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On this day in 2023, Donald Trump had his mugshot taken after surrendering in Fulton County, Georgia, on charges arising from his attempt to overturn the 2020 election.
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mugshot → have → election
Trump monetized the mugshot.
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Trump → monetize → mugshot
The case eventually collapsed.
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case → collapse → ?
We made it to Monday!
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We → make → Monday
It’s Swin again.
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It → ’ → ?
If you’re living in the U.S., you woke up this morning to our nation very much at war.
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nation → live → war
No, I’m not talking about that war. Or that one. Or that other one.
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I → talk → one
I’m referring to the other insanely stupid war that President Donald Trump is forcing his fellow Americans to go along with – the one he’s waging on our neighbors to the north.
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he → refer → north
In today’s ’First Draft,’ we’ll get right to the point about Trump’s latest endless war; just because the bombs aren’t falling in this one (yet?) does not make the damage any less substantial or consequential.
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damage → get → one
Plus, Hakeem Jeffries takes more fire over a secret meeting with Jared Kushner and the Trump administration prepares for its “Economic D-Day” with Iran.
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administration → take → Iran
Let’s read in.
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’s → let → ?
DON’T Blame Canada
What happened this weekend wasn’t just folly and ‘Idiocracy.’
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happened → blame → Canada
It was a scandal – an imperialistic disgrace that’s been going on far too long.
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that → go → ?
Donald Trump and his administration are waging a full-blown economic war on Canada.
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Trump → wag → Canada
We are living in 2026 and in the real world, not in 1995 and in a poorly reviewed Michael Moore movie, or in 1999 in the ‘South Park’ movie.
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We → live → movie
The simple but correct answer is that for the past year and a half, America has been ruled by an astonishingly violent airhead who likes starting wars that pretty much no one asked for – even if those wars mangle the U.S. economy.
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wars → rule → economy
Almost right after he stepped back into the White House last year, the tariffs-obsessed Trump unleashed economic warfare on our longtime Canadian allies, for self-destructive and made-up reasons.
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Trump → step → reasons
Trump’s attempted strong-arming led to Canada’s leader declaring an end to the U.S.-led global order as we knew it.
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we → attempt → it
That warfare reached its latest, deranged state this past weekend, when trade talks imploded in spectacular fashion.
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talks → reach → fashion
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