The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America
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It was the only way to fill the slot rendered vacant when Trump deported the prior employee?
"Working at an ADULT spa"? Doing what? Performing massages with "happy endings"?
Or arranging place settings at dining tables in the spa restaurant?
The direct answer to the meme question may be innocent. Before I reached adult age I worked whatever jobs I could find. So potential kudos might seem to be in order for Trump providing entry-level employment to America's nascent labor force. BUT !!
In the context of Trump's apparent pedophilic history, #1,381 seems to be corroboration.
Either way this meme relies on innuendo. It's not adequate as a formal accusation, which would at least require a specific disclosure of criminal or inappropriate jeopardy to the 15-year-old.
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Re #1,380
CASSIDY: Do you agree with me that President Trump deserves a Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed?
KENNEDY: Absolutely.
CASSIDY: But you just told Sen. Bennet that the Covid vaccine killed more people than Covid.
CASSIDY: Do you agree with me that President Trump deserves a Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed?
KENNEDY: Absolutely.
CASSIDY: But you just told Sen. Bennet that the Covid vaccine killed more people than Covid.
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Wish this guy would tell us what he really thinks without holding back .....
Just to be as transparent and clear as possible, I may have spent the last ten years saying things that were what some people would say were 'disrespectful' of the president of the United States.
It is true that on occasion that I have said that he was an Orange Shitdemon who defecates lies as easily as he breathes. I have also insulted his non-existent intelligence endlessly calling him an imbecile, a orange-face dunderhead, Donald Dumbfuckitus and when he had the unmitigated gall to say he was a 'stable genius' I made the observation that this was also inaccurate because any pet or rat in a stable had more intelligence than this absolute imbecile. I have literally worn out a thesaurus trying to find new words that can truly describe the flat imbecility that has afflicted every single person with a conscience.
I remember when Nixon said, 'Just think what you're losing. You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore' and that was true because nobody successfully kicked him into a coma that he did not recover from. Sadly Nixon lived longer than the 5 million people he murdered in Southeast Asia and his goblin Secretary of State lived to be a century old.
The point is that evil lives a very long time and we are still paying for the evil that Nixon unleashed on the people of America. Then came Ronald Reagan in his infinite stupidity unleashed ....
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Just to be as transparent and clear as possible, I may have spent the last ten years saying things that were what some people would say were 'disrespectful' of the president of the United States.
It is true that on occasion that I have said that he was an Orange Shitdemon who defecates lies as easily as he breathes. I have also insulted his non-existent intelligence endlessly calling him an imbecile, a orange-face dunderhead, Donald Dumbfuckitus and when he had the unmitigated gall to say he was a 'stable genius' I made the observation that this was also inaccurate because any pet or rat in a stable had more intelligence than this absolute imbecile. I have literally worn out a thesaurus trying to find new words that can truly describe the flat imbecility that has afflicted every single person with a conscience.
I remember when Nixon said, 'Just think what you're losing. You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore' and that was true because nobody successfully kicked him into a coma that he did not recover from. Sadly Nixon lived longer than the 5 million people he murdered in Southeast Asia and his goblin Secretary of State lived to be a century old.
The point is that evil lives a very long time and we are still paying for the evil that Nixon unleashed on the people of America. Then came Ronald Reagan in his infinite stupidity unleashed ....
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The Divided States of America....happening in Real Time!
You probably remember Marjorie Taylor Greene ranting about a “national divorce” between red and blue states. What you might not realize is that the divorce is already happening - blue states just aren’t bothering to send the papers.
While political pundits debate whether America is headed for another civil war, something much quieter is unfolding. It’s called soft secession, and it’s not about dramatic declarations or turning state nd federal law enforcement on each other. It’s about Democratic governors holding encrypted video calls to coordinate resistance, attorneys general filing lawsuits within hours of federal orders, and states quietly building parallel systems that make federal authority irrelevant within their borders.
