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President Trump’s first post back on X 🔥

Former President Donald Trump made his first post on X, formerly known as Twitter, after being booked into the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia, Thursday evening. The post on X contained a picture reading "Mug Shot - August 24, 2023. Election interference. Never Surrender! DonaldJTrump.Com." DONALD TRUMP MUGSHOT RELEASED AFTER GEORGIA BOOKING, FIRST EVER FOR A FORMER US PRESIDENT Mugshot of former President Donald Trump (Fulton County Sheriff's Office) Trump was suspended from what was then known as Twitter in January 2021, but Elon Musk allowed him back on the platform shortly after buying the company in October 2022. Trump made the social media post shortly after Fulton County Jail officials released his mugshot, which is the first ever taken of a former president. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

SuperBoost Wifi Review – 2020 Price, Scam, Repeater, It’s Available on WiFiBlasts

SuperBoostWifi The Super Boost Wifi is a device used as signal amplifier that connects to your existing Wi-Fi signal and boosts that signal so that rooms with poor connections can get a reliable signal from your router. It is also known as a WLAN repeater that helps you to receive wireless access to the internet much easier. All you need to do is simply plug the device into an existing power outlet in rooms with a bad WLAN signal and then just connect the booster to your WLAN network. The device is a simple one in which you can plug into the wall of an area or room where you’d like a stronger signal. It has a clean, straightforward design that includes a variety of plugs that fit power outlets in Europe and the United States. As promised by the manufacturer, SuperBoost ensures that you no longer experience any WLAN dropouts and even have a similarly strong reception in the basement, attic, cellar or garden as in the direct vicinity of the router. How to...

Who is the first and only President to instigate a coup?

Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol was the culmination of months of false claims about election fraud, including a litany recited by then-President Donald Trump in a speech shortly before a mob stormed the building, temporarily halting the counting of electoral votes in a joint session of Congress. On that day — and afterward — we debunked false, misleading and unfounded claims related to the events that day. Here is a summary of our coverage. Trump's Speech. In a rally near the White House, one year ago, Trump served his supporters a laundry list of bogus claims about election fraud in swing states. Then-President- elect Joe Biden had won the states of Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona, but Trump, as he had for weeks, made false statements about illegal votes being counted. We wrote about a dozen claims, including Trump's falsehood that "66,000 votes in Georgia were cast by individuals under the legal voting age." The Republican official who oversees Georgia...

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