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Published on: 28/01/2025 | 00:00:00
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Trump announced he would sign an executive order calling for the construction of an “Iron Dome” missile defence programme. The order would be aimed at removing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and getting “transgender ideology the hell out of our military” A fourth order would also reinstate service members discharged for refusing to comply with mandates during COVID-19 pandemic. Raft of orders deal directly with the make-up of the US military and its strategic priority. Monday’s orders echo a “transgender military ban” that Trump pursued in 2017. An estimated 8,000 service members are transgender — though more may fear to identify themselves publicly. The executive orders Trump unveiled coincided with his first day at the Pentagon. Hesgeth overcame allegations of sexual abuse and alcoholism to be confirmed to his post on Friday. Experts say creating a similar system across the vast US mainland would be cost prohibitive. Observers also point out that the US already has missile defence programmes in place. The future of Trump’s Iron Dome project is also unclear.
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Coincidentally, Reagan has done more damage to this country than any other president so far.
I think the US will have a new contender for that title.
Reagan’s damage to the United States includes creating the environment that allowed Trump to become president, so he wins out via the “I raised that boy” principle.
One could also argue Nixon paved the way for Reagan.
If you go back to the time, most people were satisfied that Nixon had to resign and didn’t have to stand trial.
Even confirmed Nixon haters like Hunter S. Thompson didn’t raise a huge uproar.
Too bad the lesson the right learned was that you could do the crime and walk away scot free.
I always like to point out that when Reagan took office ‘middle class’ was still defined as one income supporting a family of four and $1 million was considered a vast fortune. Bythe time Bush Sr. left office, ‘middle class’ was two incomes to run a house and $1 million was what a rich guy paid for a party.