The infrastructure for this resistance didn’t appear overnight. Oregon is stockpiling abortion medication in secret warehouses. California sits on $76 billion in reserves and gets to decide how to deploy it. Illinois is exploring something called “digital sovereignty” - whatever that means, but it sounds expensive for the feds. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey told MSNBC her state police would “absolutely not” help with Trump’s deportation efforts. She’s not bluffing, and she doesn’t need to be.
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You probably remember Marjorie Taylor Greene ranting about a “national divorce” between red and blue states. What you might not realize is that the divorce is already happening - blue states just aren’t bothering to send the papers.
While political pundits debate whether America is headed for another civil war, something much quieter is unfolding. It’s called soft secession, and it’s not about dramatic declarations or turning state nd federal law enforcement on each other. It’s about Democratic governors holding encrypted video calls to coordinate resistance, attorneys general filing lawsuits within hours of federal orders, and states quietly building parallel systems that make federal authority irrelevant within their borders.
The infrastructure for this resistance didn’t appear overnight. Oregon is stockpiling abortion medication in secret warehouses. California sits on $76 billion in reserves and gets to decide how to deploy it. Illinois is exploring something called “digital sovereignty” - whatever that means, but it sounds expensive for the feds. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey told MSNBC her state police would “absolutely not” help with Trump’s deportation efforts. She’s not bluffing, and she doesn’t need to be.
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Seems like rather pointless vulgar name-calling to me.
CitizenVoice.us is an ideal forum to analyze policy positions and consequences, and offer insights into potential improvement. #1,384 degrades the rhetorical assailant, & the debate
as much or more than it does Trump.
That's better.
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In the same vein as #1,384 (translation - if you didn't like that one you probably won't like this one)
Good morning! Donald Trump held court in what’s left of the Rose Garden last night, a ceremony he dubbed the inaugural meeting of the “Rose Garden Club.” The roses, he reassured us, were untouched, “in full bloom and they will be in full bloom during certain seasons”, as if the country needed a botanical State of the Union. The grass, though, was apparently a national emergency: “Every time we’d have a press conference, women in particular were sinking deep into the mud.” So, at taxpayer expense, the turf was replaced with stone. Call it the Augusta National approach to governance: re-grass America and the rest will sort itself out.
The evening spun into something between a loyalty banquet and a stand-up routine nobody asked for. Trump lavished praise on Mike Johnson, the “great speaker of our time or any other time,” and reminisced about those long nights when he had to call “Jim” and a dozen other “hard-nos” at 4 a.m. to twist arms. The lucky guests tonight, however, were the chosen ones, the lawmakers who never made him pick up the phone. In Trump’s telling, this was their reward: a steak dinner under the fairy lights, serenaded by the sound of a safe Washington, where women are now “walking by themselves alone, and they feel totally safe.” He even insisted crime in D.C. had been reduced by 87%, “Really? Who are the 13%?”, suggesting the remaining criminals had either been vaporized or relocated to Portland.
And just to gild the lily, he added a folksy homily about turf management: “Grass has a life like we have a life. It expired about 40 years ago in these parks.” As if America’s greatest threat were not economic collapse or foreign war, but geriatric sod in Lafayette Square. The crowd was also treated to the soundtrack of ....
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Good morning! Donald Trump held court in what’s left of the Rose Garden last night, a ceremony he dubbed the inaugural meeting of the “Rose Garden Club.” The roses, he reassured us, were untouched, “in full bloom and they will be in full bloom during certain seasons”, as if the country needed a botanical State of the Union. The grass, though, was apparently a national emergency: “Every time we’d have a press conference, women in particular were sinking deep into the mud.” So, at taxpayer expense, the turf was replaced with stone. Call it the Augusta National approach to governance: re-grass America and the rest will sort itself out.
