President Donald Trump - J.D. Vance Administration

I pay taxes same as you or maybe you. And yes I would rather feed starving people than bomb them. USAID garnished a lot of good will to America. We are hated in the mideast because we have caused the death and injury of so many children and other innocents.
How much money actually went to hungry people?
 
They need to get a virtual new DOJ up and running, hard tasks but its the only way i.e. mass prosecutions.
Start with the $84 Million Chelsea Clinton took to buy her mansion and pay for her wedding. Then go to the Clinton Foundation and seize all assets.
Doesn’t Solve the immediate need problem but it is a start on funding.
 
LOL .... deranged pastor of the woke liberal mind virus called stupid needs to stfu.



I like how he speaks for Jesus.

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I thought Trudeau quit?🤷‍♂️
We don't have a real equivalent in the states to compare it to, but to my understanding:

Trudeau was facing something similar to a recall vote. he was likely going to lose this, this would have also cost his party seats in their parliament.
Instead Trudeau "stepped down" to avoid the vote.
however the way Canada's laws are written, there is no good way to back fill someone who "steps down". it was originally something the Brits would have done, but once Canada broke free they didn't rewrite their rules too much.
so now the way it works is that when someone "steps down" they remain in office until someone new is selected, by the Prime Minister.
So Trudeau would be choosing his own replacement.
There is supposed to be someone else who can choose the replacement, but that spot is currently empty too, and that role is filled by the active Prime Minister.
but Trudeau stepped down so there is no active Prime Minister.

Trudeau just cut out the process of the recall vote and will effectively remain in power, as well as his party so no "impeachment" either, until the next real election. which is in March, so it didn't buy him a ton of time. but apparently there are outcomes in the next election that still leave Trudeau in power far longer than he should be.

I don't really understand a lot of the finer points, and the way it all works is so different from the US its difficult for me to grasp because I work best making comparisons.
 
We don't have a real equivalent in the states to compare it to, but to my understanding:

Trudeau was facing something similar to a recall vote. he was likely going to lose this, this would have also cost his party seats in their parliament.
Instead Trudeau "stepped down" to avoid the vote.
however the way Canada's laws are written, there is no good way to back fill someone who "steps down". it was originally something the Brits would have done, but once Canada broke free they didn't rewrite their rules too much.
so now the way it works is that when someone "steps down" they remain in office until someone new is selected, by the Prime Minister.
So Trudeau would be choosing his own replacement.
There is supposed to be someone else who can choose the replacement, but that spot is currently empty too, and that role is filled by the active Prime Minister.
but Trudeau stepped down so there is no active Prime Minister.

Trudeau just cut out the process of the recall vote and will effectively remain in power, as well as his party so no "impeachment" either, until the next real election. which is in March, so it didn't buy him a ton of time. but apparently there are outcomes in the next election that still leave Trudeau in power far longer than he should be.

I don't really understand a lot of the finer points, and the way it all works is so different from the US its difficult for me to grasp because I work best making comparisons.
That's wild.
 

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