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  1. @molly0xfff

    How can this level of corruption and grifting even be tolerated?

    For Trump the presidency is just another business opportunity, and a way to stay out of jail of course…
    With some help of his corrupt Republican friends of course making a buck on the side…

    #trump #griftingcriminal #grifiting #uspol #uspresidency

  2. @molly0xfff

    How can this level of corruption and grifting even be tolerated?

    For Trump the presidency is just another business opportunity, and a way to stay out of jail of course…
    With some help of his corrupt Republican friends of course making a buck on the side…

    #trump #griftingcriminal #grifiting #uspol #uspresidency

  3. @molly0xfff

    How can this level of corruption and grifting even be tolerated?

    For Trump the presidency is just another business opportunity, and a way to stay out of jail of course…
    With some help of his corrupt Republican friends of course making a buck on the side…

    #trump #griftingcriminal #grifiting #uspol #uspresidency

  4. @molly0xfff

    How can this level of corruption and grifting even be tolerated?

    For Trump the presidency is just another business opportunity, and a way to stay out of jail of course…
    With some help of his corrupt Republican friends of course making a buck on the side…

    #trump #griftingcriminal #grifiting #uspol #uspresidency

  5. @molly0xfff

    How can this level of corruption and grifting even be tolerated?

    For Trump the presidency is just another business opportunity, and a way to stay out of jail of course…
    With some help of his corrupt Republican friends of course making a buck on the side…

    #trump #griftingcriminal #grifiting #uspol #uspresidency

  6. Although winning the #USPresidency is very important, I believe that winning both the #USHouse and #USSenate are more important. With this, the presidency can be stopped from doing the most egregious acts and impeachment can be back on the table.

    #uspol

  7. Although winning the #USPresidency is very important, I believe that winning both the #USHouse and #USSenate are more important. With this, the presidency can be stopped from doing the most egregious acts and impeachment can be back on the table.

    #uspol

  8. Although winning the #USPresidency is very important, I believe that winning both the #USHouse and #USSenate are more important. With this, the presidency can be stopped from doing the most egregious acts and impeachment can be back on the table.

    #uspol

  9. Although winning the #USPresidency is very important, I believe that winning both the #USHouse and #USSenate are more important. With this, the presidency can be stopped from doing the most egregious acts and impeachment can be back on the table.

    #uspol

  10. Although winning the #USPresidency is very important, I believe that winning both the #USHouse and #USSenate are more important. With this, the presidency can be stopped from doing the most egregious acts and impeachment can be back on the table.

    #uspol

  11. Every relationship has an end to its honeymoon period, after which you either find a middle ground and make love or stand your ground and wage war. This relationship (the President Musk and Lady Trump marriage) was never meant to stand the test of time.

    #trump #donald #elon #musk #trumpmusk #musktrump #politics #americanpolitics #presidentmusk #uspresident #geopolitics #globalpolitics #uspolitics #uspresidency #elonmusk #donaldtrump #ovaloffice #donaldelon #elondonald

  12. Every relationship has an end to its honeymoon period, after which you either find a middle ground and make love or stand your ground and wage war. This relationship (the President Musk and Lady Trump marriage) was never meant to stand the test of time.

    #trump #donald #elon #musk #trumpmusk #musktrump #politics #americanpolitics #presidentmusk #uspresident #geopolitics #globalpolitics #uspolitics #uspresidency #elonmusk #donaldtrump #ovaloffice #donaldelon #elondonald

  13. Every relationship has an end to its honeymoon period, after which you either find a middle ground and make love or stand your ground and wage war. This relationship (the President Musk and Lady Trump marriage) was never meant to stand the test of time.