The evening spun into something between a loyalty banquet and a stand-up routine nobody asked for. Trump lavished praise on Mike Johnson, the “great speaker of our time or any other time,” and reminisced about those long nights when he had to call “Jim” and a dozen other “hard-nos” at 4 a.m. to twist arms. The lucky guests tonight, however, were the chosen ones, the lawmakers who never made him pick up the phone. In Trump’s telling, this was their reward: a steak dinner under the fairy lights, serenaded by the sound of a safe Washington, where women are now “walking by themselves alone, and they feel totally safe.” He even insisted crime in D.C. had been reduced by 87%, “Really? Who are the 13%?”, suggesting the remaining criminals had either been vaporized or relocated to Portland.
And just to gild the lily, he added a folksy homily about turf management: “Grass has a life like we have a life. It expired about 40 years ago in these parks.” As if America’s greatest threat were not economic collapse or foreign war, but geriatric sod in Lafayette Square. The crowd was also treated to the soundtrack of ....
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Prager University, Walters, Oklahoma
The OKLAHOMA Supt. of Schools is now requiring teachers from "blue states," starting with California and New York, to pass a certification test prepared by PragerU to prove they "align with Oklahoma values".
USA Today is reporting that such candidates will have to "show they know the biological differences between females and males" and that they agree with PragerU's version of American History, which includes Trump's false conspiracy theory that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged and stolen".
Oklahoma schools Superintendent Ryan Walters said in an interview with USA TODAY that he has used a Trump campaign slogan to name the new requirement - "The America First Certification".
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PragerU is not a college - it is not certified to teach anything, is not recognized by any ....
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The OKLAHOMA Supt. of Schools is now requiring teachers from "blue states," starting with California and New York, to pass a certification test prepared by PragerU to prove they "align with Oklahoma values".
USA Today is reporting that such candidates will have to "show they know the biological differences between females and males" and that they agree with PragerU's version of American History, which includes Trump's false conspiracy theory that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged and stolen".
Oklahoma schools Superintendent Ryan Walters said in an interview with USA TODAY that he has used a Trump campaign slogan to name the new requirement - "The America First Certification".
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PragerU is not a college - it is not certified to teach anything, is not recognized by any ....
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DOJ says names of two associates Epstein wired $100k and $250k to should stay secret
The Justice Department request came after NBC News asked a federal judge to unseal the names of two people Epstein paid and helped protect from prosecution.
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Another post from somebody who doesn't like Trump (same guy as #1,384) - and "Predator Patio" wins the internet
Here's for a touch of afternoon schadenfreude. Donald Trump strutted into Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday like he was about to collect another meaningless golf trophy. Instead, he walked straight into a wall of sound that no amount of spin, censorship, or Rolex-suite insulation could drown out. New Yorkers booed, and they booed hard.
The U.S. Open men’s final was already delayed by thirty minutes thanks to the president’s security circus, which left ticket holders stuck outside in long lines while Trump was busy waving to a half-empty stadium. That alone was enough to sour the crowd, but when ESPN cut to his face on the big screen, Queens did what Queens does best: they let him have it. Thirty seconds of relentless, stadium-shaking jeers, audible even through the U.S. Tennis Association’s desperate request broadcasters mute the reaction. Sorry, Donald, cell phones exist. You can’t hush an entire borough.
Protesters outside made sure the jeering was an organized affair. Chants of “Boo that mother effer!” and “Trump must go!” punctuated the night, courtesy of ....
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Here's for a touch of afternoon schadenfreude. Donald Trump strutted into Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday like he was about to collect another meaningless golf trophy. Instead, he walked straight into a wall of sound that no amount of spin, censorship, or Rolex-suite insulation could drown out. New Yorkers booed, and they booed hard.
The U.S. Open men’s final was already delayed by thirty minutes thanks to the president’s security circus, which left ticket holders stuck outside in long lines while Trump was busy waving to a half-empty stadium. That alone was enough to sour the crowd, but when ESPN cut to his face on the big screen, Queens did what Queens does best: they let him have it. Thirty seconds of relentless, stadium-shaking jeers, audible even through the U.S. Tennis Association’s desperate request broadcasters mute the reaction. Sorry, Donald, cell phones exist. You can’t hush an entire borough.
