's big comeback against Egypt today; he said he never met Perón but had spent a lot of time with Sadat. Said he couldn’t believe all the shit Trump is getting away with, and that if Trump was going to go for a third term, maybe he should run again too. I said that would go a long way to restoring at least some integrity in government, and that I'd do anything I could to help.
Yesterday morning, I wrote that Democracy Docket "does not seek to curry favor with Trump. It doesn't seek access to the White House."
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@BigFish3000 Nice try. I took the Amtrak home.
We tried to pay TSA almost a dozen times and Republicans said no every time. Then the GOP Speaker closed session last night and sent everyone home.
Please Google what party is in charge of Congress right now. The answer may surprise you!
Here are five Donald Trump statements often cited by critics as misleading or controversial, though supporters frequently defend them as exaggerated or out of context:
1. Claimed unemployment could be 42% (2015) – Official rate was ~5%; defended as highlighting underemployment.
2. "Mexico is paying for the wall" (2017-2020) – No direct payment occurred; explained via trade deals.
3. Suggested his father was born in Germany (2019) – Father born in NY; called a minor slip.
4. "They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists" on Mexican immigrants (2015) – Defended as referring to specific criminals.
5. Watched 9/11 jumpers from Trump Tower (2015) – Distance made it impossible; said to emphasize memory.
🚨Breaking News: Details of the Trump-Greenland deal are starting to be revealed:
1. The U.S. will gain control of “Small small pockets of land” in Greenland
2. The U.S. will be involved in Greenland's mineral rights
Greenland is estimated to hold reserves of natural resources worth as much as $5 trillion.
3. The U.S. “Golden Dome” system will be involved in Greenland when it’s build
4. The deal is designed to block Russian and Chinese influence in Greenland
5. This will open the door to US-backed infrastructure investment
6. The duration of the deal will have an “indefinite” timeframe
This means President Trump will have secured land, minerals, and defense in one deal
Via: @KobeissiLetter