President Trump’s Top Nicknames Unleashed
Upon His Political Enemies
Posted By: Imright, 2/26/2025 1:10:55 PM
Guest post by Kevin Rose.... The following are the top nicknames that President Trump has unleashed upon his political enemies. Only a very stable genius could possibly conceive of these nicknames. They are sidesplittingly funny. As we enter into the Golden Age, let us remember the staying power of these nicknames. Certain nicknames carried meme magic so powerful that they undoubtedly helped President Trump clinch primaries and general elections.
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The fake news media attacked the conservative media for posting videos of demented Biden wandering around lost and accused us of posting “cheap fakes.”
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to quash Trump's early actions as president
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to quash Trump's early actions as president
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The Trump administration's lawyers have spent significant time in court this month fighting dozens of requests filed by legal groups, labor organizations and a litany of other state and local plaintiffs across the country – and so far, most judges haven't granted these requests.
The courts "are rightfully saying we don't have jurisdiction over this," or, in certain cases, that plaintiffs "aren't proving harm," Fox News legal editor Kerri Kupec Urbahn, a former spokesperson for Attorney General Bill Barr, said of the numerous legal challenges to Trump's agenda.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on Thursday during an interview with Larry Kudlow on Fox Business that the United States and Ukraine have struck a deal on strategic minerals as well as oil and gas amid peace talks for ending the war with Russia.
Bessent not only revealed that the “deal is done” but that Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky will be coming to the White House to sign it. “I went to Kiev two weeks ago and met with President Zelensky. Since then, we have struck a deal. Their governing council approved the deal last night, so I have an agreement from their economics minister, so the deal is done,”
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“Hung is the embodiment of the American Dream,” Trump said of his pick to serve as the second-highest ranking Navy official. (Photo)
“As a refugee to our Great Nation, Hung worked tirelessly to make proud the Country that gave his family a home,” the president added. “He went to our amazing United States Naval Academy, and later earned his Master’s Degree in Physics.”
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Anti-Climactic Jeffrey Epstein Document
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Tim Walz is a vile, intemperate person who not only lost his election for vice president, but was publicly humiliated. He fared so badly in his one debate that he resorted to calling himself a knucklehead, and in general performed so bizarrely that by the end of the campaign, 60% of the country thought he was gay.
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