Donald Munkacy retweeted
Replying to @Acyn
Trump is an agent for Putin. A real president would stand up to Putin and tell him to leave Ukraine or the U.S. will do all it can to defend Ukraine. If Putin isn’t turned back here, he won’t stop at Ukraine.
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Trump can’t bully Zelensky…and he hates that. Believe me, in the ways that count, Zelensky stands at least a foot taller than Trump.
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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker takes steps to boycott El Salvador in protest of Kilmar Abrego Garcia's detention
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Bessent said Wednesday that Trump will not reduce tariffs on China without an agreement by both governments to de-escalate their trade conflict, which has unsettled global markets by all but severing the flow of goods between the world’s two largest economies.
Bessent, who said he is engaged in trade negotiations with more than a dozen nations, said talks between U.S. and Chinese diplomats have not begun. But speaking at the White House, the president said he is “actively” talking to Chinese officials and predicted the two sides will reach agreement on a “fair deal.”
The White House responded to a request for clarification by saying it maintained “routine” contacts with other governments on trade and tariffs.
But the comments added to a clear softening in the administration’s trade war messaging after several weeks of financial market volatility triggered by investor concern about the president’s plans. @washingtonpost
Donald Munkacy retweeted
Replying to @Acyn
Putin is pure evil.
He targets women and children/babies w/bombs.
Assassinates those who oppose him.
Invades unprovoked and doesn’t give an inch.
Whoever TF says Putin is easy to deal with is as vile & cruel & corrupt as him.
So there you have it: Trump.
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Sens. Adam Schiff and Cory Booker, along with Rep. Jamie Raskin, are demanding answers from the Justice Department over its reported attempt to block ex-pardon attorney Liz Oyer from participating in an oversight hearing this month.
"This thuggish act is an escalation of this Administration's attacks on career officials across the Department of Justice, as well as a blatant attempt to engage in intimidation tactics to silence former employees."
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“People want to obey the law, and they revere the rule of law. But when the law no longer serves justice — when it systematically works to the advantage of scofflaws and criminals — their sympathies shift.” unherd.com/2025/04/trumps-di…
Donald Munkacy retweeted
It seems like the Supreme Court could say it’s Saturday and Thomas and Alito would dissent.
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I am so sorry they did this to you @KerryKennedyRFK.
Sadly, your brother decided to be sucked in and dragged along by the current occupant of the White House, a person who can only be described as scum of the earth. Sadly, I now feel that way about your brother @RobertKennedyJr.
It was hard to be an 8-year-old girl who lost her father to a man with a gun. It was hard to absorb that violence. It was hard to imagine what his final moments were like. It was hard knowing that anytime I watched a movie or show about the 1960s, I’d inevitably relive the worst moment of my life.
As of yesterday—Good Friday—it will be hard in a new and unimaginable way. Anytime I, or one of my siblings, children, nieces, or nephews, come across images of my father—the man who hugged me every morning and kissed me goodnight—we won’t just see him as we remember him. Instead, we’ll be confronted with graphic, explicit photos of his mangled body from an autopsy report.
This pain is hard. But I know countless others are suffering even more under the Trump administration’s relentless, callous cruelty.
Think of Kilmar Ábrego García and his family. Think of the countless families torn apart by renewed separation policies. Think of federal employees who lost their jobs and those who remain living in fear. Think of transgender Americans stripped of dignity and care.
The Trump administration may think they can bury us with pain, but we will rise from it, louder and fiercer than ever.
Tulsi Gabbard said "My team is honored that the President entrusted us to lead the declassification efforts and to shine a long-overdue light on the truth. I extend my deepest thanks for Bobby Kennedy and his families' support."
I did not support this.
Kerry Kennedy
@DNIGabbard, @SecKennedy.
Donald Munkacy retweeted
It was hard to be an 8-year-old girl who lost her father to a man with a gun. It was hard to absorb that violence. It was hard to imagine what his final moments were like. It was hard knowing that anytime I watched a movie or show about the 1960s, I’d inevitably relive the worst moment of my life.
As of yesterday—Good Friday—it will be hard in a new and unimaginable way. Anytime I, or one of my siblings, children, nieces, or nephews, come across images of my father—the man who hugged me every morning and kissed me goodnight—we won’t just see him as we remember him. Instead, we’ll be confronted with graphic, explicit photos of his mangled body from an autopsy report.
This pain is hard. But I know countless others are suffering even more under the Trump administration’s relentless, callous cruelty.
Think of Kilmar Ábrego García and his family. Think of the countless families torn apart by renewed separation policies. Think of federal employees who lost their jobs and those who remain living in fear. Think of transgender Americans stripped of dignity and care.
The Trump administration may think they can bury us with pain, but we will rise from it, louder and fiercer than ever.
Tulsi Gabbard said "My team is honored that the President entrusted us to lead the declassification efforts and to shine a long-overdue light on the truth. I extend my deepest thanks for Bobby Kennedy and his families' support."
I did not support this.
Kerry Kennedy
@DNIGabbard, @SecKennedy.
Donald Munkacy retweeted
Trump sent violent extremists to storm our Capitol and then pardoned them, creating his own militia.
No wonder @LisaMurkowski is scared of retaliation.
When Congressmembers alter votes to avoid threats, they're representing mobs, not the electorate.
That's how democracy dies.
































