Following a national prayer service at Washington National Cathedral, President Trump condemned Bishop Mariann Budde’s remarks as “nasty” and politically motivated, criticizing her focus on marginalized groups and immigrants. He took to Truth Social to demand an apology from Budde and the Episcopal Church, alleging her speech was inappropriate and uninspiring. Trump further criticized the service’s overall quality, deeming it “boring and uninspiring.” The President’s response followed Budde’s plea for mercy and recognition of the fears and vulnerabilities of various communities, including LGBTQ+ individuals and undocumented immigrants.
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Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General and a Trump appointee, reportedly profited handsomely from the Truth Social merger, amassing at least $3 million according to recently released financial filings. This revelation adds another layer to the already complex narrative surrounding her career and her close ties to Donald Trump.
The substantial financial gain raises immediate questions about potential conflicts of interest, particularly considering her previous role as Attorney General and her subsequent involvement in Trump’s inner circle. Her significant financial windfall from the merger, seemingly coinciding with her association with Trump, fuels concerns about undue influence and cronyism within the highest echelons of power.… Continue reading
President-elect Trump’s Truth Social post revealed a meeting request from Bill Gates to visit Mar-a-Lago. This follows a trend of tech executives seeking meetings with Trump since his election victory. The post, hinting at a possible New Year’s Eve meeting, suggests a continuation of their prior interactions. However, Gates has yet to publicly confirm the visit. The meeting’s purpose and outcome remain unclear.
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On Christmas Day, Donald Trump used Truth Social to post 34 messages within an hour, including a meme mocking Barack Obama. The posts also featured self-congratulatory headlines, endorsements of his cabinet picks (particularly Pete Hegseth), and a holiday photo with Melania Trump. This activity followed a less overtly combative initial Christmas greeting and contrasted with previous years’ more explicitly hostile Christmas messages. Other Trump family members and MAGA allies also leveraged the holiday for political messaging.
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Senator John Fetterman defended Donald Trump’s hush-money case and Hunter Biden’s legal troubles on Truth Social, calling both “bullshit” and advocating for pardons. He argued that weaponizing the judiciary damages public trust and increases political division, echoing similar comments made previously on ABC’s *The View*. This stance has drawn mixed reactions, with some praising his position while others, particularly progressives, strongly criticized his support for Trump and accused him of alienating his base. Fetterman’s recent actions, including this post, have caused increasing friction with his progressive supporters.
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Donald Trump’s ongoing feud with the New York Times escalated following their report on Natalie Harp, a Trump aide with an unusually close relationship to the president-elect. Harp, described as Trump’s “human printer,” filters information to him, reportedly including content from unreliable sources like Gateway Pundit. This raises concerns about the flow of information and potential influence on Trump’s decisions in the upcoming administration. The leak of Harp’s personal letters to Trump further highlights the internal conflicts within his team.
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In a Thanksgiving message posted to Truth Social, Donald Trump extended greetings but also attacked “Radical Left Lunatics,” claiming their efforts to harm the country have failed due to a landslide victory for MAGA. He predicted a future of national strength and pride, echoing similar sentiments from previous years. This initial fiery message was later followed by a more subdued post featuring a photograph of himself with a police officer. Trump’s combative Thanksgiving messages have become a recurring tradition on his social media platforms.
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Trump’s Truth Social post attacked Maggie Haberman and the New York Times, claiming their coverage of him is consistently inaccurate and biased. He specifically cited a recent article detailing Natalie Harp’s influential role in relaying information to Trump, portraying Harp as an “enabler” of his impulsive behavior. Trump demanded an apology for what he deems years of false reporting, emphasizing his election victory despite this alleged negative coverage. The article detailed Harp’s significant role in mediating information flow to Trump, a concerning development to his staff.
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On Election Day, Donald Trump alleged widespread voter fraud in Philadelphia and Detroit, despite authorities in both cities denying any irregularities. Trump’s claims, posted on Truth Social and X, led to a surge in volatility for the stock of his social media platform, Trump Media and Technology Group. Law enforcement officials in both cities confirmed they had deployed sufficient personnel to ensure public safety and maintain election integrity, emphasizing there was no evidence to support Trump’s allegations. While Trump encouraged reports of impropriety, officials in both Philadelphia and Detroit maintained that no evidence of widespread fraud had been presented.
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Donald Trump’s social media company, Trump Media, which operates the Truth Social platform, has outsourced jobs to workers in Mexico, contradicting Trump’s rhetoric against outsourcing. This revelation has sparked discord within the company, prompting a whistleblower letter on behalf of staff members calling for the dismissal of CEO Devin Nunes for “severe” mismanagement and implementing an “America Last” hiring policy. The company’s use of foreign labor has particularly frustrated the domestic workforce who allege that the Mexican workers lack the necessary technical skills. Despite criticisms for offshoring work, a Trump Media spokesperson dismissed the issue as a sensational scandal aimed at discrediting the company. Trump Media has previously also been reported to have source labor in the Balkans.
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