The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America

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#4,055 Natural blonde are you Marsha?
#4,056 myth·o·ma·ni·a (mĭth′ə-mānē-ə, -mānyə) A compulsion to embroider the truth, engage in exaggeration, or tell lies.
#4057 I believe when GWB made the appointment CJ Roberts imagined SCOTUS would be his stepping-stone to greatness. - fizzle -
#4,058 (y) ❗ 🤯

#4,060 "Americans should be afraid of what is happening in our military."
#4,059 Hegseth > I suspect many / most Americans don't know the whole story. Among those that do, who believes / fully understands the severity?
America as a nation, Americans as a People have paid high price before, but usually for something of greater value in return.
Hegseth forfeiting our tenured military leadership / brain-trust, for fashion? Because the belt of their uniforms are almost as long as the belt President Trump wears? :cry:
 
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Donald Trump sparks new health fears as he approaches Marine One – 'he needs hand rail'​


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The videos began circulating as Trump set out on the first leg of his midterm campaign push. Viewers who watched him cross the pavement to Marine One said his path wasn't straight and that he seemed to veer off line along the way. The clips spread fast on X, and the comment threads filled up with theories.

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How People Reacted Online​

Some commenters focused on his legs. A few suggested his right leg wasn't working properly. Others had a different idea, wondering whether ...

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"Some commenters focused on his legs. A few suggested his right leg wasn't working properly." #4,063
What a pity Trump's right wing isn't as graceful as his wobbly leg.

Here's another example:
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As dysfunctional as Trump may be below the waist,
not half as bad as Trump above the shoulders.
“I hate to be controversial. I wanna be uncontroversial.” President Trump 26/04/15
a·skew
 

Insidious move, Republicans seeking to exonerate Nixon​


Unbelievable.But expected. Trump has committed so many egregious crimes. And now, Republicans are fearful that if Democrats take back the House, Trump is going to face some accountability. And NIXON is the benchmark. He committed serious abuse of POTUS powers and paid the price*.

There are Nixon defenders out there who believe he was given an unfair shake. That what he did "was within the purview of his role as president." Well, the SCOTUS didn't buy that. Even the Republican Party back then recognized his criminality. And so... the MAGA Republicans are seeing an opportunity. Maybe THIS TIME with a DOJ under Trump's control, they can get a legal ruling that Nixon should not have been forced to resign. ALL because TRUMP is overdue for some serious accountability.

Once again, Republicans are trying to PROTECT THE CRIMINAL PRESIDENT.

WSJ article, for more: https://archive.ph/asff3

...(paid the price... yeah, well, I think more people than not wanted to see him put on trial for what he did. But Ford pardoned him... that pesky POTUS power, which now Trump is abusing in severe abundance. THAT needs to change too).
 
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In crude Ohio rally speech, Trump says he may not help if Democrats win​

By Bo Erickson and Nandita Bose / Sat, October 3, 2026 at 10:32 PM GMT-5

VANDALIA, Ohio, Oct 3 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump used an Ohio rally on Saturday to mix profane attacks on Democrats with promises of financial help if Republicans win the midterms and a warning that he would be less willing to work with the state if Democrats prevail.
"Just get out ‌and vote," Trump said at a rally for Republican candidates, including US Senator Jon Husted and Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. "If you do that, we're going to win, and we're going to ‌win big, and we're going to shove it up their ass."

Why has this maniac not been removed from his second term in presidential office?
 

Dramatic footage shows alleged narco boat erupt in fireball during US military strike​

The death toll from these strikes is now at more than 235, with the Pentagon refusing to release evidence of drugs on board​

By Landon Mion Fox News Published October 5, 2026 1:22am EDT
The U.S. military on Sunday announced a lethal strike on another vessel in the Caribbean carrying alleged narco-traffickers, killing four people on board.
 
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THIS IS HILARIOUS: RFK Jr.'s MAHA movement has erupted into a full-blown civil war, and it's choking off money Republicans were counting on for the midterms.

Read that again.

A rebellion has been brewing inside the "Make America Healthy Again" world, with a growing faction accusing its own leaders of selling out to business interests.

And the numbers are brutal.

In March, Kennedy's friend Tony Lyons promised to raise $100 million to elect Republicans allied with RFK Jr.

So far, his MAHA PAC has raised just $1 million.

One million. Out of a promised hundred.

Then came the summit.

Lyons hosted an invite-only event at the Waldorf-Astoria in Washington, sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI and Walmart.

Walmart.

The same Walmart whose shelves are packed with the ultra-processed foods the MAHA movement says it's fighting.

And the movement's own people lost it.

Robert Malone, a former Kennedy adviser, said it's shocking how quickly a movement built to challenge the system "appears to have reproduced it."

Stephanie Stock, who runs a MAHA group in Ohio, put it even more bluntly.

"These guys are throwing galas, and we've just kind of had it."

She said she looks at the sponsors and thinks, "What in the world?"

And Larry Sharpe, who worked on Kennedy's 2024 campaign, said simply: "It's a civil war out there."

Think about that.

A movement that told its followers to distrust big corporations just threw a party sponsored by big corporations.

And now its own supporters are refusing to open their wallets.

Kennedy's own coalition is turning on itself, and Republicans are the ones feeling it.

You really can't make this stuff up.
 
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BREAKING: Maggie Haberman just dropped a blockbuster front-page investigation cataloguing exactly how Trump has been using the full power of the federal government to silence the press, and it's a story he desperately did not want written.

The piece, co-authored with Jim Rutenberg, lays it all out in stark terms.

The Justice Department has sent FBI agents to reporters' homes to serve subpoenas, in at least one case flashing a warrant to seize devices. The Pentagon fired the editor and publisher of Stars and Stripes, the military's traditionally independent newspaper, and locked out journalists who refused to sign pledges limiting what they could report. Regulatory agencies have leaned on media companies over their content. Public television and radio funding has been stripped away.

Trump has sued major news organizations personally. The White House seized control of the press pool that follows the president, hand-picking which outlets are allowed access.

And Times reporters investigating security problems with Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One were hit with subpoenas of their own, later withdrawn only after it looked like the Justice Department was about to lose in court.

Here's what makes this reporting land even harder.

Trump has spent recent weeks personally attacking Haberman, calling her "unattractive," a "scammer," and a "stalker" after she reported he was skipping the 9/11 ceremony at the World Trade Center because he wouldn't be allowed to give a speech there.

She didn't flinch. She didn't mention the attacks in her story. She just did her job and published the facts.


The full article appeared in the Oct 4th issue of the NYT
 
It's scary that he actually believes this

 
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