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|    26 Dec 25 00:48:20    |
      XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.atheism, alt.politics.immigration       XPost: alt.politics.trump       From: yourdime@outlook.com              Trump delivered a Christmas message that included a taunt aimed at “Radical       Left Scum,” who, he wrote, are bent on destroying the country.              After midnight, the holiday spirit took another partisan political turn.       The president posted or reposted more than 100 times on his Truth Social       website, in many cases amplifying messages disparaging perceived political       foes.              As Christmas Day broke, the president made clear he is still captivated by       his loss to Joe Biden in 2020.              He reposted one message that called for Attorney General Pam Bondi to       ensure “accountability” by prosecuting former Democratic President Barack       Obama over the election.              He also shared a video from Colton Moore, a Georgia state senator running       for the congressional seat being vacated by Republican Marjorie Taylor       Greene.              “You know, Donald Trump was right the entire time,” Moore said in the       video. “The election in 2020 was stolen.” He went on to say that “people       need to be arrested and tried for treason — a lot of them.”              No evidence has emerged of wrongdoing on a scale that would have changed       the outcome of the 2020 election, though Trump said in June he wants a       special prosecutor to investigate what happened.              With more than 11 million followers on Truth Social, Trump reposted       messages involving familiar foils. Some called for getting rid of the       Affordable Care Act, signed into law by Obama 15 years ago (last week, the       Republican-led House and Senate left town for the new year without a health       care deal that will prevent insurance premiums from rising for millions of       Americans).              In his feed, Trump drew attention to a post depicting California Gov. Gavin       Newsom, a potential Democratic candidate in the 2028 presidential race, as       a socialist.       Recommended       Trump administration       Trump says he ordered strikes on ISIS targets in Nigeria       Elections       All in the family: In 2026, a surge of politicians' kids are running for       office              Another of his reposts centered on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s       growing wealth during her time in Congress. The post Trump shared       suggested, without evidence, that she should go to prison for insider       trading. (Sitting behind Trump, Pelosi famously tore up a copy of his State       of the Union address after he finished speaking in 2020.)              Trump shared several posts attacking Somali immigrants. He took aim       specifically at Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat born in Somalia,       reposting a video questioning her U.S. citizenship and writing, “Throw her       out of the U.S., Now!” The president has made a flurry of disparaging       remarks about Somali immigrants in recent weeks.              Trump also used his feed to promote economic policies that have faced       criticism. Polls show that he’s lost ground with voters who are relying on       him to make groceries, utilities and other necessities more affordable. At       1:15 a.m., he reposted a Fox News video in which a guest credited Trump’s       stewardship of the economy with the rapid 4.3% growth in gross domestic       product during the third quarter.              The White House did not respond to an inquiry Thursday about whether it was       Trump or one of his aides who reposted all the messages.              Trump singled out a video from Secretary of State Marco Rubio in which he       rattled off various peace deals that the president said he reached since       taking office in January. Trump has said he deserves to win the Nobel Peace       Prize, which will be awarded in October 2026. The deals that Rubio outlined       form the basis of Trump’s candidacy for the prize, which Obama and three       other presidents have won.              Rubio said in the video that Trump stopped a looming war between India and       Pakistan, though India has disputed the claim. Of the conflict between       Cambodia and Thailand, Rubio said, “We got that peace deal put in place.”              Though the two neighboring countries had reached a ceasefire, more than two       weeks of border clashes have resulted in 86 deaths.              Rubio, who feuded with Trump during the 2016 Republican presidential       primary, called his boss “the best president we’ve ever had.”              For Trump, sprinkling partisan grievance into holiday cheer has become       something of a tradition.              As president-elect during Thanksgiving last year, he offered good wishes to       everyone, even the “Radical Left Lunatics.”              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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