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Youth Unity Rally Calls Out Trump

... after President Trump won the election. “I wanted to punch the TV,” Tamayo said in an interview Friday. Since he won the election, Trump’s controversial statements have inspired millions of people across the country to protest and rally. The nation’s Electoral College certified trump’s victory in December, even though he lost the popular vote by nearly three million to his Democrat opponent Hillary Rodham Clinton. Besides Olympia, Inauguration Day protests will also take place on Saturday in cities throughout Washington state, including Bellingham, Walla Walla and Seattle. As a member of the Olympia Confront the Climate, a movement that proposes potential alternatives to fossil fuel, Todd Davidson said he is concerned about Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency appointment, Scott Pruitt. Pruitt has expressed ...

Us President Donald Trump Skewers The Elite, Vows To Give Power Back To People

... matter in his establishment. Be it foreign policy, homeland security or policy decisions, he will take the only and final decision in direct consultation with the people. While pitching for protectionism in all its Great Depression-era glory, Trump vowed: "Every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs will be made to benefit American workers and American families. We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs. Protection will lead to great prosperity and strength. I will fight for you with every breath in my body and I will never ever let you down… America will start winning again, winning like never before.". There will be time yet to judge him for his words, and how much of the promise will he be able to meet. For now, we must revel in the spectacle that unfolds as a Molotov cocktail ...

President Trump’s American Carnage Inauguration Speech Makes Twitter Cringe

... News , Life News , Politics News. The inaugural ceremony for President Donald Trump included a closing performance of “America the Beautiful” and admonishments from Trump and the religious community that the United States will manifest its God-given destiny to be great (again). Prepare to turn back the clocks by 300 years. Kellyanne Conway dressed as the era Trump wants to take America back to. #Inauguration Day __link__/Vrmc 1 Bq 3 Nz. — The Daily Show (@The Daily Show) Jan. 20, 2017. While Trump spoke to a sea of mostly white-faced, red-hat wearing followers, thousands of protestors rallied against the incoming administration, which will likely victimize its supporters. The Twitter universe, too, blasted the new president for his tone-deaf and occasionally incorrect speech. “We are one nation and their pain is our pain. Their dreams are our dreams. And their success will be our success,” Trump said, in dog-and-pony show of solidarity that defied everything else said during the campaign. “We share one heart, one home, and one glorious destiny. The oath of office I take today is an oath of allegiance to all Americans.”. “Trump continues to describe a nation ...

Trump Quotes Batman Villain Bane In Inaugural Speech

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Trump Inauguration Draws Youth Rally At Washington Capitol

... of Lacey, Washington, wrapped in Trump-Pence yard signs. “I heard that they were protesting against our president, of course I want to stand up for our president, move forward with America and hopefully rebuild our country,” Bane said. “It’s pretty simple.”. A large contingent of police and State Troopers monitored the marchers as did a State Patrol airplane overhead. The morning rally was peaceful, however later a group of protesters took to the streets of Olympia to protest President Trump. At one point the protesters - some of them wearing face masks - sat down in the street and blocked traffic near the Capitol. A skirmish briefly broke out at as a man in a blue baseball cap stood to the side recording demonstrators and eventually argued with them. A small group with bandanas over their faces surrounded him. Reporter Jeanie Lindsay saw someone on the Capitol steps take his phone. “Troopers escorted the man in the blue baseball cap away from the rest of the crowd after his phone was taken and he fell down the stairs a little bit and so did some of the other marchers,” Lindsay said. Arrington de Dionyso was ...

Trump & Bane Are Making America And Gotham Great Again

... & Bane Are Making America And Gotham Great Again. By Interrobang Staff on January 21, 2017. The internet is blowing up with the similarities between Trump’s Speech and Bane’s speech. C’mon folks, you know that Bane minds think alike. Read more at mediaite. About The Interrobang. Finding comedy in everything and everything in comedy. interrobang, in·ter·ro·bang [in-ter-uh-bang] ‽ (often represented by ?! / !?), is a nonstandard punctuation designed to combine the question mark (?) and the exclamation point (!), indicating a mixture of query and interjection, as after a rhetorical question. Focusing on the most interesting ! and ? in life, __link__ is a place to talk about the comedy in everything, and everything in comedy. From street corners to theaters, arenas, print, television, film, or ...

Trump's Inauguration Speech Similar To Villain Bane's Of The Dark Knight Rises

... to villain Bane's of The Dark Knight Rises. Saturday January 21, 2017 8:08 AM, IANS. Washington: Did some bits of Donald Trump's inauguration speech sound similar to the dialogue of D. C. comics villain Bane? According to Jezebel, some sections of the new US President's speech are "directly lifted" from villain Bane's dialogues in Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises". According to Jezebel, Trump's speech bore similarities to lines of the dialogue spoken by Bane (Tom Hardy), the main villain in the Christopher Nolan film. See, for instance, the below. At one stage, Trump said. ".today, we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another. But we are transferring power from Washington D. C. and giving it back to you. the people.". Compare this with Bane's speech ...

Donald Trump's Inauguration Day Makes Memes Great Again

... it. Leading up to the transition of power, much of the chatter on social media had more to do with the mall than the new president. The word "mall" trended on Twitter for hours on Inauguration Day morning as many compared the seemingly wide open spaces on the mall in 2017 to the vast throngs that crowded the same area in 2009 for Barack Obama's inauguration. Some pointed out that even Trump seemed to prefer photos from Obama's inauguration. Facing the future. When former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama greeted now-President Trump and his wife, Melania, on the White House steps, cameras caught a certain expression on Michelle Obama's face that many online were eager to caption. Was it a bad camera angle, or an expression of her true feelings? Twitter was ready to guess. (Jim, by the way, would be Jim from "The Office." ). A proud tradition. As Trump took the stage and began his inaugural address, social media shared plenty of sentiments both in support and opposition. Trump supporters and the indifferent alike sent the phrases "God Bless America" and "America the ...