Trump hangs autopen image instead of Biden portrait in presidential portrait gallery. This is where we’re at. Honestly, it’s just… pathetic. The sheer pettiness of it all is astounding. You’ve got this man, with all the power and wealth imaginable, essentially acting like a middle schooler pulling a prank. It really makes you wonder how someone can be so consumed by such small things, even with an entire country at their disposal.
Trump hangs autopen image instead of Biden portrait in presidential portrait gallery. The comments are pretty blunt, and I get it. It’s the kind of move that screams insecurity, a desperate attempt to retain relevance or maybe, just maybe, to get under Biden’s skin.… Continue reading
Former President Donald Trump has revoked the Secret Service protection of former Vice President Kamala Harris, effective September 1, 2025, according to a letter. This decision cancels an extension of Harris’ protection that was put in place by then-President Joe Biden before leaving office. The move comes as Harris prepares for a book tour, putting her in the public eye and raising concerns about her safety. The ramifications of the cancellation include the loss of constant threat intelligence analysis and protection, as well as the potential high cost of private security.
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In a significant reversal, Donald Trump rescinded a 2021 executive order issued by President Biden, which aimed to promote competition across various sectors of the US economy. This decision was welcomed by the Justice Department, which is now pursuing an “America first antitrust” approach that prioritizes free markets. Biden’s original order sought to combat anti-competitive practices and corporate abuses, including those related to excessive fees and mergers, with a focus on areas like labor and healthcare. The revoked initiative had previously been popular with Americans and had been implemented to counteract patterns of corporate abuses.
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President Trump made multiple misstatements during a recent press conference, including incorrectly stating a meeting with Vladimir Putin would be held in Russia instead of Alaska. His responses to questions about deploying the National Guard were also rambling and incoherent. These instances raise concerns about his mental acuity, especially when considering the scrutiny previously applied to President Biden. Such gaffes from Biden would have likely prompted intense criticism and investigations, raising questions about whether the same standards will be applied to Trump.
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Biden warns of ‘dark days’ under Trump, and the sentiment echoing through the digital corridors is… well, it’s not exactly surprise. It’s more a mix of exasperation and a hefty dose of “you think?” The collective feeling seems to be that the warnings are arriving a bit late to the party. The general consensus leans towards the idea that the “dark days” have already started, or, as one commenter put it, “We’re already there man!” The idea of a warning coming now feels a bit like being told to brace for impact *during* the crash.
One of the dominant themes revolves around the feeling that President Biden himself bears a significant portion of the responsibility for this unfolding scenario.… Continue reading
President Trump has made the decision to withdraw the U.S. from UNESCO, citing its support for “woke, divisive cultural and social causes” as the primary reason. This marks a reversal of the Biden administration’s 2021 decision to rejoin the organization after the U.S. had previously withdrawn during Trump’s first term. The withdrawal follows a 90-day review requested by Trump in February, which included a focus on potential anti-Semitism or anti-Israel sentiment within UNESCO. This move continues a pattern of the Trump administration distancing itself from global entities, including the World Health Organization.
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The Democratic Party is conducting an “after-action review” following their 2024 election loss, but it will surprisingly bypass an examination of their presidential campaign strategy. The review, led by strategist Paul Rivera, will not analyze key campaign decisions such as whether President Biden should have sought re-election, or messaging choices made by the Harris campaign. Instead, the report is expected to concentrate on outside spending from supporting organizations and super PACs. Party officials have stated that the review intends to focus on voter behavior and how to improve the party’s future, specifically by shifting away from traditional advertising and towards organizing.
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In a recent critique of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, former President Donald Trump misattributed Powell’s appointment to current President Joe Biden, despite nominating him in 2017. Trump has voiced displeasure with Powell’s monetary policies, including delaying interest rate cuts, and has even suggested the cuts were politically motivated. Despite considering firing Powell, Trump has since stated this is unlikely unless fraud is involved, although there is no evidence of fraudulent activity.
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The article contrasts the differing reactions to perceived cognitive issues in former President Joe Biden versus current candidate Donald Trump. While Biden’s minor slips of the tongue and memory lapses were heavily scrutinized, resulting in accusations of cognitive decline and demands for his removal, Trump’s similar gaffes, including factual inaccuracies and forgetfulness, receive significantly less attention. The author highlights Trump’s recent speech in Pittsburgh, where he made several errors. Ultimately, the piece suggests that partisan loyalty and shifting political dynamics influence public perception of these events, making it unlikely that Trump’s apparent struggles will significantly impact his base of supporters.
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Representative Tim Burchett, initially claiming the FBI had discovered 1,400 new Jeffrey Epstein files, has now altered his stance. He suggests the files may have been destroyed under the Biden administration, despite a Department of Justice memo denying the existence of undisclosed evidence. This shift aligns with broader suspicions among some regarding the White House’s position on the Epstein case. Burchett, however, attributes the disappearance to the previous administration’s actions.
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