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'That's how this will end': Ex-GOP insider makes huge prediction about Trump's next move

Donald Trump made a big deal about arresting the leader of Venezuela, and his next move will go even further to upset the "America First" base, according to a former Tea Party Republican congressman.

Former GOP Congressman Joe Walsh, who recently accused Donald Trump's administration of a massive coverup, wrote a piece on Substack in which he tells MAGA they've been duped by the president yet again.

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'Officially stripped': Trump's 'peace prize' called into question after Venezuela attack

Donald Trump in December was given a medal as he was awarded the FIFA Peace Prize, which some have dubbed a "participation trophy" for the president who has long coveted the Nobel Peace Prize, but even the backup award he received is being called into question after the U.S. captured Venezuela's leader.

Trump early on Saturday morning announced a successful plot for the U.S. to capture the foreign leader and his wife. The president later announced his intention to have the U.S. "run" the nation.

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'Very dangerous': Lawmaker says Trump accidentally 'revealed his hand' on military plans

Donald Trump on Saturday accidentally "revealed his hand" when it comes to his plans for Venezuela and perhaps other nations, according to a congresswoman.

The president over the weekend made an awkward comment about the Monroe Doctrine, an old foreign policy that warned European powers against additional interference in the Americas, and attempted to rebrand it after his own name.

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'You people are depraved': Stephen Miller's wife catches heat for 'insane' one-word post

Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller, caught some flak on Saturday after making what some described as an "insane" one-word comment about the nation of Greenland.

Katie Miller over the weekend took to X as the world was discussing Trump's military strike leading to the capture of the leader of Venezuela, an operation dubbed illegal by numerous analysts. But instead of making a comment about Venezuela, Miller chose a controversial take on taking Greenland.

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'Aghast': Ex-CIA head says Trump stunned agents with 'unusual move' before military strike

Donald Trump likely shocked CIA agents when he made a "very unusual move" before the strike against Venezuela, according to a former agency leader.

Former CIA Director John Brennan appeared on MS NOW on Saturday, when he was asked for a "sense of how this went down over the last five months."

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Here are the GOP lawmakers standing up to Trump on his 'illegal' military strike

Multiple Republican lawmakers have taken a stand against Donald Trump in the wake of what some have dubbed an "illegal" military action against Venezuela's leader.

As far as Democrats are concerned, the list of who is criticizing the president is enormous. As NBC News pointed out, Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., "issued a pointed criticism" of Trump's Venezuela strike. But the outlet also included several Republicans and what they had to say.

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'His brain is Cheez Whiz': Onlookers roast Trump's 'revealing answer' to reporter question

Donald Trump's answer to a reporter's question about how long the U.S. might remain in control of Venezuela after the military captured the nation's leader caused an outcry from observers Saturday.

A reporter over the weekend asked the president, "Is it possible that the US ends up administering Venezuela for years?" to which Trump replied, "Well, you know, it won't cost us anything because the money coming out of the ground is very substantial."

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Trump insiders put on notice they're subject to criminal prosecution over Venezuela attack

In a multi-post attack aimed at the Donald Trump administration, Rep Sean Casten (D-Il) pointed out that the attacks on Venezuela, including an invasion of the country in the wee hours of Saturday, put staffers and military officials alike at legal risk.


In an expansive 14-post tirade on Blue Sky, the Illinois Democrats started off by writing, “The legal justification the WH gave us for attacking Venezuelan boats in int’l waters without Congressional approval was weak, and exposes the WH and military staff to domestic and international criminal prosecution. They have not even sought to justify strikes within Venezuela,” before adding, “Their justification - dutifully repeated by every sycophantic member of the House GOP was that some drugs kill Americans so any international actor who sells or traffics drugs is engaged in war against America. You can drive a bus through that logic, as I noted last month."

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'Something doesn't feel right': Bondi catches flack for announcement after Maduro capture

Hours after Donald Trump’s administration stunned the world by invading Venezuela and capturing President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in what was described as a “large-scale strike” on the country, Attorney General Pam Bondi took to X to describe what comes next.

That opened her up to a substantial number of questions and criticisms from commenters.

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'Ohhh great another war': Trump says US has 'captured' foreign leader and his wife

Donald Trump early Saturday morning announced a successful plot for the U.S. to capture a foreign leader and his wife.

The president took to Truth Social at 4:21 AM to announce the strike against Venezuela, which has increasingly become a target of Trump and his administration.

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'Everything we voted against': MAGA icon says Trump's new move pushing his own voters away

Donald Trump at 3:00 AM on Friday made a military threat that one MAGA legend and former Trump insider said is pushing the base away from the president.

Taking to the president's own social media network, Truth Social, he wrote, "If Iran shots (sic) and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue. We are locked and loaded and ready to go. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J.TRUMP.”

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Ex-CIA chief details Putin’s manipulation of 'incredibly naïve' Trump'

During the final months of his life, the late conservative Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) wasn't shy about attacking U.S. President Donald Trump over his dealings with Russian President Vladimir Putin. McCain viewed Putin as a dangerous authoritarian and believed that Trump was allowing himself to be manipulated by the former KGB agent.

Rob Dannenberg, former chiefs of operations for the CIA Counterterrorism Center and an ex-CIA station chief in Moscow, during the 1990s, has similar views.

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'Do I get credit? No!' Trump busted on hot mic whining about big snub

President Donald Trump was caught on a hot mic complaining to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about his failure to win a Nobel Peace Prize in 2025.

During a late December lunch at Mar-a-Lago, the U.S. president was overheard bragging about the wars he has claimed to have stopped.

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