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To what? I'll take this as an admission that you have no grounds to oppose in good faith anything I've posted.

He's a disaster and I am an educated impartial observer.

Uh, no, Trump is a disaster

Trump is a grift machine. His primary products are misinformation, illegality, corruption and hate. Manufactured enemies, fake trade deals, manipulated markets, his own personal jet. His gullible followers latch on to the hate he peddles while he robs the country blind and seeks to destroy the best parts of it for his own personal gain.

Spoken in the true authoritarian fashion.

Violence is never condoned. There are avenues to address that. But how does that justify Trump wanting control over every class that is taught at the campus?

So now you don't even support first amendment rights?

if you think the scam that Trump is pulling on America is good for them, you are deluded.

What do you know about it except what you have been told? Get yourself an education.

Yeah, the Heritage Foundation is far superior to Harvard in education. /s

A drop in the bucket compared to the trillions lost in the stock market under his mismanagement, but anyways ... First, Trump has to pause the the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Like what?

That you think the government should punish educational institutions for their independence makes you a Commie.

What actually happened was that European leaders – Starmer, Macron, Merz and Tusk – met with Zelensky to hammer out a peace ultimatum, and then only later got Trump on an unscheduled phone call and appealed to his vanity and megalomania and agreed to let him take the credit for it. (The Trump Administration also mispresented their role in the India-Pakistan talks) Yeah, I heard. Biggest arms deal in history, right? Actually, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down: -3.2% since January 20, 2025. All due to Trump’s mismanagement. No, there have been no trade deals. Just executive announcements and a lot of noise that don’t amount to anything. American tariffs remain dramatically higher than they were on the day before Trump took office. You have to learn – when Trump says something – it doesn’t mean anything. It’s all smoke and mirrors – again more “announcements” made solely to curry favour with Trump. Announcements do not equal investments. Consider Apple’s recent announcement to invest $500 billion. Wall Street is rolling their eyes at it, calling the $500 billion figure “completely unrealistic mechanically.” It’s just a recycling of old announcements, to grab headlines. In January, 2018, Apple announced a $350 billion contribution to the US economy. That included a plan to create 20,000 jobs, the same figure touted this year. Then, in April 2021, during Biden’s administration, Apple announced plans to spend more than $430 billion over five years. It’s all – been there, done that.

No, I have just read a lot of comments from them. In Italy, they call him "brutta figura" which means "makes a bad impression, or makes a fool of himself. Read the comments on those Instagram posts. The most common comment from Americans is "This is so embarrassing." Um, he has said it. He said, "I run the country, and I run the world." Republicans in the House Judiciary Committee: - rejected an amendment requiring the government to abide by the Constitution and provide due process before removing anyone from the U.S. and sending them to a torture prison in El Salvador. - voted to allow Trump to allow ICE to continue detaining and deporting U.S. citizens to a foreign country. - voted to impose a cruel $3,500 government fee on families taking in unaccompanied children who arrive in the U.S. - refused to stop Trump’s Department of Justice from firing military veterans without cause - voted to allow Trump to use U.S. taxpayer dollars to send Americans to foreign dictators’ jails. This doesn't even get into Trump attacking judges. - voted to defund courts’ power to hold Administration officials in contempt for violating court orders and the rights and freedoms of the American people. - voted to allow immigration raids at elementary schools. - supported Trump’s assault on the constitutional right of all children born in America to citizenship, under the 14th Amendment. - voted against allowing just .05% of the funding provided under their bill to be used to conduct oversight and root out waste, fraud, and abuse. - voted to support ICE’s violation of the First Amendment and due process rights of students at American colleges and universities. - endorsed detaining and deporting students at U.S. colleges and universities for holding views the Administration dislikes under a Cold War-era statute so extreme Donald Trump’s own sister called it “unconstitutional…on its face.” - voted to allow ICE to conduct raids on houses of worship. - voted to allow the ICE to hire January 6 rioters who beat cops as they breached the Capitol and attempted to overthrow an election by force. - supported the use of taxpayer dollars to arrest Supreme Court justices for their legal opinions. - refused to require ICE agents to identify themselves when conducting immigration enforcement actions. - voted to allow this Administration to ship anyone, including U.S. citizens, off to the military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. - rejected an amendment to prevent the use of tax returns filed with the IRS to round up and deport taxpaying, law-abiding individuals. - supported the mass deportation of farm workers in the U.S., who keep food on our shelves. - rejected funding to provide lawyers to unaccompanied children facing immigration proceedings. - voted to allow ICE to indefinitely detain families. - refused to require ICE to consider U.S. military veterans’ service in deportation proceedings - refused to require DOJ to reinstate critical grants that support law enforcement, crime prevention, opioid addiction treatment, and victims of violent crime. - voted to deport DACA recipients—undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children. - rejected four amendments to scale back waste and excessive spending in Republicans’ funding bill, including $250 million on new cars. - voted to give CBP and HHS $40 million to strip search children. - voted to allow immigration raids in shelters for victims of domestic violence.