Yesterday’s opening of Obama’s Presidential Library was, as expected, a trainwreck. The post Obama Opens His Library at Last – Another Total Mess Added to His Legacy appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
The Obama Presidential Center is opening its doors to the public on Friday after a dedication ceremony held on Thursday, and part of the media coverage included […]
With Senate Republicans nearing their goal of running out the clock on passing legislation to ensure election integrity in America, President Donald J. Trump took to Truth […]
Biden sparked an awkward moment at Obama's presidential library dedication, drifting back toward the stage and shouting for his granddaughter.
83-year-old Joe Biden was abandoned by his wife and former boss on stage at the Barack Obama Presidential Center opening ceremony in Chicago on Friday, left staring aimlessly into the crowd. The confused Biden was left behind as Obama danced off the stage, and Jill Biden followed him, forgetting about her husband. The post WTH? Biden Shouts “Where’s My Granddaughter?” After Jill Biden Leaves Him Alone and Confused on Stage at Obama Center Opening (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Images of a seemingly lost Joe Biden wandering around on stage were a common experience marking his one term as president of the United States. Turns out, […]
Former president nevertheless said in an interview that he was happy to see a ceasefire with Iran and hopes it holdsAnalysis: Iran peace deal makes clear how far US has been forced to retreat since 2025Barack Obama has said that after 15 weeks of war with Iran, the US is now “worse off” than before the conflict started in February.“We’ve now fought a war, spent billions and billions of dollars, you know, put enormous strain on our military. A lot of people have died. And it feels like we’re back where we were before we started the war, except maybe a little bit worse off,” the former US president told NBC News in an interview that aired on Friday. Continue reading...
Donald Trump is hyper aware that his Iran deal is tearing his party apart — but he's especially concerned that he's left his MAGA base "seething," a columnist wrote Friday.Even the president's most loyal supporters didn't mince words when they blasted the deal Trump is expected to sign in an effort to end the Iran war.Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who has spent years carrying water for the MAGA was clearly reeling from Trump's freshly inked Memorandum of Understanding with Tehran."Giving billions of dollars to theocratic lunatics who want to murder us is not a good idea," Cruz said. "I think the President unfortunately is receiving bad advice on this deal."It was a remarkable moment, wrote the I Paper's Simon Marks. One of Trump's most reliable foot soldiers openly breaking ranks over a deal signed just hours earlier in Versailles.Cruz wasn't alone. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana declared that "Ronald Reagan is rolling over in his grave" over what he called Trump's capitulation."Iran's nuclear ambitions were not curbed, and they have learned that threatening the Strait of Hormuz works," Cassidy warned, "and will undoubtedly leverage it in the future."The fury didn't start Wednesday. When Trump launched his military campaign — entirely sidestepping the War Powers Act and the congressional approval it requires — prominent MAGA voices were already uneasy. Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens accused Trump of outsourcing American foreign policy to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Now, with a preliminary deal on the table, those same voices smell betrayal on a grander scale, Marks wrote.Vice President JD Vance has insisted no American taxpayer money would be involved — that regional allies would foot the bill. But the optics are brutal: the United States went to war to topple a regime it is now proposing to bankroll.But it's Trump's base he's most worried about, wrote Marks."Politician fury is one thing, but the reaction of his base is another thing entirely for the President. Trump will be watching very carefully the reaction of MAGA, and will be out to convince them that his deal is good for American consumers," he wrote."He already got a small bit of good news this week, with US petrol prices dropping to under $4 a gallon for the first time since mid-April."However, Trump’s virulent base has a long memory and his damaging war with Iran could be the last straw for some."The deal with Iran, and the negotiations that follow, is also only going to intensify the battering the President’s Republican colleagues will likely face on American doorsteps ahead of the crucial midterm elections in November."