🪷Patricia Boyne🇺🇦IS

We don’t need punditry from you, Senator. We need you to call for, and take, action: call for 25th amendment, call for impeachment, organize protests, *do* something.

🚨 BREAKING: Trump warns 'whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again' if Iran doesn't agree to deal to end war

I’m not at all surprised that the House and Senate — controlled by the presidents party — are out of session. I am a bit surprised that Democrats haven’t returned to Washington to highlight that the GOP is on recess with DHS closed and the nation on the brink of war.

The United States of America must always be prepared to use overwhelming military force when necessary to defend our national security interests and protect Americans at home and abroad. And, a President should have the latitude to make decisions to that end, but only to the extent that those decisions are also consistent with the inherent authority of a Commander-in-Chief under the U. S. Constitution and the provisions of the War Powers Resolution. To date, I have supported the President’s decisions relating to the Iranian conflict because they were consistent with these authorities and the ultimate goal of protecting national security interests. At the same time, what sets America apart is not only our strength, but how we use it. Our nation has always conducted military operations for just causes and through just and moral means. This must continue in the future; otherwise we forfeit our legitimacy to lead the world. So, let me be clear: I do not support the destruction of a "whole civilization." That is not who we are, and it is not consistent with the principles that have long guided America.  I have and will continue to support a strong national defense—one that is focused, disciplined, and firmly rooted in protecting the safety and security of the American people. But, how we protect the lives of the innocent is just as important as how we engage the enemy. America is great because America is good.

🇺🇸🇰🇷Donald Trump s'en prend désormais à la Corée du Sud, au Japon et à l'Australie. Il critique lourdement ses alliés et chante les louanges de Kim Jong Un. Je dis bien Kim Jong Un. À quel moment est-ce que les États-uniens vont-ils se réveiller et se rendre compte que Trump est en train de détruire toute la sphère d'influence de leur pays ? En venir à complimenter le leader nord-coréen seulement parce qu'il l'a flatté est inquiétant. Il y aura un avant et un après ce second mandat de Donald Trump. En seulement une année, il a fait énormément de mal et il est difficile de prévoir ce qui restera de l'OTAN, l'AUKUS et tout le reste lorsqu'il quittera le pouvoir (s'il le quitte). Je suis convaincu qu'il n'en est qu'au début. L'avantage, au moins, c'est qu'il tape sur tout le monde, certes, mais pour l'instant on en reste largement à des paroles en l'air et des menaces dans le vent. S'il finit par en arriver aux actes concrets, là par contre il y aura une vraie crise. Pour le moment, tout le monde attend sagement que l'orage passe en serrant les dents et en espérant passer à travers les gouttes. Terrible de voir que même en 2026, un seul homme peut avoir autant le champ libre pour saboter son pays et détruire petit à petit l'ordre mondial.

Could be a massive problem for LAX SFO ORD EWR JFK etc.

Mullin: I believe sanctuary cities is not lawful. Some of these cities have international airports. If they are a sanctuary city, should they really be processing customs into their city? We need to have a really hard look at that. Baier: So you are saying that big cities that are sanctuary cities that have a big airport, they might lose their customs? Mullin: I'm going to be forced to make tough decisions.

Could be a massive problem for LAX SFO ORD EWR JFK etc.

Mullin: I believe sanctuary cities is not lawful. Some of these cities have international airports. If they are a sanctuary city, should they really be processing customs into their city? We need to have a really hard look at that. Baier: So you are saying that big cities that are sanctuary cities that have a big airport, they might lose their customs? Mullin: I'm going to be forced to make tough decisions.

Airlines have already raised fares and fees in response to skyrocketing fuel costs. The next frontier, I worry, is worse: Widespread flight changes, cancellations and disruptions as airports eventually run out of fuel - especially overseas.