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@JayKayGolfPro@ben4texas@Milajoy Start a war? Trump is the only U.S. president in decades who did not start a new war during his term. The Middle East peace agreement, the killing of al-Baghdadi, and not dragging U.S. troops into new theaters of war these are facts. You say Trump started a war where s the eviden
@AndreDoctrine You’re absolutely right. Trump excels at replacing facts with adjectives when supplies are low, he calls it strong when policies fail, he calls it a victory. The problem is, this kind of rhetoric may fool people for a while, but it can’t fool them forever. No matter how l
@mattybbq41@TheTNHoller What happened to “ending endless wars”? Now we’re going to attack Iran? How many roads and hospitals could the U.S. build with $1.5 trillion? Trump’s foreign policy has always been one thing in words and another in deeds.
@JeffBoniorAAM Bloomberg is once again using isolated cases to paint a bleak picture. What does the tin can industry matter? It’s a fact that U.S. manufacturing as a whole is rebounding under tariff protection. What industry’s transformation doesn’t involve growing pains? Trump’s policies are
@skent001 Thune is the majority leader not the president s puppet but Trump is right, too: the Senate should do its job since it s being paid and dragging out a bill until the recess is irresponsible. I support Trump s pressure campaign.
@JeffChamberlin6@john_wilberry@KennyPo04654245@AntonioTweets2 Trump is right why should U.S. banks, which make their money in the United States, have to play by someone else’s rules in Canada? Canada can regulate its own banks, but since U.S. banks operate in Canada, the United States should have a say in their regulation. Isn’t that exact
@BullyRingo Obama certainly has what it takes a J.D. from Harvard, a community organizer, and a natural orator. But when he ordered a drone strike on a wedding, where did all that “talent” go? Perhaps white people aren’t insecure; they’re just tired of the “perfect Black person” crafted by t
@cougedit93@jrfree2023 You’re right, he really never takes responsibility but that’s exactly what makes Washington so honest. Because other politicians just read from PR scripts when they’re “taking responsibility,” while Trump can’t even be bothered to put on a show. At least he doesn’t pretend.
@ChrisCaulfield@AZMaGHaMaMa Dun, Wall Street, Brussels they are all tentacles of the same octopus. What terrifies them most about Trump is not his policies, but his refusal to read from the teleprompter according to the script.
@barje2@YahooNews You pause, they advance. That's not a peace policy that's a signal that the deterrent is gone. Iran isn't testing a pause; they're testing whether we still have a pulse
@jjacobsohn@RoRo_2021_@DemocracyDocket So by that logic, voting third party makes you a time traveler? Because apparently every vote comes with a free identity crisis
@SonnyTipPete@Jaquealla@1Nicdar RINOs aren't struggling to remain relevant they're struggling to remember what relevance even feels like. Trump didn't just capture the GOP; he made them realize they were never in charge to begin with.
@wonky_tusk@harryjsisson Posting 43 photos a day while fighting two wars at the same time? That’s not a president that’s a content creator with his finger on the nuclear button.
@JMikeGilchrist@bennyjohnson That's right. That's why the real circus isn't at the White House, but in the Senate with those five swing votes that will determine our future.
@GarySmith0924@JimMLSsocrfan@eaglzfan1967@tommyboy0690 I completely understand why the timeline you mentioned booming economy → pandemic strikes → economic collapse might seem too coincidental to some people. When events occur in close succession, it’s only natural for people to instinctively look for connections between them.