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Remember when Putin stole Patriots’ Super Bowl Ring from the Pats owner.
I think this is FIFA kissing arse to make the administration more friendly to the game and its international visitors when we host World Cup next summer.
If anyone know how to deal with corrupt government officials its FIFA
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The Trump administration has promised to distribute food aid before it spoils. But 500 tons of emergency food in a U.S. warehouse are about to expire and are slated for the incinerator, Hana Kiros reports.
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The Trump administration has promised to distribute food aid before it spoils. But 500 tons of emergency food in a U.S. warehouse are about to expire and are slated for the incinerator, Hana Kiros reports.
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Marshall
Breaking News: Nvidia said the U.S. government had approved sales of A.I. chips to China, three months after the Trump administration had shut them down.
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Breaking News: Nvidia said the U.S. government had approved sales of A.I. chips to China, three months after the Trump administration had shut them down.
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Ah more calling for prosecution of political opponents.
To be fair, if Schiff is potentially doing something illegal it needs to be investigated. I just dont think this is an appropriate way to go about it.
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Marshall
Inflation is now higher than it was during the 2024 POTUS campaign cycle
Inflation rose 2.7 percent in June, which makes it higher than it was during last fall's presidential campaign.
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Inflation rose 2.7 percent in June, which makes it higher than it was during last fall's presidential campaign.
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Inflation rose 2.7 percent in June, which makes it higher than it was during last fall's presidential campaign.
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GOP senators want nothing to do with Trump-Epstein-MAGA controversy the hill
Senate Republicans are scrambling to steer clear of the controversy exploding within their MAGA-aligned party’s base over allegations the Trump administration is hiding information related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his “clients.”
President Trump is facing what may be the biggest backlash he’s ever encountered from usually loyal activists, such as former national security adviser Michael Flynn and prominent conservative activist Laura Loomer.
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel are coming under tremendous pressure from MAGA activists to provide more information about the people who may have been involved in Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking activities, even though the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI concluded in a memo that there is no “incriminating ‘client list.’”
Republican lawmakers don’t want to go near the Epstein controversy that divides their base.
They already have their hands full responding to political attacks from Democrats on Trump’s tariff policies and on the Medicaid spending cuts they passed into law this month, along with trillions of dollars in tax relief and new spending on border security and defense.
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“For years, it’s Epstein, over and over again,” Trump posted on Truth Social, implying Democrats have pushed the clamor of Epstein’s files.
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GOP lawmakers are ready to accept the administration’s explanation of its handling of the issue, despite the uproar from the party’s base.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Senate Intelligence Committee, said he’s leaving the handling of all Epstein-related matters to Trump.
Cornyn and other Republicans don’t seem at all inclined to endorse activists’ calls for Bondi to appoint a special counsel to investigate the alleged Epstein files.
“I trust the president to handle it the way he deems appropriate,” Cornyn said Monday. (LOL!!!!!!)
Trump has expressed his irritation with the relentless focus of some conservative social media influencers and activists on the possibility of a cover-up to protect wealthy and powerful figures who consorted with Epstein and the underage girls he allegedly trafficked.
The president expressed his disgust with the topic when a reporter asked him about Epstein at a July 8 Cabinet meeting.
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” Trump asked, appearing annoyed by the question.
“This guy’s been talked about for years,” he said. “We have [the flooding in] Texas, we have this, we have all of the things. And are people still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.”
But Republican strategists are starting to acknowledge that dismissing the controversy and moving on to new topics isn’t working for Trump, at least at the moment.
“I think this administration is definitely going to have some second thoughts about their strategy. Ultimately, they will have to put out more information. I just don’t see how the current strategy is sustainable to say, ‘Everything’s out there and there are other issues that are more important.’ That’s not a winning message, and it’s not a message that’s going to go over well,” said Brian Darling, a Republican strategist and former Senate aide.
“I think the strategy has to change by the administration,” he added.
Loomer, a prominent activist who seems to have Trump’s ear on key executive-branch appointments, warned in a Saturday post on the social platform X that the “lack of results at the DOJ and lack of transparency” could “cost the GOP House and Senate seats.”
“Don’t say I didn’t warn you,” she warned.
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Senate Republicans are scrambling to steer clear of the controversy exploding within their MAGA-aligned party’s base over allegations the Trump administration is hiding information related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his “clients.”
President Trump is facing what may be the biggest backlash he’s ever encountered from usually loyal activists, such as former national security adviser Michael Flynn and prominent conservative activist Laura Loomer.
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel are coming under tremendous pressure from MAGA activists to provide more information about the people who may have been involved in Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking activities, even though the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI concluded in a memo that there is no “incriminating ‘client list.’”
Republican lawmakers don’t want to go near the Epstein controversy that divides their base.
They already have their hands full responding to political attacks from Democrats on Trump’s tariff policies and on the Medicaid spending cuts they passed into law this month, along with trillions of dollars in tax relief and new spending on border security and defense.
...
