Trump Claims All Biden Autopen Documents and Pardons Void

Donald Trump has declared that all documents, proclamations, and executive orders signed by President Joe Biden using an autopen are “null, void, and of no further force or effect.” This sweeping statement was made on Trump’s Truth Social platform, indicating that he aims to invalidate Biden’s actions during his presidency.

Trump’s post also includes anyone who received pardons under Biden, including Hunter Biden, asserting that these legal documents are terminated and lack any legal standing. This marks a continuation of Trump’s unfounded attacks on Biden’s use of the autopen, which he alleges was employed to conceal Biden’s cognitive abilities and wrongly exert executive authority.

In previous statements, Trump labeled Biden’s use of the autopen as a dangerous scandal, arguing that it misled the public and obscured who was truly exercising executive power. Trump has recently suggested that the use of an autopen signifies that Biden was not adequately informed about the documents being signed.

This baseless claim reflects Trump’s ongoing strategy of undermining the legitimacy of Biden’s presidency while furthering his rhetoric against perceived political adversaries. His allegations lack credible evidence and contribute to a narrative designed to refocus attention away from his own controversies.

As Trump’s statements escalate, they signify an attempt not only to discredit Biden but also to galvanize his supporters around a conspiracy theory that lacks factual basis, potentially undermining trust in the presidency and democratic institutions.

Trump’s Cabinet Meeting Loaded with Debunked False Claims

President Donald Trump made multiple false claims during a recent Cabinet meeting, echoing many previously debunked statements. He inaccurately asserted that grocery prices were down, when in fact they had risen by 2.7% from the previous year. Trump also distorted figures related to prescription drug price cuts, suggesting reductions that are mathematically impossible, and falsely claimed inflation had been “stopped in its tracks,” ignoring the ongoing uptick in year-over-year inflation rates.

Trump erroneously claimed he inherited the “worst inflation in history,” despite the current rate being similar to that in January when he returned to office. He inflated investment figures, alleging over $18 trillion in commitments, when official sources reported significantly lower numbers. On gas prices, Trump mentioned prices around $2.50 per gallon, which may have been true in certain states but overall remained close to $3.00 nationally.

In foreign policy discussions, Trump repeated the false claim that President Biden had “given away $350 billion” in aid to Ukraine; actual figures show substantially lower amounts disbursed. He exaggerated his achievements by stating he had ended eight wars, including conflicts that don’t fit his categorization. Additionally, a claim about his military strikes on drug boats saving thousands of lives lacked credible evidence and was dismissed as “absurd” by experts.

In relation to environmental issues, Trump misleadingly stated that China “doesn’t have gasoline,” despite its significant oil production. He also misrepresented Biden’s electric vehicle policies, suggesting there were mandates to own electric cars when, in reality, there were only guidelines aiming to increase their production.

Finally, Trump perpetuated lies about the 2020 election being “fake” and “rigged,” despite having lost a legitimate election. He also made false claims regarding crime rates in Washington, D.C., and misrepresented tax implications associated with his latest domestic policy bill regarding Social Security.

Trump Dozes Off During Cabinet Meeting, Irking Critics

During a recent Cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump, who has incessantly mocked President Biden as “Sleepy Joe,” struggled notably to stay awake. Despite proclaiming he was “sharper than I was 25 years ago,” evidence suggested otherwise as he appeared to doze off repeatedly while Cabinet members praised him.

The meeting, which lasted over three hours, showcased Trump’s apparent battle against fatigue, with him closing his eyes for extended periods while listening to various secretaries. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt maintained that Trump was “listening attentively” throughout the session, despite the glaring reality of his seemingly lethargic demeanor.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first instance of Trump’s apparent exhaustion becoming public. A prior event merely weeks before had also featured him fighting to keep his eyes open, which garnered significant media attention. Observers noted a growing pattern of Trump struggling with fatigue during public engagements.

This double standard is particularly ironic given Trump’s former critiques of Biden’s stamina. He has often portrayed Biden’s moments of appearing tired or asleep as detrimental to presidential fitness, routinely highlighting such instances throughout their rivalry. Trump’s previous derogatory remarks on Biden’s health have come back to haunt him now that he finds himself in similar circumstances.

Furthermore, Trump’s evasive behavior concerning his health—such as withholding medical details and releasing exaggerated letters from physicians—further adds fuel to the fire regarding public concerns about his stamina. His past criticisms of Biden as disengaged for similar behaviors raise questions about the consistency of his standards for what constitutes presidential vitality.

