#15 All of those "privately funded" projects were all carried out under the rules and regulations governing the White House and its improvements and maintenance.

The Trump got a wild hair up his rear orifice and just ordered it destroyed.

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

You're not too smart, are you?

The 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution has done nothing for the United States of America.

Absolutely nothing.

#16 $40,000,000,000.00 to Argentina:

Then there is the little issue that Trump has mandated US banks to provide Argentina another 20 billion in loans. However, thus far banks have refused unless the US government guarantees the loans.

In other words, we, the taxpayer could be on the hook for 40 billion. That madame, is highly likely since Argentina has reneged 20 times on IMF loans since the 1950s.

#19 $40,000,000,000.00 to Argentina:

Then there is the little issue that Trump has mandated US banks to provide Argentina another 20 billion in loans. However, thus far banks have refused unless the US government guarantees the loans.

In other words, we, the taxpayer could be on the hook for 40 billion. That madame, is highly likely since Argentina has reneged 20 times on IMF loans since the 1950s.

#19 A Burger King crown and a happy meal

But my favorite part of the summit is the menu they designed for Trump ... .

We've got a salad called "Reminiscing the Success Story of New York" with Trump's favorite Thousand Island dressing, which is basically Big Mac sauce.

We've got a Korean Platter of Sincerity with US Beef. We've got a "gochujang-ketchup glaze" and mini beef patties with ketchup, in case Trump can't find anything else on the menu to eat, because they know he's got the palate of a toddler.

And we've got a "Peacemaker's Dessert" that includes a gold-adorned brownie, because what else do you serve Scrooge fucking McDuck besides literal gold on a brownie.

So yes, South Korea basically gave Trump a Burger King crown and a happy meal with extra ketchup and patted him on the head and told him he's been a real good boy.

** They mocked him right out in the open while making him feel like they were kissing the ring. **

#19 Around the time of the election, [Binance founder ChangPeng] Zhao's representatives began discussions with allies of Trump, saying they wanted to find a solution to Binance's legal troubles in the U.S. and offering a deal with a Trump family business, according to people familiar with the discussions.

Once Trump won, Binance formed a high-level task force to strike a deal with the Trumps' nascent cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial, that Binance could leverage into clemency for Zhao, other people familiar with the matter said.

This spring, Binance took steps that catapulted the Trump family venture's new stablecoin product, enhancing its credibility and pushing its market capitalization up from $127 million to over $2.1 billion.

Trump granted Zhao a presidential pardon last week, likely paving the way for the world's largest crypto-trading platform to return to the U.S., from where it was banned after the company pleaded guilty in 2023 to violating anti-money-laundering rules. At the time, the government said Zhao had caused "significant harm to U.S. national security" by allowing sanctioned Iranian crypto exchanges, Russian drug-traffickers, Hamas militants and other criminal groups to move billions of dollars through the exchange.

The bottom-line (as if there is a bottom):

The pardon marks the most distinct instance yet of Trump using the powers of his office to benefit someone at the center of deals that have enriched his family.

No sh*t.

#19 And if I were Trump ( God forbid), I'd be nervous. Because when people start using state races as a low-cost way to punch your movement in the face, they tend to keep punching.

2026 is coming.

#19 - Why has the Trump given $40,000,000,000.00 of American taxpayer money, to a country known for defaulting on previous international loans?

- When are the Epstein files going to be released?

- Why did Kristi Noem spend $172,000,000.00 of American taxpayer money for not one, but 2 Gulfstream private jets (the US Government already has a fleet of air transportation exclusively for executive- and Cabinet-level personnel)?

- Why is there a Qatari Air Force Base - Qatari, a country that's financed international terrorism - being built in Idaho in the USA?

- Why has the Trump added $2,000,000,000,000.00 (and climbing) to the nation's debt just since he took office in January, 2025?