TDS 2.0

Ummm.

@mypeez :
Did he really post that????

@AverageSue :

The War in Iran will be over in a very short time. Two months maximum. --
We are making a lot of progress in negotiations with Iran. --
The United States bombs Iran. --
The United States and Iran agree to a ceasefire. --
The United States "decimated" Iran's military. --
The United States and Iran are very close to a deal. --
The United States bombed Iran again. --
Iran desperately wants to make a deal. --
More more military action from both sides. --
The United States and Iran are very close to a deal. --
The United States is running low on military equipment from the excessive bombings. --
We should have a deal in two weeks, negotiations are going great. --
Iran denies there are any negotiations going on. --
The United States and Iran agree to an extension on a ceasefire. --
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How can you believe anything that comes from the Trump administration or anyone from his cast of characters in his cabinet?

North Korea is unthreatening and respectful?

@skutfarcus :
This is just his retaliation on S. Korea when they refused to help on Iran. That's all it is. But we know how he always supports dictators more than countries with democracies.
My opinion and mine alone.

@skutfarcus :
Which means Trump did nothing about the reflecting pool in his first term. So he will have to take 60% of the blame. ( hahahahahaahaaaa. )

@CCubs :
He never takes blame for anything. He's now blaming vandals for ruining the grassy area where he held his 4th of July 250th celebration. Um, when you put out a stage and chairs and whatnot, it's going to kill grass even temporarily. Also Donny, if you're blaming vandals, does that mean your MAGA supporters did it, since they were probably the only ones attending?My opinion and mine only.

@AverageSue : This triggered it.Trump Sparks Fury on the Left With Meme Suggesting He's Running in 2028: 'Things Are Going to Get Really Really Bad Very Very Soon'
www.mediaite.com/med ia/news/trump-sparks -fury-on-the-left-wi th-meme-suggest
President Donald Trump ignited a fury among progressives on social media with a new meme he posted suggesting he will run in 2028.

 

The meme, posted Saturday afternoon on Truth Social, shows the President wearing a Trump 2028 hat with the caption "We are going to win."

 

Despite repeatedly teasing the prospect, Trump has also dismissed it. On Tuesday, the president told reporters that "the law is very strong" in prohibiting him from seeking a third term.

 

"Everybody asks me that question," Trump said. "And you know that the law is very strong on that. I'd love to run, but the law is very strong. I get asked by everyone. Even tonight, they're screaming at the event, "2028!" No, everybody wants me to do it, but the law is very strong."

 

Still, the meme on Saturday signaled to many on the left that the president is indeed looking to run one more time, in violation of the Constitution. Here is a sampling of the reaction from prominent progressives on X:
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@skutfarcus :

Aww, it seems his little feelings were hurt when a report came out that his administration should NOT take credit for reducing crime in DC with the National Guard. So he does what he normally does: files a lawsuit to get them to retract.
apnews.com/article/t rump-threat-national -guard-american-prog ress-f58d1fdaf7
Excerpt: "President Donald Trump is threatening to sue a left-leaning think tank unless it retracts a report that said his National Guard deployments to various cities did not reduce crime as he said.The letter gave the Washington, D.C.-based Center for American Progress until the end of business Friday to issue the retraction or face a $5 billion lawsuit. The center declined.The nonprofit's president and chief executive, Neera Tanden, said in a statement that the lawsuit "is a transparent attempt to silence us. We will neither cower nor bend in the face of it."The report, published July 13, criticized the administration for taking credit for a historic drop in violent crime at a time when that decline was already underway. The analysis concluded that Trump's deployment of the National Guard "had no measurable effect on violent crime trends."My opinion and mine alone and not my employer's.