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There is some truly spectacular irony in Trump delivering his "Salute To America" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on the 4th of July.That's where the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington was held & where MLK gave his "I have a dream" speech. Trump has NO place there!
2-For those who, like Trump, lack a sense of the history of the March on Washington in '63, read below. Donald Trump clearly shows us with this spectacle he's created for tomorrow that he has NO sense of history. Let alone this:
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3-And ICYMI, Trump has diverted $2.5 million dollars from the National Parks Service budget to pay for his self-aggrandizing hijack of our 4th of July celebration. What's it gonna take, America? #BoycottTrump4thOfJuly
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A bit more from the Rucker/Dawsey interview with Trump this afternoon..and oh boy, this is really something! #TuesdayThoughts #TrumpIsCrazy #10thCircleOfHell
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2/"President Trump said he is considering a backup plan if Congress rejects his demand for $5 billion in funding for his border wall, potentially including the continued use of troops and razor wire to prevent migrants from entering the country.Trump’s remarks, made Tuesday
3/"during an Oval Office interview with The Washington Post, are a sign that he could be softening his position on the issue ahead of a Dec. 7 deadline. Trump had previously declared that he was willing to force a partial government shutdown if lawmakers did not agree to the $5
And then there's THIS...NK, RU and US refuse to sign this Cybersecurity Act. Holy HELL...... #TrumpMustGo #DeathofDemocracy #10thCircleOfHell #TuesdayThoughts #TrumpRussia
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2/"More than 50 countries signed onto a historic cybersecurity pact Monday as part of the Paris Peace Forum, marking an important step forward in the global fight against cyberwarfare and criminal activity on the internet. In addition to the governments that pledged to work
3/"together to combat malicious online activities, at least 150 tech companies and 90 charitable organizations and universities also signed onto the agreement. However, there were a few notable absences from the list of signatories. Among the countries that declined to pledge