“For years, it’s Epstein, over and over again,” Trump posted on Truth Social, implying Democrats have pushed the clamor of Epstein’s files.
...
GOP lawmakers are ready to accept the administration’s explanation of its handling of the issue, despite the uproar from the party’s base.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Senate Intelligence Committee, said he’s leaving the handling of all Epstein-related matters to Trump.
Cornyn and other Republicans don’t seem at all inclined to endorse activists’ calls for Bondi to appoint a special counsel to investigate the alleged Epstein files.
“I trust the president to handle it the way he deems appropriate,” Cornyn said Monday. (LOL!!!!!!)
Trump has expressed his irritation with the relentless focus of some conservative social media influencers and activists on the possibility of a cover-up to protect wealthy and powerful figures who consorted with Epstein and the underage girls he allegedly trafficked.
The president expressed his disgust with the topic when a reporter asked him about Epstein at a July 8 Cabinet meeting.
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” Trump asked, appearing annoyed by the question.
“This guy’s been talked about for years,” he said. “We have [the flooding in] Texas, we have this, we have all of the things. And are people still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.”
But Republican strategists are starting to acknowledge that dismissing the controversy and moving on to new topics isn’t working for Trump, at least at the moment.
“I think this administration is definitely going to have some second thoughts about their strategy. Ultimately, they will have to put out more information. I just don’t see how the current strategy is sustainable to say, ‘Everything’s out there and there are other issues that are more important.’ That’s not a winning message, and it’s not a message that’s going to go over well,” said Brian Darling, a Republican strategist and former Senate aide.
“I think the strategy has to change by the administration,” he added.
Loomer, a prominent activist who seems to have Trump’s ear on key executive-branch appointments, warned in a Saturday post on the social platform X that the “lack of results at the DOJ and lack of transparency” could “cost the GOP House and Senate seats.”
“Don’t say I didn’t warn you,” she warned.
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Marshall
REPORTER: Will you commit to include California in any disaster aid package?
MIKE JOHNSON: We've not seen the formal disaster relief request from California yet
REPORTER: The formal request was sent to your office in February
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MIKE JOHNSON: We've not seen the formal disaster relief request from California yet
REPORTER: The formal request was sent to your office in February
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REPORTER: Will you commit to include California in any disaster aid package? MIKE JOHNSON: We've not seen the formal disaster relief request from California yet REPORTER: The formal request was sent to your office in February
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JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
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JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
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Marshall
Speaker Johnson says he supports the release of the files of deceased sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein. Johnson is a close Trump ally and has never broken so publicly with the president on an issue. https://wapo.st/44QAdRu
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Marshall
NEW via WIRED: Newly uncovered metadata reveals nearly 3 minutes were cut from the so-called “full raw” Epstein prison video released by the DOJ and FBI.When WIRED asked for answers, the DOJ said “refer you to the FBI.” The FBI declined to comment.
Link: https://www.wired.com/story/the-fbis-jeffrey-epstein-prison-video-had-nearly-3-minutes-cut-out/
JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
Marco Foster (@marco.foster) on Threads
JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
So yes
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What an interesting way to ask a yes or no question.JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
Marco Foster (@marco.foster) on Threads
JUST NOW: Donald Trump is asked if his name appears in the Epstein Files: “These files were made up by Comey, they were made up by Obama, they were made up by Biden”
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Marshall
WTF is this guy talking about ?
I walked around downtown areas and went to parks in Minneapolis, Dallas, New Orleans, St Louis, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Tulsa, Long Beach, in the last 4 years
The most unsafe place I felt was in Tulsa ..and that was only slightly
Stephen Miller: "We have communities all across this nation that 20 years ago, before the era of open borders, were completely peaceful, completely stable. Look at a place like Minneapolis. Post mass migration they're unsafe, they're violent, you cannot use the public parks."
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I walked around downtown areas and went to parks in Minneapolis, Dallas, New Orleans, St Louis, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Tulsa, Long Beach, in the last 4 years
The most unsafe place I felt was in Tulsa ..and that was only slightly
Stephen Miller: "We have communities all across this nation that 20 years ago, before the era of open borders, were completely peaceful, completely stable. Look at a place like Minneapolis. Post mass migration they're unsafe, they're violent, you cannot use the public parks."
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Stephen Miller: "We have communities all across this nation that 20 years ago, before the era of open borders, were completely peaceful, completely stable. Look at a place like Minneapolis. Post mass migration they're unsafe, they're violent, you cannot use the public parks."
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Marshall
Watch Trump lie right to your face. What’s amazing is that he does it so effortlessly. It’s like breathing to him. Here, he claims his uncle taught the “Unabomber” Ted Kaczynski at MIT. Kaczynski never went to MIT.
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Watch Trump lie right to your face. What’s amazing is that he does it so effortlessly. It’s like breathing to him. Here, he claims his uncle taught the “Unabomber” Ted Kaczynski at MIT. Kaczynski never went to MIT.
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