Trump’s Favorite Paper Hits Him With Devastating Warning

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We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Donald Trump's favorite newspaper has issued a stark warning to the president.

Vladimir Putin's proposed summit with Trump and China's Xi Jinping could trigger a GOP civil war and even pave the way for an impeachment and conviction in the Senate, according to the New York Post.

"If President Donald Trump wants a full-on riot within the Republican Party, going along with Vladimir Putin's idea for a "Yalta 2" summit with Xi Jinping is the way to do it," the editorial board of the Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid wrote.

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Trump’s Favorite Paper Hits Him With Devastating Warning

Donald Trump’s favorite newspaper has issued a stark warning to the president. Vladimir Putin’s proposed summit with Trump and China’s Xi Jinping could trigger a GOP civil war and even pave the way fo...
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Putin raised the idea of a three-way summit during a phone call with Trump on Oct. 9, according to a former Russian intelligence officer, who added that the goal of the meeting is to get a peace deal that would favor the Kremlin, but also for Russia, China and the U.S. to establish clear spheres of influence around the world.


A senior U.S. official said Trump had not agreed to meet Putin but could be open to the idea because the 80-year-old president is desperate to broker an end to the war.

During his 2024 presidential campaign, Trump frequently claimed he would end Russia's invasion of Ukraine within "one day" of returning to the White House in January 2025.

But the New York Post, which was once reportedly the president's first-read paper, has warned that the meeting could spell danger for Trump and his party in the Nov. 3 midterms.



In an editorial, the newspaper warned Trump that he would be out of his depth in a three-way summit.
 
The perfect scenario that Democratic supporters imagine—"America uniting all its allies to do this and that"—isn't anything worth cheering about either; it's just a bigger war. By comparison, isolationism already counts as a very lovely act of peace.
 
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