bear2034 said:

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Trump has signed just 5 bills into law, fewer than any president in first 100 days since at least the 1950s - MSNBC

Maybe by design or an inept Congress?

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UniParty Congress.

bear2034 said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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movielover said:

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More winning. Huge day.

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Thanks President Trump!

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"We want higher drug prices!" - Democrats?

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I see what you did there. Redacting trixies.

🇺🇸🇸🇦Saudi Arabia gives Trump standing ovations!

pic.twitter.com/QiDLgPVMuy

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) May 13, 2025

bear2034 said:

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Trump has signed just 5 bills into law, fewer than any president in first 100 days since at least the 1950s - MSNBC

Maybe by design or an inept Congress?

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Are you really this gullible?
By design.

He's issued over 142 Executive Orders.

JUST IN: President Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sign a series of agreements on energy, defense, and other areas… A $600,000,000,000.00 investment into America!
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— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) May 13, 2025

Trump took the red eye to Saudi Arabia and made this happen.

bear2034 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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bear2034 said:

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Trump has signed just 5 bills into law, fewer than any president in first 100 days since at least the 1950s - MSNBC

Maybe by design or an inept Congress?

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Are you really this gullible?
By design.

He's issued over 142 Executive Orders.

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Executive orders aren't the same thing as bills created by Congress and sent to the President to sign. In his first term, Trump signed 614 bills into law.

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Looks like this point flew totally over your head . . .
He has signed just 5 bills into law at this point in his second term.

I guess the fact that the GOP controls both the House and the Senate also flew right over your head as well.
Congrats!

Big C said:

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Personally, I would prefer that we not be in bed with the Saudis, Qatar, etc. These all sound like quid pro quo bribes from bad actors. What's next, the Mexican drug cartels? Good ol' Saudi Arabia, home of most of the 9/11 terrorists!

I remember when we were allied with Western Europe, Canada, etc. Those were the days...

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Trump likes the way they roll:

"Based on reports from organizations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, here's a list of common civil rights violations reported in the Arab world:

Freedom of Expression and Assembly:

Restrictions on free speech: Governments often censor media, control online content, and imprison journalists and activists for expressing dissenting opinions.

Limitations on peaceful assembly: Protests are frequently dispersed, and individuals may face arrest or detention for participating in demonstrations or expressing political views.

Crackdown on human rights defenders: Individuals and organizations advocating for human rights are often targeted, harassed, and imprisoned.

Due Process and Fair Trial Rights:
Arbitrary detention: Individuals are detained without proper legal justification, often for prolonged periods without charges or access to legal representation.

Unfair trials: Trials may lack impartiality, with judges potentially influenced by the government, and defendants may be denied a fair hearing or legal counsel.

Torture and ill-treatment in detention: Detainees are subjected to torture, abuse, and inhumane conditions in prisons and detention facilities.

Equality and Non-Discrimination:
Discrimination against women: Women face legal and societal discrimination in areas such as family law, employment, and political participation.

Discrimination against religious minorities: Religious minorities often experience marginalization, restrictions on religious practices, and discrimination in employment and education.

Discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals: LGBTQ+ individuals face criminalization, persecution, and lack of legal protection.

Other Civil Rights Violations:
Restrictions on freedom of religion and belief: Some countries restrict the practice of certain religions or beliefs and may persecute individuals for their religious views.

Limitations on freedom of movement: Travel bans and restrictions on movement within the country can be imposed on activists, dissidents, and human rights defenders.

Lack of accountability for human rights violations: Impunity for perpetrators of human rights abuses can be a significant issue, with limited or no effective investigations and prosecutions.

Poor treatment of migrant workers: Migrant workers, particularly domestic workers, are vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, and forced labor under the kafala system in some countries.

Transnational Repression: Governments engage in intimidation and reprisals against individuals outside of their borders, including political opponents, activists, and journalists. "
AI Overview

….and they have only the best golf tournaments:

DiabloWags said:

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bear2034 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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bear2034 said:

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Trump has signed just 5 bills into law, fewer than any president in first 100 days since at least the 1950s - MSNBC

Maybe by design or an inept Congress?

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Are you really this gullible?
By design.

He's issued over 142 Executive Orders.

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Executive orders aren't the same thing as bills created by Congress and sent to the President to sign. In his first term, Trump signed 614 bills into law.

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Looks like this point flew totally over your head . . .
He has signed just 5 bills into law at this point in his second term.

I guess the fact that the GOP controls both the House and the Senate also flew right over your head as well.
Congrats!

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If you actually read what he wrote, you wouldn't be talking past him. Please give it a try. This is sad.

RATE CUT? With inflation at its lowest level in four years why wouldn't the Fed cut rates? Could it be because 90% of Federal Reserve economists are Democrats. In fact, the youngest economists there are almost all Democrats - as the older economists retire the Fed will be… pic.twitter.com/rVuOEgXXCP

— @amuse (@amuse) May 13, 2025

movielover said:

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RATE CUT? With inflation at its lowest level in four years why wouldn't the Fed cut rates? Could it be because 90% of Federal Reserve economists are Democrats. In fact, the youngest economists there are almost all Democrats - as the older economists retire the Fed will be… pic.twitter.com/rVuOEgXXCP

— @amuse (@amuse) May 13, 2025

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We need affirmative action for Republicans.

Big C said:

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Personally, I would prefer that we not be in bed with the Saudis, Qatar, etc. These all sound like quid pro quo bribes from bad actors. What's next, the Mexican drug cartels? Good ol' Saudi Arabia, home of most of the 9/11 terrorists!