    #trump #donald #elon #musk #trumpmusk #musktrump #politics #americanpolitics #presidentmusk #uspresident #geopolitics #globalpolitics #uspolitics #uspresidency #elonmusk #donaldtrump #ovaloffice #donaldelon #elondonald

  14. What's the stupidest thing a recent American president has said? From Trump's Marie Antoinette moment on Wednesday to “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is," (Bill Clinton, 1998), Chris Lamb, a professor of journalism at Indiana University breaks down gaffes, flubs and weird claims, in chronological order from Richard Nixon to the present day.

    flip.it/Ju8Yun

    #USPresidency #UnitedStates #Words #Language #DonaldTrump

  15. What's the stupidest thing a recent American president has said? From Trump's Marie Antoinette moment on Wednesday to “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is," (Bill Clinton, 1998), Chris Lamb, a professor of journalism at Indiana University breaks down gaffes, flubs and weird claims, in chronological order from Richard Nixon to the present day.

    flip.it/Ju8Yun

    #USPresidency #UnitedStates #Words #Language #DonaldTrump

  16. What's the stupidest thing a recent American president has said? From Trump's Marie Antoinette moment on Wednesday to “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is," (Bill Clinton, 1998), Chris Lamb, a professor of journalism at Indiana University breaks down gaffes, flubs and weird claims, in chronological order from Richard Nixon to the present day.

    flip.it/Ju8Yun

    #USPresidency #UnitedStates #Words #Language #DonaldTrump

  17. What's the stupidest thing a recent American president has said? From Trump's Marie Antoinette moment on Wednesday to “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is," (Bill Clinton, 1998), Chris Lamb, a professor of journalism at Indiana University breaks down gaffes, flubs and weird claims, in chronological order from Richard Nixon to the present day.

    flip.it/Ju8Yun

    #USPresidency #UnitedStates #Words #Language #DonaldTrump

  18. What's the stupidest thing a recent American president has said? From Trump's Marie Antoinette moment on Wednesday to “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is," (Bill Clinton, 1998), Chris Lamb, a professor of journalism at Indiana University breaks down gaffes, flubs and weird claims, in chronological order from Richard Nixon to the present day.

    flip.it/Ju8Yun

    #USPresidency #UnitedStates #Words #Language #DonaldTrump

  19. Is #Trump planning to declare #MartialLaw on April 20? The frightening claim, explored

    Story by Charlotte Simmons, March 14, 2025

    "First, the essentials. Martial law is the term for when civilian government and legal processes (such as mayoral jurisdiction and police officers, respectively) are overtaken by state military, so as to make demands on behalf of the nation’s leader, and then enforce those demands with their wealth of resources. Typically, martial law is invoked in dangerous situations, such as natural disasters or major #CivilUnrest.

    "This is different from the United States’ #InsurrectionAct, wherein those civilian enterprises are not replaced by military personnel and resources, but supplemented by them. More importantly, the official nature of the Insurrection Act allows the #POTUS to deploy the military domestically during emergencies, as the #PosseComitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the use of the military against American civilians. In short, the Insurrection Act can waive the rules of the Posse Comitatus Act to create a sort of #MiniMartialLaw. Remember this.

    "Recently, fears have been rising over whether or not the United States could enter martial law on April 20 under Donald Trump. But why then? What is it about April 20 that holds significance? When Trump first took office back on January 20, he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency at the United States’ southern border, requiring the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report about what the 'situation' is at said border, together with recommended actions for 'resolving' said 'situation.' This report needed to be submitted within 90 days.

    "When this order was signed, Trump also declared that 'A #NationalEmergency exists at the southern border of the United States…I hereby declare that this national emergency requires use of the Armed Forces…' This, directly references the potential execution of the Insurrection Act.

    "The Secretary of Defense? #PeteHegseth. The Secretary of #HomelandSecurity? #KristiNoem. Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent yes-men. And guess how many days January 20 and April 20 are apart? Ninety.

    "So, essentially, on April 20, there’s a not-insignificant chance that those two aforementioned Trump yes-men are going to tell Trump whether or not he should deploy the military in the southern United States so as to crack down on immigration. Except, as we saw with the case of #MahmoudKhalil — a recent #ColumbiaUniversity graduate who played a major role in that student body’s recent #ProPalestinain campus occupations — it doesn’t matter if you have a green card or if you haven’t committed any crimes; under this presidency, #ICE will illegally detain you if they think you’re troublesome to the vision of #TrumpsAmerica. They’re trying to deport Khalil for speaking out against #genocide as we speak. This is a direct, wholly #unconstitutional attack on #FreeSpeech.

