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We all were so pumped up during campaign time. Promises made promises broken is what we received. America first yet Americans can’t make ends meet. Everything is not what Trump, Elon, RFK, etc promised. You all can go to hell!

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Billions of dollars worth of US Military equipment just handed over to terrorists, by Biden.

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In March 2026, Trump issued temporary waivers lifting sanctions on ~140 million barrels of Iranian oil at sea and eased restrictions on Russian oil, aiming to boost global supply and lower rising energy prices, providing a roughly $14 billion windfall to Iran and aid Russia.  (Ref: The New York Times)  Trump issued a 30-day waiver to allow Iranian oil already at sea to enter the market. While intended to ease prices, this action could provide Iran with a $14 billion revenue boost throughout eased sanctions on Russian oil, all owing to ~140 million barrels at sea to reach buyers. Follow-up reports indicate this could significantly hinder ongoing, longer-term sanctions against Russia. Officials stated the goal was to "lubricate" the system and increase energy supply. However, foreign police experts expressed concern that this move signals a weakening of pressure on both Iran and Russia during times of geopolitical conflict. Reports indicate that entities in countries like China and India will also be major beneficiaries of these oil movements.

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Based on reports from early 2026, Iranian leadership is acutely aware of domestic protests against President Trump's policies, including mass rallies in the U.S. and Europe opposing the ongoing war.   Iranian state media and officials have monitored the anti-war "No Kings" protests in the U.S. and Europe, which have criticized President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu for escalating the conflict. These protests, which have seen millions rally against the war and in favor of ending Trump's "cruel" policies, are likely viewed by Tehran as signs of weakness or division within the US. The protests and perceived U.S. domestic instability have not prompted Iran to stop, but rather influenced it to continue the war of attrition. Iranian leadership believes the anti-war sentiment in the U.S. may pressure Trump to end the conflict on terms favorable to Iran, perceiving the current conflict as an "existential struggle" and has rejected proposals to end the war, instead vowing to fight until its own conditions are met. Iran is calculating that its population is more willing to endure pain than the U.S. or its allies, and that they can outlast the political pressure within the U.S. Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, have remained defiant despite severe domestic crackdowns and US-Israeli airstrikes, viewing the conflict as a battle for survival rather than a negotiation.  In summary, Iran is using the anti-Trump protests in the U.S. as a sign that its strategy of pressure is working, encouraging them to maintain a prolonged conflict.

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Democratic U.S. Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado is running for governor of Colorado in 2026, aiming to succeed term-limited Democratic Governor Jared Polis. Bennet announced his candidacy to shift his focus from a "dysfunctional" Washington D.C. to state-level policy. He faces a competitive Democratic field, including Attorney General Phil Weiser.   Bennet has expressed frustration with the Senate's dysfunction, believing the real battle for policy solutions is at the state level. He has also indicated the move is partly to oppose policies from the Trump administration. As of early 2026, his campaign has included discussions on policy issues like school vouchers, data centers, and age limits in politics. He is vying for the seat in a crowded field of candidates from both parties, with Attorney General Phil Weiser considered a top competitor in the Democratic primary. Although his current Senate term runs until 2028, he is running for governor in 2026, a trend seen among other senators looking to exit Washington for executive roles.

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“Trump is a malignant narcissist” - Psychologist, Dr John Gartner analyses We're in a hell of a lot of trouble. Us, America, but the world is in a lot of trouble because the most powerful man in the world is both evil and demented.” Psychologist Dr John Gartner lays out the signs and symptoms he sees of “dementia and malignant narcissism” in Donald Trump, and explains why he thinks the president won’t make it to the end of his term “compos mentis”. Dr John Gartner is founder of Duty To Warn and former assistant professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University Medical School. Watch video @ link below: m.youtube.com/shorts/yEv32Es…

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