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When Trump has lost this guy, he’s in real trouble!” President Donald Trump’s authoritarian project is finally running into real headwinds. That doesn’t mean that the danger is passing—far from it, as Trump’s escalating attacks on the voting process in the runup to the mid-term elections illustrate and as his venomous, racist social media posts testify to.
“When Trump has lost this guy, he’s in real trouble!”
President Donald Trump’s authoritarian project is finally running into real headwinds. That doesn’t mean that the danger is passing—far from it, as Trump’s escalating attacks on the voting process in the runup to the mid-term elections illustrate and as his venomous, racist social media posts testify to. But it does mean that Trump is losing control of the storyline. Even among his own base, there is a growing realization that there is something rotten at the core of his administration.
Earlier this week, Gary Kendrick, a GOP council member in the red town of El Cajon, on San Diego’s eastern outskirts, announced that he was crossing the aisle and joining the Democrats. Kendrick was the longest-serving Republican official in the region’s local government. “I’ve been a Republican for 50 years,” he said, in the statement explaining his action. “I just can’t stand what the Republican Party has become. I’m formally renouncing the Republican Party.”
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When Trump has lost this guy, he’s in real trouble!”
President Donald Trump’s authoritarian project is finally running into real headwinds. That doesn’t mean that the danger is passing—far from it, as Trump’s escalating attacks on the voting process in the runup to the mid-term elections illustrate and as his venomous, racist social media posts testify to. But it does mean that Trump is losing control of the storyline. Even among his own base, there is a growing realization that there is something rotten at the core of his administration.
BREAKING NEWS: Mike Johnson BANS Jasmine Crockett from Speaking — The House REVOLTS and Backs Jasmine Instantly The chamber went silent the moment Mike Johnson slammed his gavel and announced that Jasmine Crockett was “no longer recognized.” Gasps ricocheted across the floor. But before Johnson could move on, members from both sides of the aisle rose in open defiance. Chairs scraped. Voices erupted. And within seconds, the House flipped — not against Jasmine, but against Johnson himself. His attempt to silence her had ignited the biggest backlash of the session. 👉 The sentence Jasmine shouted that turned the entire House to her side, Just 5 five sentence one word…
Clinton said he was there. He has nothing to hide. He was in the pool with girls but he didn’t think they were underage. However, he has enough information and papers on Donald Trump until they can impeach him. They made a big mistake by asking Hillary and Bill Clinton to testify. It may be closed, but the transcripts will be released. Michael Tripp
YES: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposes raising taxes on the megarich — a corporate tax that matches New Jersey’s tax rate, and a 2% tax on people who make more than a million a year.
When Trump has lost this guy, he’s in real trouble!” President Donald Trump’s authoritarian project is finally running into real headwinds. That doesn’t mean that the danger is passing—far from it, as Trump’s escalating attacks on the voting process in the runup to the mid-term elections illustrate and as his venomous, racist social media posts testify to.
Republicans Demand FCC and Congressional Probe After Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show
Marjorie Taylor Greene just admitted the Epstein files were blocked by Trump himself. “That fight came directly from President Trump. He fought the hardest to STOP these files from being released.”
BREAKING: THE $1.4 BILLION RECKONING — THE MONEY HAS OFFICIALLY STOPPED FLOWING
Tensions Boil Over as Tom Hanks Unleashes a Blistering Attack** *By Staff Writer
Trump says he’s expecting a full Republican landslide in the upcoming midterms, presenting the prediction with his usual confidence as he outlines what he believes voters want this cycle.
