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ChicKenShit is beneath embarrassment.
inicky46 61 Reviews 27 reads
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He came on here pretending to be "reasonable and intelligent" but quickly proved himself a complete fraud and a dyed-in-the-wool partisan hack and ageist.
He desperately needs to rub this all over himself...

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Related Link: Strait of Trump

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cks17532 reads

President Donald Trump winkingly referred to the Strait of Hormuz as the “Strait of Trump.”
Iran has to “open up the Strait of Trump — I mean, Hormuz,” the president said in a speech at the Future Investment Initiative in Miami, Florida, garnering laughs from the crowd.
Is this another case case of liberals taking Trump literally?

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followme33 reads

Again

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jazzman12184736 reads

Really? A joke, huh. That's always your "go to" explanation when all else fails to explain something dumb that president Stupid has said. We don't need a comedian in the White House we need a serious, steady leader. Instead, we have a clown.

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inicky4632 reads

Trump putting his name on the Kennedy Center, The Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace (LMAO!) and his face on passports. But, yeah, we're naive to assume the Strait Of Trump is actually a joke.
The joke really is Donald J. Trump himself. And his slavish supporters like ChicKie and Felcher.

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cks17524 reads

1.

Trump winkingly referred to
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garnering laughs from the crowd.

Maybe it’s a good time to review the 2016 article in The Atlantic re libs continually misreading Trump. It’s been ten years and some liberals apparently still have more to learn.

Related Link: “Taking Trump Seriously, Not Literally”

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jazzman12184728 reads

I don't know what you hope to accomplish by bringing out a 10-year-old opinion piece that is hidden behind a paywall. The only joke here is trump and the 33% of supporters who still support this joker. Of course, it's never a HAHA joke it's always a OH NO joke. Fortunately, the independent voters who put him in office have seen their mistake and are ready for new leadership as this joker ruins not only our country but the world.

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inicky4616 reads

of anything. He has already nailed his flag to Trump's tiny mast and will go down with that ship.

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cks17518 reads

President Trump told a joke and Jazzy seems to be just beside himself. How will he ever recover?!

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Hpygolky31 reads

And with the price of gas which is driving this, all because of really a useless war.
Trump doesn't have a positive message. He can't run on the economy and hold your breath, Immigration which polling number suggest he's in the toilet.
So its now make shit up...because what he's got? What's his feel good message??  
But, one day...something tragic will happen....and most won't give shit.

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Hpygolky27 reads

Do you recognize what once was the Gulf Of Mexico, now the Gulf of America.
If you acknowledge this change...then this isn't a joke
Think about it

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followme20 reads

The most penny anti and petty things….AGAIN  
You and your ne’er do well partisan leftist hacks take a remark and blow it out of proportion and out of context.
 

The rabid leftists hacks are the only ones who do not recognize it as a joke and are disingenuously trying to make it sound otherwise.  

 
AI Overview
Donald Trump has jokingly suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz to the "Strait of Trump" or "Strait of America" while discussing negotiations with Iran, a remark that drew laughter but was not an official policy proposal. The comment, made during speeches and on social media, reflects his characteristic blending of humor with branding-focused political rhetoric regarding control of the vital oil route.  
Key details:
• Context: The comment was made in the context of discussions regarding U.S.-Iran negotiations and maritime security in the region.
• Origin: The idea was mentioned as a joke during a speech and subsequently discussed as a potential move if the U.S. secures control of the waterway.
• Reaction: While some supporters on social media engaged with the idea, others viewed it as a characteristic joke or a "Trump-style" rhetorical flourish, according to reports from the Jerusalem Post and various social media posts.
• Legal Reality: Experts note that unilateral renaming of international waterways is not possible under international law, making it a symbolic gesture rather than a formal, legal change.  
The proposal was reported as a lighthearted remark rather than a serious diplomatic or territorial initiative.  

 

AI Overview
President Donald Trump first teased renaming the Strait of Hormuz to the "Strait of Trump" during a speech on March 27, 2026, in Miami, later amplifying this by sharing a map with the new label on Truth Social on April 30, 2026. He frequently used the term to assert dominance during the ongoing 2026 Iran conflict, mocking media reactions while calling it a "terrible mistake" in a sarcastic manner.  
• Initial Mention (March 27, 2026): Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative in Miami, Trump said, "They have to open up the Strait of Trump—I mean Hormuz".
• Social Media Amplification (April 30, 2026): Trump shared a map on Truth Social displaying the waterway as the "Strait of Trump," amidst a naval blockade.
• Context: The comments occurred as part of a campaign to pressure Iran regarding a key oil-shipping route.

