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Trump is imitating Biden with this long drawn out VP selection process which can trigger desperation from these black coons in the Republican party.

Any desperate black coon trying to run up on me to prove your obedience will face my wrath which will destroy your political career.

Republican are not big on racial cannibalism like Democrats because there is less diversity but they may try to switch up.
 

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Steve Bannon pushes back on Trump’s green cards for graduates idea

“People by and large want to live back where they come from or where their folks are and what their culture and society is,” Bannon said in comments highlighted by Mediaite. “Yes, let’s take them in on a selective basis, train them up, let the root for college football and get all that. You know, you look in the college football stands, the diversity, it’s fabulous, but then it’s time to go back home.”

BY LAUREN IRWIN
06/21/24


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Donald Trump Proposes Migrant ‘Fight League’ During Bonkers Rally Speech

“I said, ‘Dana, Dana [White, President of Ultimate Fighting Championship], I have an idea for you to make a lot of money. You’re gonna go and start a new migrant fight league. Migrants, only migrants,’” Trump said during his Philadelphia speech, echoing what he proposed during his D.C. speech earlier in the day. “And then at the end of the year, the champion migrant is going to fight your champion.”

BY ALTHEA LEGASPI
JUNE 22, 2024


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Donald Trump Proposes Migrant ‘Fight League’ During Bonkers Rally Speech

“I said, ‘Dana, Dana [White, President of Ultimate Fighting Championship], I have an idea for you to make a lot of money. You’re gonna go and start a new migrant fight league. Migrants, only migrants,’” Trump said during his Philadelphia speech, echoing what he proposed during his D.C. speech earlier in the day. “And then at the end of the year, the champion migrant is going to fight your champion.”

BY ALTHEA LEGASPI
JUNE 22, 2024


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'Look At The Evidence': Karl Rove Drops Bad News For Trump Live On Fox News

The longtime GOP strategist pointed to a shift that's taken place over the past few weeks — and predicted what will happen next.

By Ed Mazza
Jun 24, 2024


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Trump says in Hannity interview that Biden will stay in the race

But, if the president does exit, Trump thinks Harris would replace him.

By ALEX ISENSTADT
07/08/2024



Trump-appointed judge resigns after report on 'sexualized relationship' with law clerk and hostile work environment

U.S. District Judge Joshua M. Kindred in Alaska stepped down after a federal judicial council asked him to resign voluntarily following an investigation into misconduct allegations.

By Zoë Richards
July 8, 2025


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Joshua M. Kindred during a judicial nomination hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington on Dec. 4, 2019.


How Trump's top VP hopefuls have criticized him in the past

Rubio once said Trump had "small hands" during the 2016 GOP primary.


ByHannah Demissie
July 9, 2024


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Sen. Marco Rubio, Gov. Doug Burgum, Sen. JD Vance.
 

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Watch: Trump Fumbles Repeatedly in Terrifying Speech at Florida Rally

Edith Olmsted
July 10, 2024


Donald Trump gave a particularly incoherent speech during a recent rally, as he rattled through a lengthy list of odd grievances that didn’t quite ring true, devoid of some very necessary segues.

In front of a crowd of about 700 people (although Trump claimed it was 45,000) in Doral, Florida, on Tuesday, the former president hit all of the normal beats of his campaign trail speeches, and then some.

Trump attacked President Joe Biden for his weak performance in the presidential debate last month, and for many of his policies. He dropped Kamala Harris’s name more than a few times, arguing that it doesn’t matter who the Democrats’ candidate is, he will beat anyone in a “thundering landslide.”

Over sweeping music, Trump went for a tear-jerking moment, only to suddenly veer into complaining about something else. It’s included in full because it’s just that wild.

“We will institute the powerful death penalty for drug dealers, where each dealer is responsible for the death, during their lives, of 500 people or more,” he said.

“Mothers will never again be forced to watch their children overdosing in hosp … and we will never allow mothers to watch their child hopelessly dying in their arms screaming, ‘What can I do, what can I do? Help me God, what can I do?’ We are a nation whose once revered airports are a dirty, crowded mess,” Trump continued, pivoting suddenly.

“You sit and wait for hours and then are notified that the plane won’t leave, that they have no idea when they will. Where ticket prices have tripled. They don’t have the pilots to fly the planes, they don’t seek qualified air traffic controllers, and they just don’t know what the hell they are doing.”

