You may have already forgotten Trump shared a video on "Truth" Social depicting himself in a crown flying a fighter jet labeled "King Trump," which dumps materials on protesters. Hmmm.
Here's why these protests happened and will continue to be held:
1) Military action without clear congressional authorization. (The Constitution gives Congress war powers; acting unilaterally resembles executive overreach.) For those unfamiliar with our constitution, Article I, Section 8 clarifies that only Congress has the power to formally declare war. But glad to know that you are pro-Israel!
2) Heavy reliance on executive power / orders (Executive orders are legal, but overuse for major policy shifts is straight up bypassing the legislative branch.)
3) Immigration enforcement crackdowns (ICE operations) reflects unchecked federal force and reduced civil protections.
4) Mass firing of federal workers is consolidating executive control over government institutions and reducing internal dissent.
5) Perceived attacks on democratic institutions (judiciary, pressuring the FED chair aka bullying the federal reserve, paramount hostility toward the press)
6) Handling of elections / voting concerns (perceived undermining of elections triggers “anti-democratic” accusations.)
7) Federal force & protest response concerns (Use of force against protests is straight up suppressing dissent.)
Oh and remember Trumps large military parade in Washington, D.C. that resembled Kim Jong Uns'?
OBVIOUSLY, none of this means the U.S. is literally a monarchy.
These are symbolic events if you can understand that much.
Source it or silence. If this is from HER BOOK, find the actual quote. Try. Oh wait...
Claim: Hillary Clinton said “the average Democrat voter is just plain stupid.”
AP ASSESSMENT: False. Hillary Clinton did not say, “Look, the average Democrat voter is just plain stupid. They’re easy to manipulate. That’s the easy part.” The quote is said to be from the book “Rewriting History” by Dick Morris, which was published in May 2004. Morris, a former adviser to President Bill Clinton, confirmed in an email to The Associated Press that the quote attributed to Hillary Clinton is “not true.” Eileen McGann, Morris’ wife and co-author, expanded on his comment saying, “Dick has categorically denied that the quote was in the book.”
The photo of Clinton with this false quote appeared in 2015 on a Tumblr page titled “Shocking Hillary Clinton quotes,” which featured a variety of false references. The page asked followers to “SHARE and SPREAD these far and wide…& vote for Donald Trump in November.”
Here’s more information on Facebook’s fact-checking program: https://www.facebook.com/help/1952307158131536
Also I'm NOT stating I agree with Hillary Clinton's political views nor her actual statements. My reply here is merely to fact check that photo's false quote. That's all. Have a great day!
Au contraire, Giantsquonk. I’m not in the “orange man bad.” I support what actually makes sense and benefits Americans, regardless of who signs it.
I fully support criminal justice reform (First Step Act, 2018), HBCU funding (FUTURE Act), insulin cost reductions under Medicare Part D, hospital price transparency, the animal cruelty law (PACT Act, 2019), and public lands funding (Great American Outdoors Act)—all done under Trump. I may have even missed something.
You can disagree with someone overall and still acknowledge when they get things right. This Iran “excursion,” plus tariffs that have measurably raised consumer prices and effectively acted as a tax on U.S. households, escalating foreign conflicts that contradict “America First” promises, and unclear involvement in places like Venezuela, is not what most Americans would call “right.”
Even within Trump's own base, there’s been real backlash. Tucker Carlson, Rand Paul, Thomas Massie, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Vivek Ramaswamy, Donald Trump Jr., and Steve Bannon have all, at various points, criticized interventionist moves as a departure from the anti-war stance many supporters expected. Who's hoop are you jumping through?
On top of that, public clashes with allies, aggressive rhetoric toward foreign leaders, and trade wars with major partners have added instability abroad and uncertainty at home.
Again, I likely missed stuff but it should be rather evident now that my posts are not derived from a blind partisan libtard. I’d just as quickly challenge a blind partisan liberal if I thought their position was just as misguided.
Thanks for taking the time to engage with my post, regardless of your viewpoint. I don’t mean to offend you and hope you have a great day!
