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'Go to hell': Trump rages at Special Counsel Jack Smith after holiday meltdown

Donald Trump suffered a kind of social media meltdown on Christmas, but the rage has continued into the post-holiday afternoon with the ex-president calling on special counsel Jack Smith to "go to HELL (sic)."

Posting from Breitbart a column from a 92-year-old lawyer in Republican Party politics, Trump continued his claims that the special counsel is working for President Joe Biden. He thinks that the investigations and indictments coming up for the alleged 2020 election subversion and classified documents theft are all examples of Biden using the government against him.

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GOP candidate deletes post showing Christmas tree ornaments of Dems hanging from nooses

A GOP congressional candidate is apologizing after he posted an image to social media showing Democratic lawmakers hanging in nooses, The Messenger reported.

Former West Virginia state lawmaker Derrick Evans shared and then quickly deleted the image that showed versions of politicians like President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Barack Obama, and Rep. Nancy Pelosi hanging from nooses as a Donald Trump figurine looks on in approval.

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Trump brags about voters believing his second term will bring 'dictatorship' and 'revenge'

A new pair of word cloud graphics from The Daily Mail reveal what voters are saying most about both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump — and they reveal that voters most associate words like "power," "revenge," and "dictatorship" with Trump.

But the former president doesn't appear bothered by this. On the contrary, Trump posted the word cloud directly to his Truth Social platform on Tuesday.

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Ex-GOP congressmember slams Trump's Christmas message: 'Not a Christian'

In the wake of a Christmas message from Donald Trump that sparked national backlash, a former GOP member of Congress questioned the former president's religious beliefs.

Ex-Rep. Adam Kinzinger responded Tuesday to Trump's Truth Social rant condemning President Joe Biden, Special Counsel Jack Smith and all those he blamed for the criminal charges he has called, and did call again on Christmas, a "witch hunt."

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Jonathan Turley ripped for Trump 'rot in hell' rant response: 'funny if it wasn't so sad'

On Christmas Day 2023, former President Donald Trump posted an angry rant on his Truth Social platform —attacking everyone from President Joe Biden to special counsel Jack Smith.

Trump, in all caps, said of his foes, "MAY THEY ROT IN HELL. AGAIN, MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

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Trump's Xmas rants 'hint at a furious state of mind and extreme denialism': CNN reporter

If Donald Trump won’t give his followers a break from his wrathful ranting on Christmas Day, imagine how relentless his campaign year will be.

This is the terrifying thought experiment posed by CNN senior reporter Steven Collinson, who warned Trump’s yuletide “rot in hell” remark — made when other world leaders pleaded for peace — does not bode well for 2024 when he is likely to face off against President Joe Biden.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Biden of legalizing ‘human trafficking of millions’

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) accused the Biden administration of having "legalized human trafficking of millions" in a new post on X (formerly Twitter) Tuesday.

"The Biden admin has created the most dangerous national security crisis in history. They’ve legalized human trafficking of millions, allowed 1.8 million gotaways, and are harboring illegals at the taxpayer’s expense! Treasonous! Impeach Mayorkas!" Greene wrote.

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House GOP 'eroded their credibility' by lobbing easily debunked Biden claims: analysis

Republicans have spent the past year throwing multiple accusations at President Joe Biden and his family -- but still haven't come up with any proof of wrongdoing that could justify impeaching him.

Washington Post columnist Philip Bump penned a piece explaining that House Oversight Committee chair, Rep. James Comer (R-KY) came into Congress a year ago promising that he would use his power to uncover if Biden was being bribed by China, Russia and Ukraine. He pledged to find "a legislative fix" to address influence-peddling in Congress.

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Latest Apple watch banned in U.S. over blood oxygen feature

The latest Apple Watch models, the Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2, cannot be imported into the United States. The ban from the International Trade Commission went into effect Tuesday over allegations of patent infringement.

