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NBC’s Mitchell: Trump ‘Bound’ Biden on Afghanistan with Deal Biden Could Have Gotten Out of

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Rep. Mike Mitchell (R-Mich.) asserted on “The Kelly File” that President Biden “was bound by the agreement” that former President Trump made with the Taliban. Mitchell went on to say that Biden could have rescinded the deal with the Taliban once he took office, but “he chose not to do that.” The Trump administration signed a deal with the Taliban in February 2020 that called for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in exchange for a Taliban pledge to prevent al Qaeda from operating in the country.

Trump’s New Tariffs Proposal for Mexico May Be His Most Deranged Yet

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In a move that has drawn widespread criticism, the Trump administration has proposed imposing new tariffs on imports from Mexico. The suggested duties, which range from 5 to 25 percent, would apply to a wide range of products, including cars, fruits, and vegetables. If implemented, the tariffs would represent a significant escalation of the trade war between the United States and Mexico. Experts have warned that the tariffs would damage the economies of both countries and could lead to job losses. The Mexican government has vowed to retaliate if the tariffs are imposed, raising fears of a further deterioration in US-Mexico relations.

Trump Wins North Carolina, a Critical Battleground State for Republicans

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In a crucial victory for Republicans, Donald Trump has won North Carolina, a battleground state long considered essential to the party’s success in the presidential election. With over 95 percent of precincts reporting, Trump currently leads by approximately four percentage points, widening his margin slightly since election night. This victory gives Trump a significant boost in his bid for the presidency, as North Carolina holds 15 electoral votes. The state’s outcome was particularly important for the Republican Party, which has relied on its victories in battleground states like North Carolina to secure the presidency in recent elections.

Trump Declares Victory and Thanks Supporters

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In a defiant speech echoing throughout the nation, President Trump prematurely declared victory in the 2020 election, casting doubt on the integrity of the democratic process. Triumphant before his cheering supporters, he hailed his accomplishments and expressed his gratitude for their unwavering loyalty. Yet, as votes continued to be counted, the outcome of the election remained uncertain, leaving the country on tenterhooks.

Trump’s Iowa Win Is a Harsh Reminder to Never Trust Election Polls

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In a stunning upset, Donald Trump emerged victorious in the Iowa caucuses, defying polls that predicted a different outcome. This result serves as a cautionary tale about the fallibility of election polls, which should never be taken as gospel truth.

Pollsters face inherent challenges in accurately predicting election outcomes due to factors such as sampling error, response bias, and last-minute shifts in voter preferences. The Iowa caucuses provide a vivid illustration of these challenges, as Trump’s strong ground game and appeal to certain demographics proved to be major factors that polls failed to adequately capture. This outcome highlights the need for voters to base their decisions on more than just poll numbers and to remain skeptical of any predictions that appear too certain.

Trump Team Revokes Election Party Access for Some Journalists

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The Trump campaign has revoked press credentials for several journalists intending to attend the president’s election night party at the White House, according to multiple reports. The move has raised concerns about the administration’s commitment to press freedom, with critics accusing Trump of trying to silence dissent.

The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) has condemned the decision, calling it “unprecedented” and “an attack on the freedom of the press.” The WHCA represents more than 600 journalists who cover the White House and has traditionally been granted access to all presidential events.

The Trump campaign has not yet released a statement explaining the decision to revoke press credentials. However, several journalists have reported that they were told they were being denied access because they had been critical of the president in the past.

A Federal Judge Slams Trump: “Even the ‘Good Hombres’ Are Not Safe”

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In a ⁣recent⁢ legal ruling, a federal ⁤judge issued a⁤ sharp rebuke ⁣to former President Donald Trump, calling into question the ‍former administration’s immigration policies.⁢ The article delves into ⁤the​ details⁣ of the judge’s ruling, examining the legal and ethical implications​ of ‌the​ Trump administration’s actions. ⁢ Redefining National Security: Beyond Physical Threats to Inclusion … Read more

Election 2024 live updates: Polls open with Trump, Harris locked in a tight race

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With the sun just beginning to peek over the horizon, voters eagerly lined up outside polling stations across the nation as the highly anticipated Election 2024 commenced. The race between incumbent President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Vice President Kamala Harris, is neck-and-neck, keeping the nation on the edge of their seats. As the first ballots are cast, poll workers carefully verify voter registrations, ensuring the integrity of the democratic process. The atmosphere is electric with anticipation and a palpable sense of hope for the future direction of the country.

Trump appears to forget he is in North Carolina

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While delivering a speech in Wilmington, North Carolina on Thursday, President Trump seemingly forgot he was in the state, referring to it as “South Carolina” twice during his address. The apparent slip of the tongue occurred as Trump was discussing his administration’s efforts to support the military, when he said, “We’ve done more for South Carolina than any president in history.” He repeated the error later in the speech, stating, “South Carolina is a great place to live and raise a family.” The mistakes were noted by several media outlets in attendance.

Trump’s Not the Only Top Republican Whose Fascism Is Showing

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In the tapestry of contemporary politics, where echoes of bygone eras resonate, the rise of authoritarian sentiments looms large. While Donald Trump’s blatant embrace of fascist rhetoric has garnered headlines, he is not an anomaly among the Republican elite.

Beneath the veneer of conservatism, a chorus of voices espouses ideas that threaten to unravel the fabric of American democracy. From the glorification of authoritarian leaders to the suppression of dissent, echoes of fascism reverberate within the GOP’s hallowed halls.

This worrying trend is not confined to Trump’s circle but permeates the very essence of the party, challenging the fundamental values that have long defined the United States. As the lines between democracy and autocracy blur, the threat to the nation’s foundational principles grows more imminent.