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People downvoting thinking it’s OPs title because it sounds like a facebook post. This is the wording of the actual “proclamation”.
Facebook post would be a step up for some of these... :)
We’re allowed to editorialize here; right? In that an article’s headline doesn’t need to math the post title?
I TRY not to. In the case of actual White House announcements, I wouldn't touch it. You do you.
There are times where it makes sense like when he commuted the sentences of those two cops, I didn't want to post two different things when they were pardoned for the same crimes.
So long as it's not:
01/23/2025 - Trump being an asshole again.
:) I mean, that would just be every day until the end.
As a random browser from All (although I clicked the link, do u get points? ;):
Would it be a good compromise to mark that it's unaltered?
I.e. source/date announcement: "lorem ipsum"
this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2025
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