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It's sad when the lower courts have more integrity than SCOTUS
The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America
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Uh oh... next he'll be demanding access to B.C.'s 'water faucet' and other Canadian 'faucets' he thinks should belong to him
People need to understand this water “crisis” Trump is screaming about is WAY more complex than the President puffing his chest and threatening Mexico with a 5% tariff.
Trump is acting like he can bully nature, bully Mexico, and somehow magically make water appear during a historic drought a drought impacting BOTH Texas and northern Mexico. Water doesn’t come from speeches. It doesn’t come from fear-mongering. And you can’t deliver water that literally doesn’t exist.
Here’s the part Trump isn’t telling anyone:
The U.S. and Mexico have a long-standing water treaty where BOTH countries depend on each other.
We give Mexico huge guaranteed water deliveries from the Colorado River every single year.
Mexico gives Texas water from its tributaries over a five-year cycle. This arrangement prevents water wars and keeps the price of fruits, vegetables, and agriculture stable on both sides.
If Trump storms in with his cowboy diplomacy threatening tariffs, insulting Mexico, and acting like Mexico is “stealing” water then BOTH countries will suffer.
And guess who pays first?
American consumers.
Higher food prices. Empty fields. Lost jobs.
This isn’t just politics it’s our food supply.
What we should be demanding right now is a comprehensive drought assessment from the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC).
A real scientific report on reservoir levels, rainfall collapse, climate patterns, and why water deliveries are behind.
Because this isn’t sabotage this is climate reality.
Texas and northern Mexico are in one of the worst long-term drought periods ever recorded.
Global warming isn’t a hoax it’s literally drying up the rivers we’re fighting over.
This is the moment for cooperation, not conflict.
Water scarcity requires diplomacy, engineers, hydrologists, and long-term planning not another strongman performance for cable news clips.
Threatening tariffs and stoking a resource war won’t create a single drop of water.
Working WITH Mexico might.
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People need to understand this water “crisis” Trump is screaming about is WAY more complex than the President puffing his chest and threatening Mexico with a 5% tariff.
Trump is acting like he can bully nature, bully Mexico, and somehow magically make water appear during a historic drought a drought impacting BOTH Texas and northern Mexico. Water doesn’t come from speeches. It doesn’t come from fear-mongering. And you can’t deliver water that literally doesn’t exist.
Here’s the part Trump isn’t telling anyone:
The U.S. and Mexico have a long-standing water treaty where BOTH countries depend on each other.
We give Mexico huge guaranteed water deliveries from the Colorado River every single year.
Mexico gives Texas water from its tributaries over a five-year cycle. This arrangement prevents water wars and keeps the price of fruits, vegetables, and agriculture stable on both sides.
If Trump storms in with his cowboy diplomacy threatening tariffs, insulting Mexico, and acting like Mexico is “stealing” water then BOTH countries will suffer.
And guess who pays first?
American consumers.
Higher food prices. Empty fields. Lost jobs.
This isn’t just politics it’s our food supply.
What we should be demanding right now is a comprehensive drought assessment from the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC).
A real scientific report on reservoir levels, rainfall collapse, climate patterns, and why water deliveries are behind.
Because this isn’t sabotage this is climate reality.
Texas and northern Mexico are in one of the worst long-term drought periods ever recorded.
Global warming isn’t a hoax it’s literally drying up the rivers we’re fighting over.
This is the moment for cooperation, not conflict.
Water scarcity requires diplomacy, engineers, hydrologists, and long-term planning not another strongman performance for cable news clips.
Threatening tariffs and stoking a resource war won’t create a single drop of water.
Working WITH Mexico might.
SOURCE
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Believe it or not, this is real, and it's part of the Administration's war on diversity (gotta get rid of those woke fonts)
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And they said those things while under oath
Deport Somalians, but BRING BACK THE FONT SERIFS !
Trump Aides Beg Him to Stop Blaming Biden for His Own Mess
Ewan Palmer / Tue, December 9, 2025 at 10:04 AM ESTWeary aides to President Donald Trump want him to stop making fantastical claims about the economy and pinning woes on his predecessor, according to a new report.
Trump, whose net worth is estimated at more than $6 billion, has frequently dismissed suggestions that Americans are experiencing severe financial anxiety or struggling with affordability, calling such concerns a “hoax” or a “con job” pushed by Democrats.
Trump Aides Beg Him to Stop Blaming Biden for His Own Mess
Weary aides to President Donald Trump want him to stop making fantastical claims about the economy and pinning woes on his predecessor, according to a new report. White House officials are urging Trump not to dismiss concerns from tens of millions of Americans about the cost-of-living crisis and...
President Trump’s “brand is tanking,” said Inae Oh in Mother Jones. A Gallup survey released last week found his approval rating has “cratered to 36%, the lowest of his second term” and close to his all-time low of 34% after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Trump’s approval numbers have fallen across the board over the past month: from 91% to 84% among Republicans, 33% to 25% among independents, and 6% to 3% among Democrats. Trump can only blame himself for this collapse, said Michael Tomasky in The New Republic. Polls show that only one of his major initiatives—securing the border—enjoys broad public support. Everything else, from tariffs to mass deportations to conflict with Venezuela, is opposed by a clear majority of Americans. Trump may be able to win over Middle America on the campaign trail, but he loses their support when “governing becomes the task.”
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Think a head.
Trump: Losing energy and support
Polls show that only one of his major initiatives—securing the border—enjoys broad public support
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This is "freaky" - not just the fact that it can be done but the fact that the Secret Service (aka the US Gov't) did it.
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And it's only going to get worse.
Tourists from 42 countries will have to submit 5 years of social media history to enter U.S. under Trump plan
The Trump administration is proposing to ask visitors from countries with visa-free travel to the U.S. to submit five years of their social media history before they can enter.
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BREAKING: White House MELTDOWN! Trump demands immunity from the International Criminal Court — and threatens sanctions if they don’t deliver.
In a move that screams guilty conscience, the Trump White House has just issued a threat straight out of a mob movie: promise not to prosecute Donald Trump, or we’ll sanction the International Criminal Court.Yes, you read that right. The administration is openly pressuring the world’s top war-crimes tribunal to pledge it will never investigate the president, the vice president, or even the secretary of war — not now, not in 2029, not ever.
According to Reuters, Trump officials told the ICC to stand down immediately and drop all ongoing investigations, including probes into U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Israel’s leadership over the war in Gaza. If they don’t? The administration is threatening to ....
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