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They have to eradicate the opposition if they are going to establish an approved state religion. Duh.
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No, but if you work for the Federal Government and have used your position to institute your anti-Christian bias then you may not hold on to your job. For instance, if you were employed in the Los Angeles or Portland division of the FBI and had a hand in crafting the memo making it policy that traditional Catholics should all be viewed as domestic terrorists then the new commission may look your direction.
https://judiciary.house.gov/media/p...nt-fbis-weaponization-law-enforcement-against
The Democrats are choosing such weird hills to die on. Do they really think the American people want more religious bigotry? Trump makes a statement to the effect of protecting religious freedom, and the Democrats marshal to oppose him. With the way Democrats are acting, I'm shocked their approval rating is still up to 31%.
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Well I'll do what I can. My only regret is that I have only one life to give.
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It’s the only way to make America great again. Duh. The only way America is #1 again is if we deport all the illegals, repeal the Civil Rights Act, abolish women’s suffrage, and make everyone converted to Jesusism. Not Christianity, Christianity’s Jesus Christ is a woke weak cuck with all of his talk about loving others, service, and turning the other cheek. We all know the real Jesus was a concealed carry crypto bro podcaster who didn’t take **** from no one, especially those stuffy college educated types. Real Jesus wouldn’t heal the guy’s cut ear, he’d stick a boot up his *** and flatter Herod with a can’t miss deal. After all, Jesus could turn water into wine, why wouldn’t he buy off Herod? Duh. He’d too pork the adulterer if she were a 9 or higher (Stone her if she were a fatty) and remind the Good Samaritan that he was a sucker and a loser.
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I can feel the freedom coming! So exciting.
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"to give investors exposure to sectors that align with Trump’s economic priorities." And as the executive Trump has influence on regulating those sectors. So that's a huge and illegal conflict of interest. The Constitution explicitly prohibits a president from receiving emoluments.
Bitcoin makes it easy for foreign countries to pay bribes to trump. US foreign policy now favors the highest payer and it's happening right in front of our face and no one is going to do anything about it.
trump probably gonna eliminate the FDIC tbh
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Private-sector employers and nonprofits are starting to lay off workers as a result of the Trump administration’s sweeping cuts and funding freezes, unleashing a wave of job losses that economists say could pick up steam in the coming weeks, threatening the broader labor market.
The tally appears to be about several thousand private-sector jobs lost in the past two weeks since federal funding cuts and freezes took hold. More than 7.5 million Americans work in jobs directly connected to the federal government, according to the Brookings Institution, as contractors or grant workers — some of whom are already out of a job. And there are millions more who work in positions indirectly connected to federal funding delays.
So far, the fallout includes rescinded contracting jobs in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and Austin; layoffs at an independent-living facility in West Virginia that relies on federal funding to pay staffers; and furloughs at after-school programs in Maine and community health centers in Virginia facing federal funding delays.
“Having funding yanked so quickly means government contracts are at risk, health research is on hold, and millions of employees are getting conflicting messages about their jobs,” said Harry Holzer, a professor at Georgetown University and former Labor Department chief economist. “We don’t know where this is going to end up, but we can’t dismiss its effects on the economy.”
Still, the labor market remains strong, and economists say it could take weeks or months before government-related job losses show up in national data. At 4. 1 percent, unemployment is low, and there are more open positions than people looking for work. New figures Friday are expected to show that job growth continued in January, with employers adding an estimated 165,000 new positions.
Even so, economists say the new president’s funding cuts, tariff threats and deportations could quickly change the economic picture. The Trump administration has taken dramatic steps to shrink the federal workforce by making it easier to fire employees, putting nearly 10,000 USAID employees on leave and offering buyouts to millions of federal workers.
The White House has warned that additional public-sector layoffs are “likely” if enough of the 2.3 million-person federal workforce doesn’t leave voluntarily. As of Wednesday evening, some 40,000 federal workers had agreed to resign, though a federal judge on Thursday paused the deadline for the buyout program. A hearing on the matter is set for Monday.
trump dont care
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NCAA officially bans trans athletes from women's sports 1 day after Trump signs executive order
The NCAA has changed its gender eligibility rules to ban all biological males from women's sports, in a new policy released on Thursday.
