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This all but confirms he was absolutely warned this was a possibility.
Probably the first thing they told him.
This all but confirms he was absolutely warned this was a possibility.
Look how happy he is to talk about other peoples health problems. Jesus mane smh
A very normal and appropriate thing to say by a very normal and appropriate president.
I wonder what his speeches look like. Like, I imagine you could give Obama or Clinton paragraphs. Trump's must be just bullet points or pictures.You know how when people go back and play great speeches or things that presidents have said. Trump over a decade has not one damn time where he sounds presidential. Even evil fukks like Bush(both of them) and Reagan had great sounding speeches or moments.
History will not be kind, and they will probably try to hide him like Coolidge, and make him seem irrelevant, blaming his cabinet more than him.You know how when people go back and play great speeches or things that presidents have said. Trump over a decade has not one damn time where he sounds presidential. Even evil fukks like Bush(both of them) and Reagan had great sounding speeches or moments.
Even worse just one 10,000 word paragraph word wall like his tweets. When he loses his spot he starts talking racist shyt or about Arnold Palmers dikk size, or just ranting in general. That state of the union shyt was the longest one ever, imagine writing that shyt. Just for him to ignore half of itI wonder what his speeches look like. Like, I imagine you could give Obama or Clinton paragraphs. Trump's must be just bullet points or pictures.

The State Department is considering withholding lifesaving assistance to people with H.I.V. in Zambia as a negotiating tactic to force the government of the southern African country to sign a deal giving the United States more access to its critical minerals.
“We will only secure our priorities by demonstrating willingness to publicly take support away from Zambia on a massive scale,” a draft of a memo prepared for Secretary of State Marco Rubio by the department’s Africa Bureau staff says. A copy of the memo was obtained by The New York Times.
Some 1.3 million people in Zambia rely on daily H.I.V. treatment that is provided through the decades-old U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (known as PEPFAR) and on tuberculosis and malaria medications that save tens of thousands of Zambian lives each year. The Trump administration is considering whether to “significantly cut assistance” as soon as May, to increase pressure on Zambia, the memo says.
In the wake of the Trump administration’s broad cut to foreign aid last year, the State Department has been pushing countries to sign new agreements pledging to meet certain conditions to receive American funds. Twenty-four countries have signed agreements so far, worth a total of $20 billion in health aid over five years. In most cases the main requirement on the recipient country is that its government commit to increasing its own health spending.
President Sundowning Sunny-D-Skin is lying again or admittingly talking to himself without knowing it. Get his senile ass gone.
Just leaving this here for no reason at all
President Sundowning Sunny-D-Skin is lying again or admittingly talking to himself without knowing it. Get his senile ass gone.