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Yes he did but no one believed him or voted for him for that reason. Trump campaigned on affordability and bringing prices and inflation down and he has done neither.

But wasn't Trump elected in big part for his promise to bring prices down on Day 1? Isn't that what people voted for?

Anyone who says we are better off obviously hasn't done any grocery shopping or noticed that the price of groceries, along with just about everything else, has gone up since Trump took office.

Listening to his recent speeches, he may indeed be suffering from dementia.

Does the KKK count in this discussion?

You too codger.

Who, Pops?

Who?

Sadly, no. His fame, infamy or notoriety does not go beyond this low rent forum.

Trump's World is trending on Twitter and I thought it be nice to have a Trump general discussion thread that doesn't call him "Father" Here's the hastag: https://x.com/search?q="TRUMP'S WORLD"&src=trend_click&vertical=trends And I'll do the first post:

Right now...MS NOW special on Jack Smith's testimony with Rachel Maddow, Chris Hayes, Lawrence O'Donnell, Stephanie Rule and others...

I was told by the OP of the thread that calls Khalil an Antisemitic Jew Hating Palestinian Student "Your Pro-Hamas, Anti-Israeli rhetoric has no place here. Take your hate elsewhere" So per request, future news about Mahmood Khalil's deportation situation shall be posted here. Here is the latest about this Columbia University student: https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1925549712729354567 ICE officials and a prison contractor have refused to grant a contact visit between Columbia grad student Mahmoud Khalil and his family, according to the ACLU, denying him the chance to hold his newborn son. His son was born last month while Khalil remained in ICE custody in Louisiana.

Not surprised that the charges against Lemon were rejected by the federal magistrate judge. And what law or laws did Lemon break? Lemon did not help organize or lead the mob into the church. He was simply acting a reporter trying to cover this protest and get an interview with one of the pastors.

https://www.politico.com/news/2026/01/22/don-lemon-prosecution-justice-department-00741629 Judge rejects criminal charge against journalist Don Lemon over church protest Federal prosecutors sought to charge former CNN journalist Don Lemon in connection with an anti-immigration-enforcement protest that disrupted services at a Minnesota church Sunday, but a magistrate judge declined to approve the charge, two people familiar with the development said. Lemon’s name appeared among eight defendants in a federal court docket reviewed by POLITICO Thursday afternoon. However, a short time later the case disappeared altogether from the public docket. In social media posts, Attorney General Pam Bondi did not mention Lemon, but named three other people arrested Thursday over the protest at Cities Church in St. Paul: Nekima Levy Armstrong, William Kelly and Chauntyll Allen, a member of the St. Paul School Board. “Our nation was settled and founded by people fleeing religious persecution,” Bondi wrote in an X post quickly reposted by the White House. “Religious freedom is the bedrock of this country. We will protect our pastors. We will protect our churches. We will protect Americans of faith.” The people who described the rejected prosecution of Lemon were granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the matter. One said Bondi is “enraged at the magistrate judge’s decision.” A Justice Department spokesperson declined to comment or to detail the charges against those arrested. A spokesperson for the U.S. District Court in Minnesota said Levy Armstrong and Allen appeared in court Thursday afternoon. Federal courts don’t typically release the names of proposed defendants when prosecutors fail to win approval for a criminal complaint. A spokesperson for Lemon did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In one video he posted online from the protest, Lemon said: “We’re not part of the activists, but we’re here just reporting on them.”

https://x.com/atrupar/status/2014417410548248949 (video clip at link) Jack Smith: "The people who assaulted police officers and were convicted after trial in my view and I think in the view of the judges who sentenced them to prison are dangerous to their community. Some of these people have already committed crimes against their communities again ... I don't understand why you mass pardon people who assaulted police officers. I don't get it. I never will."

That was then and this is now.

Hell Toupee is often fact challenged.

Riots? This happened more than once? And although it is a crime of some sort, disrupting a church service, while abhorrent, is not a riot.