TRUMP 2.0 From nominations to its last day

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[ Trump cannot travel to Israel anymore]

 

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[Trump, Fox, everyone on the GOP side. Helping set ablaze the Palisades Fire. This is how they help "put out the fires" To heck with all the Republicans who voted for him and live there ]

 

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[ Blame the Dems game ]

 

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[ Trump and Co. attempting to destroy California. For not voting for him ]

 

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[ They want to make others believe that "cleaning a forrest" is a real thing ]

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

[Trump, Fox, everyone on the GOP side. Helping set ablaze the Palisades Fire. This is how they help "put out the fires" To heck with all the Republicans who voted for him and live there ]

Your fleet and army are doing a bang-up job, moron.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

All those jobs and he still added more to the debt than Trump.

 

[Delldude]

Dude...............the service was very honorable.

 

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[Delldude]

Dude.....Greenlander's are ready.

Art of the Deal

Denmark sent private messages in recent days to President-elect Trump's team expressing willingness to discuss boosting security in Greenland or increasing the U.S. military presence on the island, two sources with knowledge of the issue tell Axios.
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The big picture: Greenland (pop. 56,000) is largely autonomous, but Denmark maintains responsibility for defense.

• Trump has repeatedly declared that controlling Greenland — the world's largest island — is necessary for U.S. national security vis-a-vis Russia and China. His son Don Jr. visited Greenland this week bearing MAGA hats.
• Climate change is opening up the Arctic for competition between superpowers, and could also make it easier to tap Greenland's mineral riches

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Behind the scenes: The sources said the Danish government wants to avoid a public clash with the new U.S. administration, and asked members of the Trump team for clarification regarding what exactly the president-elect meant in his comments earlier this week.

• In the messages passed to the Trump team, the Danish government made clear Greenland was not for sale but expressed readiness to discuss any other U.S. request regarding the island, the sources said.
• The U.S. already has a military base on Greenland and an agreement with Denmark dating to 1951 on defending the island, under which an increase of U.S. forces could easily be discussed.
• Danish officials have already said they are looking into further measures to increase investment in military infrastructure and capabilities in Greenland, in consultation with the Greenlandic government.

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