Trump Action Archive

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• Republican Super PAC airs anti-trans attack ad against South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate — A Super PAC supporting Republican Darline Graham aired an attack ad against Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews in South Carolina, claiming she "is for they/them" and framing transgender people as predatory toward children. The ad targeted Andrews' support for trans rights. Andrews responded with a direct-to-camera statement in a lab coat opposing "biological men playing in women's sports" and denying she has performed gender surgery on minors, attempting to distance herself from the Republican framing while maintaining some support for trans people.

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• Trump's lawyer attacked Nobel Committee decision — Trump's lawyer David Schoen issued a statement attacking the Nobel Committee's decision to award the prize to Pillay, calling her "an unabashed hater of America and Israel" and her investigation into Israeli genocide "phony." Schoen contrasted Pillay's award with Trump's Abraham Accords and efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and counter Iran.

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• Democratic National Committee sues Trump administration over taxpayer-funded campaign ads — The Democratic National Committee filed a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Wednesday, October 8, 2026, challenging the Trump administration's use of taxpayer funds to broadcast campaign ads promoting President Trump. The ads, costing over $12 million, allegedly violate federal law prohibiting use of congressionally appropriated money for "publicity or propaganda." The complaint names Trump, the White House office, the Office of Management and Budget, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection as defendants, alleging they violated the Administrative Procedure Act and misused public funds for self-aggrandizement during the midterm campaign season.

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• Trump declared "Artificial Intelligence" terminology an enemy position — Trump posted that the White House considers anyone using the term "Artificial Intelligence" rather than "Super Intelligence" to be "THE ENEMY." The statement represents an attempt to control language and terminology used in public discourse and government.
• Trump labeled those refusing to use "Super Intelligence" terminology as enemies — Following a recent executive order directing federal agencies to replace "AI" (Artificial Intelligence) with "SI" (Super Intelligence) in communications, Trump publicly labeled those who refuse to adopt the preferred terminology as "THE ENEMY" and enemies of the White House. The order represents an attempt to control language use across federal agencies.

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• Trump posted false claims about James Talarico's whereabouts — Trump posted on social media claiming that Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico was "MISSING IN ACTION" and asking "Where is he? What is wrong with him?" while suggesting "bad rumors" were circulating. The post demanded Talarico immediately appear for a debate. In fact, Talarico was ill and planned to return to campaigning that weekend.