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13:44Now PlayingIn a revealing Newsmax interview, Donald Trump played coy about Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony and clemency, but the subtext is clear: he’s willing to pardon her, George Santos, and maybe even P. Diddy. He downplays crimes, blames Democrats, and shields his political allies no matter their record.
At the same time, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and RFK Jr. announced SNAP rule changes banning soda and candy. It sounds like a public health move, but it’s really a cynical way to target poor Americans while doing nothing to solve the economic conditions driving obesity and poor nutrition.
In this exposé:
The telltale language Trump uses to leave the pardon door open.
Why his praise for Santos is a red flag about future clemency abuses.
How SNAP restrictions weaponize “health” rhetoric against the poor.
The bigger truth: sugar is cheap, beef is expensive, and wages are stagnant — making healthy eating a privilege, not a choice.
Trumpworld protects predators and punishes poverty. Here’s the proof.
#Trump #Pardons #SNAP #Maxwell
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