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Hpygolky25 reads

We can’t take anything he says or what happens to him to be serious.
One it’s this, another day it’s that.,,people are beginning to just tune him out
Even part of his idiot base are tuning out

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coeur-de-lion30 reads

trigger and annoy the Lefties, and it seems to be working.  Happy posted three times in a row, minutes apart.  

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Hpygolky32 reads

Do you recognize naming the Gulf of Mexico to the new gulf of America??
What is it to you??🤔

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coeur-de-lion21 reads

new and shiny now instead of old, rundown and poverty stricken.  It's not complicated, its marketing, and Mexico will benefit from the upgrade.  

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inicky4629 reads

The honest answer is "NONE."

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coeur-de-lion27 reads

Fox News, while they don't say it on CNN, so it makes CNN look like they are behind the times on breaking news.  Another trap Trump set for fake news and they took the bait.   One of the local radio stations in SoCal is sponsoring a Gulf of America luxury cruise this summer.  (Yes, there are still accommodations left if you want to go.  Democrats are trying their own trip where participants will go on safari in the wilds of Somalia.  The sponsors came into some money, allegedly from Minnesota, so they are offering discounts to American taxpayers.

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Hpygolky27 reads

Because its in the gulf of MEXICO. now that it's in the Gulf Of America well god dam, that makes it better..
Maybe the name wasn't the problem....i some eyes

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coeur-de-lion27 reads

fewer murders in Cancun.  

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inicky4620 reads

No murders. That's not where the violence is.

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cks17525 reads

I was down in the Florida Panhandle (aka The Redneck Riviera) last weekend. Met up with a former classmate who calls it the Gulf of America. He wasn’t the only one. If you liberals took some time to step out of your safety bubbles, you might learn a thing or two.

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Hpygolky22 reads

Call it the Gulf of America…
I know the panhandle is the go to resort area for conservatives so it figures they’d be in on the Gulf Of America.

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inicky4624 reads

and thinks he represents, uh, everyone.
This is what happens when you are a died-in-the-wool partisan hack.

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BigPapasan20 reads

Furthermore, very few people call it the Gulf of Mexico.  Most Floridians simply refer to it as "the Gulf."
"Down here, we just refer to it as the Gulf," Susanna Pope, 44, said. "It's like saying you're going into town.  You don't have to say Key West.  You just say town."
http://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/gulf-mexico-gulf-america-florida-100150501.html

 
ChicKenShit is full of shit.

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cks17531 reads

Nicky specifically asked for knowledge of ONE person (who wasn’t a red neck, thank you) who called that body of water the Gulf of America.

Get real. Do you honestly know anyone who calls it the "Gulf of America?"
The honest answer is "NONE."
I provided an example of one, just as Nicky requested.  

So where’s the “shit” BigPapaFlop speaks of? It’s not there. He once again misreads context and goes of on an unsupported tangent. This time looking to Key West. If BigPapaDunce knew anything about Florida, he would know that Key West and the “Floribama Shore” are virtually at opposite ends of the cultural pole.

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Hpygolky26 reads

71% opposed renaming the Gulf of Mexico and 29% supported the name change
So I guess this now puts you... signed sealed and delivered as part of the looney right.
And I can bet, you'll be all in on renaming the straits after trump...but I kinda knew that so its not really a joke to you.
Gawd you people....SMH

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crsm2738 reads

Question for you...... Does the Gulf touch "America's"....    You know central.   It touches more than 1 country.

We have North American countries and Central (Cuba and other islands).

 
People think calling it the "GULF OF AMERICA".... is just for the USA.   NOPE.   What are the 3 land masses called in our hemisphere..... North American and South America.... with "central" in between.  

 

BTW..... I still call it gulf of mexico.    It isn't a big deal to me.   But geography says it could be called what it has been changed too by Trump.

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Hpygolky18 reads

Here's what I'm getting at, there are people :cough cough CDL: that actually buy into this renaming of the straits. to him/ them this isn't a joke. I bet even CHK is cool with it but he's laying low for fear of be labeled "nutty".
And i'm not buying your take, that the gulf is part of the Americans therefore the rename...trump isn't about unity

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inicky4633 reads

According to AI Overview, it's been called the Gulf of Mexico since around 1550.                
"The Gulf of Mexico began appearing with its current name on European maps around 1550, with recorded usage in documents emerging in the 1540s to 1550s. While earlier Spanish explorers often labeled it "Sea of the North" (Mar del Norte) or "Gulf of New Spain," the association with the Mexica (Aztec) civilization resulted in its enduring name.1541: One of the earliest associations, Seno de Mejicano ("Mexican Sound" or Gulf), was used.1550: The name "Gulf of Mexico" (Spanish: golfo de México) first appeared on a, or perhaps the, world map.1552: It appeared in a historical account.16th/17th Century: It was interchangeably known as Seno Mexicano, Golfo de Nueva España, or Gulf of Cortés before "Gulf of Mexico" became standard by the mid-1600s."

