President Trump just called out the Democrats for backing Graham Platner, a highly-controversial (to put it lightly) Senate candidate in Maine. Graham Platner is running to oust Republican Sen. Susan Collins from her long-held seat. Over the last several months, his background has ignited several controversies — one of these being the fact that he previously had a literal Nazi tattoo on his chest. While speaking at a press conference in France, President Trump pointed out the extent of the Democrats’ hypocrisy here. “They’ve been calling me a Nazi for ten years,” he said, “And now, they have a Nazi running!” Watch this for yourself: JUST IN: President Trump just MIC DROPPED every Democrat in America "The guy in Maine with a swastika! They've been calling me a NAZI for TEN YEARS. And now, they have a NAZI RUNNING! I've been denying it for 10 years. I don't think they can call me it anymore!" pic.twitter.com/YmNHvY2657 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 17, 2026 Ironic, isn’t it? The same party who pushed false narratives about President Trump being a Nazi are now supporting this guy: Graham Platner just won his primary Democrats voted for a guy who: – had a nazi tattoo– lied repeatedly about his nazi tattoo– said he would rape people– sexted with women while married– bragged about drawing penises in porta potties– praised islamic terrorists– said he’s… pic.twitter.com/W8Pg8doEpH — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 10, 2026 Graham Platner just won his primary Democrats voted for a guy who: – had a nazi tattoo – lied repeatedly about his nazi tattoo – said he would rape people – sexted with women while married – bragged about drawing penises in porta potties – praised islamic terrorists – said he’s a communist – joined an app known to be used by predators to contact minors Doesn’t Graham Platner stand for just about everything that Democrats pretend to be against? You know, white supremacy, Nazism, sexism… And yet, despite all of this, Platner has earned endorsements from the likes of Sen. Bernie Sanders. Once again, the Democrat party’s true colors are revealed. This isn’t the first time that President Trump has blasted Platner and the Democrats’ insane support of him. Last week, he called Platner a “pig” and a “thug” that Democrats are trying to make “excuses” for. Per AP News: President Donald Trump laced into Graham Platner on Wednesday, calling the Senate candidate from Maine a “thug” and a “pig” and suggesting that the Democratic Party was hypocritical for lining up behind someone with so many questions about his past personal conduct and treatment of women… “He’s a thug, and they’re trying to make excuses for him,” Trump said of top Democrats. “I mean, he’s worse than any human being that’s ever run for office, probably…” Trump, when speaking about Platner to reporters at the White House during an event to sign an immigration and deportation funding bill, said, “Nobody’s ever had a record like that.” “He’s like a pig,” the president said, adding that perhaps “pigs would be very upset” to be associated with Platner, drawing laughter from assorted Republican lawmakers in the Oval Office with him. Trump then brought up another scandal that has swirled around him dating back to his first term as president: his former friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump sought to paint Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer as a hypocrite, saying he “goes crazy over this or that or Epstein, Epstein, Epstein” but instead should be concerned about Platner. Later, Trump offered, “Can you imagine if the Republicans had him?” What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post President Trump: “Democrats Have Been Calling Me a Nazi for 10 Years…Now They Have a Nazi Running!” appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

President Trump just signaled that he may end the U.S.-Mexico-Canada ​Agreement (USMCA) on trade very soon. While speaking to reporters in France, President Trump admitted that he “would rather not” have the trade deal because the United States does “better as a country if we don’t have ​an agreement.” Watch what he had to say for yourself: President Trump says he's considering having the trade deal with Mexico and Canada TERMINATED Good! We're TOTALLY SICK of these countries taking advantage of us. "I'd rather NOT have the agreement, but I may sign it. We do better as a country if we DON'T have an agreement."