#Trump2025

[womenclature]

I just want to say how absolutely overjoyed I am, and have been, ever since Trump has returned to office. Every day this week has been like Christmas morning when I check the news and the executive orders. Everything I want is being enacted.

Troops are sent to the US-Mexico border.

Birthright citizenship is abolished (except where at least one parent is a permanent resident or citizen – this is generous!).

DEI is dying. So is racist and sexist affirmative action.

ICE is conducting raids & ejecting criminals from our country.

There are only biological women and biological men.

Prisoners are not being given taxpayer-funded hormones.

Historical names like Mount McKinley are reinstated.

The list goes on. We should celebrate!!

[rudyboxman57]

That's how the entire World is looking at the United States of America. ( made with A.I. though )

RJBTEAM.

#politics #usa #TrumpInauguration2025 #Trump2025 #RJBTEAM #RudyBoxman #news #AI #lol #fun #humor #ElonMusk #ArtificialIntelligence #photo #download #Print #US #WhiteHouse

[dgtlprdcdsbyer]

[saidsamayoa]

[fiveeven]

Four More Years: Bracing for the Fallout of Trump’s Second Term

On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, marking a series of unprecedented firsts in American history. As the first convicted felon to take the oath of office, Trump’s return to the presidency is a moment of reckoning for the nation, challenging our expectations of morality and accountability in leadership. But beyond this historic controversy lies a deeper concern: the direction in which the next four years are likely to take us.

Trump has wasted no time doubling down on conservative and Republican agendas that aim to restrict the rights of millions of Americans. Among his most alarming promises is a policy recognizing only two genders, male and female, as official U.S. policy—a move that disregards the lived realities of countless LGBTQ+ individuals. This comes on the heels of a previous term that saw the overturning of Roe v. Wade, stripping millions of their reproductive rights. With the Supreme Court stacked by Trump appointees, we are already hearing whispers of revisiting Obergefell v. Hodges and other landmark precedents that protect marriage equality. If those dominoes fall, the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans could be rolled back decades.

Meanwhile, Trump’s rhetoric and policy proposals stoke fears about widespread ICE raids, bolstering a deportation machine that tears families apart. Private prison stocks have surged since his election—a telling sign of how immigration and criminal justice policies may play out. Environmental protections, already weakened during his first term, are also at risk. In the wake of Hurricane Helene and the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, the absence of meaningful environmental action is chilling. If history is any guide, we can expect deregulation, more chemical spills, unchecked pollution, and a worsening climate crisis.

The social and economic landscape could grow even more fractured. Trump’s response to issues of class and wealth inequality has consistently favored the wealthy elite, and we should brace for even greater divides between rich and poor. Access to healthcare—a lifeline for millions—may be gutted as protections for pre-existing conditions vanish, leaving countless Americans uninsured. The possibility of repealing the Affordable Care Act looms large, threatening to turn back the clock on progress.

Educational access is also likely to deteriorate, with public schools underfunded and higher education increasingly out of reach for working families. And as hate and division continue to rise, fueled by transphobia, homophobia, racism, and other forms of discrimination, the social fabric of the country feels increasingly strained. Tensions with our allies are likely to escalate, with Trump already inflaming disputes with Greenland and Mexico even before taking office.

The next four years could usher in a cascade of devastating policies that will take decades—if not longer—to rectify. From climate disasters to healthcare inequities, from attacks on civil rights to worsening racial divides, we are heading toward a period of profound turbulence. If we’ve learned anything from Trump’s first term, it’s that his presidency has consequences far beyond his own legal troubles or political theatrics.

Buckle up—this ride is going to be rough. But now more than ever, it’s imperative to stay vigilant, resist apathy, and fight for the rights and values that make our nation stronger. The work to protect our future starts today.

[meetmitsui]

Whew! Watching Trump’s inauguration today feels like the start of something big—whether that’s for better or worse, we’ll soon find out. As someone navigating both outsourcing and financial trading, I can’t help but wonder:

Are we really looking at a future where outsourcing jobs in the Philippines decline, or will his tax and labor policies actually push companies to outsource even more to cut costs?

Will the dollar continue its climb against the peso and other emerging market currencies, or is it about to hit a ceiling?

What about BRICS? Will they lose momentum, or will Trump’s leadership fuel their determination to push back against the dollar?

And let’s not forget China—are we about to see a new wave of disruptions that make Trump’s presidency seem like a curse, or will he be the wall that holds them at bay as he lifts high the American dream?

Or will The Simpsons once again prove eerily accurate in their predictions—this time with the possibility that Trump may be the last president of the United States? They’ve been uncannily right before, predicting everything from pandemics to the victories (and even assassinations) of US presidents.

There are no easy answers right now, but one thing’s for sure: the world will be watching closely.

[dailyscroll2025]

Donald Trump to sign 'close to 100 executive orders' - as he is set to become 47th US president

[rwnnews]

Trump Signs Executive Order to Establish Government Bitcoin Reserve.

Trump Signs Executive Order to Establish Government Bitcoin Reserve. On March 6, 2025, President Donald Trump made headlines by signing an executive order that establishes a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, a bold move positioning the United States as a pioneer in government-backed cryptocurrency adoption. This landmark decision, announced just ahead of a White House crypto summit on March 7,…

[nolan-higdon]

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🎙️ Democrats’ Response to Trump: A Total Train Wreck? In this episode of Disinfo Detox, host Nolan Higdon dissects the Democratic Party's lackluster reaction to President Trump's recent address to Congress. From symbolic attire to disjointed messaging, are the Democrats failing to present a united front?

Are these actions genuine resistance or mere political theater? Join us as we analyze the Democrats' strategies and their implications for the future. Listen now & detox from the spin! 🎧👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8pv0z5_mf0 #DisinfoDetox #Democrats #Trump2025 #PoliticalAnalysis #NolanHigdon

[hensmans]

(via Le techno-fascisme arrive en Amérique : quand la Silicon Valley s'empare du pouvoir)

[globalindiantv2]

Trump offers ‘Gold Card’ US immigration for US$ 5 million

Trump has announced the Gold Card, a new US immigration program priced at $5 million. This initiative replaces the EB-5 visa, offering a faster route to citizenship and investment opportunities for wealthy individuals. The program is expected to generate revenue and boost the US economy. With plans to issue 10 million Gold Cards, this move aims to reduce the national deficit. Official details will be released in two weeks. Stay informed about this significant change in US immigration policy.

[arno-vision]

Power in a Song

Trump, Do You Hear the People Sing?

via @YouTube #trump #Trump2025 #PeoplePower #SingForYou #LesMiserables