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Presumably in case they get any ideas about the Arc de Trump and the Emperor's new ballroom.
One witness said Hoekstra appeared to be upset about the anti-tariff ad that the province recently ran on television in the U.S., which has infuriated President Donald Trump. The witness said Hoesktra could be heard using the F-word and also mentioned Ontario Premier Doug Ford by name.
Well, I guess that's settled.Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday that he’s spoken with President Donald Trump about the possibility he might seek a third term but said he doesn’t “see the path” for such a move.
Asked about Trump floating a third term, which is barred under the Constitution, Johnson replied, “Well, there’s the 22nd Amendment.”
“It’s been a great run, but I think the president knows, and he and I’ve talked about, the constrictions of the Constitution,” Johnson told reporters at a Tuesday news conference.
You can have more than one f word.I thought "Ford" was the f word.
Dude sounds like death.
By now, the most important lesson to draw from that is that he is still breathing.Dude sounds like death.
Also WTF is he on about?
I believe it was, "I SAID A THING AND IT WAS THE CLEVEREST THING ANYBODY EVER SAID. NOBEL PRIZE! FORIGNURS TALK FUNNY! WHO'S A GOOD BOY? ME!"Also WTF is he on about?
Nailed it!I believe it was, "I SAID A THING AND IT WAS THE CLEVEREST THING ANYBODY EVER SAID. NOBEL PRIZE! FORIGNURS TALK FUNNY! WHO'S A GOOD BOY? ME!"
Soyinka, who has taught in the US and previously held a green card, joked on Tuesday that his green card “had an accident” eight years ago and “fell between a pair of scissors.” In 2017, he destroyed his green card in protest of Trump’s first inauguration.
The letter he received informing him of his visa revocation cites “additional information became available after the visa was issued,” as the reason for its revocation, but does not describe what that information was.
Soyinka believes it may be because he recently referred to Trump as a “white version of Idi Amin,” a reference to the dictator who ruled Uganda from 1971 until 1979.
To those of us who grew up outside the US and witnessed Reagan’s presidency from afar, he often seemed at best a fairly preposterous leader. But in the years since his death, in the US Reagan has come to stand for unimpeachable political authority – and not just on the right – an American icon on a par with John Wayne and a symbol of the soul of the Republican party. At the end of the Ontario ad, a clip of Reagan recording the address shows him wearing a plaid cowboy shirt, and looking rugged and authentic.
There is almost no point of comparison for Trump as far as this image is concerned. Burnished by exactly the nostalgia Trump has leveraged for his own political gain, Reagan’s words and image in that ad pitch the current president’s emptied-out, shiny-suited, barely Republican Maga movement against Reagan’s “Morning in America again” original – or at least against the modern spin on the original that has so much power today.
In August the president signed an executive order prescribing “classical architecture” as the official state aesthetic. Whatever eventually rises from the pile of rubble beside the south lawn, it will be a pastiche of pastiche: “Caesar’s Palace meets the Palace of Versailles,” predicted CNN.
When political leaders summon the architects and interior designers, they also invite pomposity over the threshold. In the 1660s Louis XIV decided to give a glow-up to a hunting lodge outside Paris, for which his subjects received a bill for 100m livres tournois (probably around $2.6bn in today’s money) and an immense, glittering metaphor for inequality (see picture). The conclusion to this story—involving a basket, the head of his great-great-great-grandson, and a lot of cheering—has not managed to deter more recent leaders.
Meh.Trump confirms recent MRI but declines to give reason why
One very possible reason:
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I saw a doc hypothesizing that it wasn't even an MRI but a CT scan, because Trump described it with something like, "You know, they have this machine ..." and moved his hand back and forth.
The insane ramblings of a madman with a mushroom-shaped penis.Coming next: American nuclear weapons tests. Also Trump is again delusional, because Russia has more nuclear arms.
The United States has more Nuclear Weapons than any other country. This was accomplished, including a complete update and renovation of existing weapons, during my First Term in office. Because of the tremendous destructive power, I HATED to do it, but had no choice! Russia is second, and China is a distant third, but will be even within 5 years. Because of other countries testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis. That process will begin immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP