Blue Press Journal

Tag: donald-trump

  • Trump is Anti-Police

    The recent Trump pardons of individuals who attacked law enforcement on January 6th, coupled with the lack of pushback from Republican leadership, paints a stark picture. The Republican Party can no longer lay claim to being the party of law and order; under Trump, it has become the party of lawlessness and disorder.

    Let’s be crystal clear – Trump has pardoned individuals convicted of killing or assaulting law enforcement officers. This is an undeniable fact. Over 150 police officers from the US Capitol Police and DC Police were injured on January 6th, with the attack resulting in nine deaths.

    It is evident that Trump is anti-police. His actions speak louder than words and cannot be disputed. So, the question remains – do all police officers still support Trump and the deafening silence from the Republican Party? Do they possess the moral fortitude to hold their positions in light of these pardons? These are questions that must be asked and answered.

    Our challenge to the American MEGA voters is this: if your beloved son, daughter, husband, or wife was courageously serving as a policeman and their brutal attacker was shockingly pardoned by the president … how would that make you feel?

  • Greenland … does anyone know why but Trump?

    There has been an absolute frenzy of speculation surrounding Donald Trump’s sudden interest in acquiring Greenland. Is it for national security? Natural resources? Or maybe just because he saw China looking at it? Who knows, really.

    But let’s be real here, Trump is only ever looking out for one person: himself. It’s all about stroking his own ego and hogging the spotlight. Forget about Russian or American interests, it’s all about Trump’s insatiable need for attention.

    Sure, America might have some valid security concerns when it comes to Greenland. But seriously, does anyone really think Trump’s blustering threats are the best way to handle things? Maybe he should try talking to Denmark, you know, our actual ally who currently controls the place. Just a thought.

    The extent of Trump’s ambition to acquire Greenland after taking office is currently uncertain. It is unclear whether his desire is merely a display of bravado, a negotiating tactic, or a genuine goal.

    The brilliant mastermind that is Trump has once again set his sights on purchasing Greenland. However, his approach leaves much to be desired. It seems he may have missed the memo on proper diplomatic negotiations. But hey, who needs tact and strategy when you have the stable genius himself at the helm, right?

  • Empty promises and flashy rhetoric. They start on January 20th.

    Trump made a grandiose promise to lower grocery prices during his campaign, but surprise, surprise, it seems like it was all just a bunch of lies to win votes. I mean, who would have thought? It’s not like he was saying this when the economy was booming or anything. People just love to vote based on their feelings rather than facts. Reading is hard, apparently.

    “From the day I take the oath of office, we’ll rapidly drive prices down and make America affordable again,” Trump declared confidently to his supporters in North Carolina. “Prices will come down. You just watch. They’ll come down fast.” Spoiler alert: they didn’t and Trump now says they will not. .

    After winning the election, TIME magazine had the audacity to ask Trump if his presidency would be a failure if grocery prices didn’t decrease. “I don’t think so,” Trump responded, before awkwardly backtracking on his promise. “I’d like to bring them down. It’s hard to bring things down once they’re up. You know, it’s very hard.”

    Just days after the election, the Associated Press reported that many economists believed Trump’s plans, like tariffs on imported foods and deporting undocumented workers, could actually cause food prices to rise. Shocking, right? 

    Only about 2 in 10 Americans are confident that Trump will actually make progress on lowering grocery prices, housing costs, or healthcare expenses. But hey, who needs affordable groceries when you have a reality TV star as president, right?

    It’s disappointing to see how easily some people can be swayed by empty promises and flashy rhetoric. It’s a reminder of the importance of critical thinking and doing thorough research before putting our trust in any political figure. Hopefully, this serves as a lesson for future elections, and voters will be more discerning in their choices. As citizens, we have the power to hold our leaders accountable and demand transparency and honesty in their actions.

  • Steve Bannon VS. Elon Musk

    Steve Bannon versus Elon Musk – a clash of titans in the realm of Trump’s biggest supporters. The tension between them is palpable, with Bannon taking a stand against Musk’s reliance on H-1B visas to bring in foreign engineers instead of prioritizing American workers. And, dare I say it, I find myself agreeing with Bannon on this issue. Hiring Americans should always come first!