From the death penalty to crying mothers and crappy airports, if Trump was hoping for an emotional moment, he seems to have missed it by a mile. His breakneck pace and awkward delivery suggests that the presumptive Republican nominee doesn’t actually care about a single one of his randomly assembled points. How can anyone take him seriously when he speeds from his often-repeated, baseless claims about immigrants to whining that as a country, “We don’t eat bacon anymore”?

Trump continued to rely on blatant fearmongering to excite his supporters, who grew sleepy and disinterested as the former president rattled on through his 75-minute speech, according to The Guardian.

“We will take over the horribly run capital of our nation in Washington, D.C., and clean it up, renovate it, and rebuild our capital city, so that it is no longer a nightmare of murder and crime. But rather it will become the most beautiful capital anywhere in the world,” Trump said.

“Right now, if you leave Florida, ‘Oh, let’s go, darling, let’s look at the Jefferson Memorial, let’s look at the Washington Monument, let’s go and look at some of the beautiful scenes,’ and you end up getting shot, mugged, raped,” he warned, promising that he’d run the city “tough and smart.”

The violent crime rate in D.C. has dropped 30 percent since 2023, according to the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. But of course, Trump is unconcerned with actual crime statistics. Instead, he’s interested in keeping his base in red states ignorant, fearful, and angry about life in blue states.

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If Biden gave a idiotic speech like this today, the Democrats would be dragging his Ass out of the White House right now…

 

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I can't wait for all of the media coverage of Trump's confusing Tuesday night rally

Folks, I'm worried about Donald Trump and his mental decline, which was on full display at a rally Tuesday night on one of his Florida golf courses.

Rex Huppke
USA TODAY
July 10, 2024


Folks, I’m worried about Donald Trump and his mental decline, which was on vivid display at a rally Tuesday night on one of his Florida golf courses.

During the event, the former president slurred words, claimed his son Don Jr. is married when he’s actually just engaged, and consistently described the world around him in a manner wholly inconsistent with reality.

During one heartbreaking moment, Trump stopped talking for a full minute while the usual eerie music favored by an unhinged conspiracy group called QAnon played in the background. He sweatily moved his head back and forth and randomly pointed at people, appearing to not know exactly what he was doing.

It's clear Trump lacks the mental capacity to run against Biden

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It was tough to watch, but there’s little question the 78-year-old no longer has the faculties needed to take on President Joe Biden in the race for the presidency. It’s now up to Trump’s family and responsible members of the Republican Party to find a way for him to gracefully step aside and let a younger and more competent candidate take over, possibly someone like Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

At one point during Tuesday’s rally, Trump said tourists who go to Washington, D.C., and visit the Jefferson Memorial or the Washington Monument “end up getting shot, mugged, raped.” It was troubling to see a man hoping to become president again act so confused. Violent crime in the District of Columbia is down more than 20% this year, as crime nationwide has plummeted.

Trump’s delusions continued as he incorrectly identified America as “a Third World nation,” babbled confusingly about the fictional serial killer Hannibal Lecter and then very freely said, without a hint of irony, “We are a nation where free speech is no longer allowed.”

Trump's rally was sad to watch, as the 78-year-old has clearly lost it

It was truly sad. We’ve all known older friends or relatives whose minds have started to slip. There’s no shame in it. But surely the Republican Party knows that with Trump so clearly in decline, it can’t win in November.

At one point during his speech, Trump appeared to completely forget that hundreds of his supporters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, injuring police officers and desecrating the halls of our nation’s government. Those domestic terrorists have been tried for their crimes, convicted and properly sentenced, yet Trump said: “But when people who love our country protest on January 6 in Washington, they become hostages unfairly imprisoned for long periods of time.”

What the heck was he talking about?

Slurred words, imagined dystopian scenes and a rant about airports

Trump slurred his words again while apparently making a promise that, if reelected, no American will ever overdose on drugs again: "Mothers will never again be forced to watch their children overdosing and hosplee.”

I don’t know what hosplee means. I don’t even know if Trump knows what it means or if he even knew he was there in the South Florida heat, randomly talking about airports:

“We are a nation whose once revered airports are a dirty, crowded mess. You sit and wait for hours and then are notified that the plane won’t leave, that they have no idea when they will, where tickets prices have tripled, they don’t have the pilots to fly the planes, they don’t seek qualified air traffic controllers and they just don’t know what the hell they are doing.”

