The Chinese leader told Trump that he was going to set up concentration camps for millions of Muslims and Trump replied, “build the camps, it’s exactly the right thing to do.”
Chew on that for a minute.
Our president is PRO-concentration camp.
Walmart, our largest employer, is owned by the Waltons, the wealthiest family in America, who are worth nearly $200 billion. Unbelievably, in the last 3 years the family's wealth has gone up by over $70 billion. They can more than afford to pay all their workers at least $15/hr.
I do not think you only have a right to health care if you have the money to afford it. I think you have a right to health care because you are a human being.
It’s been almost 12 hours since a devastating earthquake rocked Puerto Rico, and trump hasn’t tweeted about it ONCE.
Not even a syllable of support.
Someone should remind the President of Puerto Rico that THEIR lives matter too.
When the SecDef says things like " We are not ready to start a war, but we are prepared to finish one", just what the hell good do they think that rhetoric does? Grow the hell up and start treating this like what it is. A potential to lose American lives. Be damn adults.
A lot of people don’t know or remember that in 2018 Trump pulled out of the international nuclear deal with Iran DESPITE Iran complying with it. Real history and facts need to be regularly repeated in the face of Trump's endless lies and war propaganda.
#TrumpLies#NoWarWithIran
@realDonaldTrump Hey Congressional Republicans-- you've contracted your war powers to a guy who thinks that this tweet is legal notice for him to unilaterally control our military.
Now might be a good time to grow a spine.
This Media Post will serve as a reminder that war powers reside in the Congress under the United States Constitution. And that you should read the War Powers Act. And that you’re not a dictator.
Serving on @HouseForeign Affairs Committee for last 3 years, I still haven't seen a coherent strategy from @realDonaldTrump on Iran.
@WhiteHouse can't answer simple questions like: What are our goals? Do airstrikes achieve those goals? Are we willing to send troops into Iran?
It's nearly 17 years since the war in Iraq started.
4,500 American service members killed.
Tens of thousands wounded.
Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis killed.
Trillions of dollars spent.
All of that suffering. All of that death. All of those huge expenditures of money. For what?
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