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It is proven out in the fact that their approval rate is 33%
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It is proven out in the fact that their approval rate is 33%Listen. The liberal brand has become so toxic that only the most faithful liberal ideologues actually care about anything they have to say. The rest have tuned them out.
Let's check the checker shall we?
- Democratic Republic of the Congo — Rwanda (Washington Accord)
- Date: 27 June 2025 (signed in Washington, D.C.)
- What: U.S.-brokered peace agreement intended to end fighting in eastern DRC, including a pledge for Rwandan troop withdrawal and security arrangements; signed in Washington.
- Status: Signed; widely reported by Reuters, AP and the U.S. State Department. State Department+2Reuters+2
same source:
- India — Pakistan (U.S.-facilitated ceasefire)
- Date: 10 May 2025 (ceasefire announced)
- What: A “full and immediate” ceasefire between India and Pakistan after a dangerous escalation; U.S. (Trump administration) publicly presented itself as a mediator.
- Status: Ceasefire announced and reported by major outlets and the U.S. State Department; the truce was fragile with reports of violations shortly after. State sae
Iran — Israel (ceasefire ending the June 2025 escalation)
- Date: 24 June 2025 (effective date reported)
- What: A U.S.- and Qatar-mediated ceasefire that ended a short but intense exchange (often called the “12-Day War” in coverage); Trump publicly announced the deal.
- Status: Widely reported as a ceasefire; some details and claims were contested, but multiple outlets covered the deal. Wikipedia+1
from CNN - link is above:Armenia — Azerbaijan (peace declaration; White House signing ceremony)
- Date: 8 August 2025 (initialed / joint declaration at the White House)
- What: Joint declaration/peace agreement initialed in Washington aiming to end the Nagorno-Karabakh era of conflict; Trump hosted the leaders and was presented as a mediator/witness.
- Status: Initialed and text published; reported by Reuters and others. Reuters+1
From the CNN link above:
- Israel — Hamas / Gaza (October 2025 ceasefire / Gaza “peace plan”)
- Date: Early–mid October 2025 (initial phases/ceasefire around Oct 9–10, 2025)
- What: A multilateral, U.S.-led 20-point plan and associated ceasefire phases aimed at pausing fighting in Gaza and arranging hostage releases; Trump was the U.S. lead publicly promoting the plan.
- Status: Agreement/first-phase ceasefire widely reported (October 2025); described and analyzed by CFR, Wikipedia and major press. (Note: the deal is complex and implementation has been contested.) Council on Foreign Relations+1
Trump threatened both countries, both heavily dependent on the USA for exports, and the two countries reached an agreement to reduce hostilities. Outright war had not been declared, so agreeing to reduce hostilites, while good, is not the end of a war.
- Thailand — Cambodia (ceasefire / Putrajaya / Kuala Lumpur declarations)
- Date(s): July–October 2025 (Putrajaya declarations July 28 referenced; signing / summit activity in late October)
- What: Declarations and a ceasefire framework between Thailand and Cambodia, publicized during U.S. diplomatic/ASEAN engagement and in White House releases.
- Status: The White House and regional coverage describe a U.S.-facilitated de-escalation; independent international press covered later ceremonial signings. (White House material and Al Jazeera/other reporting available.) The White House+2The White House+2
- Serbia — Kosovo (re-engagement/normalization steps claimed)
- Date / note: White House materials include Serbia–Kosovo in lists of 2025 achievements; however, the major Serbia–Kosovo documents widely cited were from 2020 and independent reporting in 2025 discusses diplomatic re-engagement rather than a brand-new full treaty. The White House+1
The two countries were not at war. They have had a bitter dispute over a big hydroelectric dam that Ethiopia built which Egypt and Sudan oppose it as it is on the Nile.
- Egypt — Ethiopia (claimed U.S. role in “keeping peace”)
- Date / note: The White House narrative has included Egypt–Ethiopia among issues the administration says it helped stabilize; independent outlets note the longstanding GERD dispute remains unresolved and coverage characterizes any 2025 progress as limited. The White House+1
- “Abraham Accords expansion” / other Israel-normalizations
- Date / note: The White House materials sometimes bundle earlier Abraham Accords work and newly announced steps or bilateral openings in 2025; some are ceremonial or exploratory (overflights, talks, recognitions) rather than fresh full diplomatic normalization treaties. Independent reporting distinguishes the 2020 Abraham Accords from 2025 actions. The White House+1
Try to stay on topic.Listen. The liberal brand has become so toxic that only the most faithful liberal ideologues actually care about anything they have to say. The rest have tuned them out.
The conservative brand, and definitely the Trump brand is toxic. The approval polls for him are the lowest of any president at this stage of his presidency. He even beat himself when it comes to low approval.
That is partly due to his over-inflation of his accomplishments.
Try to stay on topic which is Trump, and his interview and alternative facts.It is proven out in the fact that their approval rate is 33%
Exactly. The Trump of 2016 is the same one we have today.First, it's not cognitive decline. He's always been that way.
I think he goes by what he hears, more that making stuff up on his own. Like the Haitians eating pets claim. He said it, but he didn't come up with it.Second, I'm not sure he sees it as lying. Watching his behavior I think he just pull things out of thin air to express his feelings. They look like facts, but you shouldn't checki them for accuracy. He's just saying he thinks he's doing a great job with the economy.
Okay.Try to stay on topic.
The conservative brand, and definitely the Trump brand is toxic. The approval polls for him are the lowest of any president at this stage of his presidency. He even beat himself when it comes to low approval.
That is partly due to his over-inflation of his accomplishments.
Yeah....They are at 33%.Listen. The liberal brand has become so toxic that only the most faithful liberal ideologues actually care about anything they have to say. The rest have tuned them out.
