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Donald Trump slams establishment Republicans in CPAC speech
In his first public address since leaving the White House, Donald Trump slammed establishment Republicans during his CPAC speech.
“Now more than ever is the time for tough, strong, and energetic Republican leaders who have spines of steel,” said Trump during the speech in Orlando, Florida.
Though some GOP members deny that there’s a war brewing within the party, Trump’s speech made it clear that a political divide is beginning to open up among Republicans.
Trump made it clear that there really isn’t a “civil war’ among Republicans because the MAGA crowd has already won it. Trump went on to criticize Mitch McConnell by saying he plans to primary his own candidates in 2022 to fight against the ones positioned by establishment GOP leaders. And at this rate, he has more than a fighting chance to continue changing the course of the GOP.
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He grew tired of helping the rich get richer
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Everyday America
College dropout donates $20 million to the university he couldn’t afford 60 years ago
Calvin Tyler, who dropped out of Morgan State University nearly 60 years ago due to financial hardship, has now donated $20 million to the school to help future students get a college education.
Calvin Tyler initially enrolled in the college in his hometown of Baltimore to study business administration but had to abandon his studies because he couldn’t afford tuition. Tyler eventually landed a job at UPS as a driver. He worked his way up within the company over the years, eventually becoming its senior vice-president of US operations.
Now, Tyler is giving back to the college that he couldn’t afford to attend, hoping he can help students who find themselves in the same position he was in all those years ago.
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