… pic.twitter.com/6eFspuG8ym — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) June 17, 2026 President Trump says he’s considering having the trade deal with Mexico and Canada TERMINATED Good! We’re TOTALLY SICK of these countries taking advantage of us. “I’d rather NOT have the agreement, but I may sign it. We do better as a country if we DON’T have an agreement.” “So yes, I’m thinking about maybe we won’t be able to make a deal.” “I would rather NOT have the USMCA. The primary reason I wanted it [in my first term] was because there was no way out of NAFTA, which is the worst trade agreement ever made, like EVER.” The USMCA went into effect in 2020 and replaced the old NAFTA deal. President Trump signed it during his first term, but throughout his second, he has repeatedly expressed reluctance to renew it. Here are some reasons why: Trade deficits: The U.S. runs large goods trade deficits with Mexico (~$197 billion) and Canada (~$46 billion) in recent data. Trump argues the U.S. doesn’t “need” their cars, lumber, energy, etc., but they need U.S. markets, so the deal should be renegotiated for better terms. Broader issues beyond trade: Linking the agreement to immigration, fentanyl/drug trafficking, border security, and “economic security” (e.g., preventing Chinese goods from entering via Mexico/Canada). He wants concessions on these non-trade matters. Desire for “better deals”: Trump views the current pact as insufficiently favorable. He has said things like “I’m not looking to renew it” and has mused about bilateral deals instead of trilateral, or even letting it expire. His team has signaled withdrawal is “on the table” to force revisions. Negotiation tactic: This mirrors his first-term approach with NAFTA—threaten withdrawal to renegotiate. The 2026 review provides a natural opportunity, and any party can exit with 6 months’ notice. Now, the USMCA is up for review next month. All three countries have to sign an agreement by July 1 to either renew the terms for the next sixteen years or announce plans to exit the deal. Reuters reported further: The three countries need to approve a renewal of their existing agreement ​by July 1 or signal their intention to exit the pact, a ⁠process that would take 10 years and would buy time for alterations. The U.S. Trade ​Representative’s Office is holding talks with Mexico this week in Washington focused on agriculture and “a ​level playing field,” with a third set of talks in Mexico City scheduled for the week of July 20. Agricultural groups are urging Trump to extend USMCA for another 16 years with duty-free farm products, strengthened ​provisions for genetically modified corn and ethanol access in Mexico and improved access to Canada’s ​largely closed dairy market. Automakers are also pressing for an extension. “Mexico and the United States seem to ‌understand that ⁠North American auto manufacturing and trade is currently at a competitive disadvantage to other automotive-producing countries that have agreements on Reciprocal Trade, and that the USMCA review and renewal is an opportunity to address this,” said Matt Blunt, who heads a group representing General Motors, Ford ​Motor and Stellantis. The ​six-year-old USMCA and ⁠its predecessor pact have created a highly integrated North American economy, underpinning nearly $1.6 trillion in annual trilateral trade, but its future hinges on ​negotiations over the coming months. What do you think? Would you support the U.S. leaving the trade deal with Mexico and Canada? What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post President Trump Says He Might END Trade Deal With Mexico & Canada appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

A President Trump-backed candidate in Oklahoma is suddenly out of the race. Jackson Lahmeyer, the pastor who founded Pastors for Trump, suspended his campaign for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District just one day after advancing to a Republican runoff. That is a very fast reversal. On Tuesday night, Lahmeyer was still being presented as the Trump-backed candidate moving forward. By Wednesday, President Trump was publicly moving his support to Mark Tedford. President Trump’s endorsement switch is here: I greatly appreciate Jackson Lahmeyer’s hard work under difficult circumstances — He has always been with me, and I will always be with him. But, when it comes to the current Congressional race for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, I will be supporting America First Patriot,… pic.twitter.com/VUVE8cEPMU — Commentary Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On X (@TrumpTruthOnX) June 17, 2026 The national rundown from CBS News ties together the sudden timing. Lahmeyer had just advanced to a runoff, but his campaign was already facing fallout over alleged text messages published earlier in the week. CBS also noted that it had not independently verified the messages. Lahmeyer acknowledged that he had crossed a boundary through text messaging, then announced he was suspending the campaign and did not want to become a distraction to his family, church, or Oklahoma voters. The local election context from Tulsa Flyer captures the whiplash. Tedford and Lahmeyer were headed toward a GOP runoff after Tuesday’s special