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Marshall
During the 1980s and 1990s, Donald Trump frequently used the pseudonym "
John Barron" (sometimes "Baron" or "John Miller") as an alter ego to contact journalists and radio stations. He posed as his own PR spokesperson to plant stories, brag about his business, or defend himself, a practice widely known among NYC media at the time
YOU GUYS YOU GUYS … “John Barron” called @cspan to complain about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariffs and I. AM. SCREAMING this is amazing
They cut the man off 
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John Barron" (sometimes "Baron" or "John Miller") as an alter ego to contact journalists and radio stations. He posed as his own PR spokesperson to plant stories, brag about his business, or defend himself, a practice widely known among NYC media at the time
YOU GUYS YOU GUYS … “John Barron” called @cspan to complain about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s tariffs and I. AM. SCREAMING this is amazing
They cut the man off .
Rusti Harris Levin (@rusti14) on Threads
Does he honestly think people wouldn't recognize his voice? He can disguise the sound a tiny bit, but we know it's him. Plus, we all know he's pretended to be John Barron for years. He's lost his mind. I love C-SPAN for cutting him off. They knew it was him, too.
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Marshall
In a heated C-SPAN call on February 22, 2026, a Virginia caller identifying as “John” unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against House Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer. The distinctive voice, cadence, and signature phrasing sparked immediate speculation online that the caller was Donald Trump himself—echoing his long-ago “John Barron” alias—following the Supreme Court’s recent 6-3 ruling striking down his emergency tariff authority.
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In a heated C-SPAN call on February 22, 2026, a Virginia caller identifying as “John” unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against House Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer. The distinctive voice, cadence, and signature phrasing sparked immediate speculation online that the caller...
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Stillwater Townie
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Here is somewhat of an answer to what I was wondering about:
Nobel economist warns a dearth of blue-collar jobs is among the biggest threats to the U.S. economy—and they fell by more than 100,000 last year | Fortune
Joseph Stiglitz said President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshore manufacturing jobs through tariffs was not successful.
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Marshall
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s husband has been banned from the department’s headquarters in Washington after he allegedly sexually assaulted two female staffers. https://trib.al/4y5EEOM
That isn't even close to an incognito voice. What an idiot.In a heated C-SPAN call on February 22, 2026, a Virginia caller identifying as “John” unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against House Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer. The distinctive voice, cadence, and signature phrasing sparked immediate speculation online that the caller was Donald Trump himself—echoing his long-ago “John Barron” alias—following the Supreme Court’s recent 6-3 ruling striking down his emergency tariff authority.
DaMon Cortez (@purpleroom_politics) on Threads
In a heated C-SPAN call on February 22, 2026, a Virginia caller identifying as “John” unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against House Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer. The distinctive voice, cadence, and signature phrasing sparked immediate speculation online that the caller...
UpGrayedd Double Dose
Deputy
This can't be real can it? Surely that's someone impersonating Trump, right?!?! It's got to be a prank, but if that is really Trump, Susie Wiles needs to take grandpa's phone away.
If it's someone impersonating Trump we will hear some sort of off the cuff rambling remark from him talking about it.
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Marshall
4 journalists detained in Cameroon reporting on Trump’s deportations - The Washington Post https://share.google/7a0aQiOeOyJ4s7xt9
Should we have a problem with this? Because I don't know. On one hand I think the Director of the FBI should have better things to do than party with USA Hockey after a gold medal performance. On the other it's the biggest moment for our country in that sport in my lifetime (unless you believe life begins at conception) and if I were that guy and happened to be there I might be in the exact same spot after the game. So who am I to complain about a guy being a fan just because his policies are awful and dangerous? It does reinforce that the administration is clear in showing privilege exists for some and they have no problem flaunting it though.
Im going to chalk this one up as poor judgment on his part but in the grand scheme of things hope he had fun and Ill go back to finding better reasons to think he sucks tomorrow.
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