In the week of September 12, 2025, a partisan advocacy blog called ThinkCareBelieve, circulated through a GlobeNewswire release, offered its own account of the Trump administration's thirty-fourth week in office, a week that opened with grief over the shooting of Charlie Kirk at a Utah university. The account reaches across economics, security, health, and justice, and it carries the unmistakable angle of its author, who presents disputed revisions to employment data, a sweeping farmland security plan, and vaccine policy as steps in a larger effort. Readers standing at a distance from such a r
ThinkCareBelieve Recaps Week 34 of Trump Administration, Citing Policy, Investigation and Security Claims
Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at a Utah university, Iryna Zarutska was killed in a subway attack, and Katie Abraham died in a hit-and-run crash.
It is best read as one outfit's account of the week
Mark
What is this piece, exactly? It reads like news but feels different.
Mimi
It's a weekly recap from ThinkCareBelieve, an advocacy group, distributed as a press release. It sweeps across the week from a supportive stance toward the administration.
Luke
Which matters, because it's one outlet's framing. Nothing in it is independently sourced.
Mark
It opens with Charlie Kirk being shot at a Utah university.
Mimi
Yes, and it names two other deaths too, Iryna Zarutska and Katie Abraham. Those are the human center of the post.
Luke
The deaths are named, but the post gives few details on the circumstances. Its description of the Zarutska attacker is its own characterization.
Mark
The economic claims are striking. Inflation at 2.6%, jobs overstated by 1.7 million.
Mimi
And the BLS head fired, which it ties to the revision.
Luke
The post gives no source for the figures, and the claim that the overstatement was meant to help Biden win is an assertion, not a demonstrated fact. Same for the 1,000% figure from Homan; that is his number.
Mark
And the health section?
Mimi
It lists H.R. 4668, an ad disclosure order, and leaked memos about RFK Jr.
Luke
The memo claim is thinly supported here, and the Soros RICO item is described only as Trump stating there will be an investigation. Whether one exists is unconfirmed by this post.
Der Puls
- A shooting at a Utah campus stunned the week, and the recap opens its account in mourning before moving quickly into contested ground.
- Claims that the Biden administration overstated job growth by about 1.7 million, and that the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics was fired, carry a sharp charge of political manipulation with no verification offered.
- A vaccine liability shield repeal bill, leaked memos about removing RFK Jr., and a rule requiring TV drug ads to list side effects put health policy in open dispute.
- Operation Midway Blitz, a Soros RICO probe, and new executive orders on wrongful detention and farmland purchases are announced with urgency but rest on claims readers must check against primary sources.
- The recap's energy points toward a call for louder civic speech and sustained action, while the unresolved factual questions remain for readers to settle.
In the week of September 12, 2025, a partisan advocacy blog called ThinkCareBelieve, circulated through a GlobeNewswire release, offered its own account of the Trump administration's thirty-fourth week in office, a week that opened with grief over the shooting of Charlie Kirk at a Utah university. The account reaches across economics, security, health, and justice, and it carries the unmistakable angle of its author, who presents disputed revisions to employment data, a sweeping farmland security plan, and vaccine policy as steps in a larger effort. Readers standing at a distance from such a recap do well to hold its claims as one voice's testimony rather than settled fact, since the figures and motives it asserts have not been independently confirmed within the piece itself.
On September 12, 2025, the advocacy blog ThinkCareBelieve released its recap of Week 34 of the Trump administration through GlobeNewswire. The piece is written from a clearly supportive position, and its claims belong to its author.
The recap opens with loss. It reports that Charlie Kirk was shot while speaking at a Utah university, and it quotes President Trump and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles urging people not to soften their voices. It also names Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee killed on a subway, whose murals it says now appear in cities across the country, and Katie Abraham, 20, of Glenview, Illinois, killed in a January hit-and-run, in whose honor DHS has launched Operation Midway Blitz. A prayer initiative asking a million Americans to pray weekly until the nation's 250th anniversary is also described.
On the economy, the post cites August inflation at a record low 2.6% and claims a jobs revision showed the Biden administration overstated job growth by about 1.7 million, with the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics fired. It offers no independent verification for these numbers or for the motive it attributes.
