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Trump’s $45 Million Military Parade Goes Viral

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Trump watches the military parade of his dreams march through D.C.
President Donald Trump got the parade he always wanted Saturday — a grand demonstration of military might and patriotic zeal that took place along the National Mall on his 79th birthday.

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Trump Made His Supporters Endure Misery To Attend His Military Parade
Internet Trolls Around the World Are Mocking Trump’s Military Birthday Parade
Trump’s military parade, in photos and videos
President Donald Trump held a military parade through the streets of Washington to celebrate the Army’s 250th anniversary on Saturday, which was also Trump’s 79th birthday.

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Trump Parade Turnout Swamped by Millions Who Protested at ‘No Kings’ Rallies
'No Kings Day' Protests: Tens of thousands rally across Bay Area
Trump directs ICE to expand deportations in Democratic-run cities, including Los Angeles
Dozens of people were arrested Saturday, when tens of thousands of people descended on downtown Los Angeles to protest the Trump administration and to counterprogram the military parade in Washington,...

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Trump Insists Military Parade Was a 'Tremendous Success' Despite Millions More Attending 'No Kings' Protests
Miranda Devine: Army’s 250th anniversary parade was a celebration of America — unlike foolish ‘No Kings’ protests
'Rejected!': Stephen Colbert Spots Brutally Awkward Moment Between Trump And Melania
“Rejected!” Colbert exclaimed as he showed the awkward footage of her pulling away slightly. “That is risky of her, not to respond to his pinky, because as commander-in-chief he could have declared a thumb war.”
White House slams 'utter failure' of anti-Trump protests as America celebrates Army's historic milestone
The White House dismissed "No Kings" demonstrations while Republicans celebrate the Army's 250th anniversary parade and Democrats criticize its connection to Trump's birthday.
Coinbase slammed for backing US Army parade
A reported 5 million people turned out in US cities to protest on June 14, as major firms, including Coinbase, sponsored a US Army 250th anniversary celebration in Washington, DC.
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