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@atrupar I’m shopping for food I’m seeing prices are higher, and produce, like bell peppers are rubbery, not firm. Quantities of broccoli and Brussels sprouts are small There’s nothing that’s not gone up in price and fresh Week old vegetables isn’t a sign things are good

Sen. Roger Marshall: "We trust in Trump. He's over there making a great deal for us. Nobody has done more for American agriculture and rural America than President Trump and a Republican-only Congress."

@Acyn Xi doesn’t care

Lindsey Graham threatens to put tariffs on China: If you don’t help us, I will put tariffs on you.

@RealMartyT7 @sdnativejoe I’ll bet everyone in the Epstein files will be pardoned

Trump is planning a mass pardon of 250 criminals as part of his twisted America 250 celebration and his 80th birthday Many suspect Trump will include Sex Offender Ghislaine Maxwell and other dangerous Trump’s aligned convicted sex offenders and fraudsters in his mass pardon Only a convicted felon and adjudicated rapist would think releasing violent sex offenders and other convicted criminals back into society on America’s 250th birthday is a good idea #USDemocracy #DemsUnited #DV1

@TheOnlyEsta Hatred of democrats that they’ve been told since the 60s is why the country is so screwed up

GREAT QUESTION‼️ What do you guys think?

@atrupar @F16Vet The only response you’ll get from a Trump appointee is to blame Biden for Trump’s faults As long as republicans allow it, nothing will change They have no fear of being removed

GILLIBRAND: What is your record?! I don't want to just hear about what you don't like about the Biden administration SCOTT TURNER: During the Biden administra-- GILLIBRAND: Stop talking about Biden! Talk about your record TURNER: During the Biden administration-- GILLIBRAND: Oh my God!

@Acyn Ignorant Cuban fũçk US military presence on NATO is only for the defense of Europe, not a staging ground for the US to fight other battles not related to European security Abuse of power is typical for republicans

Rubio: I supported NATO because it allowed us to have bases in Europe that would use for something like in the Middle East. When you have NATO partners denying us use of those bases, what’s the purpose of the alliance?

@OlenaRohoza Trump’s farce in Iran advertised the US military muscle was a facade … underneath, there’s nothing to support Trump fierce fighting rhetoric greater than a few weeks to a month And the US is not capable of an immediate deterrent response

“A SPOONFUL OF TAR”: AMERICA’S ERRAND BOY — or TRUMP COMPLETELY HUMILIATED. Remember, товарищ, just a year ago Trump was yelling at Canada, Germany, even China — slapping on insane tariffs and talking to the world in ultimatums? Back then America still spoke the language of intimidation. Now the world speaks to America like relatives speaking to an old man they’ve decided to move into a nursing home. And there sits Trump. The great dealmaker. The “genius strategist” who promised to “put China in its place.” The man who shouted that Beijing was “robbing America.” The would-be Führer who promised to restore greatness, fear, respect, dominance. And in the end, Xi Jinping delivers him one simple message: — Stay away from Taiwan. Cross the line, and there will be a confrontation. That’s it. No diplomatic lace. No bowing. No fear. And the most humiliating part is not even the message itself. It’s the tone. That is not how people speak to the master of the world. That is how they speak to a regional boss who lost his influence but still makes noise out of old habit while everyone around him already understands: he’s finished. The world senses weakness very quickly. Faster than inflation. Faster than the smell of blood. Yesterday an American president could send an aircraft carrier somewhere and half the planet would start smoking nervously. Today China openly explains to Washington the limits of what it is allowed to do: “Don’t twitch — or I’ll punch you in the mouth. Got it?” And Trump swallows it. Because behind all the screaming, threats, and hysterical ALL CAPS posts on social media, one terrifying reality has emerged: America is no longer certain it can win. Not economically. Not industrially. Not morally. Not even technologically — because factories, chips, rare earth metals, and half of global manufacturing are already tied to China. America got used to being an empire that prints money and exports fear. But the problem with empires is that one day fear stops selling. And then it turns out that aircraft carriers do not produce iPhones. F-35s do not manufacture semiconductors. And sanctions do not work very well against the country that produces almost everything — from batteries to entire industries. Xi understands this perfectly. He looks like a man who already read the final pages of the book while everyone else is still arguing over the introduction. That is why he talks to Trump about “red lines” no longer as an equal. But like an accountant speaking to a bankrupt debtor: — Just try something. And this is a massive historical reversal. Because for the first time in decades, an American president is being publicly shown the limits of American power. And Trump, who dreamed of entering history as a new Reagan, risks entering it as something very different: THE FOOL WHO DESTROYED HIS OWN COUNTRY. © Valeriy Bochkov

@SenMarkKelly It’s what conservatives are demanding

In court, this administration argued that veterans have the choice to give up their hard-earned benefits in exchange for their First Amendment rights. That’s un-American.

