Adris escribió:En dos meses, Trump ha tumbado la bolsa de EEUU y Tesla ha perdido lo que ninguna otra compañía en la historia.
Lo están haciendo de puta madre.
NWOBHM escribió:Adris escribió:En dos meses, Trump ha tumbado la bolsa de EEUU y Tesla ha perdido lo que ninguna otra compañía en la historia.
Lo están haciendo de puta madre.
Es un plan. Luego hace BOOM y se convierte en Chocapic.
bikooo2 escribió:Lo que comenté ayer más expandido
Chinese nationals banned from US student visas under new House GOP proposalHouse Republicans are pushing legislation to ban Chinese nationals from getting student visas in the U.S.
Fuente: Fox News
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qué cara se les quedará luego de votar por este señor ? Hereze escribió:Portugal cancela la compra de los cazas F-35 de EEUU: usará aviones europeos por miedo al bloqueo tecnológico de TrumpNuno Melo, ministro de Defensa portugués, ha anunciado en una entrevista con el medio Publico.pt que el país no seguirá adelante con la compra de aviones Lockheed Martin F-35 que tenían acordados en 2024, y cuyo movimiento habría supuesto una inversión de 5.500 millones de euros en 20 años; mientras que la entrega de los primeros aviones hubiese sido siete años después de que se firmase el contrato de compra.
Canada reconsidering F-35 purchase amid tensions with Washington, says ministerCanada is actively looking at potential alternatives to the U.S.-built F-35 stealth fighter and will hold conversations with rival aircraft makers, Defence Minister Bill Blair said late Friday, just hours after being reappointed to the post as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet.
The remarks came one day after Portugal signalled it was planning to ditch its acquisition of the high-tech warplane.
The re-examination in this country is taking place amid the bruising political fight with the Trump administration over tariffs and threats from the American president to annex Canada by economic force.
Hereze escribió:
Hereze escribió:Ahora el loco este dice que los indultos de Biden son tienen validez alguno... porque él lo dice.
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Patchanka escribió:Hereze escribió:Ahora el loco este dice que los indultos de Biden son tienen validez alguno... porque él lo dice.
Obviamente, eso es inconstitucional, un presidente no puede deshacer los indultos de presidentes anteriores.
Pero claro, si se establece la jurisprudencia, significa que los indultos que él mismo ha puesto, como los indultos de la chusma del 6-Enero, se pueden deshacer cuando entre un presidente no-MAGA...
JanKusanagi escribió:Dwyane escribió:Lo raro es que no este aun sobrevolando un Impeachment en el ambiente.
No es raro. Los Demócratas son minoría en ambas cámaras, y los MAGA no van a participar en un impeachment, ya que son fanáticos y/o esclavos del zurullo naranja criminal, así que...
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Dwyane escribió:JanKusanagi escribió:Dwyane escribió:Lo raro es que no este aun sobrevolando un Impeachment en el ambiente.
No es raro. Los Demócratas son minoría en ambas cámaras, y los MAGA no van a participar en un impeachment, ya que son fanáticos y/o esclavos del zurullo naranja criminal, así que...
Dentro de su partido no hay voces criticas con lo que esta pasando?
JanKusanagi escribió:Dwyane escribió:JanKusanagi escribió:No es raro. Los Demócratas son minoría en ambas cámaras, y los MAGA no van a participar en un impeachment, ya que son fanáticos y/o esclavos del zurullo naranja criminal, así que...
Dentro de su partido no hay voces criticas con lo que esta pasando?
Ya se aseguraron hace tiempo de eliminar a cualquier republicano que no fuese (o simulase ir) 100% con la ideología MAGA y lo que dicte el querido líder naranja.
One prominent first-term critic of Mr. Trump said in a recent interview that not only would he not comment on the record, he did not want to be mentioned in this article at all. Every time his name appears in public, he said, the threats against him from the far right increase.
Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi told Mr. Zelensky in a meeting at the Hay-Adams Hotel last week that he was there with other senators “as a show of support.” But after Mr. Trump’s confrontation with Mr. Zelensky later that day, Mr. Wicker took down a social media post showing him shaking hands with the Ukrainian leader.
More than a half-dozen Republican defense hawks in the Senate — not a group usually shy about communicating its views — declined to comment for this article or did not respond to requests for comment about Mr. Trump’s statements on Ukraine or why other Republicans were not speaking out.
On Capitol Hill, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina, a Republican, was wavering in his support for Pete Hegseth, Mr. Trump’s nominee for defense secretary, until the president threatened him with a primary and Mr. Tillis did a turnabout. (Mr. Tillis’s office said the senator was simply performing careful vetting.)
Representative Eric Swalwell, a California Democrat and a frequent critic of Mr. Trump, said the real fear among Republicans in the House who might otherwise voice criticism of the administration on some issues was violence against their families.
“I’m friends with a lot of these guys, and I had wrongly assumed that what was holding them back from speaking out against Trump was they were afraid of losing their jobs,” he said in an interview. “But what they’re afraid of is their own personal security. They tell me that their wives tell them, ‘Don’t contribute to us getting harassed at church or at the grocery store or at the club.’”
Mr. Swalwell, who receives plenty of threats himself, said that he spends hundreds of thousands of dollars of his campaign and office funds on security for his own family, and that his daughter recently included a member of his security detail in a drawing of her family for her kindergarten class.
Senator Todd Young of Indiana is one Republican who has experienced browbeating from Mr. Musk for not staying in line. After Mr. Young asked tough questions last month at the confirmation hearing of Tulsi Gabbard, now Mr. Trump’s director of national intelligence, Mr. Musk said on social media that Mr. Young was a “deep state puppet.”
Mr. Musk soon deleted his post and said he had spoken to Mr. Young, whom he was suddenly calling “a great ally in restoring power to the people.” Mr. Young went on to confirm Ms. Gabbard, although in an interview last week he pointedly said he had not discussed her with Mr. Musk.
“I don’t think anyone should be afraid to register their convictions,” he said. “OK?”
Senator Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat who is friendly with a broad group of Senate Republicans, said in an interview that “those who I have traveled with and worked with and prayed with and been involved with in foreign aid and foreign policy are struck by the swiftness, the forcefulness, the cruelty and the lack of organization of the cuts.”
Why do they not speak out? Mr. Musk, he said, has issued “a credible electoral threat” to finance primary opponents.