Protesters outside made sure the jeering was an organized affair. Chants of “Boo that mother effer!” and “Trump must go!” punctuated the night, courtesy of ....
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Native American Elder tells ICE to fork off .....
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Hear this loving message from a Native American elder who stood his ground amid utter mayhem during the National Day of Action Against ICE earlier this year.
52K views · 21K reactions | @americaweneedtotalk_ 👇🏽 From @statuscoup Hear this loving message from a Native American elder who stood his ground amid utter mayhem during the National Day of Action Against ICE earlier this year. Reported on-the-grou
@americaweneedtotalk_ 👇🏽 From @statuscoup Hear this loving message from a Native American elder who stood his ground amid utter mayhem during the National Day of Action Against ICE earlier this year....
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Hear this loving message from a Native American elder who stood his ground amid utter mayhem during the National Day of Action Against ICE earlier this year.
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Another one - the US just blew up a boat in international waters and bragged about it - how many international laws did this violate?
Donald Trump has discovered a new toy in his second term: blowing up boats on live TV. This week, the president stood in the Oval Office and bragged that U.S. forces had “literally shot out a boat, a drug-carrying boat, a lot of drugs in that boat.” Moments later, Marco Rubio, now somehow both Secretary of State and National Security Adviser, dutifully confirmed it on Twitter, calling the strike “lethal” and “necessary.” Trump himself posted the video on Truth Social, unclassified and perfectly packaged for social media.
This wasn’t your standard Coast Guard bust. The administration claims the boat was crewed by .....
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It's safe to say that no drug boat is going to have 11 people on it. More likely a people smuggling boat this they blew up a bunch of asylum seekers or victims of trafficking.
Donald Trump has discovered a new toy in his second term: blowing up boats on live TV. This week, the president stood in the Oval Office and bragged that U.S. forces had “literally shot out a boat, a drug-carrying boat, a lot of drugs in that boat.” Moments later, Marco Rubio, now somehow both Secretary of State and National Security Adviser, dutifully confirmed it on Twitter, calling the strike “lethal” and “necessary.” Trump himself posted the video on Truth Social, unclassified and perfectly packaged for social media.
This wasn’t your standard Coast Guard bust. The administration claims the boat was crewed by .....
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It's safe to say that no drug boat is going to have 11 people on it. More likely a people smuggling boat this they blew up a bunch of asylum seekers or victims of trafficking.
Winning the envy and admiration of schoolyard bullies coast to coast?
Delicate phrasing aside, ghastly. BUT !
Even if not, murder on the high seas, or if within territorial limits, an act of war?
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Trump says U.S. would be on ‘brink of economic catastrophe’ unless justices rule his tariffs are legal
U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking a swift and definitive decision on tariffs from the Supreme Court that he helped shape, saying the country would be on “the brink of economic catastrophe” without the import taxes he has imposed on U.S. rivals and allies alike.
The administration used near-apocalyptic terms that are highly unusual in Supreme Court filings as it asked the justices late Wednesday to intervene and reverse an appeals court ruling that found most of Trump’s tariffs are an illegal use of an emergency powers law. The tariffs remain in place, for now.
The tariffs and their erratic rollout have shaken global markets, alienated U.S. trading partners and allies, and raised fears of higher prices and slower economic growth.
But the Republican president has also used the trade penalties to pressure the European Union, Japan and others into accepting new deals. Revenue from tariffs totaled $159 billion by late August, more than double what it was at the same point a year earlier.
Raising the stakes even higher, Solicitor General D. John Sauer urged the Supreme Court to decide in a week’s time whether ....
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The United States of America transitioned from a fragile 18th century experiment to a global superpower, even though it took a few centuries.
Yet in all that time we didn't use or have Trump's tariffs. Where along that centuries long timeline was the U.S. "on brink of economic catastrophe"?
