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I suspect it's usually him in his own words. Professional social media managers would be more coherent.Nope, probably neither did Trump - or whichever intern is running that official Truth social account for him.
What? So Trump enjoys being laughed at? Huh?Nope, probably neither did Trump
I love that being called chicken is doing actual psychological harm to Trump. He hates being laughed at.
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Elon Musk suffered a violent outburst during a shouting match in the Oval Office, former Trump strategist Steve Bannon has revealed.
Bannon told the Daily Mail that the billionaire “got physical” with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent upon being confronted over the Department of Government Efficiency’s meager savings.
“Scott Bessent called him out and said, ‘You promised us a trillion dollars (in cuts), and now you’re at like $100 billion, and nobody can find anything, what are you doing?’” Bannon said. “And that’s when Elon got physical. It’s a sore subject with him.”
“It wasn’t an argument, it was a physical confrontation. Elon basically shoved him,” Bannon added.
TrumpIt was just a few days ago when The New York Times published a headline — on Page 3 of Section B — that read, “Stocks Rally on the ‘TACO Trade.’” The accompanying article was principally about Wall Street climbing after Trump delayed his announced tariffs on the European Union, but it also included this explanation:
Stock markets jumped on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest gain in weeks. ... They also talked about tacos. Or rather, the ‘TACO’ trade, which is short for Trump Always Chickens Out. The tongue-in-cheek term, coined by [Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong], has been adopted by some to describe the pattern in which markets tumble after Mr. Trump makes tariff threats, only to rebound just as sharply when he relents and gives countries more time to negotiate deals.
Missed where Taco came from. Then all these posts about Taco.
Trump
Always
Chickens
Out
TACO
Considering the number of articles that have Taco in them, and they explain what TACO is about . . . I don't read the news, it appears.
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Maddow Blog | Unfortunately for Trump, the ‘TACO’ label isn’t just true, it’s also gaining traction
The "Trump Always Chickens Out" framing has caught on with extraordinary speed. The "TACO" memes are likely to annoy the president to no end.www.yahoo.com
As Trump issued his legal threats against Harvard, the historian Michael Braddick sent me a text.
This is the core of the reasoning behind the attacks on universities. It's the key that unlocks our understanding of what's happening."The key metric in favour of my field: There is a 100% correlation between free and critical inquiry in the humanities and a free society. All politicians hate it and authoritarians always try to shut it down."
Dark TACO? (I think I want one in red.)