Despite a long history of tensions between the US and Iran building up and dissipating, the conflict nearly spiraled into war at the turn of the New Year.
President Trump used profanity to speak on controversial issues
President Trump spoke in support of law enforcement, protecting the Second Amendment, and decreasing unemployment. He also took an obligatory jab at the Press, leading the crowd to scream passionate “boo”s towards the Press Pit; he also spoke against Representative Ilhan Omar among other topics in his profanity-laced address.
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