    The MAGA voters were promised an America-first agenda by Trump, yet it seems that promise has been broken. True America-first policy means giving priority to American workers, not outsourcing jobs to foreign countries. It appears that Trump’s loyalty lies more with his wealthy associates than with the American people.

    So, Steve Bannon, I commend you for standing firm on this issue. This is one battle where we stand united! Let’s keep fighting for the rights of American workers and holding our leaders accountable for their promises.

  • We told you so … Medicare cuts

    Here we go… The GOP has released a list outlining their plan to slash $479 billion from Medicare. Surprise, surprise! The Trump Republicans have set their sights on Medicare, aiming to make massive cuts. Looks like those Trump campaign promises are going down the drain.

    What does this mean for you? Well, let’s break it down with an example. If a Medicare recipient has a heart attack in Oklahoma, the costs would be different compared to the same procedure in Florida. The GOP’s brilliant idea is to provide the same amount of funding regardless of location. So, if you happen to live in an area where medical care is more expensive, tough luck – you’ll be stuck with any additional costs.

    To all the retired MAGA voters out there, I hope you’re still thrilled with your decision to support the Republican Congress and Trump. You wanted it, you got it! Enjoy those Medicare cuts, courtesy of your favorite politicians.

  • Season 2 of the Trump Show

    Beginning January 20, get ready for Season 2 of Trump Show! I thought we canceled it four years ago?

    Brace yourself for the most trivial and weighty decisions to come straight from Trump’s Oval Office.

    Does Trump really believe that taking over Greenland is crucial for national security? If so, how will he make it happen? If not, why is he picking fights with a NATO ally that helps us with security in the region?

    On more important matters, what actual policies will Trump implement regarding China, Russia, and Iran? Will they actually work? Will he magically bring peace to Ukraine? And how will his trade and tax plans affect the economy? Will his immigration policies benefit the country?

    What about groceries and gas prices plummeting like a lead balloon like he promised? So far, it seems his tiny magical hands are great for making confetti but not so much for slashing prices!

    How can we genuinely trust that tariffs will benefit us without increasing prices for Americans? No economist has reached that conclusion; rather, the evidence suggests that it will exacerbate the situation.

    The time for Trump to just talk is almost up. The political theater of the past few months, where Trump has been on cloud nine and his opponents have been sulking, is coming to an end.

    As President, Trump will be judged by his actions, not his words. And he can’t blame Congress for any failures, since his party controls it. The last time a president had this much power, it didn’t end well for George W. Bush.

    Get ready for the next four years of chaos and uncertainty. Trump’s policies will have serious consequences, both at home and abroad. Our political system, our country, and the world will suffer.

    That’s why it’s up to us in the opposition to try and stop Trump from causing too much damage. A restrained Trump is a slightly less destructive Trump – for the world, our nation, and our democracy.

    We must stand firm for our democracy to endure.

  • Judge Cannon has blocked the public release of these highly anticipated reports on Jan 6 

    The attempt to downplay the events of January 6th was crucial to Trump’s potential return to power. 

    Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon has decided to play the role of gatekeeper for special counsel Jack Smith’s reports on President-elect Donald Trump’s classified documents case and election subversion case. In a move that is sure to keep everyone on the edge of their seats.

    According to Justice Department rules, special counsels must provide reports detailing their legal conclusions at the conclusion of their investigations. Just as Garland previously made public Special Counsel Robert Hur’s findings on President Biden’s handling of classified information, he will also release Smith’s report on Trump, albeit with necessary redactions.  

    Trump’s insistence on suppressing Smith’s report serves as a stark reminder of his aversion to truthful depictions of January 6th, particularly those supported by sworn testimony from numerous individuals, including former associates. Let’s not forget Trump’s disdain for the House January 6th Committee.

    If we ever hope to restore integrity to American politics, we must confront the reality of January 6th head-on.

    Of course, Trump will continue his efforts to rewrite the narrative of January 6th. He will pardon those involved in storming the Capitol, appoint conspiracy theorists to key positions, and attack anyone who dares to challenge him, from Liz Cheney to Jack Smith. While some of Trump’s more respectable defenders may not openly celebrate January 6th, they will certainly downplay or excuse the events.

    For the sake of truth and democracy, it is imperative that the report be made available to the public. We need honesty and transparency in politics.  It appears Trump is afraid of the truth.

