First Draft: πΊπΈ Trump's Very Boring Fascist Rally
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Key Points:
- On this day in 1987, the US Supreme Court upheld affirmative action in a close 5-4 decision, a policy now controversially supported by the Trump-Vance administration primarily for unimpressive white individuals.
- President Trump's recent State of the Union address was criticized as a lengthy, uninspired speech with overtly racist undertones, particularly targeting Somali Americans and immigrants.
- The address featured repeated attacks on immigration, with Trump accusing the Somali community in Minnesota of massive fraud and corruption, while justifying federal crackdowns involving violent occupation and racial profiling.
- Vice President JD Vance was highlighted to lead an expanded "war on fraud," aligning with the administration's hardline stance on immigration enforcement across multiple states.
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