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President Donald Trump on Monday took action to give Americans more freedom to fix their cars' emission systems. The post Trump Takes Action to Give Americans More Freedom to Fix Their Cars appeared first on Breitbart.
Former CNN stalwart Jim Acosta ruthlessly trolled President Donald Trump on a sunny Monday afternoon, delivering a withering in-person review of the Great American State Fair, where Acosta could barely contain his glee at the near-empty spectacle and "shoddy" construction.Videoing himself from the National Mall, Acosta pulled no punches."If you're looking for a place with really no lines whatsoever, then you better come down to the mall," he said with a grin.After a small dig at a miniature version of Trump's Triumphal Arch — "Isn't that cute?" — Acosta continued to take swipe after swipe at the lackluster lines."As you can see, no line to get in. It's 1 o'clock in the afternoon, we're on the National Mall, probably the nicest weather of the week, and there are no lines to get in. Hardly anybody in line," he mocked.His tour added to days of grim crowd reviews, with one critic saying he'd "seen more people at my local diner.""Surely there must be a long line for the Ferris Wheel. It's the big attraction down here. Let's take a look. Oh boy," Acosta deadpanned, showing empty queue lines. He made a similar assessment of a burger venue at the fair.The marquee Ferris wheel has been a recurring sore spot, with commentators saying the fair is falling apart "at the seams" after it lost power and shut down one evening.Acosta wasn't finished.He turned his gaze on what he called "shoddy" construction of the mini arch."Look at this," he said, pointing to massive gaps between the bottom of the arch's faux columns and the ground. "There's a huge gap."Acosta estimated the gaps were up to 3 feet in length.Later in the scorching review, Acosta poked fun at the number of people listening to a fossil fuel panel."And there's nobody listening. Just a few people," he said. "Weird."The sparse scene has dogged the event all weekend, with Trump allies at one point reduced to insisting the empty fairgrounds were packed.Shoddy displays and tiny crowds. But lots of Trump worship. Sad. My report from Trump’s Great American State Fair down on the National Mall. pic.twitter.com/IfUpNMZMVY— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) June 29, 2026
With America’s 250th anniversary approaching this Saturday, just 14 percent of Democrats described themselves as “extremely proud” to be an American, according to a new Gallup poll, as national pride hits a new low. After the Sept. 11 attacks, national pride was at a high. Through 2004, 65 to 70 percent of poll respondents felt […]
President Donald Trump revealed to Daily Wire White House Correspondent Mary Margaret Olohan on Monday that the growing influence of democratic socialism inside the Democratic Party represents “the biggest threat to our nation.” Olohan asked the president if he was concerned that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani had become the “poster child” for socialist ...
The opening weekend of the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., was, to put it simply, miserable. It was extremely muggy, with rain pouring down seemingly every hour. A child rolled around in the grass, crying and screaming, "I. WANT. TO. GO. HOME!!!" Creed's "Higher" blared over the loudspeakers, and a sparse crowd milled about the various exhibitions. The bare bones setup-flimsy, fake two-dimensional columns that looked like something Wile E. Coyote would run into while chasing The Road Runner-left much to be desired, as America's 250th anniversary was celebrated with kitsch and...
A new CSA poll shows that 83 percent of French people—including as many as 90 percent of young French adults—support deporting certain categories of foreigners already living in France, including delinquents, criminals and the long-term unemployed. The post 83% of French Back Deporting Criminal and Long-Term Unemployed Foreigners as Remigration Debate Goes Mainstream appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
