A new Quinnipiac poll shows that voters trust the media more than Trump by a 52-37 margin. Trump's disapproval rating is 55% compared to a 38% approval. Some voters voted for Trump because he wasn't
Clinton. It looks like they are moving away from Trump.
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It is beyond the ability for the devoted fanatics who worship the impeached president trump to understand how anyone cannot see his perfect greatness. For these poor, misguided and misinformed people, they believe the Sun shines out of the impeached president trump’s a$$.
So, how can anyone reach beyond such... blind idiocy. Logic and reason cannot penetrate the rock-hard walls of the right-wingers fantasy world. Facts, or any form of empirical data, are quickly dismissed in favor of the mindless proclamations from their orange-tinted messiah. The COVID-19 pandemic has, and is, proving the impeached president trump’s devoted fanatics prefer death rather than admit their majestic cult leader erred. Or, that they made a dangerous mistake putting their trust in an infamous conman. But, why?
Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a man of great knowledge explained to all who sought out his immense wisdom, why, “You must come to understand,” he said, “American right-wingers love their political party and their country in the same manner as they love their mothers.”
His words gave all his students something to ponder, most then asked, “What the he11 does that mean?”
The man of great knowledge told them, “American right-wingers see their mothers as perfect, honest, pure, and most of all,,, chaste. In fact, the last item is one piece of their lifelong denial of the truth they cling to most, though most right-wingers deny this fact as well.
The American right-wingers’ love for their mothers and her perceived perfection, is rooted solely in their emotions. So, as they grow from childhood into adolescence, through family and other powerful influences, feelings identical to those felt for Mom, gradually extend to their country. Then, after reaching adulthood, their love-of-country transfers to love-of-the-political-party that most satiates their emotional need for interpersonal human validation, but does so without any obligatory empathetic connection.
In addition to this form of interpersonal human validation, the political party must also offer vindication for the right-wingers’ many learned, but also denied, societal inadequacies.
Six decades ago, the Republican Party reshaped specific aspects of its political principles to become an exact fit for the white, blue collar workers that felt abandoned by the Democrats.
So well did the GOP reshape those specific aspects, the right-wingers’ constantly increasing number of societal inadequacies are easily predicted by Republican Party strategists. In fact, the GOP’s spin doctors remain carefully ahead of the curve, with the ideal dialogue to inspire and develop new societal inadequacies in their right-wing voting base. These newly developed societal inadequacies are then exploited, and vindicated, on a well-kept schedule.
To see the Republicans’ organization and execution of their six-decades-old, tried and true political strategy, is like watching a magnificent and complex classical music piece played by a well rehearsed symphony orchestra. The right-wingers are the musical notes, each falling perfectly into place as the concert progresses.
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