Trump Closes Venezuelan Airspace Amid Maduro Tensions

President Donald Trump announced the complete closure of Venezuelan airspace, warning all parties—including airlines and drug traffickers—via a post on Truth Social. This declaration comes amid escalating threats of military action against the country and its leader, Nicolás Maduro, whom Trump accuses of orchestrating drug smuggling operations. The closure is part of a series of over 20 military operations targeting suspected drug-running vessels linked to Venezuela.

Despite ongoing tensions, Trump’s recent engagement with Maduro included discussions of a potential meeting, although none was scheduled. The strained relations follow the U.S. rejecting Maduro’s offer of a significant stake in Venezuelan oil fields to improve ties. In light of these developments, Trump’s administration has publicly acknowledged plans to strike Venezuelan military sites as soon as deemed necessary.

In alignment with his aggressive approach, Trump has also authorized covert CIA operations in Venezuela and the Department of Justice is offering a $50 million reward for information leading to Maduro’s arrest. While Trump previously underestimated the likelihood of war in Venezuela, discussions among his advisors suggest a land invasion is a possible option.

Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman hinted that Trump shutting down the airspace indicates multiple strategies are being considered for handling Maduro. The overall tone from Trump suggests an escalating rivalry, likely complicating prospects for a peaceful resolution in the region.

Trump’s White House Launches Media Bias Tracker to Target Critics

The White House has initiated a controversial website aimed at calling out media outlets and reporters for alleged bias. This new platform highlights “media offenders,” including the Boston Globe, CBS News, and the Independent, labeling them as misleading for their coverage of President Donald Trump’s recent inflammatory suggestions regarding military orders and Congress members.

The site features a section that intends to publicly shame those who contradict the administration’s narrative. It comes in response to criticism over Trump’s alarming statements, including his remarks that could be interpreted as inciting violence against six Democratic lawmakers. This tactic has drawn heavy scrutiny from media experts who view it as an attack on press freedoms.

Critics, including seasoned journalists, believe this initiative undermines journalistic integrity and threatens the fabric of a free press by fostering an environment of fear and intimidation. They argue that it reflects a growing pattern of authoritarian behavior from Trump, who continues to weaponize the government against dissenting voices.

This ongoing assault on the media by the Trump administration is part of a broader strategy to consolidate power and suppress accountability. As the White House targets specific publications and journalists, the implications for independent reporting remain serious and concerning.

The White House’s actions may further polarize the relationship between the media and the government, as free press advocates warn against the dangerous precedent set by naming and shaming. These tactics echo historical instances of authoritarian regimes attempting to quell dissent and manipulate public perception.

Trump Pledges Pardon for Corrupt Ex-Honduran President

Donald Trump has announced his intention to grant a full pardon to former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, who is currently serving a 45-year prison sentence for drug trafficking. This declaration was made via Trump’s platform, Truth Social, where he asserted that Hernández has been treated “harshly and unfairly.”

Hernández, a former U.S. ally, was convicted last year for conspiring with drug cartels and facilitating the movement of significant amounts of cocaine through Honduras destined for the U.S. Prosecutors accused him of accepting millions in bribes which he allegedly used to bolster his political power.

Trump’s backing of Hernández coincides with the Honduran elections and is tied to support for another candidate, Nasry “Tito” Asfura. Trump’s statements on social media suggest that U.S. assistance will depend on Asfura’s electoral success, further entrenching the notion of quid pro quo in U.S.-Honduran relations.

This pardon signals Trump’s willingness to undermine judicial outcomes and restore leaders previously implicated in corruption and drug trafficking—a pattern seen throughout his dealings as president. Hernández’s attorney praised Trump, framing the pardon as a rectification of what they described as political prosecution.

The developments arrive amid heightened U.S. military operations in the Caribbean as part of a broader counter-narcotics effort, further complicating the interplay of U.S. foreign policy and local governance in Honduras.

Trump’s Panic as Supreme Court Reviews His Tariffs

President Donald Trump launched into a frantic tirade on social media, calling on his supporters to pray for the Supreme Court’s favorable ruling on his tariff policies. During this rant, he labeled critics of his trade approach as “evil, American hating forces,” demonstrating his growing desperation as legal challenges threaten his presidency.

Trump claimed that his implementation of tariffs has restored America’s international respect, saying, “Without which we would be a poor and pathetic laughingstock again.” Experts, however, predict that the Supreme Court may find his tariffs illegal, which could lead to significant financial repercussions and calls for the U.S. to return collected revenues.