Sixty days ago, the ITC issued the ban on the new Apple Watch. The new models have a feature that measures blood oxygen saturation in the wearer. Masimo, a manufacturer of technologies that determine a person's blood oxygen levels, accused Apple of infringing on its patents. Apple had previously attempted to partner with Masimo on incorporating its technology into Apple devices, according to The Verge.

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Trump has a big problem that could wipe out whatever polling advantage he enjoys: analysis

It's a little less than a year before the election and Donald Trump has been up and running his campaign for the early primary states for months. The political polls show Trump and President Joe Biden dancing back and forth between who is leading, with both always in the margin of error.

Legal expert Norm Eisen, pollster Celinda Lake and campaign researcher Anat Shenker-Osorio explained in The New York Times that there is one key detail that is being ignored in all of the polls. Most polls are asking whether voters would still support Trump if he is convicted by a jury of his peers -- and the polls consistently show that a conviction would damage him.

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'He just lies and lies': Pennsylvania Trump supporters now undecided on 2024 vote

Democrats have enjoyed some major victories in Pennsylvania in recent years, including Justice Daniel McCaffery's win in a state supreme court race in 2023. The previous year, Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) flipped a U.S. Senate seat that had been mostly in GOP hands for decades, and Gov. Josh Shapiro enjoyed a double-digit landslide win over far-right MAGA Republican Doug Mastriano.

But Pennsylvania is a volatile swing state where candidates have to work extra hard in statewide races. 2024 GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump won Pennsylvania in 2016 but lost it to now-President Joe Biden in 2020, and Biden's reelection campaign views Pennsylvania as a must-win state. Many polls are showing a very close race in the Keystone State in a hypothetical Trump/Biden rematch.

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'Even for him, a new low': Morning Joe panel rips apart Trump's Christmas freakout

On the first "Morning Joe" episode the day after Christmas, the pared-down MSNBC panel immediately pounced on Donald Trump for his ugly tirade on Truth Social where his Christmas message included wishing people would "rot in hell."

Fill-in in host Jonathan Lemire kicked off the discussion by reading from the former president's post where Trump wrote, "Merry Christmas to all, including Crooked Joe Biden’s ONLY HOPE, Deranged Jack Smith, the out of control Lunatic who just hired outside attorneys, fresh from the SWAMP (unprecedented!), to help him with his poorly executed WITCH HUNT against 'TRUMP' and 'MAGA' Included also are World Leaders, both good and bad, but none of which are as evil and 'sick' as the THUGS we have inside our Country who, with their Open Borders, INFLATION, Afghanistan Surrender, Green New Scam, High Taxes, No Energy Independence, Woke Military, Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Iran, All Electric Car Lunacy, and so much more, are looking to destroy our once great USA. MAY THEY ROT IN HELL. AGAIN, MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

Lemire then turned to Rev. Al Sharpton and asked, "The anger from Donald Trump, the bad faith attacks about his political opponents, what does that say to you just about where he is right now mentally and emotionally as this year draws to a close and we barrel into an election year?"

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"It's two things," Sharpton began. "I think it shows that these indictments and the civil case, despite his pretense otherwise, has gotten to him, because he's reacting and responding in a way of no one projecting self-confidence or like this is nothing."

"I also think it shows an inner kind of anger and displacement that he has, because who spends the holiday with this kind of venom, particularly when he is a guy that claims to be this self-confident, self-made guy with this kind of darkness, unless you are just that kind of dark person," he added.

"We've certainly gotten used to Trump's unorthodox holiday messages, 'the haters,' but this one hit a new low, even for him," Lemire chipped in.

Watch the video below or at this link.

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Trump plots 'a high-stakes gamble with the economy’s health': NYT

The New York Times is reporting that former President Donald Trump is planning to reignite trade wars with foreign nations if he's reelected next year in a move the paper describes as "a high-stakes gamble with the economy’s health."

While Trump levied tariffs on foreign competitors in his first term, the Times reports that a second term would see that effort go into overdrive with the goal of severing the economic relationship between the United States and China.

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