"Trump’s Mega-Win Mashup: Apple’s $500B Surge Hits Texas, Ukraine’s $500B Mineral Haul Humiliates Biden’s Blunder!"
- Giovanni DiMauro
- Feb 26
- 2 min read

Trump’s on a roll, and this time he’s got Apple eating out of his hand like a reformed hipster at a barbecue. Last week, he waved the tariff stick and dangled a $500 billion carrot, nudging Apple to bring jobs back to America—Texas, specifically, where the Lone Star State’s about to get a shiny new economic badge. Apple’s not just playing nice; they’re cashing in on tariff savings, dodging the import-tax guillotine, and planting factories where the beef’s as big as the ambition. Forget Biden’s sleepy era of outsourcing—Trump’s got Cupertino rethinking its “global citizen” shtick, and suddenly “Made in the USA” sounds less like a slogan and more like a profit plan.
Meanwhile, Trump’s not stopping at tech. He took Ukraine’s $250 billion Biden giveaway—aka the world’s most expensive blank check—and turned it into a rare earth mineral deal worth up to $500B. Ukraine's got the goods—lithium, titanium, the stuff that powers your Tesla and your tank—and Trump’s not letting it slide to Xi or Putin. In one week, he’s flipped a foreign aid flop into a strategic slam dunk, securing America’s supply chain while Zelenskyy nods along like a kid who just got a better allowance deal. It’s less charity, more “checkmate,” and it’s got a sharper edge than a switchblade at a poker game.
Rewind seven days, and Trump’s racking up wins like a Vegas hot streak.
Monday: Apple inks its Texas-sized $500 billion jobs pledge.
Tuesday: Ukraine’s mineral deal sparks to life.
Wednesday: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent jets to Kyiv to lock it down.
Thursday: A Putin call leaves Moscow scrambling.
Friday: DOGE’s Elon Musk grins from the dugout. Biden’s $250 billion Ukraine splurge?
A foggy memory of handouts with no ROI. Trump’s not just mopping up; he’s turning the mess into a goldmine. It’s like watching a guy trade a broken-down jalopy for a fleet of Ferraris—while the old owner’s still fumbling with the keys.
Now, let’s glance at DOGE’s five-point memo to government drones:
Cut waste, slash regs, boost accountability, streamline processes, save cash.
Cute, right? Like a New Year’s resolution list for cubicle warriors. Meanwhile, Trump’s out here rewriting the rules of the game. Waste? He’s flipped Biden’s Ukraine tab into a mineral haul. Regs? He’s got Apple dodging tariffs and hiring in Texas. Accountability? He’s got Cook and Zelenskyy scrambling to keep up with his dealmaking whirlwind. DOGE’s begging for efficiency;
Trump’s delivering it with a swagger and a side of brisket. Who needs bullet points when you’re bulldozing the the boardroom—and winning.







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