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↵↵Isaacman said in a confirmation hearing last week that he doesn't know why President Donald Trump withdrew his nomination in May and also denied that his ties to billionaire Elon Musk and Musk's company
↵↵Democrats, looking for an issue on which to take a stand against President Donald Trump and the Republican majorities in the House and Senate that have cut them out of the legislative process, insisted
Trump said in the post.↵↵The couple was indicted last year under the Biden administration.
↵↵Trump withdrew Isaacman's initial nomination during his feud earlier this year with Musk and after reports that Isaacman had previously donated to Democratic campaigns.
article about Hegseth's alleged order — marking a rare instance of GOP unease with the Trump administration.
(Win McNamee/Getty Images) Epstein earthquake↵↵It was the Truth Social post heard around the world.
↵↵But, in a social media post, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the article "100% Fake News" and said "the White House repeatedly told this to CNN in the strongest possible terms."
↵↵Trump responded by saying she had "lost her way," and, last weekend, blasted her on his Truth Social platform as "wacky" and a "disgrace" to the GOP.
A small group of defense-minded Democrats, buoyed by broad support from their party, doubled down on their call for troops and intelligence personnel to disobey unlawful orders after President Donald Trump
↵↵In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump once again pointed a finger at Democratic lawmakers over the matter, saying, "This latest Hoax will backfire on the Democrats just as all of the rest have
↵↵Trump used some of the same language even in his Sunday night post instructing Republicans to vote in favor of the bill.
↵↵The announcement, made through a post on Truth Social, comes as Senate Republicans and the White House had promised to enter earnest negotiations with Democrats on health care as a condition of ending
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.
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.
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.
Trump said. “In addition, these people left topflight and highly sophisticated equipment. Who can believe such incompetence?
But the truth is: The world won’t know for weeks, months or maybe even years whether Biden’s victories will prove lasting.
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 28, 2020 This is not the first time Trump has tweeted that Ratcliffe would be nominated for the intelligence leadership post, which is currently occupied on an acting
Donald Trump frequently boasts about accomplishing things other presidents failed to do, although he frequently bends the truth.