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I was NOT going to watch but I did watch some of it. I noticed that the oligarchs had the best seats and that Trump didn't place his hand on the Bible as he did in 2017. Melania was holding it though but you can still buy Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bibles for $59.99 each. I.Am.Sad for our country.
January 20, 2025 at 9:53 PM
I was NOT going to watch but I did watch some of it. I noticed that the oligarchs had the best seats and that Trump didn't place his hand on the Bible as he did in 2017. Melania was holding it though but you can still buy Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bibles for $59.99 each. I.Am.Sad for our country.
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Trump’s Wall is scalable, and has gaping holes in it for flooding and terrain allowances, which render it functionally useless.
His policies do too.
Remember the Muslim Ban,
that didn’t include Saudi Arabia, source of 9/11?
The Mass Deportation plan has holes in it already,
exceptions that defeat it
His policies do too.
Remember the Muslim Ban,
that didn’t include Saudi Arabia, source of 9/11?
The Mass Deportation plan has holes in it already,
exceptions that defeat it
January 4, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Trump’s Wall is scalable, and has gaping holes in it for flooding and terrain allowances, which render it functionally useless.
His policies do too.
Remember the Muslim Ban,
that didn’t include Saudi Arabia, source of 9/11?
The Mass Deportation plan has holes in it already,
exceptions that defeat it
His policies do too.
Remember the Muslim Ban,
that didn’t include Saudi Arabia, source of 9/11?
The Mass Deportation plan has holes in it already,
exceptions that defeat it
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Three questions to ask whenever Trump makes outlandish claims:
Whose lives are affected by Trump’s words?
Is there a realistic path to put these claims into practice?
What do Trump’s proclamations, and the reactions on the Right, reveal about Trumpism as a political project?
Whose lives are affected by Trump’s words?
Is there a realistic path to put these claims into practice?
What do Trump’s proclamations, and the reactions on the Right, reveal about Trumpism as a political project?
January 12, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Three questions to ask whenever Trump makes outlandish claims:
Whose lives are affected by Trump’s words?
Is there a realistic path to put these claims into practice?
What do Trump’s proclamations, and the reactions on the Right, reveal about Trumpism as a political project?
Whose lives are affected by Trump’s words?
Is there a realistic path to put these claims into practice?
What do Trump’s proclamations, and the reactions on the Right, reveal about Trumpism as a political project?