2024 Elections

Donald Trump is losing control over the unstable MAGA base as his violent rhetoric pushes past the brink of sanity, and the proof is a decapitated federal worker’s head, a new analysis contends.

Salon’s Amanda Marcotte Thursday took a hard look at the disturbing news to come out of Pennsylvania Tuesday night when Justin Mohn, 33, posted YouTube video demanding violence against the government with his dead father’s head in full view.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Thursday, one of Donald Trump's former national advisors warned that returning the former president to the Oval Office would be a grave mistake that would haunt the country — and the world — for years.

Speaking with co-host Mika Brzezinski, former Trump official John Bolton explained that he had no doubt the former president would try and gut NATO by withdrawing U.S. support because he doesn't understand geopolitics or the dangers such a move would create at all.

After watching a clip of Trump disparaging NATO, Bolton told the MSNBC host, "I think Trump actually says what comes to mind. As a very astute person once said to me, he doesn't have a filter between his brain and his mouth."

"So when he, for example, threatens to get out of NATO, as he did during his first term and has done since then, I think people better believe it, and I think that would be a catastrophic mistake for American national security and the security of the west as a whole" he added.

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"In the clip you just ran, he said several things that are simply incorrect," he asserted. "And it reveals an important trait about Trump on national security issues and many others: he is fundamentally ignorant. He really doesn't care about the facts. He thinks international relations are about personal relations, which is a line and approach that I can tell you, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are eagerly looking forward to."

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The Nevada Republican Party's decision to hold both a caucus and a primary this year has led to widespread confusion and has led to accusations even from some of the state's Republicans about rigging the contest for former President Donald Trump.

As things stand now, former President Donald Trump is the only GOP candidate still in the race to be competing in the caucus, while rival Nikki Haley is the only remaining contender whose name is on the Nevada primary ballots.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley says only when Barack Obama became President did America "really" start to face racist "division," that under the nation's first Black president "everything became about race and gender, and that's when "you just felt, people felt like they were being put in camps."

Haley, a former Trump UN Ambassador and former South Carolina governor, has insisted America is not a racist country and has yet to put to bed her initial refusal to say slavery was the cause of the Civil War. In an hour-long interview on "The Breakfast Club," with hosts Charlamagne tha God and DJ Envy, Haley continued to weave a whitewashed web of America's history.

Former US president Donald Trump met leaders of one of the country's largest labor unions on Wednesday as he seeks the backing of blue-collar America in his bid for a stunning White House return.

The sit-down with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in Washington came with Trump, a Republican, hoping to leach away support for Democratic President Joe Biden among manual laborers as the pair look set for a rematch in November's election.