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Vocal leftist, democratic socialist. Despise the psychopathic orange liar and his greedy sociopathic billionaire buddies. Husband, father, grandfather. Scientist (retired biochemist), artist, musician, avid book reader, and liberal 💙 Democrat ( 💯).

Since the Supreme Court gave Trump immunity for any crimes he commits while in office, Trump has decided to release his new book titled "The Art of the Steal" which will show how he scammed US companies, citizens, and other countries to amass billions of dollars in his first 18 months in office.

Mitch is not ready to call it quits. The longest serving senator has a net worth of a measely $69 million, and he's only 84, so he has a long life ahead of him. Just think of all the good he could do to help the people of Kentucky if he was really into that kind of thing.

Why Mitch McConnell Isn’t Giving Up His Senate Seat

Democrats are demanding that the Kentucky Republican resign. Others who were sidelined for far longer faced no such calls, but times are changing.

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Countries and industries are beginning to understand how to avoid tariffs. Two examples: 1. Donate an 18-karat ring encrusted with 321 diamonds and sapphires to Trump to celebrate our 250th anniversary. 2. Donate a 400 million dollar luxury jet to Trump.

I was a kid during the first nuclear arms race, and we practiced a drill at school. When the alarm rang, we would crawl under our desks. I don't think they had thought that scenario through. Anyway, thanks to Trump, the entire Middle East and Asia could start another race.

U.S.-Saudi Deal Prompts Fears of a Nuclear Arms Race

In Europe, Asia and the Middle East, countries seek nuclear capabilities to hedge against aggressive neighbors and a receding Washington, potentially creating a more freewheeling era.

nytimes.com

Trump signs a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia worth billions. This allows American companies to run nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia. They said they would pursue nuclear weapons if Iran did. I wonder if Trump has stock in those companies. Oh, and where was Osama bin Laden from again?

US signs landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia - follow live

The agreement could be worth billions of dollars to the US, whose companies could be involved in building a facility to produce enriched uranium.

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Trump said today that US citizens are for the war. But a Politico poll says that only 29% are in favor of Trump's war. Once again, he proves to be a lying sack of shit.

Most of Trump's businesses went belly up. Who loses money in the casino business? And now he's treating our country as a business that he is skimming billions of dollars from. The grifter in chief would blow up the country if he could make a few dollars.

After calling Spain a bunch of losers last week at the NATO summit, he wouldn't leave the stage when Spain's football team was celebrating their Worldcup victory. Infantino tried to drag him off stage, but he wouldn't leave. They had to crop him out of their photos. Once again, he's an asshole.

Donald Trump has to let it linger as he hangs on for Spain’s World Cup celebrations

For the second time in as many years, the US president made sure he was a part of a moment of triumph he had little to do with

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Half-time show at FIFA worldcup had performers from Colombia, Nigeria, and all over the world. Trump was there in a suite. I wonder if he was doing his cookie jerk dance, or was he calling ICE agents?

"There's too many men Too many people making too many problems And there's not much love to go 'round Can't you see this is the land of confusion." Genesis More apropos now than 1986.

Trump is now a war criminal. The US has bombed a desalination site and critical infrastructure in Iran breaking Rule 54 of the Geneva Convention. After Democrats are done with him when they take over Congress, an International Court will try him. I hope.

Fighting Intensifies With Strikes on Critical Infrastructure

In the days since the cease-fire unraveled, the U.S. and Iran have expanded the scope of their attacks, with reports of water facilities and other structures coming under fire.

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