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Trump Crashes Wedding, Rambles About Heaven, Seeks Hotel Ad Photos

During a wedding at Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump unexpectedly declared that right-wing radio host Eric Metaxas would be his ticket to heaven, much to the surprise of the wedding party. Metaxas, a prominent Trump supporter, responded that he would be happy to discuss the topic at another time. This incident marks another instance of Trump crashing weddings, a pattern that includes previous unannounced appearances at gatherings and a tendency to make off-topic comments. The wedding was for investment banker Michael Wilkerson, the founder of a “patriotic forum.”

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Greene Questions Trump’s MAGA Loyalty, Suggests Epstein Cover-Up Pressure

The article discusses a growing rift within the MAGA base, with Marjorie Taylor Greene questioning Donald Trump’s adherence to the “America First” agenda, citing concerns over foreign policy focus. Greene has also expressed suspicion regarding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, hinting at potential foreign government involvement in covering up information. The piece highlights Trump’s response, which includes targeting Republicans who have defied him on the issue. While Trump insists the issue is a distraction and blames Democrats, the released emails from Epstein’s estate are starting to paint a different picture.

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White House Dodges Epstein Email, Doesn’t Deny Photo of Trump “Blowing Bubba”

Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case include an email from Epstein’s brother mentioning a photo of Donald Trump with a person referred to as “Bubba.” While speculation initially pointed to former President Bill Clinton, Mark Epstein clarified the “Bubba” in question is not a public figure. A White House spokesperson dismissed the email as a distraction, while past emails from Epstein had suggested Trump was aware of his criminal behavior. Despite these claims, social media has taken the rumor and run with it, with many parodying the suggestion.

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Epstein Files: More Revelations Expected, Trump and Andrew Face Potential Scrutiny

Recent documents have brought forth new concerns regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s relationships, especially those with Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. One document revealed Ghislaine Maxwell mentioning a “massage w/andrew” in her home. The House of Representatives is likely to vote on the release of all related documents, which could further incriminate both Trump and Andrew. While Trump attempts to prevent the release of these files, he faces growing pressure from within his own movement, particularly from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is demanding transparency.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Apologizes: Skepticism and Calls for Proof

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she would cease using “toxic” rhetoric, marking a significant shift from her previous brand. This decision follows a public rift with Donald Trump, who has criticized Greene personally, and a broader pivot away from the Republican Party. In a recent interview, Greene expressed concern that Trump’s rhetoric could incite violence against her, acknowledging her past contributions to heated political discourse. Greene’s history includes offensive statements and clashes with fellow Republicans, prompting her to now advocate for kinder political interactions.

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Epstein Called Trump “Dangerous” and “Worst Person He’d Ever Known”

Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein reveal a previously unknown perspective on Donald Trump. In a 2017 email, Epstein reportedly described Trump as “dangerous” and claimed he had “not one decent cell in his body.” These messages were included in a trove of documents released by the House Oversight Committee, sparking renewed interest in the relationship between Epstein and Trump. The emails also included exchanges with other figures, like Michael Wolff, further illuminating Epstein’s interactions and views.

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Voight’s Call to “Terminate” NYC Mayor Draws Scorn

In a public address, actor Jon Voight urged President Trump to “terminate” the mayoral election of Zohran Mamdani in New York City. Voight, who was appointed as a special ambassador to Hollywood by Trump, used the opportunity to express his concerns, citing fears of socialist policies and Islamophobic rhetoric in a video posted to social media. Despite Voight’s claims, the president lacks the legal authority to remove a mayor from office, and Mamdani, who identifies as a “democratic socialist,” won the election with a majority of the vote. Mamdani will assume office on January 1st.

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Trump’s Health: Will He Last Until 2028?

Donald Trump is facing scrutiny due to his perceived decline in vigor and increasingly out-of-touch political strategies. Observers noted that his physical presentation and public statements are reminiscent of Marie Antoinette. His economic policies and detachment from the concerns of everyday voters are creating cracks within the MAGA coalition, as evidenced by critical commentary from former allies and public polling data. Despite his efforts to create an alternative reality, Trump’s ability to maintain the support of voters is becoming increasingly difficult as he struggles to connect with the realities of their daily lives.

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House Republicans Could Vote to Release Epstein Files

Massie: ‘100 or more’ House Republicans could vote to release Epstein files. The core of the matter revolves around the potential for a significant number of House Republicans to vote in favor of releasing the Epstein files. The general sentiment suggests that the vote, while seemingly impactful, might ultimately be a long shot in terms of actually leading to the files’ release. Many perceive this as a strategic move, allowing Republicans to garner positive public relations by appearing to support transparency and accountability, regardless of the ultimate outcome.

The real question, however, is whether these same Republicans would demonstrate the same conviction if faced with a veto from Trump.… Continue reading

Marjorie Taylor Greene Bill Targets H-1B Visas Amid Trump’s Support

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced plans to introduce legislation aimed at eliminating the H-1B visa program, which allows companies to employ skilled foreign workers. This move directly contrasts with former President Trump’s recent support for the program, citing the need for specialized talent in critical sectors. Greene’s bill seeks to end what she describes as the “mass replacement of American workers” in various industries, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing American workers. This marks another instance of Greene publicly diverging from Trump on domestic policy issues.

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