USA Policy positions of Donald Trump; let's see how many he achieves
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The same reason he wants Canada, for their natural resources, nothing else.
I wonder what Trump thinks he’s going to do with all the money he’s grifting. Like how long has the guy got left?
He’s going to be like an Egyptian Pharaoh and demand a gold pyramid with all his loot inside?
He’s going to be like an Egyptian Pharaoh and demand a gold pyramid with all his loot inside?
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So incompetent you risk the lives of your military
And what does Trump say?
He says he knows nothing about it and then instead of calling it out he starts attacking the Atlantic paper.
And what does Trump say?
He says he knows nothing about it and then instead of calling it out he starts attacking the Atlantic paper.
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But they don't have 20T worth, otherwise they'd be the second or third richest country in the world.
They have more, it's still in the ground.
World Bank rates DRC in the top 5 poorest countries in the world.
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No idea how much what they have is worth. Just know it is fertile ground for mining.
These congo countries are dodgy
Federal police drop foreign bribery investigation into Australian miner
Sundance Resources was accused of bribing government officials in the Republic of Congo to progress an iron ore venture that was set to be one of the biggest projects in Africa.
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Speaker Mike Johnson has suggested that Congress might consider eliminating certain federal courts in response to judicial decisions that have impeded President Donald Trump's policies.
This proposition marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tension between the legislative and judicial branches of the U.S. government.
During a press conference earlier today, Speaker Johnson stated, "We do have authority over the federal courts. As you know, we can eliminate an entire district court. We have power of funding over the courts and all these other things. But desperate times call for desperate measures, and Congress is going to act."
Slippery slope towards authoritarian rule
This will annoy the speaker and others
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to halt its efforts to arrest and deport a 21-year old Columbia University student who participated in pro-Palestinian demonstrations until the court says otherwise.
The administration has been seeking to arrest the student, Yunseo Chung, since earlier this month, according to a lawsuit filed by Ms. Chung’s lawyers.
The judge, Naomi Buchwald, said during a hearing on Tuesday that “nothing in the record” indicated that Ms. Chung posed a danger to the community or a “foreign-policy risk” or had communicated with terrorist organizations.
This proposition marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tension between the legislative and judicial branches of the U.S. government.
During a press conference earlier today, Speaker Johnson stated, "We do have authority over the federal courts. As you know, we can eliminate an entire district court. We have power of funding over the courts and all these other things. But desperate times call for desperate measures, and Congress is going to act."
Slippery slope towards authoritarian rule
This will annoy the speaker and others
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to halt its efforts to arrest and deport a 21-year old Columbia University student who participated in pro-Palestinian demonstrations until the court says otherwise.
The administration has been seeking to arrest the student, Yunseo Chung, since earlier this month, according to a lawsuit filed by Ms. Chung’s lawyers.
The judge, Naomi Buchwald, said during a hearing on Tuesday that “nothing in the record” indicated that Ms. Chung posed a danger to the community or a “foreign-policy risk” or had communicated with terrorist organizations.
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It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Bozell had ties to South Africa. He is the founder and president of the Media Research Center, a watchdog group that targets network television hosts and mainstream media outlets with accusations of liberal bias. Once a critic of Mr. Trump, Mr. Bozell is now firmly in his corner. His son, Leo Brent Bozell IV, was one of the nearly 1,600 people convicted and sentenced in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, but was pardoned by Mr. Trump.
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All class, our Donnie.
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Some pharoahs were buried with their slaves and advisors. Donny would have to make room for Elon and JD in his sarcophagus.
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Just shoot the messenger!
journo phone will be taken by doj
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JFC if this is true
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Donny caught lying AGAIN over Greenland
Greenland denies Trump's claim that officials asked for US visit
Territory officials clapped back after Trump said Greenland requested a visit from the U.S. administration.
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Shocked I tell youDonny caught lying AGAIN over Greenland
Greenland denies Trump's claim that officials asked for US visit
Territory officials clapped back after Trump said Greenland requested a visit from the U.S. administration.www.newsweek.com
President Donald Trump says it was a harmless “glitch” that a prominent journalist was added to a highly sensitive group chat about an imminent US military operation, as top national security leaders denied any classified information was shared.
Trump stood by his national security adviser Mike Waltz, who added Goldberg to the Signal group. Waltz was “a very good man”, Trump said. “I don’t think he should apologise. I think he’s doing his best. Probably he won’t be using [Signal] again.”
Earlier, Trump told NBC News that Waltz had “learned a lesson”, but the mistake “had no impact at all”. It was “the only glitch in two months, and it turned out not to be a serious one”. As to how Goldberg came to be added to the group, Trump said: “It was one of Michael’s people on the phone. A staffer had his number on there.”
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Trump stood by his national security adviser Mike Waltz, who added Goldberg to the Signal group. Waltz was “a very good man”, Trump said. “I don’t think he should apologise. I think he’s doing his best. Probably he won’t be using [Signal] again.”
Earlier, Trump told NBC News that Waltz had “learned a lesson”, but the mistake “had no impact at all”. It was “the only glitch in two months, and it turned out not to be a serious one”. As to how Goldberg came to be added to the group, Trump said: “It was one of Michael’s people on the phone. A staffer had his number on there.”
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"harmless glitch" comment from donny shows how far he is away from reality
it was harmless because the reporter didnt publish the plan in advance because he thought he was being stiched up. Had it been someone from RT who knows
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The only saving grace from all of Trumps grifting is knowing that Trump knows it's all going to his idiot kids.
He thinks they're idiots and knowing it's all going to them must eat him up inside. I wouldnt be surprised if he does the pharaoh and tries to take it with him when he's buried on the 9th hole.
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