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GURPS

INGSOC
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In the eyes of the world, America is back thanks to Donald Trump — whether they like it or not




World leaders, movie stars and billionaires are flocking to the “Winter White House” to find favor with Trump, who presides genially at a table in the center of the balmy terrace overlooking the palm-fringed Intracoastal Waterway or takes meetings in the sumptuous wood-paneled library.

Exquisitely dressed women glide around through the golden light that presages the golden era that Trump has promised America.

One of the “friends of Elon” who have become fixtures on the terrace said last week it was hard to leave because it is so interesting to observe the parade of courtiers who Trump “bends to his will” by sheer force of personality — and, of course, the cult status that comes from winning the most powerful office in the world against all odds.

The other thing Trump’s friends tell him is that, with a single election, he managed to vanquish the “Five Families” of politics: the Bushes, Cheneys, Clintons, Obamas and Bidens.
 
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GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Trump Hitting the Ground Running, World Has Already Moved on From Biden



Scott Jennings, the lone conservative voice on CNN, recently commented on Trump’s interview with Kristin Welker and his appearance on the world stage over the last week.

Jennings notes that it feels to many people like Trump is already president because the country has been longing for strong leadership and that even the international community is responding to Trump’s presence.

He correctly suggests that the country and the world have already moved on from Joe Biden.



 

PJay

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GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Jeff Bezos spotted having dinner with Trump at Mar-a-Lago



Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was seen sauntering into Mar-a-Lago late Wednesday night to have dinner with President-elect Donald Trump.

Bezos walked in with his fiancée Lauren Sanchez for their first dinner with Trump since the soon-to-be 47th president won re-election.

Trump had said last week that Bezos would visit him at his Florida mansion.

The billionaire is just one of the tech executives hoping to get in Trump’s good graces before inauguration. Bezos had informed Trump’s team that he would donate $1 million to his inaugural fund, according to the Wall Street Journal.
 
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