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Trump is a populist. He takes positions that have an 80% (or 79%) approval rating with society. Democrats reflexively jump to oppose him by arguing the side that only 20% (or 18%) of people support. Even the Democrat base overwhelmingly oppose the position the Democrat party is taking.
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trump making stuff up again.... https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...1&cvid=eb14d18850ff4855ac5bf216c55170ef&ei=56
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino on Thursday denied the U.S. State Department’s claim that his country had agreed to allow U.S. government vessels to transit the Panama Canal for free, an assertion that has upended the two countries’ talks on the waterway.
“I am incredibly surprised by yesterday’s statement,” Mulino told a news conference in Panama City. “They’re making an important, institutional statement from the entity that governs U.S. foreign policy…based on a falsity. And that’s intolerable.”
Mulino said he had told Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth the day before that he doesn’t have the legal authority to waive transit fees for anyone, describing the U.S. announcement as “lies and falsehoods.” He said he had asked Panama’s ambassador in Washington to dispute the State Department’s claim.
The announcement came three days after Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited the country to meet with Mulino and tour the canal. In a post on X on Wednesday night, the State Department declared U.S. government ships would be able to access the waterway “without charge fees, saving the U.S. government millions of dollars a year.”
From the comments: Some perspective: 13 million in canal passage fees out of a DOD budget of 850 billion is equivalent to 1.5 cents out of $1000. So, for that, the moronic trump administration is threatening invasion of a sovereign nation, sending his Sec. of State to Panama to make a "deal" to avoid invasion which basically requires Panama to abrogate an international treaty.Seems like much chaos and bad will for next to nothing, but hey, at least the FOTUS looks like a tough guy - and no one is laughing at us now! yeah . . . right.
trump wants to violate the Neutrallity Treaty between Panama and the United States. For no valid reason: "Under the Neutrality Treaty the United States and Panama guarantee the permanent neutrality of the canal, with nondiscriminatory tolls and access for all nations; U.S. and Panamanian warships, however, are entitled to expeditious passage. No nation other than Panama may operate the canal or maintain military installations within Panamanian territory. The United States, however, reserved the right to use military force, if necessary, to keep the canal open;"The One & Only Reason trump can possibly have, to demand control at present of the Panama Canal, is the intention to go to war.Panama has not violated the treaty and at present there is no indication they have any intention there of..
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino on Thursday denied the U.S. State Department’s claim that his country had agreed to allow U.S. government vessels to transit the Panama Canal for free, an assertion that has upended the two countries’ talks on the waterway.
“I am incredibly surprised by yesterday’s statement,” Mulino told a news conference in Panama City. “They’re making an important, institutional statement from the entity that governs U.S. foreign policy…based on a falsity. And that’s intolerable.”
Mulino said he had told Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth the day before that he doesn’t have the legal authority to waive transit fees for anyone, describing the U.S. announcement as “lies and falsehoods.” He said he had asked Panama’s ambassador in Washington to dispute the State Department’s claim.
The announcement came three days after Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited the country to meet with Mulino and tour the canal. In a post on X on Wednesday night, the State Department declared U.S. government ships would be able to access the waterway “without charge fees, saving the U.S. government millions of dollars a year.”
From the comments: Some perspective: 13 million in canal passage fees out of a DOD budget of 850 billion is equivalent to 1.5 cents out of $1000. So, for that, the moronic trump administration is threatening invasion of a sovereign nation, sending his Sec. of State to Panama to make a "deal" to avoid invasion which basically requires Panama to abrogate an international treaty.Seems like much chaos and bad will for next to nothing, but hey, at least the FOTUS looks like a tough guy - and no one is laughing at us now! yeah . . . right.
trump wants to violate the Neutrallity Treaty between Panama and the United States. For no valid reason: "Under the Neutrality Treaty the United States and Panama guarantee the permanent neutrality of the canal, with nondiscriminatory tolls and access for all nations; U.S. and Panamanian warships, however, are entitled to expeditious passage. No nation other than Panama may operate the canal or maintain military installations within Panamanian territory. The United States, however, reserved the right to use military force, if necessary, to keep the canal open;"The One & Only Reason trump can possibly have, to demand control at present of the Panama Canal, is the intention to go to war.Panama has not violated the treaty and at present there is no indication they have any intention there of..