    "And here’s why that distinction between the Insurrection Act and martial law was so important earlier. On April 20, Trump will constitutionally — through the Insurrection Act — be allowed to deploy the military against #AmericanCivilians, and his government has already demonstrated that legal American civilians who have not committed any crimes are at risk for detention and deportation. It’s not technically martial law, but this #Trumpian cocktail is just as bad, if not worse.

    "#Khalil’s detention — again, occurring in response to his speaking out against the #genocide of #Palestinian people — was made on the grounds of Trump’s executive order prohibiting #AntiSemitism. How long before more executive orders (none of them made in good faith, let’s be clear on that) just so happen to limit more ways of speaking, acting, and thinking? A scary thought, and a horrifyingly pertinent one."

    msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-tr
    #USPol #Authoritarianism #Fascism #Crackdown #CriminalizingDissent #NDAA #ExpandedPowers
    #USPresidency #NationalEmergency #Terrorists #Activists #USPol #BorderEmergency #Gitmo #IllegalDetention #IndefiniteDetentionClause #IndefiniteDetention

  20. Is #Trump planning to declare #MartialLaw on April 20? The frightening claim, explored

    Story by Charlotte Simmons, March 14, 2025

    "First, the essentials. Martial law is the term for when civilian government and legal processes (such as mayoral jurisdiction and police officers, respectively) are overtaken by state military, so as to make demands on behalf of the nation’s leader, and then enforce those demands with their wealth of resources. Typically, martial law is invoked in dangerous situations, such as natural disasters or major #CivilUnrest.

    "This is different from the United States’ #InsurrectionAct, wherein those civilian enterprises are not replaced by military personnel and resources, but supplemented by them. More importantly, the official nature of the Insurrection Act allows the #POTUS to deploy the military domestically during emergencies, as the #PosseComitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the use of the military against American civilians. In short, the Insurrection Act can waive the rules of the Posse Comitatus Act to create a sort of #MiniMartialLaw. Remember this.

    "Recently, fears have been rising over whether or not the United States could enter martial law on April 20 under Donald Trump. But why then? What is it about April 20 that holds significance? When Trump first took office back on January 20, he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency at the United States’ southern border, requiring the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report about what the 'situation' is at said border, together with recommended actions for 'resolving' said 'situation.' This report needed to be submitted within 90 days.

    "When this order was signed, Trump also declared that 'A #NationalEmergency exists at the southern border of the United States…I hereby declare that this national emergency requires use of the Armed Forces…' This, directly references the potential execution of the Insurrection Act.

    "The Secretary of Defense? #PeteHegseth. The Secretary of #HomelandSecurity? #KristiNoem. Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent yes-men. And guess how many days January 20 and April 20 are apart? Ninety.

    "So, essentially, on April 20, there’s a not-insignificant chance that those two aforementioned Trump yes-men are going to tell Trump whether or not he should deploy the military in the southern United States so as to crack down on immigration. Except, as we saw with the case of #MahmoudKhalil — a recent #ColumbiaUniversity graduate who played a major role in that student body’s recent #ProPalestinain campus occupations — it doesn’t matter if you have a green card or if you haven’t committed any crimes; under this presidency, #ICE will illegally detain you if they think you’re troublesome to the vision of #TrumpsAmerica. They’re trying to deport Khalil for speaking out against #genocide as we speak. This is a direct, wholly #unconstitutional attack on #FreeSpeech.

    "And here’s why that distinction between the Insurrection Act and martial law was so important earlier. On April 20, Trump will constitutionally — through the Insurrection Act — be allowed to deploy the military against #AmericanCivilians, and his government has already demonstrated that legal American civilians who have not committed any crimes are at risk for detention and deportation. It’s not technically martial law, but this #Trumpian cocktail is just as bad, if not worse.

