During a Christmas reception, former President Donald Trump alleged the 2020 election was rigged by Democrats and claimed to possess substantial evidence to prove it. He asserted that the evidence would be revealed “in truckloads,” implying a vast amount of proof of election fraud. Trump also stated he would have won California if the election had been legitimate, further highlighting his allegations of widespread voter interference. While making these claims, Trump also diverted to other topics, including comments about a woman in the crowd and a story about a snake bite.
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Sources indicate that former President Donald Trump is considering pardons for advisors and policymakers as his administration faces legal scrutiny. These potential pardons could encompass key policy figures, such as Stephen Miller, and are reportedly being discussed among Trump, senior aides, and federal appointees. Trump’s inner circle is purportedly preparing a defense, with some pointing to former President Joe Biden’s pardons as precedent. While Trump previously criticized Biden’s use of the pardon power, he now appears to be contemplating similar actions amidst growing legal challenges.
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Newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, shared by House Democrats on the Oversight Committee, included images featuring Donald Trump. One photograph depicted Trump with several unidentified individuals, while another showed him alongside Epstein. However, a particularly striking image showed a bowl of novelty condoms bearing Trump’s likeness, an item that prompted disgust from CNN anchor Erin Burnett, considering its presence in Epstein’s possession. Despite Trump’s claims of limited interaction, Burnett emphasized that the relationship between Trump and Epstein extended beyond casual acquaintance, indicating a deeper and more prolonged connection.
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During the 126th Army-Navy football game, President Donald Trump once again showcased his unconventional coin-flipping technique, drawing immediate attention. His method involved a peculiar heaving motion, resulting in a feeble arc rather than a traditional flip. This style, previously demonstrated in 2018, sparked widespread surprise and criticism, with many viewers expressing their bewilderment at the president’s unique approach to coin-based decision-making.
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Newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, shared by House Oversight Democrats, offer a glimpse into the disgraced financier’s life, revealing images of sex toys, models, and influential visitors. One photograph depicts Donald Trump with Epstein and Belgian model Ingrid Seynhaeve, while another shows former Trump advisor Steve Bannon with Epstein, including a disturbing detail on Epstein’s desk. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak also appears in the photos. The release included photos of sex toys, including a “Jawbreaker Gag” with a warning label, as well as several Trump-themed gag gifts.
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Colorado Officials Reject Trump’s ‘Pardon’ of a Convicted Election Denier: The president’s stated intention to pardon Tina Peters, jailed for tampering with election machines in 2020, has set off a legal fight over the extent of Mr. Trump’s pardon powers.
It’s pretty clear cut, really. This whole situation involving Tina Peters and Donald Trump’s attempt to “pardon” her is straightforward. Colorado’s response to Trump’s pardon declaration is a firm rejection, and honestly, that’s where it should end. The Constitution is pretty explicit on this: he can’t. He simply doesn’t have the power to overturn a state conviction. Unless he’s planning a dramatic rescue mission, she’s staying put.… Continue reading
A surprising NBC News exit poll revealed that nearly 10% of voters who supported Zohran Mamdani in the recent New York City mayoral election also voted for Donald Trump in the previous year’s election. This phenomenon demonstrates an interesting cross-over of support, driven by issues of affordability, with some voters, like Adalberto Rodriguez, citing sympathy for Trump and excitement for Mamdani’s campaign as their reasons. Trump and Mamdani later had a surprisingly cordial meeting, where Trump expressed a willingness to support Mamdani’s efforts to make New York City “strong and safe.” Mamdani emphasized his campaign’s focus on affordability and the importance of addressing the cost of living as a key factor in winning back voters who had supported Trump.
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A recent Economist/YouGov poll indicates that a majority of Americans believe Donald Trump has overused the presidential pardon power. Furthermore, most respondents support implementing constitutional restrictions on the president’s ability to pardon. Disapproval of Trump’s recent pardons and commutations far outweighs approval. This data highlights significant public concern regarding the frequency and discretion of presidential pardons.
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Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, is currently serving a nine-year prison sentence for crimes related to the 2020 election. She was found guilty of multiple counts including attempting to influence a public servant, conspiracy, and official misconduct for her role in allowing unauthorized access to voting machine data. Despite efforts from Donald Trump, including public pressure campaigns and threats of intervention, Peters remains incarcerated. The Justice Department has initiated a review of Peters’ case, and could potentially seek her transfer or early release.
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At a recent rally, Donald Trump’s rhetoric devolved into a racist tirade, revealing a vision of a white Christian nation achieved through exclusion. This vision is being actively pursued through restrictive immigration policies and the use of terms like “reverse migration,” mirroring white supremacist ideologies. The Trump administration is implementing policies to close immigration pathways, including canceling asylum and temporary protective status for various nationalities. These actions are further compounded by mass deportation systems, racial profiling by ICE, and the erosion of social programs disproportionately affecting marginalized communities, effectively targeting individuals based on race and origin.
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Matt Underwood
Trump’s Coin Flip Fails: “Embarrassingly Pathetic” and Cognitive Concerns
During the 126th Army-Navy football game, President Donald Trump once again showcased his unconventional coin-flipping technique, drawing immediate attention. His method involved a peculiar heaving motion, resulting in a feeble arc rather than a traditional flip. This style, previously demonstrated in 2018, sparked widespread surprise and criticism, with many viewers expressing their bewilderment at the president’s unique approach to coin-based decision-making.
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