Trump’s influence expands with court rulings and foreign policy victory

Donald Trump It must feel very powerful.

He even asked Israel to cancel the criminal trial of Bibi Netanyahu.

With any objective analysis, whether you like the president or not, he has been on an incredible winning streak for the past two weeks. Everything seemed to break his way.

When he achieved these victories, from powder kegs in the Middle East to the staunch conservative Supreme Court, he seemed to get bigger and stronger, like some comics superheroes, and then Zap Zap his next opponent.

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By hitting Iran’s nuclear ruins with a 30,000-pound bomb, Trump’s adventure shocked the world even if we debate the impact.

Since media liberals and Democrats are still in full resistance mode, coverage is largely negative, but that doesn’t matter. He has been driven by key coverage since his days as a New York developer, as it has pushed the news agenda and left everyone shocked by his preferred topic.

But telling another country that criminal charges against its leaders is a whole new level that his native country calls chutzpah.

Trump posted the following: “Their work in Israel vs. Bibi Netanyahu is so bad. He is a war hero and the Prime Minister is working with the United States to bring great success to get rid of Iran’s dangerous nuclear threat.”

Netanyahu is in the process of “the process of a deal with Hamas, which includes taking hostages”, and Trump wants to know how the Israelis forced him to “sit in court all day and have nothing.”

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As axes Point outNetanyahu is charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust:

“He was accused of accepting $200,000 gifts from wealthy businessmen and granting hundreds of millions of dollars in regulatory benefits to telecom tycoons in exchange for favorable news coverage.”

The trial has been delayed for four years due to Netanyahu’s delay strategy, and the matter of this war has been intervened.

So now Trump calls for the cancellation of the trial, or Netanyahu grants a pardon – and does it publicly.

Imagine if a foreign head of state urges the country to charge a major politician. But Trump did not work according to other people’s rules.

Trump has publicly called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be cancelled trial or to pardon him. (Reuters/Ronen Zvulun)

Another strategy for Trump is to take big moves immediately after a major uproar, when the public and the press had little time to digest the previous controversy.

So the president cuts off trade negotiations With Canada Protests on its taxes on major U.S. tech companies such as Amazon and Google. This involves the income they earn from online markets, data and social media involving Canadian users.

Before coming out on the weekend, Canada succumbed and canceled taxes. This is another case where Trump’s tough negotiation strategy gets immediate results.

The less abundant budget bill in the Senate is another classic case. Elon Musk – Do you really think he will keep quiet? – Call it “totally crazy” and “Republican political suicide”. The CBO said it will increase its deficit by $3.3 trillion over the past decade. The Senate measures will also make in-depth cuts to Medicaid Trump vowed to protect.

Here’s the point: One of the Republican’s most resounding critics is Senator Thom Tillis. Trump ruined him, saying he would recruit challengers to expel him from the Senate in next year’s primary.

Literally, the next day, Tillis announced that he would not run for re-election.

So Trump can save money. He eliminated North Carolina There are several positions for the MP.

Trump also appeared to have beaten RN.C. Senator Thom Tillis and ran for some posts in reelection. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Then there is the Supreme Court.

The courts have greatly increased the power of Trump and the executive branch by ruling that local judges cannot issue injunctions nationwide. The 6-3 decision was a case of birthright citizenship, although not in line with the merits and tore up one of the last guardrails against unchecked presidential powers.

It also applies to Democratic presidents, although more of these bans were introduced to Trump in the open month of the second term (40 bans). Joe Biden In the first three years of term, facing the age of 14.

These bans – both sides are always unfair to me – also expanded Trump’s winning streak in the High Court. After all, he appointed three of the six judges who constituted the conservative majority.

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That’s not all. Scotus ruled that parents with religious objections could pull their children out of public school classrooms when teaching books with LGBTQ themes.

In another decision, the court upheld a Tennessee law prohibiting certain forms of transitional surgery on transgender young people. Trump has ordered trans members to leave service.

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Sonia Sotomayor reads two bubbles of objections from the bench, especially in the case of a right to birth citizen: “Today’s decision is not only wrong, it is also a danger to the law…no right is safe.”

Trump made it clear that he would use the expanded power to be more aggressive than in the past. Putting his stress strategies and money into freezing the freeze on elite law firms and Ivy League universities, your president is more determined to stick it to his opponents and critics.

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Of course, even Trump has restrictions. Efforts to break away from the Netanyahu corruption trial are doomed to fail.

Oh, wait.

The Israeli court yesterday canceled the hearing cancelled on diplomatic and national security grounds this week based on confidential information provided by the Prime Minister and Mossad spy agencies.

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