I remember when we were allied with Western Europe, Canada, etc. Those were the days...

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It's not personal, it's business. Trump didn't even drink the coffee they offered him. But I understand the concern, others have said similar things. Don't look now but you sound like Ben Shapiro!

The correct answer to intruders.

*not available Europe

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— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) May 13, 2025

bear2034 said:

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Big C said:

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Personally, I would prefer that we not be in bed with the Saudis, Qatar, etc. These all sound like quid pro quo bribes from bad actors. What's next, the Mexican drug cartels? Good ol' Saudi Arabia, home of most of the 9/11 terrorists!

I remember when we were allied with Western Europe, Canada, etc. Those were the days...

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It's not personal, it's business. Trump didn't even drink the coffee they offered him. But I understand the concern, others have said similar things. Don't look now but you sound like Ben Shapiro!

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Ben Shapiro? Now that's an original thought!

Will enough Boers leave to impact South Africa? Didn't they learn from Zimbabwe?

ADMIN POST.

Julius Malema, of the EFF, continously singing; "Shoot to kiII. KiII the Boer, the farmer".

As a crowd of plebs dance along.

The Boer is leaving now, taking their skills to America.

South Africa is currently the most prosperous nation on the continent, purely… pic.twitter.com/ntvrdW3DXs

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) May 13, 2025

sycasey said:

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We heard endless complaints about Joe Biden's son doing shady deals in other countries, and now President Trump is about to accept a personal gift of a whole entire airplane from a foreign government and the same guys are like, "No big deal."

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The plane isn't a personal gift for Trump, it's a gift to the U.S government. Trump isn't brining the thing back to Mar-a-Lago.

🚨DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin announces that President Biden’s final-hour autopen pardons are being investigated:

"Never seen pardons of this scope, and it looks like they could be corrupt. They were so specific. Back 14 years.. covering everything."pic.twitter.com/KADok7nUER

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 13, 2025

I hope they are all set aside…..then I pray Pam Blondie files charges against everyone pardoned. Let the fun begin.




* Federal criminal defendants have the right to discovery under Rule 16. Any criminal case brought against a Trump enemy for committing crimes that are solely the product of Trump's paranoid delusional fantasies, will be dismissed shortly after the government receives the first discovery request is served.

sycasey said:

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We need affirmative action for Republicans.

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It has always existed. How else do you think that a man with the vocabulary of a 10 year old and that can hardly read got to pretend he actually graduated college? Same for all his spawn.

sycasey said:

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bear2034 said:

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sycasey said:

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We heard endless complaints about Joe Biden's son doing shady deals in other countries, and now President Trump is about to accept a personal gift of a whole entire airplane from a foreign government and the same guys are like, "No big deal."

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The plane isn't a personal gift for Trump, it's a gift to the U.S government. Trump isn't brining the thing back to Mar-a-Lago.

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Sure.

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Trump Accepts Generous Gift Of Imperial-Class Star Destroyer From Emperor Palpatine https://t.co/fWCfpdzFuW pic.twitter.com/udV6MeY2er

— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) May 12, 2025

DNI Tulsi Gabbard Yanks National Intelligence Council from CIA Silo and Fires Top Officials

Many intel community leakers are "career bureaucrats that are entrenched in Washington politics," officials said.

"It takes time to weed them out and fire them," one official told Fox News Digital, adding that "plans to eliminate non-essential offices within ODNI that we know are housing deep state leakers are underway."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gabbard-fires-deep-state-heads-national-intelligence-council-root-out-politicization-intel

movielover said:

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Will enough Boers leave to impact South Africa? Didn't they learn from Zimbabwe?

ADMIN POST.

Julius Malema, of the EFF, continously singing; "Shoot to kiII. KiII the Boer, the farmer".

As a crowd of plebs dance along.

The Boer is leaving now, taking their skills to America.

South Africa is currently the most prosperous nation on the continent, purely… pic.twitter.com/ntvrdW3DXs

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) May 13, 2025

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This clown (^) is tweeting racist garbage. movielover, as you know how much I respect your contributions, I figure you must've posted it here just to call him out for it. Well, good job!

Big C said:

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movielover said:

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Will enough Boers leave to impact South Africa? Didn't they learn from Zimbabwe?

ADMIN POST.

Julius Malema, of the EFF, continously singing; "Shoot to kiII. KiII the Boer, the farmer".

As a crowd of plebs dance along.

The Boer is leaving now, taking their skills to America.

South Africa is currently the most prosperous nation on the continent, purely… pic.twitter.com/ntvrdW3DXs

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) May 13, 2025

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This clown (^) is tweeting racist garbage. movielover, as you know how much I respect your contributions, I figure you must've posted it here just to call him out for it. Well, good job!

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If the Boers have been so terrible to Zimbabwe and South Africa, why do we want to give them preferential treatment to immigrate into the US? They are no more deserving of an Express Pass than citizens of other countries.

MinotStateBeav said:

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Funny because our universities have been taking billions from Qatar for a long time, but this is the line too far for our TDS people haha.

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They should be thrilled then that Trump has just secured a $1.2 trillion commitment from Quatar.

Trump’s Qatar Triumph: New $1.2 Trillion Deal Signals America’s Economic Resurgence

In a blazing display of the art of the deal, President Donald J. Trump secured a staggering $1.2 trillion economic commitment from Qatar.

The historic agreement, announced during Trump’s… pic.twitter.com/jkrigOpCw4

— MAGA Resource (@MAGAResource) May 14, 2025