Wingnuts sure do love to brag about what they’ll do when our government gets taken over by an illegitimate tyrant. So where are they now?
Musk is still giddy with his new illegal power and they’re nowhere to be found.
Predictable. All bark, no bite.
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We The People Reject Project 2025
“Vote for me and you’ll never have to vote again.” Less than 2 weeks into his presidency, how do you now interpret this statement?
Reminder once more that the President has ZERO authority to reallocate funds already appropriated by Congress for a particular purpose.
And an unelected billionaire oligarch has even less than ZERO authority to hijack & reallocate funds.
This is a coup. A hostile takeover. A Constitutional crisis.
We estimate Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and 10% tariffs on China will:
🔹 Increase taxes by $1.2T (2025-2034)
🔹 Reduce GDP by 0.4%
🔹 Reduce employment by 344k jobs
🔹 Result in an average tax increase of $830 per US household (2025)
Trump just announced that his tariffs will cause “pain” for the American middle class but it’s okay because it will be “worth the price that must be paid.”
This has become one of the top-selling products on Amazon over the weekend. 👇
Marocco held several national security positions during the first Trump administration, including at USAID, where he tried to consolidate power and slash funding.
Feb. 3, 2025, 7:35 AM MST / Updated Feb. 3, 2025, 4:40 PM MST
By Vaughn Hillyard, Abigail Williams, Rebecca Shabad, Ryan Nobles and Ryan J. Reilly
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio has empowered a top official at the State Department to run the U.S. Agency for International Development and begin reviewing all of the work done by the government agency targeted for dismantling by President Donald Trump and tech billionaire adviser Elon Musk.
Rubio tapped Pete Marocco, the director of foreign assistance at the State Department, to begin reviewing all of the work done by USAID. He also warned that certain projects or programs might be suspended or eliminated.
Marocco held several national security positions during the first Trump administration, including at USAID, where his attempts to consolidate power and slash funding drove officials to write a dissent memo that ultimately pushed him out of office, according to multiple sources who spoke with NBC News.
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