The security section covers a National Farm Security Action Plan targeting Chinese-linked farmland purchases, a final warning to Hamas, and an executive order allowing the designation of "State Sponsors of Wrongful Detention." Immigration and crime appear as well, including a Sinaloa Cartel indictment in Chicago, National Guard deployments to New Orleans and Memphis, and border czar Tom Homan's claims about assaults on ICE officers.
The longest section covers investigations and health: a stated RICO inquiry into George Soros, and a vaccine policy record that includes H.R. 4668, a TV drug ad disclosure order, and leaked memos the post says show a pharmaceutical effort to remove RFK Jr.
Before relying on any of it, especially the BLS figures, the Soros probe, the executive orders, and Operation Midway Blitz, readers should consult primary government sources.
On September 12, 2025, a group calling itself ThinkCareBelieve put out a press release through GlobeNewswire linking to its blog's recap of Week 34 of the Trump administration. It is an advocacy piece, written from a clearly supportive angle, and it is best read as one outfit's account of the week rather than a neutral record. What follows is what it says, with its claims attributed to it.
The recap begins with the week's human loss. It says TPUSA speaker Charlie Kirk was shot while giving a speech at a university in Utah, and that September 11 was observed with dignity as the news landed. It quotes President Trump: "We will never yield, we will never bend, we will never give up, and our great American flag will never, ever fail." It closes with a line attributed to White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles: "Don't let your voice get softer. Charlie would want everybody to speak as they had been and more."
Two other deaths are named. Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was attacked on a subway while riding home from work; the post blames an illegal alien and says murals of her have gone up on buildings around the country. Katie Abraham, 20, of Glenview, Illinois, was killed in a hit-and-run crash on January 24, 2025, in Urbana. The post says DHS has launched Operation Midway Blitz in her honor, targeting criminal illegal aliens in Illinois. The post also describes a prayer initiative, assisted by Pray.com, asking 1 million Americans to pray weekly until America's 250th anniversary.
On the economy, the recap says August inflation came in at a record low 2.6%, against the 3.3% economists expected. It says the jobs revision report, released early in the week, showed the Biden administration overstated job growth by about 1.7 million jobs, which it suggests was an effort to help Biden in 2024. It adds that the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics was fired. The post offers no independent verification for these figures or for the motive it asserts.
On security and foreign policy, it lists a National Farm Security Action Plan that bans future farmland purchases linked to the Chinese Communist Party, seeks to reclaim existing holdings through executive action, and sets fines of up to 25% of land value. It says Trump issued a final warning to Hamas to release all hostages and signed an executive order on wrongful detention abroad. That order would let the Secretary of State designate countries as "State Sponsors of Wrongful Detention" based on patterns of unjust arrests or failures to release detainees after U.S. notification.
The post also covers immigration and crime. It says the war on cartels continues, and cites the indictment in Chicago of the suspected leader of the Sinaloa Cartel on terrorism and drug trafficking charges. It says the National Guard has been sent to New Orleans and Memphis. It quotes border czar Tom Homan, responding to an MSNBC reporter, blaming a false narrative for what he calls an over 1,000% increase in assaults on ICE officers and saying racial profiling is not happening. The post also criticizes cashless bail and says Trump intends to act on it.
The longest section is on investigations and health. The post says Trump stated there would be a RICO investigation into George Soros, and mentions developments on money laundering, Russia collusion, the autopen, the Epstein files, and a Supreme Court win on voter rolls. On health, it cites the HHS Make Our Children Healthy Again report, leaked memos from a "BIO Vaccine Policy Steering Committee" that it says show a pharma scheme to have RFK Jr. removed, a Senate hearing on vaccines and autism, H.R. 4668 to remove the vaccine manufacturer liability shield, and an executive order requiring TV drug ads to list side effects, overturning 1997 rules. It also reports a Russian cancer vaccine and Dr. Makary's claim of faster approvals.
Finally, the recap says Attorney General Pam Bondi directed the FBI's Civil Rights Division and U.S. attorneys to protect parents' right to speak at school board meetings, and that the First Lady's AI education initiative is advancing. Before relying on any item, particularly the BLS numbers, the Soros probe, the executive orders, and Operation Midway Blitz, readers should check primary government sources.
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Don't let your voice get softer. Charlie would want everybody to speak as they had been and more.— Susie Wiles, White House Chief of Staff
Racial profiling is NOT happening.— Tom Homan, border czar
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