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Hey Australia, America Just Rejected Far Right Trump Regime

On: 5 November 2026

In: corruption, crime, democracy, featured, Government, identity, latest post, media, politics, power

Americans have had enough of the chaos, cruelty and corruption of Donald Trump. Pay attention and shop early, Australia – don’t go down the One Nation far right route. Don’t make the same mistake. Billionaires, racist and authoritarian political leaders and policies, do not make for good government. Hey Australia, America just rejected far right Trump regime. Enough is enough. Every Far Right regime in history has been corrupt. Name one that has not? Trump is a liar and a crook. Fox News makes its money out of pandering to right wing lies and prejudices.Continue Reading

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