    New York appeals court denies halting Trump’s sentencing in his hush money criminal conviction.

  • The economy and jobs perform better under Democratic administrations…just the facts

    The performance of the U.S. economy has shown a consistent trend of stronger growth under Democratic presidents compared to Republican presidents in the modern era. Across various metrics such as total job growth, unemployment rates, economic expansion, manufacturing job creation, manufacturing investment, small business development, and national debt management, Democratic administrations have consistently outperformed their Republican counterparts.

    This disparity can be attributed to the differing economic policies pursued by each party. Democrats have focused on investing in the middle class, supporting small businesses, and enhancing economic resilience following economic downturns. In contrast, Republicans have often prioritized tax cuts that primarily benefit the wealthy, which have failed to stimulate economic growth or pay for themselves.

    It is noteworthy that of the 11 recessions that have occurred in the modern era, 10 have originated during Republican presidencies. Additionally, data shows that the unemployment rate tends to be lower at the conclusion of Democratic presidencies compared to Republican presidencies. 

    Recent examples include the decrease in the unemployment rate from 6.4% at the beginning of the Biden-Harris administration to 4.1% in September 2024, while it rose from 4.7% at the start of President Donald Trump’s term to 6.4% upon his departure.

    Furthermore, economic growth has been more robust under Democratic presidents, with real GDP expanding by 10% during the Biden-Harris administration compared to 9% under President Trump. The United States has also demonstrated a quicker recovery to pre-pandemic GDP levels compared to other G7 nations, surpassing pre-pandemic forecasts from the Congressional Budget Office.

    In conclusion, the data clearly illustrates that Democratic administrations have consistently fostered stronger economic performance in the United States compared to Republican administrations.

  • Trump and MAGA Blame Migrants for New Orleans Attack … Falsely

    A true leader is expected to embody qualities such as truth, honesty, and composure during challenging times, like the recent New Orleans Truck Attack.

    However, what did Trump do? He immediately jumped on the bandwagon of spreading anti-immigrant misinformation, following a flawed report from Fox News. Instead of waiting for the facts to emerge, he blamed completely unrelated criminals supposedly crossing into the U.S. from abroad. Even after the suspect was identified as a U.S. citizen from Texas, Trump failed to correct his initial assertion.

    And let’s not forget Marjorie Taylor Greene, who also decided to blame migrants for the New Orleans attack without any evidence to support her claim. Once again, the suspect turned out to be an American-born citizen.

    It seems that Trump and his MAGA supporters are desperately trying to pin the New Orleans attack on the border, despite all evidence pointing to the contrary. How surprising. According to the FBI, crime rates have decreased. However, politicians continue to selectively use statistics to support their own narratives.

    Ah, the delightful right-wing propaganda machine, tirelessly working to pin all violence and societal issues on migrants and immigration. How original.

  • Contemptible fools’ who must be removed from Republican Party

    It’s abundantly clear now that Trump’s migration promises are nothing but hot air when it comes to his billionaire buddies.

    Take, for example, the ongoing debate over H-1B visas. Musk, Ramaswamy, and their Silicon Valley cronies have discovered that it’s more lucrative to hire foreign tech engineers than American-born ones. Are our colleges inferior to Indian ones? Absolutely not. It’s simply more profitable for Musk to exploit these lower-paid H-1B visa holders. 

    When Make America Great Again supporters finally saw the light and called out this hypocrisy, what did Musk do? He had the audacity to label his fellow Trump supporters as “contemptible fools” who need to be purged from the Republican Party entirely.

    Despite the apparent defeat of the “America First” hardliners in the recent debate over H-1B worker visas, President-elect Donald Trump’s apparent support for the “tech bros” has not deterred Steve Bannon from claiming victory over the “embarrassing” Elon Musk.

    In a not-so-shocking turn of events, the former Trump strategist, who once likened Musk to a “toddler” following a profanity-laced tirade against his right-wing critics, has declared that there was never a MAGA “civil war” on immigrant workers because Musk simply isn’t “tough enough” and ultimately “folded” under pressure from the far-right backlash.

    It’s crystal clear that all it takes is a fat wallet to sway Trump’s opinions – that is, if he even has any opinions left to begin with.