| Pemalite said: I am wondering how his support base is coping with his shenanigans? Regret their vote yet? |
"Why do other countries get to put tariffs on us, but we're not allowed to put tariffs on them?"
"Why are unelected judges overriding what we voted for?"
| Pemalite said: Even Musk is not happy with TACO... 100's of billions of new debt just undermined all the hard work he made. |
No, because that was never the point.
The cruelty and malice towards their fellow Americans and the entire rest of the world was always the point. They're willing to take a huge financial hit to hurt other people.
| Ryuu96 said: Omg he is so angry about being called TACO, Lmfao. Making up a bunch of shit to try to justify him chickening out because he is mad about his nickname, then make up more shit to justify being "tough" on China again because he's mad about his nickname. If he does this whole rant about China "violating" an agreement then does nothing in response except rant on Truth Social he will look even more chicken so I'm going to assume the 130%+ tariffs are returning, Lol. Or it's another "Putin is making me mad" style post. The sheer amount of shit that he makes up is unreal, based on his post, China was on the verge of complete collapse due to Trump, factories closing all over, civil unrest (LMFAO) but Trump through the sheer goodness of his own heart, came down like an angel to save China, he did it not for America, but for China, he just cares that much for China! He's a true Chinese hero. |
Trump is the best thing to happen to China since Deng Xiaoping.
Just a few years ago, the U.S. was actually expanding its GDP lead over China. Predictions ten years ago had China catching up to the US GDP during the period that would be covered by Trump's second term. During Biden's term, economists were starting to say that China might never catch up to the USA, thanks to its own economic slowdown and its demographic crisis.
They're back on track, now. Not because of anything extraordinary they did, but because Trump has an abysmal understanding of macroeconomics, not to mention international relations.
Trump Taps Palantir to Create Master Database on Every American
"The New York Times reports that President Trump has enlisted the firm, founded by far-right billionaire Peter Thiel, to carry out his March executive order instructing government agencies to share data with each other. The order has increased fears that the government is putting together a database to wield surveillance powers over the American public.
Since then, the administration has been very quiet about these efforts, increasing suspicion. Meanwhile, Palantir has taken more than $113 million in government spending since Trump took office, from both existing contracts and new ones with the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security. That number is expected to grow, especially given that the firm just won a new $795 million contract with the DOD last week."
Trump doesn't close the door on pardoning Diddy and talks about how much Diddy once liked him
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) 30 May 2025 at 19:31
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GOP Sen. Joni Ernst responds to voters saying that cutting Medicaid will kill them: “Well, we all are going to die.”
— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen.bsky.social) 30 May 2025 at 15:27
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The party of "family values" once again protecting sexual predators. Maybe Taco, Diddy, and the Tate brothers could have a foursome.
US group condemns MIT for barring anti-war student from graduation
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has denounced the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for banning a class president from attending her graduation ceremony after she gave a speech critical of MIT’s collaboration with the Israeli military.
Megha Vemuri was told she’s barred from the campus after she highlighted MIT’s research ties with the Israel army and said, “we are watching Israel try to wipe Palestine off the face of the Earth, and it’s a shame that MIT is a part of it”.
Tahirah Amatul-Wadud, CAIR’s Massachusetts executive director, said Vemuri was punished because she “dared to deliver a powerful speech criticizing the university’s complicity in war crimes perpetrated by the Israeli government”.
“MIT officials should be ashamed of themselves for both helping enable the Israeli government’s genocide and for silencing their own students who speak up against those crimes against humanity,” Amatul-Wadud said in a statement.
“MIT must respect academic freedom and respect the voices of its students, not punish and intimidate those who speak out against genocide and in support of Palestinian humanity.”
Free speech is dead, only hate speech is protected now.
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