Concerned American retweeted
I will forever credit Macron with being the very 1st foreign Leader to address Trump the correct way: When Bully Trump lied in front of Macron by making a false statement to the press, Macron touched Trump’s forearm, stalling that monologue. Macron then spoke the truth. Bravo 👏🏻
Concerned American retweeted
From American—Trump has always been for sale, he will whore himself out and his power as president to whomever pays the most in billions. He’s like a”War Whore” which is perfect timing for him.
AMERICANS STAND WITH FRANCE & UKRAINE 🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇦
Concerned American retweeted
Macron has decided to be the leader that stands up to the Trump crap- Kudos to Macron for saying what other European leaders should say, but are petrified to say !!!
Concerned American retweeted
Macron is a much better leader than Trump! Macron embraces the idea that a leader is supposed to help the citizens under his watch develop their God-given skills to reach their full potential, as well as help other citizens reach theirs as well! Trump is only in it for himself!
Concerned American retweeted
Clearly Chump’s a world-class imbecile with NO CLUE how to manage our $40 TRILLION DEFICIT spending on vanity projects but what would I know as a lonely scholar…
WTF THESE CLOWNS CONTINUE TO DOUBLE DOWN NO CLUE 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Concerned American retweeted
Draining the treasury instead of the swamp 😑
It’s the conservative way and it always has been
They tried being not quite so blatant before trump to keep it going longer & avoid prosecution… but funnelling the $$$ from the working classes to the rich is nothing new
Concerned American retweeted
For anyone keeping track, Trump's pardon of former-Congressman Stephen Buyer convicted of insider trading brings the count of corrupt politicians to whom Trump has granted clemency to 22.
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Concerned American retweeted
David Rodgers, 40, of Utica KY, former Baptist worship pastor and Pres. Trump supporter accused of sexually abusing a juvenile in a position of trust died by suicide after his arrest and release on bond from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Concerned American retweeted
More than half of the companies that donated to Trump's White House ballroom project have collected more than $50 billion in government contracts since writing their checks.
And 16 of the 27 known donors were also facing federal investigations that this administration has since dropped, paused, or scaled back.
This is what pay-to-play looks like at the highest levels of government.
Welcome to Episode 17 of the Corruption Chronicles.