@shemightbetina: Today’s Supreme Court decisions weren’t a clean sweep for anyone. Trump walked away with a significant victory on campaign finance—but also took major losses on birthright citizenship, mail-in ballots, and the E. Jean Carroll case. Skip the partisan spin and look at the whole scorecard. #SupremeCourt #Trump #BreakingNews #USPolitics #CurrentEvents

Sigifredo Garcia :

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Coco :

Sorry... What?... I was distracted by something else.

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What’s them blue things

Kops :

can you repeat it again...not very 😳paying attention! 😂😂

Jim the Bowesman :

How did the Supreme Court court rule on the mandatory air bag law? From everything that's happened over the past few months, it appears Trump's frustration with Spain isn't about just one thing—it's several disputes piling up. The main issues are: 1. Spain refused to let the U.S. use its bases for attacks on Iran. This is the one you mentioned. Spain would not allow the U.S. to use the joint bases at Rota and Morón for offensive operations against Iran, so the U.S. had to move refueling aircraft elsewhere. Trump was publicly angry about that. � Reuters +1 2. Spain has resisted NATO's higher defense spending target. Trump has been pushing NATO members to spend 5% of GDP on defense. Spain has argued it can meet its NATO obligations while spending much less and has refused to commit to the 5% target. Trump has repeatedly singled Spain out as one of the alliance's weakest contributors. � Anadolu Ajansı +1 3. Spain's government has been openly critical of U.S. policy toward Iran. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the military strikes on Iran and emphasized that Spain would only support actions consistent with international law. That further strained relations. � Wikipedia +1 4. Trump has responded with trade threats. As recently as today, he again called Spain a "terrible partner" and a "wasted cause," saying he wanted to halt trade with Spain and even suggested cutting off tourism. Whether he can legally do all of that is another question—many legal experts say his authority is limited, especially because Spain is part of the European Union. � Reuters +1 So, in short, Trump's anger seems to boil down to: refusing U.S. military access for the Iran operation, refusing to meet the higher NATO spending target, publicly opposing parts of U.S. foreign policy, and, from Trump's perspective, not acting like a fully supportive NATO ally. � Reuters +1 It wasn't one isolated incident—it has become an ongoing diplomatic dispute.

KERLEEL 🦅 :

The only thing I understand is the name TRUMP 😅

shawnyb_ :

Anyone catch that??

Luca Di Lauro :

Phil :

Carlos75 :

Uuf

bob :

You’re a hero

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coco_aguila :

Huh

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Do what now?

odonovantthompson7 :

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كبار

manuelmingoranceh :

rikisimas

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Anthony Sanchez :

Do what now?

steve_robertson18 :

Good Lord! I was trying to listen.

kriss :

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Damien :

My bad 🤔 But what was you saying