    "#Khalil’s detention — again, occurring in response to his speaking out against the #genocide of #Palestinian people — was made on the grounds of Trump’s executive order prohibiting #AntiSemitism. How long before more executive orders (none of them made in good faith, let’s be clear on that) just so happen to limit more ways of speaking, acting, and thinking? A scary thought, and a horrifyingly pertinent one."

    msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-tr
    #USPol #Authoritarianism #Fascism #Crackdown #CriminalizingDissent #NDAA #ExpandedPowers
    #USPresidency #NationalEmergency #Terrorists #Activists #USPol #BorderEmergency #Gitmo #IllegalDetention #IndefiniteDetentionClause #IndefiniteDetention

  21. Is #Trump planning to declare #MartialLaw on April 20? The frightening claim, explored

    Story by Charlotte Simmons, March 14, 2025

    "First, the essentials. Martial law is the term for when civilian government and legal processes (such as mayoral jurisdiction and police officers, respectively) are overtaken by state military, so as to make demands on behalf of the nation’s leader, and then enforce those demands with their wealth of resources. Typically, martial law is invoked in dangerous situations, such as natural disasters or major #CivilUnrest.

    "This is different from the United States’ #InsurrectionAct, wherein those civilian enterprises are not replaced by military personnel and resources, but supplemented by them. More importantly, the official nature of the Insurrection Act allows the #POTUS to deploy the military domestically during emergencies, as the #PosseComitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the use of the military against American civilians. In short, the Insurrection Act can waive the rules of the Posse Comitatus Act to create a sort of #MiniMartialLaw. Remember this.

    "Recently, fears have been rising over whether or not the United States could enter martial law on April 20 under Donald Trump. But why then? What is it about April 20 that holds significance? When Trump first took office back on January 20, he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency at the United States’ southern border, requiring the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report about what the 'situation' is at said border, together with recommended actions for 'resolving' said 'situation.' This report needed to be submitted within 90 days.

    "When this order was signed, Trump also declared that 'A #NationalEmergency exists at the southern border of the United States…I hereby declare that this national emergency requires use of the Armed Forces…' This, directly references the potential execution of the Insurrection Act.

    "The Secretary of Defense? #PeteHegseth. The Secretary of #HomelandSecurity? #KristiNoem. Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent yes-men. And guess how many days January 20 and April 20 are apart? Ninety.

    "So, essentially, on April 20, there’s a not-insignificant chance that those two aforementioned Trump yes-men are going to tell Trump whether or not he should deploy the military in the southern United States so as to crack down on immigration. Except, as we saw with the case of #MahmoudKhalil — a recent #ColumbiaUniversity graduate who played a major role in that student body’s recent #ProPalestinain campus occupations — it doesn’t matter if you have a green card or if you haven’t committed any crimes; under this presidency, #ICE will illegally detain you if they think you’re troublesome to the vision of #TrumpsAmerica. They’re trying to deport Khalil for speaking out against #genocide as we speak. This is a direct, wholly #unconstitutional attack on #FreeSpeech.

    "And here’s why that distinction between the Insurrection Act and martial law was so important earlier. On April 20, Trump will constitutionally — through the Insurrection Act — be allowed to deploy the military against #AmericanCivilians, and his government has already demonstrated that legal American civilians who have not committed any crimes are at risk for detention and deportation. It’s not technically martial law, but this #Trumpian cocktail is just as bad, if not worse.

