@sttrumpw Trump wasn’t always a Republican, he spent years as a Democrat, ran in 2000 under the Reform/Independence Party, and later became a Republican. His political identity has shifted multiple times over the decades
Don't be fooled, this is still very active in the United States.
White supremacist groups are still active in the U.S., SPLC counted about 152 white nationalist groups in 2025, along with neo‑Nazi, KKK, and remaining neo‑Confederate movements. Many still use Confederate battle‑flag variants and stylized versions in their propaganda. The old neo‑Confederate groups have mostly faded, but modern white nationalist groups, and a few fringe MAGA‑aligned extremists, still display the imagery.
Legal non‑citizens who work in the U.S. pay Social Security taxes just like citizens do. That’s why they can receive benefits; they earned them by paying into the system. Undocumented immigrants can’t receive Social Security at all, and there isn’t any policy Trump ‘rescinded’ that changed eligibility. This claim doesn’t match how Social Security law actually works.
@WhiteHouse Posts like this are built for engagement, not information. They’re designed to spark reactions and arguments, not to explain anything honestly. Once you recognize the pattern, it’s just political click‑bait dressed up as news.
This is just another case of trying to slap a name on something that was already happening. Big companies plan these projects years in advance, long before any politician’s latest tariff speech. It’s like claiming we got the Statue of Liberty because of tariffs. Real project, sure. The credit being claimed? That’s the part that’s made for clicks.
History is history. Teach a full curriculum. Don’t cherry‑pick one group, one era, or one narrative. If a topic belongs to the period being studied, include it, and let students decide what they want to explore more deeply. Education should give them the whole map, not just the parts someone thinks are most convenient.
@Olivia_JTrump pee or only do it once. any guy can pee during, the only once, is he probably won't have a pecker after he does... unless they are into that... I don't judge
The ICE hiring surge turned into a mess because the agency onboarded recruits faster than it could vet or train them in some cases even before background checks and fingerprint reviews were finished. Now they’re firing probationary hires and clawing back bonus money, but the real story is buried under layers of redacted documents, whistleblower warnings, and half‑released internal memos. The context matters, but it’s exactly what’s been scrubbed out of public view, leaving the whole situation looking like another federal screw‑up where the truth is technically “available,” just hidden behind black bars.