Trump Loses It as Senate Votes Against Him on War
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Herr Budjettiminister, kuinka neuvottelut sujuivat? Kiteytän lopputuloksen kahteen sanaan. Suk C. Voitteko hieman tarkentaa? Suk C, sau, va, mo, no. Mitä nyt hiihtämiseen tarvitaan? Mutta mitä? Sitä, että toimittaja on hyvä ja suk C siitä putkesporttiin. Sieltä saa kaikki hiihtovermeet nyt liikuttavan halvalla. Putkesport.fi. The yeas are 52, the nays are 47.
The motion is agreed to. The joint resolution will be placed on the calendar. In a massive rebuke against Donald Trump, the United States Senate, in a vote of 52 to 47, which you just saw there, voted to advance a war powers resolution aimed at restricting Donald Trump from taking further military action in Venezuela without explicit congressional authorization. You have Republican Senators Murkowski, Young, Paul, collins and holly joining with the democrats in that 52 to 47 vote the war powers resolution now advances but donald trump is threatening to veto it and he is saying that he has absolute power to launch invasions wherever he wants to in the western hemisphere now as the senate has essentially rebuked donald trump there
The Trump regime sources are telling Reuters and others that they plan to do a hostile takeover of Greenland by way of paying Greenlanders between $10,000 and $100,000 each. if they support secession and they basically become traitorous and treasonous to Greenland and sell out their own country to the United States. This is an unprecedented hostile and I would even say an act of potential war at this point to engage in this type of economic coercion against the sovereignty of a country. Here's how it's being reported by Reuters. Trump administration considers paying Greenlanders to join US. US officials are discussing offering Greenlanders $10,000 to $100,000 each. to support secession from Denmark and U.S.
What happened in the Senate vote regarding Trump's war powers?
affiliation to say that they're now part of the U.S. Let me just get this straight. As the Trump regime is taking away health care from tens of millions of Americans, they are trying to subsidize oil companies to the tune of $100 billion in Venezuela. They've given $40 billion or plus to Argentina. The United States is saying they want to, or Trump regime is saying they want to raise their military budget to $1.5 trillion, up from $900 billion, then up from $1 trillion that Trump announced via social media post a few weeks back. And now they want to pay the people who live in Greenland $100,000 each to bribe them to become part of the United States. What the hell is going on here? The Reuters article goes on to explain that this plan is part of a broader White House deliberation, which also includes military options for an invasion if
the people of Greenland do not accept the $10,000 or $100,000 checks. As we previously reported earlier this morning, France has been making plans with Germany and Denmark and others to prepare for a possible war against the United States if the United States invades Greenland. And folks, we're learning more about the identity of Renee Nicole Macklin Goode, who she is, what an incredible person she was. She was murdered by the Trump regime in South Minneapolis when the ICE Gestapo shot her in the face. NPR News has been doing an incredible job here. The woman killed by ICE agents, murdered by ICE agents, was a mother of three, a poet, and new to the city. And say her name, Renee Nicole Macklin Good.
Here are some more new photos of her as well that we've seen. Some of these photos have not been released before. These are some newer photos. Let's talk about who she is. The woman shot and killed by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis on Wednesday was Renee Nicole Macklin-Good, a 37-year-old mother of three who had recently moved to Minnesota. She was a US citizen born in Colorado. and appears to have never been charged with anything involving law enforcement beyond a traffic ticket. In social media accounts, Macklin-Good described herself as a poet and writer and wife and mom. She said she was currently experiencing Minneapolis, displaying a pride flag emoji on her Instagram account.
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