Trump, Epstein and Nick Fuentes
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President Donald Trump billed former ally Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a "traitor," accusing the congresswoman of betraying "the entire Republican Party."
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Trump's Republican Party insists there's no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses
Many Republican leaders insist there's no problem with the GOP's policies, the party's message or President Donald Trump’s leadership, despite big losses in this month's elections
Few, if any, in his party dared to say “no.” But the president now finds himself in a weakened position: Polls show his lowest approval ratings since returning to office; some in his political base are calling for more to be done to ease a continued affordability crisis;
Trump may have let the genie out of the bottle,” said UCLA law professor Rick Hasen, “but he may not get the wish he'd hoped for.”
The Trump ally condemned Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes for antisemitic rhetoric, while Trump defended Carlson's right to interview controversial figures.
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Trump’s comments about Fuentes and Carlson could prolong a Republican rift over antisemitism
Trump’s unwillingness to condemn either Fuentes or Carlson has the potential to prolong a rift within the Republican Party. On Sunday, as he prepared to fly back to Washington from a weekend in Florida, Trump praised Carlson and said “you can’t tell him who to interview.”
WASHINGTON - The White House was quietly lobbying senators to slow-walk a vote to force the release of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein even as President Donald Trump publicly insisted his administration had nothing to hide and urged Congress to act,
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he won’t support an extension of Affordable Care Act tax credits that will expire soon. If the credits expire as scheduled at the end of 2025, premiums for about 22 million Americans will soar, in some cases by thousands of dollars, according to NBC News.
Gavin Newsom never misses an opportunity to troll Donald Trump. The day after Donald Trump went viral by telling off a female reporter by demanding, "quiet, piggy," the governor of California poked fun at the president's physique.
The votes in Congress to release more files came after the president faced pressure from within his own party.