With his burgeoning autocratic oligarchy, Trump will exact emotional, financial, and, perhaps, physical carnage the likes of which — to borrow his overused favorite expression — this nation ...

Trump famously said he would end ‘American carnage’ and would govern with an ‘America First’ approach after being sworn in 45th US President. In his 16-minute address, Trump touched upon ...

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President Donald Trump wants you to know he won. And elections have consequences. He lingered on his electoral victory in his second inaugural speech on Monday, thanking specific groups for their ...

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Trump’s second inaugural address was not quite his January 2017 “American carnage” speech, but it contained some of the same themes — with a slightly more upbeat tone. Eight years ago ...

I certainly remember the first one, when Trump introduced us to the phrase “American carnage.” I think George W. Bush spoke for all of us that day when he summed it up, saying, “That was ...

“This American carnage stops right here and stops right now,” he declared. Former Republican president George W. Bush, who was one of the guests at the time, spoke for many when he turned to ...

Mr Trump then coined the phrase 'American carnage' and created an image of a country deeply affected by crime, haunted by unemployment and plagued by a political elite that was in it for themselves.

If the 2017 speech was "American carnage", today's was purer. It was delivered with a confidence he didn't have in 2017 - the confidence of delivery: the total belief in the superiority of a ...

French The title of Trump’s speech should have been “American Carnage 2: Ultimate Carnage.” If possible, Trump’s second inaugural speech was darker than his first. Rather than seek to ...

“This American carnage stops right here and stops right now,” he promised. One of his Republican predecessors, George W. Bush, offered a succinct evaluation afterward: “That was some weird ...