Trump’s imagined view of dystopian airports has no basis in reality. This past Sunday, a one-day record of 3 million travelers were screened by the Transportation Security Administration.

USA TODAY recently reported that the average domestic airfare last year was only 9% more than what it was in 2019, compared with overall inflation at 19% in the same period.

Old Trump truly needs to step aside for the good of the country

Trump’s clear disconnect from reality, which he admirably tries to cover with incessant lies, should prompt pundits, political strategists and all major news outlets to immediately call for him to step aside, for the good of the country.

He’s obviously too old and frail to handle the rigors of another four-year term.

I look forward to the breathless news coverage and weighty editorials about a presidential candidate who has so clearly become unelectable.
 

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New York Times editorial board calls Donald Trump 'unfit to lead,' urges voters to reject reelection bid

Sudiksha Kochi
USA TODAY
July 11, 2024


The New York Times' editorial board called on voters to reject Donald Trump's reelection bid, alleging that the former president is "unfit to lead" a second term.

“Mr. Trump has shown a character unworthy of the responsibilities of the presidency. He has demonstrated an utter lack of respect for the Constitution, the rule of law and the American people,” wrote the Times editorial board, made up of opinion journalists, in a piece published Thursday.

“Instead of a cogent vision for the country’s future, Mr. Trump is animated by a thirst for political power: to use the levers of government to advance his interests, satisfy his impulses and exact retribution against those who he thinks have wronged him,” they added.

In the piece, the editorial board outlined five “essential” qualities and values that they feel a president must have - and that they say Trump fails on: moral fitness, principled leadership, character, a president’s words and rule of law.

“We urge voters to see the dangers of a second Trump term clearly and to reject it,” they wrote.

Last month, the New York Times editorial board published a piece calling on President Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 race following a disastrous debate performance. The president struggled to complete sentences during the showdown and articulate his pitch to voters.

The Times argued in its op-ed piece at the time that "the president is engaged in a reckless gamble," adding that "it's too big a bet to simply hope Americans will overlook or discount Mr. Biden's age and infirmity that they see with their own eyes."

Since the debate, a growing handful of Democratic lawmakers have called on Biden to pass the torch and exit the 2024 race for the White House.

Rep. Hillary Scholten, D-Mich., on Thursday became the 10th House member to publicly call for Biden to leave the presidential race, adding to the drip of lawmakers pushing for change.

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Trump taps celebrities to speak at RNC, including Savannah Chrisley and Dana White

Chrisley is set to speak on Tuesday's program, themed “Make America Safe Again."

ByLalee Ibssa ,Soo Rin Kim andKelsey Walsh
July 12, 2024


…Among the people set to attend: TV personality Savannah Chrisley from "Chrisley Knows Best," a reality TV show about her family.

The inclusion of Chrisley comes as she has begun to dedicate more of her time advocating for criminal justice reform as her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, serve time in jail.

The couple began their sentences in January 2023 after they were ordered to serve nearly 19 years in prison on charges including fraud and tax evasion.

Todd Chrisley is currently serving his 12 year sentence at a minimum security federal prison camp in Pensacola, Florida, followed by three years of supervised release. Julie Chrisley was ordered to serve seven years, but will be resentenced for fraud and tax evasion charges, according to a recent ruling, sending it back to the lower courts…

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‘Very, Very Scary’: Ex-Trump Aide Names ‘Most Important’ Part Of Project 2025​


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Former Trump White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin described one element of the right-wing Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 in particular as “very, very scary” as she explained why former President Donald Trump continues to downplay his links to the playbook.
There are “some very controversial parts” of the handbook that are widely expected to form the agenda that presumptive GOP nominee Trump will pursue during a potential second administration, Griffin told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Thursday. “One is eradicating Social Security, which [Trump] knows is obviously a political loser,” she noted.

But the “key part” and “most important” for Americans “to understand is this reshaping of the federal government,” she said.
“I saw the actual executive order at the end of the last administration, ready to go, that would remake every civil servant into a political appointee and a loyalist to Trump,” recalled Griffin, an apparent reference to Trump’s Schedule F plan, which he has vowed to reinstitute if he wins back the White House.
It goes “beyond Social Security and some of these technical things, it’s the national security apparatus, it’s our emergency management, it’s FEMA, it’s responding to natural disasters, pandemics,” she explained.

