Many Americans really are thinking terrible things — and proudly saying them out loud
"You know why I love Donald Trump? He is the first one who says what everyone’s thinking."
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"You know why I love Donald Trump? He is the first one who says what everyone’s thinking."
The UAE had promised to do so, but intelligence services detected construction at the site one year after work was supposed to be stopped, The Washington Post reported Wednesday, citing classified intelligence
wrote in a Monday Truth Social post.
So, we’re wanting basically truth in labeling. And of course, those of us from dairy states are very, very concerned about the well-being of our dairy farms.
He pointed out that federal prosecutors examined the case and did not charge Trump.
Trump set off political and legal ripple waves Saturday morning by telling his Truth Social followers he expected to be arrested Tuesday.
Legendary Washington Post cartoonist Herblock repeatedly depicted Nixon emerging from the sewer covered in muck.
Johnson, in a brief interview Tuesday, said he will speak about instances where people in the federal government worked with the media to undermine the truth.
Trump himself, conjuring flashbacks to his most upset days as president on Twitter, fired off several posts on Truth Social — including a few that made little sense.
“A Massive Fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution,” Trump wrote in a Dec. 3 Truth Social post.
Pundits signed up for competing platforms like Mastodon and Post, and then tweeted to ask their followers to join them.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell handily won reelection to his leadership post Wednesday after a challenge from National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Rick Scott.
On his Truth Social site, Trump alleged that the malfunction in Arizona was a “complete Voter Integrity DISASTER.”
A late September ABC News-Washington Post poll found that 52 percent of the electorate believes that Trump should be prosecuted, whether it’s for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection, his mishandling of
But when it comes to post-presidencies, folks, we’re way beyond “Tricky Dick.” Nixon resigned the presidency at the behest of Republican leadership on Capitol Hill during the Watergate scandal.
In his Sept. 15 Truth Social post, he was referring to an op-ed penned by Scott, Cruz and Lee that called for a longer-term CR. But then Trump, again, lowered the boom on McConnell.
Meantime, on Truth Social … … The former president has shown he continues to lack the discipline of the Mattox Creek bald eagle.
Steve Schmidt, a longtime GOP strategist, went there in a recent Substack post.
Liz Cheney faces a Trump-backed Republican primary challenger and Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski is on the ballot in a nonpartisan primary to select four candidates for the November ranked-choice ballot.
Trump is making stops in Las Vegas on Friday (in an effort to boost Senate GOP candidate Adam Laxalt against Sen.