President Trump has revolutionized politics. Before Trump, politicians didn’t use Twitter (X) the way they do now. Trump used it as an opportunity to bypass the media and speak directly to the people. He never looked back. Now it’s a necessity if you want to play the game. 

He also revolutionized the art of campaigning. While the Dems still think old school tactics work, Trump is out there going on all the relevant podcasts for different sectors of the population (See Nelk Boys, Logan Paul, All-in) and delivering his message in a format that the modern world relates to. Not to mention his epic campaign rallies, the likes of which nobody has ever seen. 

Trump is always miles ahead and sure enough, the rest of them eventually catch on and start imitating what he does. 

The American people were done with establishment politics, which culminated in the greatest political movement in the history of the world. MAGA! 🇺🇸

The White House has grown anxious about Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming address to a joint session of Congress, believing the Israeli prime minister could use the forum to criticize President Joe Biden for not supporting the retaliation against Hamas in Gaza enough.🥴

The speech next month could create a diplomatically complicated and politically dicey spectacle for a president running for reelection. Fears among West Wing aides have grown in recent days as Netanyahu has made a series of public statements — including one in a video address delivered in English — accusing the administration of withholding more military aid than has been publicly disclosed.
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“hmmm you a comeback kid too ? 🧐”
- @StephenBaldwin7

The Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71), a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is anchored in Busan, South Korea

A nuclear-powered U.S. aircraft carrier, the Theodore Roosevelt, arrived in the South Korean port city of Busan on Saturday to take part in joint military exercises later this month with the host nation and Japan, naval officials said.

The leaders of the three countries agreed at a summit last August to hold annual military training drills as they sought to project unity in the face of China's growing power and nuclear threats from North Korea.
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“VOTE TRUMP—NO TAX ON TIPS!!!”
- @MargoMMartin

This movie popped up on my TL over on the X and the memories all came back. Did any of you see it when it first aired in 83?

Even tho cable was a thing already, they tried to scare the bejeebus outta the public. Asshats.

It's probably worth the time to view (at 1.5 playback); not for the fear aspect, but rather to see what was floated out to the public back then & the simplicity of the military tech.

Imma rewatch this weekend.

The Day After

(NBC News)