Originally published at: Trump Uses Press Corps as Decoy to Evade Iran Threat
Air Force None By now, you’ve surely ingested most of the details from the bombshell WaPo report on the elaborate security operation and public misinformation campaign to spirit President Trump out of Ankara, Turkey, following last month’s NATO summit and avoid a credible threat to his life from Iran. The entire ruse is remarkable by…
Heather, Paul & Garrett today:
They’ve stepped away from the rhetoric of 2020, and need to expand their current focus on economic issues such as lowering housing costs and stopping the expansion of data centers, while downplaying other issues. The article wants them to expand to include immigration and some other “hot button” ideas. But main takeaway is that this is what a lot of peole have been looking for in the Democratic party.
Here is he pretending to have just flown in on the older Air Force One:
It’s a fucking cosplay presidency.
happened.
Of course as we make progress, we fire on a Panamanian flagged vessel that tried to bypass our blockade
Trump isn’t going to do that and if he did it wouldn’t stop the elections. Trump is screwed and he’s scaring people TO the voting booth, not away from it.
Trump was brought by vehicle from the third plane that he had arrived on to the older Air Force One, boarded it through a different entrance and strode down the step from the upper left-side door as he would typically do.
Did he think he was auditioning for a new James Bond movie or similar?
He’s “allowed to do it.”
"… but; the memo says ‘Democrats in disarray!’
(@robbinsa.me on Bluesky )
Yeah, there’re folks who pay good money for that.
The GOP senator has no say in this at all. He could have stopped the appointment of RFK Jr. This is on him.
Although this doesn’t do anything for kids under age 4, at least older kids can get their current regimen of shots
The ‘man of the people’ is stealing from all of us. Anyone who voted for him or any of his enablers is either a sucker, or a crook benefiting from his grift.







