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With Biden announcing that he'd restore Roe v. Wade with a Democratic House and Senate  if elected, which would result in the destruction of countless pre-born babies, let's take a look at what President Trump did to save  numerous unborn lives. Here I gathered  5 things : #1 He Appointed Pro-Life Supreme Court Justices President Trump appointed the justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barret who all are Pro-Life or at least Pro-Life-oriented . #2 He Reinstated The Mexico City Policy This policy restricts US funding to foreign NGOs that perform or promote abortion . #3 He Cut Funding For Planned Parenthood President Trump signed  a bill that made it possible for states to withhold federal money from organizations that offer abortion services . #4 He Increased  Funding For Pro-Life Causes President Trump granted over $1 Million to Obria, a Christian group that provides support for women facing unplanned pregnancies to help them ch...

When looking at gas prices of over $5 per gallon, the heart (and wallet!) bleeds , and you might wonder whether President Trump could fix that. That's why I did some research - and  spoiler alert : the answer is YES . Here are 5 ways how he'll make gas cheap again in his 2nd term: #1 " Drill , Baby, Drill !" With President Trump back in office, oil drilling on federal lands will be increased 🛢️📈. #2 By Lowering Regulations Once he lowers regulations that impede  the production of oil and gas, said production can be increased 🚀. #3 By  Cutting  Taxes As soon as he makes  tax cuts  for the oil and gas industry, companies can keep more of their profits and  reinvest  them in projects that can help increase the production on US soil ⚙️. #4 By  Reducing  Oil Imports With the aforementioned  increase  of the domestic oil production, the US can  reduce  the amount of oil imports and therefore gain  better ...

Given the recent tragedy of the horrendous murder of Laken Riley, a 22-year-old student from Georgia who was (as of the writing of this article allegedly, but basically definitely) brutally murdered by Jose Ibarra, a citizen of Venezuela who entered the US illegally in 2022 and already committed several crimes for which he shouldn't even have been free (or in the US!) in the first place, let's take a look at what was done to secure the border under President Trump. Here are 5 things: #1 He Built Large Parts Of The Wall Under President Trump, hundreds of miles of wall along the southern border were completed before Biden halted the project. #2  He Introduced The Migrant Protection Protocols Thanks to the MPP, foreign individuals entering the US from Mexico illegally could be returned to wait outside for the duration of their immigration proceedings, which helped restore a safe immigration process (and could've prevented many cases like the sickening murder of Laken...

After suffering the fourth humiliating defeat against President Trump in the recent South Carolina primary, Nikki Haley sent out her congratulations to him, followed by stating that she "doesn't believe he can beat Joe Biden". She backed this statement by arguing that "nearly every day, he drives people away", which is quite bold given that Project FiveThirtyEight's favorability poll has him rising for more than eight months straight - it has her skyrocketing over the past months too, but it's the "Unfavorable" chart  for her. Later on, she noted that "there are huge numbers of voters who want an alternative", referring to the 30-40ish percent of votes she got in SC and NH while being silent about the 50-60ish percent that scream " We want Trump! "  to her face  - not to forget the 60+ % percent who voted for "None of These Candidates" over her in Nevada. ...

By now, it should be common knowledge that America's economy was way better off under President Trump. And if you're wondering how exactly he'll make it boom again in his 2nd term, I got you. Here are 5 ways: #1 With Energy Independence Under President Trump, low cost energy and electricity will be achieved by building power plants and easing the permitting process for drilling. #2 With Tax Cuts Once he cuts individual and corporate taxes, households and businesses will have more money to invest in goods and services. #3 With Lowering Interest Rates Once he lowers interest rates, borrowing money will become cheaper, which will encourage consumer and business spending. #4 By Slashing Federal Regulations President Trump scaling back federal regulations (and in turn cutting costs for businesses) will result in (small) businesses being able to hire more people. #5 By Promoting Entrepreneurship Once he reduces the corporate tax rate, (small) businesses can keep more of their ...

Nikki Haley, who's basically the only GOP primary candidate left apart from President Trump, seems to have the goal of losing in every single state - at least that's the takeaway one gets from her stating that no matter what the result of tomorrow's Republican primary in her home state of South Carolina will be, she'll continue to run for POTUS. Since that statement sparks a lot of confidence, let's take a look at her previous performance as well as her current chances of actually winning SC. Iowa: In Iowa, Haley got precisely 21,027 votes, which is 2,464 votes less than DeSantis & 35,216 (!) votes less than President Trump got. She won one county out of 99. New Hampshire:   In New Hampshire, she got 140,288 votes, which is over ten percent less than the amount of votes President Trump got. Here she also won exactly one county. Nevada: In Nevada,  President Trump opted to participate in the caucus instead of the presidential preference primary, which resulted i...

After watching Clinton's and Biden's preposterous statements   regarding his NATO comments on his recent town hall interview (Clinton: "Why is Trump so enamored of Putin? Part of it is he's a wannabe dictator"), President Trump responded to host Laura Ingraham's question if he's not going to defend NATO countries if they haven't paid their 2 % by explaining that the European (NATO) nations have taken advantage of America on NATO and trade. He also told her that in his opinion, the US was almost paying 100 % for Europe's military and  that he told said nations that if they don't pay up , he won't defend them. Then he mentioned the question "Does that mean that if we don't pay, you will not defend us from Russia?" he was asked at a meeting with 28 countries, which he said "Yes" to, arguing that if he would've said he would defend them, they wouldn't have paid . Following that argument, he referred to ...

When being asked about how he can assure undecided voters that his focus will be on improving the state of America and not 'settling old scores' (meaning the countless attacks he has suffered over the past years) on his recent town hall interview, President Trump responded by naming some of the countless  successes of his administration (like among others a booming economy/stock market) and stating that the pollsters John McLaughlin and Tony Fabrizio told him the day before he heard of Covid that (even) Abraham Lincoln and George Washington couldn't beat him in the next election. Then, when host Laura Ingraham told him that many women voters love his policies but perhaps not the "name calling" or "score settling", he  said that America's going to get together through success and  again cited a few of the  innumerable  successes of his administration. He finished his response with saying that he doesn't care about "revenge" and declar...