US Election 2024

Newsom’s Trump Trolling: Bruised Hands, Golf Skills, and Political Warfare

California Governor Gavin Newsom has released a video satirizing President Donald Trump’s health, using clips of Trump set to Reba McEntire’s “I’m a Survivor.” The video, which features Trump in various unflattering situations, focuses on bruises on his hands and his recent absence from the public eye, sparking speculation about his health. In response to Newsom’s attacks, Trump’s team has sent Newsom “Trump 2028” hats, prompting Newsom to launch his own line of merchandise, including hats and mugs mocking Trump. This is the latest instance of Newsom’s ongoing public criticism of the former president.

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Stephen King: People Will Deny Voting for Trump, It’s Already Happening

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Trump, 79, Shares Bizarre AI Posts Amidst Health Speculation

Following reports of his well-being, President Trump took to Truth Social, sharing a series of posts including multiple AI-generated images and videos featuring himself. Among the posts were images depicting him in various roles, along with an apocalyptic image and a video showcasing his life from infancy to the present. He also posted a video of himself singing, links to right-wing articles, and attacks on political figures while also sharing supportive messages.

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California Highway Patrol To Protect Kamala Harris After Secret Service Detail Pulled

Following the revocation of her Secret Service protection by former President Trump, former Vice President Kamala Harris will now receive protection from the California Highway Patrol. Trump’s decision ended an extension granted by President Biden that would have provided Secret Service security coverage until July 2026. Governor Gavin Newsom’s office and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass had discussed how to address the situation, and the decision was made after Trump began curtailing security for political opponents. This move comes as Harris prepares for a book tour and follows a history of Trump removing Secret Service protection from critics.

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Trump’s Approval Rating Hits New Low

According to Newsweek’s tracker, Donald Trump’s net approval rating has reached its lowest point since entering office, with a net approval of -11 points. This decline reflects growing public dissatisfaction with his handling of the economy, including tariffs and inflation, as well as his recent actions regarding crime in major cities. Polling data shows disapproval across various issues, including his approach to the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Palestine conflict. These developments may have implications for the Republican Party ahead of upcoming elections.

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Epstein Scandal: Trump’s Distractions Fail as Congress Returns to New Allegations

As Congress prepares to reconvene after recess, lawmakers are gearing up to revive the Jeffrey Epstein case. Democrats and some Republican members are strategizing press events and issuing subpoenas to refocus attention on the matter. The forthcoming actions aim to bring the Epstein case back to the forefront of the legislative agenda. Further discussion and analysis are expected upon Congress’s return.

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Trump’s Rose Garden Rant: Grumpy Outburst Over Scratched Stone

After a four-day absence, President Trump took to Truth Social to detail a landscaping incident in the Rose Garden. He recounted discovering a large gash in the limestone, leading to an investigation that identified the offending landscapers. The president, known for his meticulous attention to detail, shared a security camera video allegedly showing the damage caused by a cart, resulting in the contractor’s banishment from White House grounds. Trump plans to replace the stone and charge the contractor, solidifying his commitment to remaking the White House in his image, including the upcoming construction of a $200 million ballroom.

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Trump Fundraises with Heaven as a Grift

President Donald Trump’s Super PAC has launched a fundraising campaign centered on his desire to reach Heaven. A Saturday morning email to supporters included the line, “Friend, I want to try and get to Heaven,” following a previous statement about bringing peace to Russia and Ukraine partly for that reason. The email also claimed God saved him from an assassination attempt, framing his survival as divine intervention for the purpose of making America great again. The fundraising pitch requests donations to support this ongoing mission, despite Trump’s reported $6.1 billion net worth.

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Obama Warns of Risk to All Americans Amidst Trump’s Chicago Threat

Former President Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump’s plans to address crime in Chicago, warning of the potential risks to American liberties. The Trump administration had discussed a mass immigration operation in Chicago, involving Homeland Security officials and potentially utilizing a naval base. Obama’s comments were made in response to an op-ed on Trump’s actions, with the former president stating that the erosion of due process and increased militarization put all Americans at risk. Trump’s actions come despite the city reporting decreases in violent crime.

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Maxine Waters Calls for 25th Amendment Inquiry into Trump’s Actions

During a discussion on MSNBC, Rep. Maxine Waters urged for the 25th Amendment to be invoked against President Trump due to his actions, specifically his removal of Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board. Waters emphasized the urgency of addressing the situation, asserting that Trump’s actions pose a danger to the country and democracy. The conversation was spurred by Trump’s removal of Cook, leading to a lawsuit and escalating tensions between the White House and the Federal Reserve. Waters’ remarks followed the firing of Cook by Trump, which was challenged by Cook.

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