Experts such as former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Anthony Fauci, who led the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, would be substituted with Trump loyalists.
“So, it’s a very, very scary thing that’s actionable and ready to go by Donald Trump,” warned Griffin, now a vocal critic of her onetime boss.
 

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Trump says he hopes economy crashes in next 12 months: ‘I don’t want to be Herbert Hoover’

Former President Trump said in an interview that aired Monday that he predicts the U.S. economy will crash and that he hopes it does so within the next year. In the interview with Lou Dobbs, Trump, the current front-runner in the GOP presidential primary race, explained that, if he were elected ...



 

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Why Trump Suddenly Thinks Picking J.D. Vance Was a Mistake

Joe Biden’s decision to drop out and endorse Kamala Harris to succeed him on the Democratic ticket has Donald Trump’s team scrambling.

Edith Olmsted
July 22, 2024


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Trump asks New York appeals court to throw out $454 million civil judgment

The former president’s attorneys raised several other legal arguments they lost at the trial court-level, including that no bank or counterparty lost money on loans, saying the judge made reversal mistakes in his rulings.

By Kara Scannell, Lauren del Valle and Jeremy Herb, CNN
July 22, 2024

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Why Trump shouldn't be president, according to Elon Musk's old tweets

Elon Musk is a huge supporter of Donald Trump's 2024 campaign. But Musk wasn't always a Trump believer. The mercurial billionaire had misgivings about Trump's age and temperament in 2022.

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Jul 23, 2024


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"Trump would be 82 at end of term, which is too old to be chief executive of anything, let alone the United States of America," Elon Musk said of the former president in July 2022.
 

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As Biden departs, Trump set to face questions over his age and acuity

With a younger rival to emerge, the focus is likely to turn to ex-president, 78, and his often rambling, confused speeches

Edward Helmore
22 Jul 2024



Fox News host slams ‘cutesy’ and ‘ridiculous’ attacks on Trump’s age after years of deriding Biden

The Five host Dana Perino appeared oblivious that her news outlet previously blasted president’s age and mental fitness for months

James Liddell
July 23, 2024



It’s time to talk about Donald Trump’s age

At 78, former President Donald Trump is now the oldest presidential nominee in American history. If he wins re-election in November, Trump will end his term just a few months shy of his 83rd birthday, making him two years older than President Joe Biden is now.

BY MAX BURNS,
OPINION CONTRIBUTOR
July 24, 2024

 

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Donald Trump's Nephew Says He Told Him Disabled Americans, Including Fred III's Own Son, 'Should Just Die'

Fred Trump III also claims in a new memoir that his uncle used the n-word behind closed doors

By Virginia Chamlee
July 24, 2024


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Fred Trump III (left) and Donald Trump.
 

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Trump-appointed judge resigns after report on 'sexualized relationship' with law clerk and hostile work environment

U.S. District Judge Joshua M. Kindred in Alaska stepped down after a federal judicial council asked him to resign voluntarily following an investigation into misconduct allegations.

By Zoë Richards
July 8, 2025


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Joshua M. Kindred during a judicial nomination hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington on Dec. 4, 2019.






 

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What’s in a name? Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance has had many of them

Over the course of his 39 years, Vance’s first, middle and last names have all been altered in one way or another. As Vance is being introduced to voters across the country as Donald Trump’s new running mate, his name has been the source of both curiosity and questions — including why he no longer uses periods in JD.

BY JULIE CARR SMYTH
July 26, 2024


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GOP VP Candidate, JD Vance
 

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JD Vance says his wife, Usha, has faced white supremacist attacks over Indian heritage

“Look, I love my wife so much. I love her because she’s who she is,” Vance said during an interview with Megyn Kelly on her podcast Friday. “Obviously, she’s not a white person, and we’ve been accused, attacked by some white supremacists over that. But I just, I love Usha.”

Jon Levine
July 27, 2024



Usha Vance Reportedly Loathed Trump

Believe it or not, Usha Vance once had a view in common with the majority of Americans: she reportedly believed Trump was responsible for inciting the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the Capitol, and found it “deeply disturbing.”

JULIANNE MCSHANE
News & Engagement Writer
July 28, 2024


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Usha Vance reportedly thought Trump's role in inciting the insurrection at the Capitol was "deeply disturbing."
 
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