White House transition

White House transition

45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump leaves the White House for incoming 46th President Joe Biden

WATCH: Trump in his farewell speech: "I'm especially proud to be the first President in decades who has started NO NEW WARS." pic.twitter.com/mt8RZMIcVY

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) January 19, 2021

Blair House, where �@JoeBiden� spent the night, and the White House, where President Trump is preparing to leave, in the early hours on Inauguration Day. The two men will not meet. pic.twitter.com/yUOy28quFQ

— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) January 20, 2021

Worth reflecting on the achievements of the administration in the last 4 years.

I think above all on the foreign policy front, the efforts the Trump administration made on the Middle East front have been quite admirable and will be long-lasting: no wars is a start, but the recognition of Israel by many Arab countries which was once unthinkable has now happened. Relations between Israel and sensible Arab states like Saudi, Jordan, the Gulf emirates, Egypt and others are at an all-time high which is bad news for Iran and the Islamists across the region. Jared Kushner and Mike Pompeo in particular deserve kudos on these efforts. Closer relations with Britain rather than Europe, and a strong confrontation with the ghouls who run China.

Domestically has also seen a few achievements, a fightback against political correctness, the improvement of the American-Mexican border with the wall construction, a new more conservative and non-activist balance on the US Supreme Court and others.

Anyway, very shortly America is going to have a President who thinks men dressed as women can be put in women's prisons. Good luck!

Joe Biden - Male convicts that identify as female will be housed with women.
"In prison the determination should be that your sexual identity is defined by what you say it is not what in fact the prison says it is." pic.twitter.com/MpMrIPkDTc

— Being Libertarian (@beinlibertarian) September 21, 2019

President Trump departs the White House for the final time.

Now flying on Air Force One to Mar-a-Lago in Florida.

Trump: "So, have a good life, we will see you soon." pic.twitter.com/j8vFzR61ry

— Axios (@axios) January 20, 2021

Trump had his issues. But he was the only one who stood up to the sanctimonious, self-obsessed, self-serving media elite.
For that, I will miss him.

— Laura Perrins 🎗ï¸� (@LPerrins) January 20, 2021

All indications are he will run again in 2024.

Donald Trump says being US president has been an honour of a lifetime: "We've had an amazing four years... hopefully it's not a long-term goodbye". pic.twitter.com/sV92mqox9m

— Talk (@TalkTV) January 20, 2021

Goodbye, Mr. President, thank you for the past four years. Hope to see you again in 2024!

Trump’s last act as President was boarding Air Force One while playing the YMCA.

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/--Olj3iuVG...e%2BPeople.jpg

46th President sworn in at the age of 78.

"Congratulations Mr President"

Joe Biden sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, becoming the 46th president of the United Stateshttps://t.co/hQBfBFbUvQ pic.twitter.com/O7NX00jgdg

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 20, 2021

Biased mainstream media - CNN, BBC, Sky News, CNBC etc - all wetting themselves with excitement today. Any pretence about impartiality out of the window.

Exactly why they're trying to shut down Trump's voice on social media because they hate anyone hearing anything but the official establishment view.

Not even North Korean TV would say this. Just listen.

LOL. Damn. https://t.co/yHUnPbdpG2

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) January 20, 2021

Did I hear Adam Boulton Call Trump a pompous petty little man? - I would suggest that it is not fitting for a ‘reporter’ to make such a comment about anybody - more neutrality is required from many newscasters whatever their, or our, views may be

— Susan Hall AM (@Councillorsuzie) January 20, 2021

UK news coverage of the #BidenHarrisInauguration has been as effusive, ecstatic and festive as their reporting of the elections of Obama and Blair. Tears of joy. Clinks of champagne glasses. I wonder why they never greet the victories of Republicans or Conservatives like this.

— Adrian Hilton (@Adrian_Hilton) January 20, 2021

no they shut his twitter and facebook for inciting violence and calling the fascists who stormed the capitol "special"

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Originally Posted by dbgtz

no they shut his twitter and facebook for inciting violence and calling the fascists who stormed the capitol "special"

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What did he say to "incite violence" exactly?

And fascists? What I saw were a load of directionless hillbillies.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/01...0356818063.jpg
https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topic...uspension.html

if you had paid any attention to twitter over the last few months, youd understand they really didnt want to ban him until the point he basically, yno, incited violence

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Originally Posted by dbgtz

https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topic...uspension.html

if you had paid any attention to twitter over the last few months, youd understand they really didnt want to ban him until the point he basically, yno, incited violence

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You cannot point me to what the President actually said to "incite" because saying to a crowd to "march on the Capitol" is a frequently used phrase, and leading Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi and others have used very similar phrases over the years too. Yes what the crowd of hillibillies did was disgraceful, but it was no more a coup de'tat by the President than some knuckleheads just acting as morons. As for the President's opponents, not to mention them RTing in support of BLM as cities burned.

Twitter are part of the establishment who simply don't want an outsider to ever again have a chance of reaching the halls of power, which is why they're now going after anyone on the right. Meanwhile on the very same platform the Ayatollah of Iran has been allowed to post for years threats to wipe Israel off the map along with the Chinese Community Party being allowed to put out spurious claims as it has millions of dissenters in prisons.

To their eternal credit, both Chancellor Merkel and President Macron condemned trying to silence the US President.