primary, but Lahmeyer’s withdrawal appears to clear the Republican lane for Tedford in the deep-red Tulsa-area district. America First Insight tracked the practical effect of the move this way: Jackson Lahmeyer will be withdrawing from the race for the OK-01 Republican nomination, after advancing to the runoff. This makes Mark Tedford the automatic GOP nominee for OK-01. pic.twitter.com/MKrQrwBwvV — America First Insight (@AF_Insight) June 17, 2026 Oklahoma-focused coverage from NonDoc also framed the story as a post-primary endorsement flip. The timing matters because the district is open after former Rep. Kevin Hern launched a Senate bid, making the Republican nomination the central prize in a heavily red seat. For Lahmeyer, it is a brutal turn from Tuesday night to Wednesday afternoon. For Tedford, it is the kind of endorsement reset that can change a race overnight. And for the broader GOP field, this is a reminder that a candidate can go from Trump-backed frontrunner to out of the race in less than 24 hours when the story shifts under his feet. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post BREAKING: Trump-Backed Candidate DROPS OUT Of Race appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

President Trump did not wait for the cameras. Fox News reported that Trump personally signed the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding on Wednesday, citing a White House official. He signed it during a dinner with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles. The official said a photo of the agreement was then sent to the Iranians and to the mediating countries. The deal is now in effect.

Although the White House remains confident that a memorandum of understanding with Iran will translate into an agreement that brings military operations in the region to a halt, nothing is official just yet. In the interim, President Donald Trump is releasing details and clearing up confusion about the deal … and even sharing a lighthearted take about his worst-case-scenario strategy. As The Hill reported: “I like that idea, sure,” Trump said when asked by Fox News’s Peter Doocy if his vice president would take the fall if the deal fails. “If it works out, I’m going to take the credit. If it doesn’t work out, I’m blaming JD. You better be careful, JD. He’s going to turn his plane around and get the hell out of here,” he joked.  Asked why he wasn’t planning to attend the signing of the memorandum of understanding Friday, Trump said he might — but added he wasn’t sure it was “the kind of document I should be signing.” To be sure, Vance has been a leading figure throughout the negotiations that have resulted in the latest agreement. His recent remarks have shed light on what Americans can expect from the deal:   Thank you, Lindsey. The President’s coalition is uniting behind his leadership and vision for a safer, more peaceful and prosperous world. https://t.co/HLGeIZ16Lp — JD Vance (@JDVance) June 17, 2026 .@VP: "When we take care of business, you know what's going to happen? Number one, gas prices are going to come down. Number two, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. And number three, every single one of you will be safer." pic.twitter.com/MzuiX9mnfX — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 17, 2026 The New York Post added these details: Trump spoke as his aides finally released the text of the 14-point memorandum of understanding that Trump, Vance, and Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf signed digitally on Sunday. Vance, a veteran of the Iraq War, was wary of the conflict before it began on Feb. 28, but has defended Trump’s decision to start the conflict and taken a leading role negotiating its end, alongside special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner. Earlier this week, prominent Iran hawk Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) turned heads by crediting “the architect of the deal, Vice President Vance and his negotiating partners” — rather than Trump — and demanding congressional review. The 14-point document has been described by US officials as tooled for making it saleable to Iran, and Trump insisted that there are additional understandings not specified in the written document. For example, Trump said that “common sense” will prevent Iran from imposing tolls on the Strait of Hormuz because “they don’t want to get bombed.” Here’s a clip of Trump’s remarks: Trump: "If [the Iran deal] works out, I'm going to take the credit; if it doesn't work out, I'm blaming [Vance]." pic.twitter.com/XSXlOj76SC — OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) June 17, 2026 What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post President Trump Jokes About Who Will Take The Blame If Iran Deal Falls Through: ‘You Better Be Careful’ appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.