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That's the obvious question - why didn't the US economy collapse before Trump imposed his tariffs?
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On July 8, 2025, #BrookeRollins, U.S. Agriculture Secretary under #DonaldTrump, sparked controversy by suggesting that agriculture could replace deported immigrant workers with “34 million able-bodied adults on Medicaid” and automation as part of a shift toward a “100 % American workforce” . Rollins emphasized that “there will be no amnesty for undocumented farmworkers,” even while hinting at automation and new visa options like H‑2A to address labor shortages .
Meanwhile, farmers in states like California report real-world impacts: many immigrant workers stopped showing up to jobs out of fear over deportation raids, leading to crops literally rotting in the fields . With USDA data showing that roughly 42% of U.S. farmworkers are undocumented and nearly 70% are foreign-born, experts warn that neither robots nor Medicaid recipients can quickly fill the gap . Agriculture industry groups and economists caution that these labor shortages and policy disruptions could drive up crop production costs and, ultimately, grocery prices for everyday Americans .
#BrookeRollins #DonaldTrump #agriculture #farmworkers #immigration #deportation #automation #Medicaid #laborcrisis #foodprices #USDA #H2Avisa
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The plan isn’t working… Produce is about to get way more expensive than those eggs!
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On July 8, 2025, #BrookeRollins, U.S. Agriculture Secretary under #DonaldTrump, sparked controversy by suggesting that agriculture could replace deported immigrant workers with “34 million...
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Inquired in context of:
Personal opinion:
Because President Chicken Little cares more about his own ego than he does about the U.S. economy, or the welfare / prosperity of the nation he was elected to serve.
Yes BUT !!
Eli Whitney didn't invent the cotton gin because President Washington commanded it.
There have been some impressive agricultural harvesting innovations since the 18th century:
Skimming cranberries by the bucketful from water's surface is more economical than picking them one at a time.
Automation shall indeed continue to render U.S. agriculture more efficient. BUT !
President Trump should be informed:
the correct sequence is to first implement the modernization, then
find alternate sources of employment for the displaced workers.
Mass deportation is a presidential blunder of epic proportion.
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The stupid, it burns.
The Trump administration just pulled off the industrial policy equivalent of lighting your own house on fire to prove you have working smoke alarms. On September 4 federal agencies swarmed Hyundai’s gleaming Georgia battery plant construction site like it was Pablo Escobar’s hacienda. Four hundred seventy five people were arrested, most of them South Korean nationals flown in by subcontractors to help build the very factory Trump’s White House has been bragging about as proof America is “open for business.” For the past two years the Megaplex Complex has under construction and the automotive division began operations in March 2025, under Trump. The still under construction complex was scheduled for a summer 2026 completion. It was the largest worksite raid in DHS history, which is less a milestone than a confession that your economic strategy and your immigration crackdown are literally punching each other in the face.
Diplomatically, Seoul is furious. The South Korean foreign ministry expressed “concern and regret,” which is diplomatic code for “you clowns just humiliated our investors and we have to pretend ....
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The Trump administration just pulled off the industrial policy equivalent of lighting your own house on fire to prove you have working smoke alarms. On September 4 federal agencies swarmed Hyundai’s gleaming Georgia battery plant construction site like it was Pablo Escobar’s hacienda. Four hundred seventy five people were arrested, most of them South Korean nationals flown in by subcontractors to help build the very factory Trump’s White House has been bragging about as proof America is “open for business.” For the past two years the Megaplex Complex has under construction and the automotive division began operations in March 2025, under Trump. The still under construction complex was scheduled for a summer 2026 completion. It was the largest worksite raid in DHS history, which is less a milestone than a confession that your economic strategy and your immigration crackdown are literally punching each other in the face.
Diplomatically, Seoul is furious. The South Korean foreign ministry expressed “concern and regret,” which is diplomatic code for “you clowns just humiliated our investors and we have to pretend ....
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