Donald Trump's Post Sparks Napoleon and 'Dictator' Comparisons From Critics
The president's social media post on Saturday prompted critics to compare him to former French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
'He Who Saves His Country...': Trump's Cryptic Napolean Reference Sets Social Media On Fire
Donald Trump referenced Napoleon Bonaparte by posting the quote, "He who saves his country violates no law." The meaning of ...
History Channel’s ‘Thomas Jefferson’ Docuseries Explores Paradoxical Elements of Third President
I would judge him as an extraordinary person who had flaws that we can’t discount but overall an amazingly positive force in ...
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Review: The cake does not rise in Actor’s Express’ ‘Marie Antoinette’
Toward the second half, as Marie unravels, Alexandra Ficken finally gets something to sink her teeth into. In a small but impactful role as one of the revolutionaries tasked with cutting the deposed ...
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Internet Blasts Trump For Quoting Napoleon: 'Translation: I Want to Be a Dictator'
Social media users criticized a cryptic post from President Donald Trump which read, "He who saves his Country does not ...
Trump Sparks Surprise, Frustration by ‘Paraphrasing Napoleon’: ‘Convicted Felon Says What?’
Donald Trump appeared to paraphrase French authoritarian leader Napoleon Bonaparte Saturday, and prompted several reactions that ranged from support to confusion to ridicule.
Trump quotes Napoleon in rationale for his shake-up of federal government
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that "He who saves his Country does not violate any Law," a rationale of why his actions are within his power as president.