I'm just giving you a direct reply to your posts.Try to stay on topic which is Trump, and his interview and alternative facts.
HIs approval rating, btw is low:
Those numbers are nothing to brag about. I linked to numbers, but that is not the topic of this thread.I'm just giving you a direct reply to your posts.
But since you introduced his approval rating?
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FYI - his approval rating is two points higher than his first term and ten points higher than the Democrats in Congress.
I already have - with links -The topic is Trump's 60 minutes interview and his fabrications. Do you have anything to say about that?
I would concede that Trump has influenced many world conflicts. He also though has created angst among nations like Denmark, Canada, S. Korea and various South American/ Caribbean nations. He is too loose with the facts. Like how blowing up a boat with alleged drug smugglers will save 25,000 American lives. I doubt history will be kind to Trump. We will know soon enough the outcomes of his policies. I don't agree with his foundation though, in putting America and/or money first, I expect that hubris will hurt America.Let's check the checker shall we?
Links provided - the debunking has been debunked. IMHO
- Democratic Republic of the Congo — Rwanda (Washington Accord)
- Date: 27 June 2025 (signed in Washington, D.C.)
- What: U.S.-brokered peace agreement intended to end fighting in eastern DRC, including a pledge for Rwandan troop withdrawal and security arrangements; signed in Washington.
- Status: Signed; widely reported by Reuters, AP and the U.S. State Department. State Department+2Reuters+2
- India — Pakistan (U.S.-facilitated ceasefire)
- Date: 10 May 2025 (ceasefire announced)
- What: A “full and immediate” ceasefire between India and Pakistan after a dangerous escalation; U.S. (Trump administration) publicly presented itself as a mediator.
- Status: Ceasefire announced and reported by major outlets and the U.S. State Department; the truce was fragile with reports of violations shortly after. State Department+2Reuters+2
- Iran — Israel (ceasefire ending the June 2025 escalation)
- Date: 24 June 2025 (effective date reported)
- What: A U.S.- and Qatar-mediated ceasefire that ended a short but intense exchange (often called the “12-Day War” in coverage); Trump publicly announced the deal.
- Status: Widely reported as a ceasefire; some details and claims were contested, but multiple outlets covered the deal. Wikipedia+1
- Armenia — Azerbaijan (peace declaration; White House signing ceremony)
- Date: 8 August 2025 (initialed / joint declaration at the White House)
- What: Joint declaration/peace agreement initialed in Washington aiming to end the Nagorno-Karabakh era of conflict; Trump hosted the leaders and was presented as a mediator/witness.
- Status: Initialed and text published; reported by Reuters and others. Reuters+1
- Israel — Hamas / Gaza (October 2025 ceasefire / Gaza “peace plan”)
- Date: Early–mid October 2025 (initial phases/ceasefire around Oct 9–10, 2025)
- What: A multilateral, U.S.-led 20-point plan and associated ceasefire phases aimed at pausing fighting in Gaza and arranging hostage releases; Trump was the U.S. lead publicly promoting the plan.
- Status: Agreement/first-phase ceasefire widely reported (October 2025); described and analyzed by CFR, Wikipedia and major press. (Note: the deal is complex and implementation has been contested.) Council on Foreign Relations+1
- Thailand — Cambodia (ceasefire / Putrajaya / Kuala Lumpur declarations)
- Date(s): July–October 2025 (Putrajaya declarations July 28 referenced; signing / summit activity in late October)
- What: Declarations and a ceasefire framework between Thailand and Cambodia, publicized during U.S. diplomatic/ASEAN engagement and in White House releases.
- Status: The White House and regional coverage describe a U.S.-facilitated de-escalation; independent international press covered later ceremonial signings. (White House material and Al Jazeera/other reporting available.) The White House+2The White House+2
- Serbia — Kosovo (re-engagement/normalization steps claimed)
- Date / note: White House materials include Serbia–Kosovo in lists of 2025 achievements; however, the major Serbia–Kosovo documents widely cited were from 2020 and independent reporting in 2025 discusses diplomatic re-engagement rather than a brand-new full treaty. The White House+1
- Egypt — Ethiopia (claimed U.S. role in “keeping peace”)
- Date / note: The White House narrative has included Egypt–Ethiopia among issues the administration says it helped stabilize; independent outlets note the longstanding GERD dispute remains unresolved and coverage characterizes any 2025 progress as limited. The White House+1
- “Abraham Accords expansion” / other Israel-normalizations
- Date / note: The White House materials sometimes bundle earlier Abraham Accords work and newly announced steps or bilateral openings in 2025; some are ceremonial or exploratory (overflights, talks, recognitions) rather than fresh full diplomatic normalization treaties. Independent reporting distinguishes the 2020 Abraham Accords from 2025 actions. The White House+1
Democratic Republic of the Congo — Rwanda (Washington Accord)
- Date: 27 June 2025 (signed in Washington, D.C.)
- What: U.S.-brokered peace agreement intended to end fighting in eastern DRC, including a pledge for Rwandan troop withdrawal and security arrangements; signed in Washington.
- Status: Signed; widely reported by Reuters, AP and the U.S. State Department. State Department+2Reuters+2
I am debunking.The Associated Press previously fact-checked Trump’s claim and found the war far from over.It was just a cease-fire and that did not hold:
Lol But you really aren't.I am debunking.
Compare sources - Mine - the State Department, Rueters etc - yours - well.... left wing media at best.
Here is the Actual wording of the Peace Agreement
Very well.I didn't say that.
I also have the right to post here like other members.
If you have complaints about the administration, take it to support. This is not the place.
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