Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said the US will kick off a six-month review of its military presence in Europe as leaders in the region brace for a plan for deep cuts to American support for the continent. read more
We Shall see ... read more
Some in NATO, shocked by Mr Trump's threat in January to seize Greenland from Denmark, worry not only that America might sit out a war with Russia, but that it could actively thwart other members' responses. read more
Just an interesting article.
Democrats are winning races " and even redistricting battles " but some in the party worry they're not yet winning the argument. Recent victories "from a gubernatorial win in New Jersey to a favorable redistricting outcome this week in Virginia, along with a string of special election overperformances " have given Democrats reason for confidence. Heading into the midterms later this year, they say they're on solid footing to win the House, and there's newfound optimism that they could also flip the Senate " something that appeared insurmountable just weeks ago. But the success has also prompted a quieter concern inside the party: that Democrats are misreading what those wins actually signal. In interviews with The Hill, Democrats warned that some in their party may be mistaking backlash against President Trump for support of their policies and rhetoric. read more
"The Leopards Eating People's Faces Party you probably voted for is coming for you now."
Good sir, I would have voted for someone who called themselves a Democratic Socialist over Trump. Especially knowing what I know now.
I fortunately have other options. A nice little house in Calabria.
You have options too.
There was a poll conducted recently. The results were posted on DR. Trump was voted the second-most popular president in the last 40 years. I'm starting to think that maybe the US is just not my country anymore. No harm, no foul, but it's just baffling to me that modern -day Repubs rate Trump higher than Reagan. Or higher than anyone for that matter.