    "#Khalil’s detention — again, occurring in response to his speaking out against the #genocide of #Palestinian people — was made on the grounds of Trump’s executive order prohibiting #AntiSemitism. How long before more executive orders (none of them made in good faith, let’s be clear on that) just so happen to limit more ways of speaking, acting, and thinking? A scary thought, and a horrifyingly pertinent one."

    msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-tr
    #USPol #Authoritarianism #Fascism #Crackdown #CriminalizingDissent #NDAA #ExpandedPowers
    #USPresidency #NationalEmergency #Terrorists #Activists #USPol #BorderEmergency #Gitmo #IllegalDetention #IndefiniteDetentionClause #IndefiniteDetention

  22. Is #Trump planning to declare #MartialLaw on April 20? The frightening claim, explored

    Story by Charlotte Simmons, March 14, 2025

    "First, the essentials. Martial law is the term for when civilian government and legal processes (such as mayoral jurisdiction and police officers, respectively) are overtaken by state military, so as to make demands on behalf of the nation’s leader, and then enforce those demands with their wealth of resources. Typically, martial law is invoked in dangerous situations, such as natural disasters or major #CivilUnrest.

    "This is different from the United States’ #InsurrectionAct, wherein those civilian enterprises are not replaced by military personnel and resources, but supplemented by them. More importantly, the official nature of the Insurrection Act allows the #POTUS to deploy the military domestically during emergencies, as the #PosseComitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the use of the military against American civilians. In short, the Insurrection Act can waive the rules of the Posse Comitatus Act to create a sort of #MiniMartialLaw. Remember this.

    "Recently, fears have been rising over whether or not the United States could enter martial law on April 20 under Donald Trump. But why then? What is it about April 20 that holds significance? When Trump first took office back on January 20, he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency at the United States’ southern border, requiring the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report about what the 'situation' is at said border, together with recommended actions for 'resolving' said 'situation.' This report needed to be submitted within 90 days.

    "When this order was signed, Trump also declared that 'A #NationalEmergency exists at the southern border of the United States…I hereby declare that this national emergency requires use of the Armed Forces…' This, directly references the potential execution of the Insurrection Act.

    "The Secretary of Defense? #PeteHegseth. The Secretary of #HomelandSecurity? #KristiNoem. Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent yes-men. And guess how many days January 20 and April 20 are apart? Ninety.

    "So, essentially, on April 20, there’s a not-insignificant chance that those two aforementioned Trump yes-men are going to tell Trump whether or not he should deploy the military in the southern United States so as to crack down on immigration. Except, as we saw with the case of #MahmoudKhalil — a recent #ColumbiaUniversity graduate who played a major role in that student body’s recent #ProPalestinain campus occupations — it doesn’t matter if you have a green card or if you haven’t committed any crimes; under this presidency, #ICE will illegally detain you if they think you’re troublesome to the vision of #TrumpsAmerica. They’re trying to deport Khalil for speaking out against #genocide as we speak. This is a direct, wholly #unconstitutional attack on #FreeSpeech.

    "And here’s why that distinction between the Insurrection Act and martial law was so important earlier. On April 20, Trump will constitutionally — through the Insurrection Act — be allowed to deploy the military against #AmericanCivilians, and his government has already demonstrated that legal American civilians who have not committed any crimes are at risk for detention and deportation. It’s not technically martial law, but this #Trumpian cocktail is just as bad, if not worse.

    "#Khalil’s detention — again, occurring in response to his speaking out against the #genocide of #Palestinian people — was made on the grounds of Trump’s executive order prohibiting #AntiSemitism. How long before more executive orders (none of them made in good faith, let’s be clear on that) just so happen to limit more ways of speaking, acting, and thinking? A scary thought, and a horrifyingly pertinent one."

    msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-tr
    #USPol #Authoritarianism #Fascism #Crackdown #CriminalizingDissent #NDAA #ExpandedPowers
    #USPresidency #NationalEmergency #Terrorists #Activists #USPol #BorderEmergency #Gitmo #IllegalDetention #IndefiniteDetentionClause #IndefiniteDetention

  23. Is #Trump planning to declare #MartialLaw on April 20? The frightening claim, explored

    Story by Charlotte Simmons, March 14, 2025

    "First, the essentials. Martial law is the term for when civilian government and legal processes (such as mayoral jurisdiction and police officers, respectively) are overtaken by state military, so as to make demands on behalf of the nation’s leader, and then enforce those demands with their wealth of resources. Typically, martial law is invoked in dangerous situations, such as natural disasters or major #CivilUnrest.

