Trump Approval Skyrocketing, But So Is
Democrat Engagement
Posted By: Dreadnought, 3/27/2025 12:24:29 AM
Despite the unrelenting attacks on President Trump--or, perhaps, among Republicans BECAUSE of those attacks from the Pravda Media and the Democrats--President Trump's approval rating is bouncing back. According to YouGov, the swing has been pretty dramatic--a 7-point swing in approval since their last poll.//snip//There IS one group that is getting increasingly angry and desperate, and that is left-wing Democrats who are watching both their financial lifeline and their electoral prospects crumble. They are angry, mobilized, and ready to do anything to stop the bleeding and inflict damage on the Republican Party in general and Trump in particular.
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The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to review a restraining order that temporarily blocks its use of an 18th century wartime immigration law to immediately deport Venezuelan nationals, including alleged members of the gang Tren de Aragua, from U.S. soil.
In the filing, lawyers for the Trump administration said that the lower court's orders have "rebuffed" Trump's immigration agenda, including its ability "to protect the Nation against foreign terrorist organizations and risk debilitating effects for delicate foreign negotiations."
The request for Supreme Court intervention comes shortly after the DC. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 on Wednesday to uphold a lower court's decision that temporarily blocked
I think a lot of people are fond of "Star Trek" in its many iterations over the years.
But it's hard to top the original version.
So, when William Shatner became the oldest person to go into space in 2021, at 90 years old, with Blue Origin, it was an incredibly cool thing. While others were playing around with the weightlessness in the short flight, Shatner was captivated by the sight of space, and seemed very touched. Someone asked him recently about Elon Musk and going to Mars. Shatner then got a lot of attention by saying that the future is bright, and he believes Musk "represents the future."
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Host Bret Baier asked, [relevant exchange begins around 5:00] “[T]he process still involves Congress, right, at some level?”
Musk answered, “We try to keep Congress as informed as possible. But the law does say that money
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“We’re going to get to the bottom of everything that is ongoing
Want to get Academia's attention? A president has three options, all within his executive authority:
Cut off grants and other federal research monies
Aggressive use of Title VI, VII, and IX investigations to ensure proper compliance
Sever income streams from abroad via visa management
You could add "tax endowments" to that list, but that would require Congress to act. As Donald Trump is demonstrating, a president can use the three steps above to make universities and colleges know he's serious about cleaning up campus unrest, especially that fomented by terrorist organizations abroad. According to Axios' Marc Caputo, Trump has already begun planning Step 3:
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Megyn Kelly, Riley Gaines Celebrate Trump’s
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Comments About Women And Trans-Identifying Men 5 replies
Megyn Kelly and more celebrated President Donald Trump’s comments about how transgenders can never be women, no matter what they do.
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According to YouGov, the swing has been pretty dramatic--a 7-point swing in approval since their last poll.//snip//There IS one group that is getting increasingly angry and desperate, and that is left-wing Democrats who are watching both their financial lifeline and their electoral prospects crumble. They are angry, mobilized, and ready to do anything to stop the bleeding and inflict damage on the Republican Party in general and Trump in particular.
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My goodness - a cri de coeur of such plaintive appeal and bereavement that I had to think twice about sharing it with you, tender-hearted friends, knowing what it might do to your gentle selves.
But here's the headline anyway, as I know you're made of sterner stuff than your average bear and can handle the cruelties of the world.
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Sad, no?
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Drug advertising on TV
The backstory:
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as much pain as possible on the American people” 22 replies
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Major DEI Non-Profit Files For Bankruptcy
After Bosses Allegedly Stole Millions
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After Bosses Allegedly Stole Millions
in Donor Funds 18 replies
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The lawsuit states:
This suit stems from Defendants’ years-long scheme to personally and improperly profit from NDC’s donations, staffing, resources, name, platform, and trademarks.
Defendants have misappropriated donor funds in numerous ways,
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