American Businesses, American Workers and Families Are Paying the Price for American Tariffs!
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Trump Tariffs Created Higher Prices and a Jobs Slump | National Review https://t.co/MaYwLgSBzL
The idea that a U.S. president would threaten to invade Greenland because Norway didn’t give him a Nobel Prize is pathetic.
This has nothing to do with foreign policy. It’s a president acting like a narcissistic spoiled child because his feelings got hurt. Unacceptable.
During today’s speech, Trump insisted on the US acquiring Greenland but said that he won’t “use force” to get it. When asked how he’ll get Greenland, Trump stuffed two McNuggets in his cheeks and said, “I’m gonna make ‘em an offer they can’t refuse.” #FallonTonight
“They made sure it was canceled.”
California Governor Gavin Newsom said he was denied entry to speak at an event in Davos after pressure from the White House https://t.co/yCcsisi44Y
@jaketapper@PressSec … Why would you lie, gaslight, cyberbully Americans with such ease? Should there be some repercussions for lying to the American people?
Is that the job? Lie outright?
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Sadly, we still have to explain that slavery was indeed bad. And you can’t understand American history without grappling with its wide ranging impacts.
When leaders or their teams use phrases like “constantly quoting fired losers and really dumb people,” it shifts the focus from ideas to personal attacks.
That’s not just unprofessional — it’s a classic Cyberbullying 101 tactic:
- Dehumanize the target so the public takes them less seriously.
- Avoid engaging with the actual argument by attacking the messenger.
- Lower the tone of public discourse, modeling incivility for others.