    "This is different from the United States’ #InsurrectionAct, wherein those civilian enterprises are not replaced by military personnel and resources, but supplemented by them. More importantly, the official nature of the Insurrection Act allows the #POTUS to deploy the military domestically during emergencies, as the #PosseComitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the use of the military against American civilians. In short, the Insurrection Act can waive the rules of the Posse Comitatus Act to create a sort of #MiniMartialLaw. Remember this.

    "Recently, fears have been rising over whether or not the United States could enter martial law on April 20 under Donald Trump. But why then? What is it about April 20 that holds significance? When Trump first took office back on January 20, he signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency at the United States’ southern border, requiring the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report about what the 'situation' is at said border, together with recommended actions for 'resolving' said 'situation.' This report needed to be submitted within 90 days.

    "When this order was signed, Trump also declared that 'A #NationalEmergency exists at the southern border of the United States…I hereby declare that this national emergency requires use of the Armed Forces…' This, directly references the potential execution of the Insurrection Act.

    "The Secretary of Defense? #PeteHegseth. The Secretary of #HomelandSecurity? #KristiNoem. Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent yes-men. And guess how many days January 20 and April 20 are apart? Ninety.

    "So, essentially, on April 20, there’s a not-insignificant chance that those two aforementioned Trump yes-men are going to tell Trump whether or not he should deploy the military in the southern United States so as to crack down on immigration. Except, as we saw with the case of #MahmoudKhalil — a recent #ColumbiaUniversity graduate who played a major role in that student body’s recent #ProPalestinain campus occupations — it doesn’t matter if you have a green card or if you haven’t committed any crimes; under this presidency, #ICE will illegally detain you if they think you’re troublesome to the vision of #TrumpsAmerica. They’re trying to deport Khalil for speaking out against #genocide as we speak. This is a direct, wholly #unconstitutional attack on #FreeSpeech.

    "And here’s why that distinction between the Insurrection Act and martial law was so important earlier. On April 20, Trump will constitutionally — through the Insurrection Act — be allowed to deploy the military against #AmericanCivilians, and his government has already demonstrated that legal American civilians who have not committed any crimes are at risk for detention and deportation. It’s not technically martial law, but this #Trumpian cocktail is just as bad, if not worse.

    "#Khalil’s detention — again, occurring in response to his speaking out against the #genocide of #Palestinian people — was made on the grounds of Trump’s executive order prohibiting #AntiSemitism. How long before more executive orders (none of them made in good faith, let’s be clear on that) just so happen to limit more ways of speaking, acting, and thinking? A scary thought, and a horrifyingly pertinent one."

    msn.com/en-us/news/world/is-tr
    #USPol #Authoritarianism #Fascism #Crackdown #CriminalizingDissent #NDAA #ExpandedPowers
    #USPresidency #NationalEmergency #Terrorists #Activists #USPol #BorderEmergency #Gitmo #IllegalDetention #IndefiniteDetentionClause #IndefiniteDetention

  24. Canada will not lift retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any on Canada, @AssociatedPress reports. "We're not interested in meeting in the middle," said finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to the CBC. In addition to tariffs, some provinces have banned the sale of U.S. liquor from stores, while Canadians have been boycotting U.S. products and stores for weeks. Foreign minister Mélanie Joly says Canada does not want to "go through this psychodrama every 30 days or so."

    flip.it/cdRYpG

    #Canada #Tariffs #TrumpAdministration #USPresidency #JustinTrudeau

  25. Canada will not lift retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any on Canada, @AssociatedPress reports. "We're not interested in meeting in the middle," said finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to the CBC. In addition to tariffs, some provinces have banned the sale of U.S. liquor from stores, while Canadians have been boycotting U.S. products and stores for weeks. Foreign minister Mélanie Joly says Canada does not want to "go through this psychodrama every 30 days or so."

