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@Booboobell78885@Milajoy i will say that his one big accomplishment was Operation Warp Speed but you all never actually take credit when credit is actually do on that
getting anything done doesn’t count if he violates the constitution once. Like steroids in baseball. and what exactly has he done? He has totally botched immigration. Totally botched the economy, yet you still defend him. It makes me question how you research. When i do my own research i do all that i can to disprove my own theories. How often have you disproven your own?
Donald Trump: Independent fact-checkers documented over 30,000 false or misleading claims during his four years as president—ranging from economic figures to election results. His strategy frequently relies on repeating claims regardless of whether they have been disproven. CNN: While CNN clearly has a left-leaning bias in its framing and commentary, independent media monitors (like Media Bias/Fact Check) rate its straight news reporting as mostly factual. The primary issue with cable news usually isn't flat-out lying, but editorial bias, selective story coverage, and opinion commentary presented alongside news.
@Booboobell78885@Milajoy More importantly: even if you believe government agencies acted improperly or 'primed' tech companies, the fix is holding government officials accountable—not giving the state total authorization to strip away First Amendment rights and shut down news networks it doesn't like."
Twitter’s temporary restriction of the Hunter Biden laptop story was based on their internal Hacked Materials Policy over concerns that the data was an unverified, illegal "hack-and-leak" operation—a policy Twitter's leadership publicly admitted within days was an overreach and subsequently changed. More importantly, a private platform misapplying its own Terms of Service or reacting to warnings about foreign interference is not the government stripping away First Amendment rights. Claiming that a bad content moderation decision by Twitter justifies the state stepping in to forcibly pull news networks off the air is comparing a company enforcing site rules to actual government authoritarianism.
Why make this about political parties? The First Amendment isn't a team sport—it protects everyone from state overreach. There’s a world of difference between fighting over press access or platform moderation and actively calling for the government to shut down an outlet because you don't like their spin. If you champion state censorship today against networks you dislike, you're setting the precedent to have your own news sources shut down tomorrow. You’re conflating private platform moderation with direct state censorship. Twitter banning Trump was a private company enforcing its own Terms of Service—a right protected by the First Amendment. Even in cases of government "jawboning" (where officials pressure private platforms), courts have ruled that private companies still hold their own editorial rights unless directly coerced by law. Twitter is a private company that made a business decision on its own platform. The government revoking rights or shutting down news outlets is direct state censorship you were rightfully upset about government officials pressuring social media platforms during COVID, it makes no sense to turn around and demand the government directly silence news networks today. That isn't a principled stance on free speech—it's just asking the state to censor the people you dislike.
What Is New in the September 2026 Deal
The new trilateral agreement between the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland expands upon the 1951 treaty in several key ways:
1. Foreign Investment & Base Restrictions: It explicitly bars non-NATO countries (specifically targeting Russia and China) from building military bases or making investments in "sensitive sectors" (like critical infrastructure or rare-earth mining) without approval.
2. Independence Safeguard: Under the terms, the pact is designed as an "infinite life" agreement that will remain legally binding even if Greenland eventually votes to become an independent nation.
3. Expanded Presence: It paves the way for an expanded U.S. military footprint and integration with Arctic missile defense networks.
Key Compromise
While political messaging frames this as "permanent U.S. control" over security, Danish and Greenlandic leaders emphasized that the deal stops short of annexation, ownership, or a purchase. Denmark and Greenland retain full sovereignty and self-determination under the arrangement.
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1. ZERO illegal entries is false—this conflates "zero releases" into the interior with zero total arrivals.
2. Laken Riley Act: Fact—enacted federal law.
3. Murder rate drop: Fact—FBI metrics confirm historic drops.
4. Tax bill signed: Fact—passed by Congress.
2/6
1. $19.2T investment: Exaggeration—reflects non-binding multi-decade corporate promises.
2. Tariffs: Implemented, but facing Constitutional challenges under Art. I trade powers.
3. Stock market highs: Fact, though stock indexes regularly hit new highs under every admin (the Biden admin logged over 120 record highs across major indexes like the S&P 500/Dow).
4. Total jobs record: Fact—payroll headcount tracks growth.
3/6
1. $1T+ Defense spend: Fact—enacted by Congress.
2. Maduro capture: Fact, but faces international sovereignty challenges.
3. Iran strikes: Exaggeration—enrichment degraded, not obliterated; triggers War Powers debate.
4. 60% Fentanyl drop: Unverified by border metrics; foreign strikes lack host consent.
4/6
1. Drug price drops: "300%-600%" is mathematically impossible; order blocked in court.
2. Ending climate rules: Fact, but regulatory rollbacks face APA lawsuits.
3. EV Mandate repeal: Fact—deregulation action.
4. $2.5T Exports: Exaggerated projection when adjusted for inflation.
5/6
1. Private DEI ban: Unconstitutional—violates corporate 1st Amendment speech.
2. Title IX sports rule: Fact, but facing civil rights court challenges.
3. School curriculum rules: Fact, but challenged under 1st/10th Amendments.
4. $1k Newborn accounts: Fact—enacted tax policy.
6/6
1. "Settling 8 wars": Exaggeration—fragile ceasefires aren't permanent settlements.
2. Hostages returned: False—diplomatic logs show unrecovered captives remain.
3. Refugee halt: Fact, but sued under INA statutes.
4. National Guard deploys: Fact, but non-consensual state use violates Posse Comitatus.
5. English official language: Fact for federal agencies, but can't override Title VI Civil Rights.
Coming soon in 2027:
-3rd Impeachment
-ICC Warrant for Iran War Crimes
-Loss of majority in House & Senate
-Non-stop investigations by a Democratically led House and Senate
Oh the horrors!
Just imagine if our government was committed to supporting fair taxation, good wages, health care for all, a strong public education, and protection of our environment.
#FlipCongressBlue