Trump Watch: he’s back to break things—again

This week, TACO Trump brought the chaos back full throttle. He threatened to wreck the economy (again), reignited his creepy obsession with controlling D.C., and turned student loan forgiveness into a tool to punish his enemies. When a reporter asked about Jeffrey Epstein, he got weird. Real weird. And as Texans mourned lives lost in a devastating flood, Trump and his fellow Republicans played the blame game.

Here is your Trump Watch roundup:

Trump's threats are back in full force to wreck the economy

New tariffs, same old disaster.

Trump revives his tyrannical obsession with taking over DC

Today it’s D.C. Tomorrow? Wherever he feels like.

Remember when the president wasn’t supposed to touch student loans?

Turns out executive overreach is fine—if you’re doing it to hurt people.

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Watch Trump make it weird when reporter asks about Epstein

Just when you thought it couldn’t get creepier.

Trump and Texas point fingers as flood death toll rises

When leadership is needed, Trump brings the blame game.

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RFK Jr. fails to solve yet another MAGA conspiracy

The sky is not falling—just RFK Jr.’s credibility.

EPA chief clashes with MAGA over weather conspiracies

Turns out science still exists.

You won't believe how badly Kristi Noem bungled Texas flood response

Texas needed help. Noem needed time.

This week's ridiculous Trump quote:

“I'm not allowed to say that. You know that could be the end of my political career, but you are beautiful—and you’re beautiful inside. I wish I had more reporters like you.”

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