@atrupar He’s speaking of Trump, of course

JD Vance: "There's a lot of fraud in the federal government. It's unbelievable how much you've been fleeced by your own government."

@atrupar It’s always democrats fault for republican failures

Hassett preemptively blames blue states for sluggish national GDP growth: "If we disappoint at all, it'll be because of, like, what happens to New York and California because of these misguided policies"

@BillMelugin_ @HawaiiDelilah @FoxNews @johnrobertsFox Republicans in Congress aren’t objecting, but have no idea South American politics is vicious and nasty

NEW: President Trump tells @FoxNews colleague @johnrobertsFox in a phone call just now that he is “seriously considering making Venezuela the 51st US state”, adding that there is $40 trillion in oil there and “Venezuela loves Trump”.

@CallitlikeIse17 @atrupar It will interesting to see how Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines step forward

@Whilly_Wha @atrupar Definitely

Trump on President Xi: "I find him to be an amazing man, and when I say that the press always says, 'Oh, that's terrible that he called him that.' He runs 1.4 billion people with a pretty iron fist. He loves his country, I can tell you that. He'll bring up Taiwan more than I will."

@thematrixb0t About time ! Europe’s potential is tied down by too much regulation that stifles risk It will be interesting to see how they negotiate loosing regulations to boost Europe’s potential to outpace the US

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz just called the EU a "complete failure" in front of global elites by stating, "Germany & Europe have wasted incredible potential. We have become the world champion of over-regulation & zero growth."

@voiceofrabbis Which it’s job to do

🚨 Netanyahu says social media is damaging support for Israel.

@glenn_tunes Where in Article 2 does it give that authority ? Last I read, the Constitution doesn’t give the federal government a role in the election process Unfortunately, Red State America will allow him to abuse their elections to ensure MAGAt candidates are not challenged and defeated

AMERICA YOU NEED TO WAKE UP 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

@FozonCapital @DemzDeliver Try reading the Constitution … it won’t work … has to be a constitutional amendment to Article 3

@DemzDeliver This is what we need. If we actually passed this, it would force the retirement of a bunch of activist conservative Trump justices who are hijacking our democracy. I approve.

🚨 NEW: Democrats introduce a bill establishing an 18-year term limit for Supreme Court Justices.

@DemzDeliver @Emolclause Stupid fool It can only happen if there’s a constitutional amendment that passes by 2/3rds majorities in both Chambers and 37 State legislatures

@kevinUSA100 @garykoepnick Netanyahu has been stating he has absolute control over Trump, but now it’s obvious to even the most casual observer Netanyahu instructing Trump what to do

Iran submitted its response to the US. Netanyahu was in the middle of a conference when he stepped out to take a phone call from Trump. Over an hour later, Trump delivered the American reply — and Iran’s response was completely rejected. It appears the President of the United States cannot respond to Iran without first consulting Netanyahu. This level of influence is starting to look like overt occupation, and the whole world is noticing.

@MykhailoRohoza @HawaiiDelilah He did, but was more diplomatic

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on behalf of Donald Trump, expressed regret that the Saudi authorities signed defense agreements with Ukraine without consulting the United States, which had been Saudi Arabia’s main ally. In response, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman noted that the U.S. had failed to fully protect the Kingdom from Iranian strikes, and therefore Saudi Arabia made a decision that could quickly strengthen its defense capabilities. The Crown Prince also stated that his country will continue to be guided by its own national interests when making decisions regarding its defense. This was a slap in the face to Trump from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in response to Trump’s crude and scandalous public statement that “…now let the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia kiss my ass and be polite to me from now on.” Thus, Trump’s reckless and irresponsible remarks have effectively put U.S.–Saudi relations on pause. The Saudi Crown Prince proved to be more diplomatic than the American president and, notably, did not respond to Rubio by saying that Trump should “kiss my ass” and behave politely toward him in the future 😉

@atrupar Wharton’s finest graduate !

Trump: "I was the hunted, now I'm the hunter. These are bad people. That's why we call them the dumbocrats. We have a new name. Because they're dumb. They're dumb people."