UNDERNEWS: Donald Trump

August 3, 2024

Donald Trump

Political Wire - Federal judge Tanya Chutkan quickly resumed Donald Trump’s criminal proceedings after regaining jurisdiction over the January 6 case and immediately denied his motion to dismiss. The first status meeting is on August 16.

Yahoo News - Donald Trump on Wednesday boasted that he can speak for two hours “without a mistake,” then twice botched the office that one of the candidates he has endorsed is seeking.Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, the former president referred to David McCormick as “your next governor.” He did it again about 15 minutes later, calling McCormick “Mr. Governor, Mr. Future Governor.” McCormick is running for a U.S. Senate seat, not governor. About an hour into the speech, Trump finally named the office McCormick is seeking, calling him “the next U.S. senator from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.”

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What come conservatives think about Trump

Via Ann E. Rondeau Whistleblower Watch

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Via The Other 98%

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