This maddening "think piece" on Politico was published a couple of months ago but I wanted to revisit because the urgency to refute it is even more obvious. Here's the headline: "Trump Can't Be Dictator on 'Day One' — Or in a Second Term. — Read the rest
In a recent interview with New Yorker Magazine, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) argued that if former President Trump were reelected, his second term would be much like his first, except it’d be “on turbo.” Johnson, who was elected to his House leadership position nearly five months ago, spoke with the outlet, where he discussed what
Andrea Mazzarino Oppression feels closer than ever in America today.
Reports of GOP unity turn out to be greatly exaggerated. If you were to read only reports of Donald Trump’s growing control of the party, you might think otherwise. Trump's hand-picked candidates are routing candidates backed by the old guard; his takeover of the Republican National Committee is complete; and he has already clinched the party's nomination. Polls show that a clear majority of Republican voters have not only rallied to his support, but also say they would back him even if he is a...
Shares in Donald Trump's media company surged more than 50% at the start of
The term “Christian nationalism” has been used by the Left as a means of dismissing social conservatives who believe in the role of religion, or Judeo-Christian values, in everyday life. In this series, the Washington Examiner will analyze what it actually means to be a “Christian nationalist,” why the term is maligned and misunderstood, and what role, […]
by WorldTribune Staff / 247 Real News March 26, 2024 Trump Media and Technology Group, former President Donald Trump‘s social media company which launched the Truth Social platform, went public Tuesday after its high-profile merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp., a shell company. The merged company will begin trading on the Nasdaq exchange under the […]
Donald Trump’s return to the stock market could be right around the corner
Donald Trump’s return to the stock market could be right around the corner. All eyes are on a vote Friday by shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp., a shell company that is looking to merge with the former president’s media business.
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump’s return to the stock market could be right around the corner. All eyes are on a vote Friday by shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp., a shell company that is looking to merge with the former president’s media business. The deal’s approval would open the door for Trump Media
Is Donald Trump's Truth Social headed to Wall Street? It comes down to a Friday vote
Donald Trump is running against California — again. In his campaign to win a second term, the former president frequently excoriates the state as a terrifying dystopia — the inevitable product, he claims, of Democratic policies. “The place is failing,” he told a conservative conference last month. “It has become a symbol of our nation’s decline,” he told California Republicans last year. “They don’t have water,” he said. “Rich people in Beverly Hills [are] only allowed a small amount of water...