President Donald Trump is still harping on his recent return from Davos, where he got the most unwarm welcome any president has ever seen. His international appearances […] ‘You Can See It All Over His Face’: Trump Looks Like He Took a Beating,

It has been quite a few weeks since President Donald Trump visited Davos, Switzerland. However, it looks like he is still harping on his return, where he got the most unwarm welcome any President has ever received.

His remarks to the annual World Economic Forum come as European leaders try to de-escalate tensions with the U.S. over Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland.

On the other side was Gavin Newsom, who used Davos as a means to target Democratic voters here at home by hammering the president, hoping to reaffirm his anti-Trump bona fides ahead of a much-anticipated 2028 campaign. In other words, Newsom may have been in Davos, but his audience was in Des Moines.

Trump fired off more than 70 posts and reposts between 12:40 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. ET in a flurry just hours after flying back to DC from Davos, Switzerland. The post Few Are Spared as Trump Unleashes Dozens of Truth Social Posts in Post-Davos Midnight Barrage first appeared on Mediaite.

President Donald Trump said in remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that he was seeking "immediate negotiations" to acquire Denmark's Greenland territory and that he does not intend to use military force to gain control of the Arctic island.

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