Today's Trump news: Trump trails Biden in latest Fox News poll, he claims 'no one can trust the network'

The mid-May report resurfaced yesterday on Juneteenth, a federal holiday that marks the end of slavery in the United States and is supported by Trump. God Bless the United States of America Biblecontains some of the foundational documents that set out America's basic laws and rights, but it is missing some very important content.

Trump's Bible In addition to the text of the King James Version, it features the lyrics to Lee Greenwood's 1984 patriotic song beloved by the candidates, as well as copies of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Pledge of Allegiance.

However, MeidasTouch I point out that all 17 constitutional amendments following the first 10 that make up the Bill of Rights are missing.

Unnaturally (or creepily), God Bless the United States of America Bible The amendment abolished slavery (how about a “Lincoln Party”?) and gave women and black Americans the right to vote?

Also notable absent are amendments that would have established the Electoral College, limited presidential terms to two terms, and lowered the voting age to 18.

You can see the relevant pages in this Bible review (we don't know why these pages are stuck together or where they were printed), and we can also see that there was plenty of room to include these pages, given that the Bible ends with a blank notes page adorned only with a picture of the Statue of Liberty.

Speaking of the convention, Trump was forced to insist he was “all set to stay in Milwaukee” for the Republican rally, despite reports he had his eye on a hotel in Chicago, 95 miles away. His true feelings about the host city became clear last week.

Incidentally, Ben Wikler, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, appeared on CNN last night and had a lot to say in light of Republican frustration.

For details on President Trump's accommodation plans, Oliver O'Connell.

As the race for the Republican vice presidential nominee continues to heat up, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum stunned the public on Wednesday by claiming that America has become a “dictatorship” under the Biden administration.

To these people, the meaning of words no longer seems to matter.

Trump is set to announce his running mate at the Republican National Convention in “terrible” Milwaukee next month.

The Republican nominee is trailing Joe Biden by two points in the latest Fox News national presidential poll, the first time the president has led in the poll since October.

Head-to-head polls have Biden at 50 percent to Trump at 48 percent, a slim majority that seems to suggest the conviction of a Republican in last month's hush-money trial in New York is starting to have an impact.

Trump quickly slammed the conservative news network on Truth Social, complaining that “no one can trust Fox News” as long as former Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan sits on its board, calling Ryan “frivolous,” “pathetic” and a “very dishonest person.”

Ryan recently attacked Trump on Fox, which no doubt angered Trump greatly.

Addressing Murdoch directly, Trump wrote: “Rupert and Lachlan, get that dog off your board. All you need is Trump.”

Let's all sing together, “All we need is Trump, Trump…Trump is all we need…”

The Biden administration has used a combination of existing programs and new policies to forgive loan balances for about 4.8 million people after the Supreme Court rejected a sweeping relief package it promised during last year's campaign.

Alex Woodward Here are the details:

Evgeny “Eugene” Vindman won the Democratic primary for Virginia's 7th Congressional District and will run as party representative in November. Democrats are hoping to retain the seat held by retiring Rep. Abigail Spanberger.

Vindman, 49, is originally from Ukraine and immigrated to the United States with his family in 1979. He enlisted in the Army, and through his service he ended up working alongside his brother on the White House National Security Council during the Trump administration in 2020.

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“It's just getting worse,” Cash says of Trumpism in modern America.

“I'm scared. I have a little granddaughter. I'm so scared. My country means absolutely nothing to me right now. I just hope we can get out.”

This is Roisin O'ConnorAn interview with a legendary figure.

Jon Stewart takes over the Monday night slot The Daily Show He criticizes conservative claims that gun crime is on the rise in American cities, when FBI statistics prove the opposite.

“Trump is many things, but he is never modest. The cities he disparages have one thing in common: they have sizable black populations,” he said in a statement. The Daily Beast.

Joe Somerlad The story goes like this: