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Trump Rehashes Disputed Election, Greenland, NATO and Economic Claims

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False Election and Foreign Policy Assertions Reiterated Trump again declared the 2020 presidential vote “rigged,” a claim lacking support from courts or independent audits, while also inflating his diplomatic record by saying he settled eight wars, a statement the AP finds exaggerated and unsubstantiated [1]. Historical Greenland Ownership Refuted He claimed the United States owned Greenland, yet archival evidence shows Denmark established the colony in 1814, the U.S. recognized Danish sovereignty in 1916, and a 1941 wartime agreement only permitted U.S. military presence while affirming Danish control [1]. Economic Booming Narrative Questioned Trump described the U.S. economy as booming, but AP notes December 2025 inflation at 2.7 % and wage growth that, after inflation adjustment, lags behind earlier periods, indicating solid but not spectacular growth [1]. NATO Commitment and War Count Scrutinized He argued NATO offers little return for U.S. spending; AP clarifies Article 5’s collective‑defense role, cites NATO actions after 9/11, and points out that Denmark and other allies have contributed troops to Afghanistan and Iraq, while the “eight wars settled” claim lacks clear evidence [1].

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