The president’s assertions hinge on the argument that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act provides him with expansive authority to impose tariffs during perceived emergencies. Trump’s rhetoric indicates a fear that losing these tariffs could lead to a weakening of the U.S. economy, with warnings that it could fall to “almost Third World status.”

His social media posts touted claims of economic strength, boasting about low inflation and high stock market performance, while framing the tariffs as critical to national security and economic prosperity. The contradictory stance shows Trump’s attempt to divert attention from the real threats posed by his policies.

This alarming display reveals a president unwilling to confront the legal ramifications tied to his trade decisions, instead resorting to emotional pleas and inflammatory language. As his reliance on tariffs faces scrutiny, Trump’s narrative becomes increasingly detached from economic realities and grounded in fearmongering.

Trump’s Ukraine Plan is Admittedly a Russian Wish List

U.S. senators, including Mike Rounds and Angus King, disclosed that Secretary of State Marco Rubio informed them that the recent peace plan proposed by President Donald Trump for Ukraine is nothing more than a “wish list” from Russia, rather than a legitimate framework for negotiations. Rounds emphasized that this assessment pointed to the plan’s significant concessions to Moscow, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has consistently rejected.

Despite Rubio’s assertions contradicting the senators’ claims and alleging their misinterpretation of his statements, the confusion surrounding the Trump administration’s approach to the peace plan has deepened. The leaked 28-point plan elicited concerns that it merely rewarded Russian aggression while undermining Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

Senators voiced that rather than advocating for legitimate peace negotiations, the plan might send a troubling message to other aggressors, essentially granting validation to their territorial ambitions. Rubio, under pressure, tried to clarify that the plan sought to be a productive starting point, yet many senators remained skeptical about its ethical grounding.

The unfolding situation highlights the increasing rift between Washington’s stance and the expectations of Ukrainian leadership. The implications of such a proposal raise serious questions regarding U.S. foreign policy and President Trump’s credibility on the international stage, particularly as nations observe the handling of this crisis.

As this scenario plays out, observers anticipate how both Ukraine and Russia will respond, while the Trump administration continues to navigate the backlash from U.S. lawmakers who view the peace plan as detrimental to international law and the sovereignty of nations.

Trump Degrades Reporter Over Afghan Gunman Vetting Query

President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter during a press conference regarding the shooting of two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C., calling her a “stupid person.” The incident involved a suspected Afghan national, who reportedly had worked closely with the CIA, prompting the reporter to inquire about the vetting process for such individuals.

Despite assertions by U.S. officials that the suspect underwent thorough vetting by both the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, Trump insisted that the Biden administration’s policies were to blame. He claimed that many Afghans entered the U.S. unvetted and should not have been allowed in, disregarding the reported vetting process.

During the heated exchange, Trump emphasized his frustration with what he termed “disgraceful” immigration practices. He dismissed the reporter’s claims, asserting that the vetting system was ineffective and that a law made it difficult to remove those who should not be in the country.

Trump announced the death of Guardsman Sarah Beckstrom, 20, due to the shooting, while another Guardsman, Andrew Wolfe, remains critically injured. This event has drawn increased scrutiny on the handling of Afghan nationals in the U.S. amid ongoing public safety concerns.

The press conference illuminated Trump’s aggressive communication style and continued attempts to shift blame for the violence, further exacerbating tensions surrounding immigration policy discussions.

Trump Hints at Ground Invasion of Venezuela Amid Escalation

President Donald Trump has indicated that the U.S. may soon expand military operations in Venezuela, suggesting a possible ground invasion. This statement follows the Trump administration’s ongoing military escalations, including recent strikes on drug-carrying vessels in the Caribbean, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of at least 83 people.

During an address to U.S. troops, Trump highlighted that while Venezuelan drug traffickers are largely being targeted at sea, his administration plans to “start stopping them by land” in the near future. These remarks are the most explicit endorsement of land operations in Venezuela that Trump has made to date.

Republican lawmakers have expressed support for a full-scale invasion, with Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) suggesting it would benefit U.S. oil interests. However, a majority of Americans oppose military action, with a recent YouGov and CBS News poll revealing that 70% of respondents are against a U.S. invasion.

This potential military operation raises significant concerns regarding U.S. foreign policy and its implications, as it demonstrates Trump’s willingness to deepen U.S. involvement in South America amid widespread public disapproval.

Trump’s ongoing rhetoric suggests an aggressive strategy that contradicts public sentiment and raises questions about the motivations behind enhancing military actions, including potential economic advantages for specific sectors.

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