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crsm2737 reads

Thanks for the history lesson.      But again.... GEOGRAPHICALLY...... AMERICAS.    It is touching two "America's".... correct?   It is touching more than just "MEXICO"... correct.    So to be "inclusive" wouldn't America's be more politically correct?

 

BTW.... is it now bad to change the name of things?    How many army bases, streets, etc. have gotten names changed.

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inicky4635 reads

What does "GEOGRAHICALLY" have to do with it? ZERO. What we have here should be simple enough for even YOU to understand it:
It's been called the Gulf of Mexico for more than 500 years.
Only ONE person wants to change the name. Virtually everyone will continue to call it the Gulf of Mexico.
So, as with so many stupid things Trump has done, everyone will ignore it.
And you will continue to mindlessly defend it.

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crsm2734 reads

Geographiclly means that the Gulf touches more than just MEXICO.    It touches other countries that belong to North America and "Central" america.     So calling it the "GULF OF AMERICA" isn't far-fetched since it is touching other countries that are apart of THE AMERICAS.

 
Your post...is typical LIBERAL trying to be "smarter" than others.   Yet can't refute my example of it touching other countries.    

 
History has it that names change for things.   Be it streets, countries, bases, cities, towns, mountains, etc.     So changing the name of the GULF isn't out of pocket.

 
I am bringing a logical and geographical information on to why a "name change" isn't a bad thing.    You know be INCLUSIVE to the other countries that touch the gulf.

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inicky4622 reads

All you then did was mindlessly repeat what you'd already said and I had rebutted.
Congratulations, pinhead.

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crsm2717 reads

You rebuttal was a history lesson.    Not on WHY IT SHOULDN'T be called something new.

 
You keep proving the stereotypical liberal over and over again .   Now you will say "I repeat myself".    You can't stand TRUTH.

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Hpygolky21 reads

Babbling how he wanted to rename the Gulf of Mexico after… get this…. HIMSELF
And I’m sure righties here would have been ok with it.
Oh, but he’s only joking… SMH
Lordy… this clown got to be in bed before 7pm

Related Link: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-gulf-of-mexico-spee...

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cks17526 reads

Are you planning on poring over every article covering every Trump speech for the next two years, looking for a reason to panic? I don’t know how many more “Oh my God! Trump said… !” posts well have to endure here if you take that route.

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Hpygolky25 reads

Nutty conservatives buy this shit, it’s the stupidity of it all that I get a kick out of 🤪🤪🤪
So Just like sone daily jury updates …Hell yeah I’m gonna pile on, it’s low hanging fruit. And then watch you guys try to defend it.😂
C’mon on now..man up …. Doesn’t this shit make you guys look Dumb??🤪 That you guys actually buy this shit 💩 😂😂
Doesn’t it make you cringe with embarrassment?

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inicky4628 reads

He came on here pretending to be "reasonable and intelligent" but quickly proved himself a complete fraud and a dyed-in-the-wool partisan hack and ageist.
He desperately needs to rub this all over himself...

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followme27 reads

Jealous that Trump has more energy and a sharper mind than you did when you were his age.

Here ya go….you need this  

http://www.zazzle.com/rlv/svc/view?realview=113936283282088866&design=4fda7388-dc28-4810-8e33-85e53434f5b6&rlvnet=1&style=16x28&max_dim=500

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jazzman12184725 reads

More energy? He's falling asleep at meetings. A sharper mind? He's practically incoherent. Why don't you tell me how popular he is too.

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followme24 reads

Referring to biden when you say “he”.

 

You too are Jealous that Trump has more energy and a sharper mind than you did when you were his age.

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jazzman12184717 reads

You are obviously confused and ill-informed living in your MAGA bubble. Biden is retired. Sleepy and incoherent Donny is POTUS in 2026. He is just so popular with approval ratings in the 30s. That's good, right? In 15 short months he's managed to fuck up the economies of the US and the world and start another war in the middle east.  One thing you are consistent about is your obsession with my jizz. It's for the ladies and not for you.

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