A “mandatory” new demand. A round of “self-defense” bombings hours after talks were declared progressing. A president outsourcing approval to Jerusalem while American families pay $327 more at the pump. This is not statecraft. It is improvisation with consequences.
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Seven in ten American farmers cannot afford the fertilizer they need to plant this year. The Farm Bureau’s own data tells the story — but the deeper story is about a president whose tariffs, war, and silence have turned the heartland into collateral damage, and the constitutional questions Washington can no longer avoid.
The president filed an OGE Form 278-T this month that reads like a hedge-fund prospectus — 3,642 securities transactions in a single quarter, valued between $220 million and $750 million, in companies his own administration regulates. The numbers are staggering. The pattern is worse. And the constitutional question is no longer hypothetical.