    flip.it/cdRYpG

    #Canada #Tariffs #TrumpAdministration #USPresidency #JustinTrudeau

  26. Canada will not lift retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any on Canada, @AssociatedPress reports. "We're not interested in meeting in the middle," said finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to the CBC. In addition to tariffs, some provinces have banned the sale of U.S. liquor from stores, while Canadians have been boycotting U.S. products and stores for weeks. Foreign minister Mélanie Joly says Canada does not want to "go through this psychodrama every 30 days or so."

    flip.it/cdRYpG

    #Canada #Tariffs #TrumpAdministration #USPresidency #JustinTrudeau

  27. Canada will not lift retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any on Canada, @AssociatedPress reports. "We're not interested in meeting in the middle," said finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to the CBC. In addition to tariffs, some provinces have banned the sale of U.S. liquor from stores, while Canadians have been boycotting U.S. products and stores for weeks. Foreign minister Mélanie Joly says Canada does not want to "go through this psychodrama every 30 days or so."

    flip.it/cdRYpG

    #Canada #Tariffs #TrumpAdministration #USPresidency #JustinTrudeau

  28. Canada will not lift retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any on Canada, @AssociatedPress reports. "We're not interested in meeting in the middle," said finance minister Dominic LeBlanc to the CBC. In addition to tariffs, some provinces have banned the sale of U.S. liquor from stores, while Canadians have been boycotting U.S. products and stores for weeks. Foreign minister Mélanie Joly says Canada does not want to "go through this psychodrama every 30 days or so."

    flip.it/cdRYpG

    #Canada #Tariffs #TrumpAdministration #USPresidency #JustinTrudeau

  29. Although I have no time whatsoever for the Republican complaints about the Hunter Biden pardon, I am afraid that this exercise of presidential power will deepen public cynicism about politicians, a cynicism that fuels populist rage.

    I also wonder if Karine Jean-Pierre feels that the president has made a fool out of her by granting this pardon after she has repeatedly denied to journalists that it would ever happen. Perhaps, though, she has just accepted it as part of the job of being White House Press Secretary.

    #USPolitics #HunterBiden #Pardon #JoeBiden #KarineJeanPierre #USPresidency

    apnews.com/article/joe-biden-p

  30. Although I have no time whatsoever for the Republican complaints about the Hunter Biden pardon, I am afraid that this exercise of presidential power will deepen public cynicism about politicians, a cynicism that fuels populist rage.

    I also wonder if Karine Jean-Pierre feels that the president has made a fool out of her by granting this pardon after she has repeatedly denied to journalists that it would ever happen. Perhaps, though, she has just accepted it as part of the job of being White House Press Secretary.

    #USPolitics #HunterBiden #Pardon #JoeBiden #KarineJeanPierre #USPresidency

    apnews.com/article/joe-biden-p

  31. Although I have no time whatsoever for the Republican complaints about the Hunter Biden pardon, I am afraid that this exercise of presidential power will deepen public cynicism about politicians, a cynicism that fuels populist rage.

    I also wonder if Karine Jean-Pierre feels that the president has made a fool out of her by granting this pardon after she has repeatedly denied to journalists that it would ever happen. Perhaps, though, she has just accepted it as part of the job of being White House Press Secretary.

    #USPolitics #HunterBiden #Pardon #JoeBiden #KarineJeanPierre #USPresidency

    apnews.com/article/joe-biden-p

  32. Although I have no time whatsoever for the Republican complaints about the Hunter Biden pardon, I am afraid that this exercise of presidential power will deepen public cynicism about politicians, a cynicism that fuels populist rage.

    I also wonder if Karine Jean-Pierre feels that the president has made a fool out of her by granting this pardon after she has repeatedly denied to journalists that it would ever happen. Perhaps, though, she has just accepted it as part of the job of being White House Press Secretary.

    #USPolitics #HunterBiden #Pardon #JoeBiden #KarineJeanPierre #USPresidency

    apnews.com/article/joe-biden-p