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JD Vance needs to answer a few questions about 7/13
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Well that is true to a point....they do have a rhetoric that says Trump is the greatest threat America has ever faced and must be stopped. It's not surprising that some nutjob took it as a call to arms....
Stuff like this happens a lot on both sides of the spectrum.
This is what happens when hyperpartisanism is allowed to run wild and you have elected officials telling their supporters that the opposition are the enemies. No one ever thinks it will lead to things like this until after the fact.
Stuff like this happens a lot on both sides of the spectrum.
This is what happens when hyperpartisanism is allowed to run wild and you have elected officials telling their supporters that the opposition are the enemies. No one ever thinks it will lead to things like this until after the fact.
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This is what JD thought of trump before blind obedience and blind ambition got in the way.
By J. D. Vance
Of course, the pain itself has increased in recent years, and it comes from many places. Some of it is economic, as the factories that provided many U.S. towns and cities material security have downsized or altogether ceased to exist. Some of it is aesthetic, as the storefronts that once made American towns beautiful and vibrant gave way to cash-for-gold stores and payday lenders. Some of it is domestic, as rising divorce rates reveal home lives as dependable as steel-mill jobs. Some of it is political, as Americans watch from afar while a government machine that rarely tries to speak to them, and acts in their interests even less, sputters along. And some of it is cultural, from the legitimate humiliation of losing wars fought by the nation’s children to the illegitimate sense that some fall behind only because others jump ahead.
During this election season, it appears that many Americans have reached for a new pain reliever. It too, promises a quick escape from life’s cares, an easy solution to the mounting social problems of U.S. communities and culture. It demands nothing and requires little more than a modest presence and maybe a few enablers. It enters minds, not through lungs or veins, but through eyes and ears, and its name is Donald Trump.
www.theatlantic.com
Opioid of the Masses
To many, Donald Trump feels good, but he can’t fix America’s growing social and cultural crisis, and the eventual comedown will be harsh.By J. D. Vance
Of course, the pain itself has increased in recent years, and it comes from many places. Some of it is economic, as the factories that provided many U.S. towns and cities material security have downsized or altogether ceased to exist. Some of it is aesthetic, as the storefronts that once made American towns beautiful and vibrant gave way to cash-for-gold stores and payday lenders. Some of it is domestic, as rising divorce rates reveal home lives as dependable as steel-mill jobs. Some of it is political, as Americans watch from afar while a government machine that rarely tries to speak to them, and acts in their interests even less, sputters along. And some of it is cultural, from the legitimate humiliation of losing wars fought by the nation’s children to the illegitimate sense that some fall behind only because others jump ahead.
During this election season, it appears that many Americans have reached for a new pain reliever. It too, promises a quick escape from life’s cares, an easy solution to the mounting social problems of U.S. communities and culture. It demands nothing and requires little more than a modest presence and maybe a few enablers. It enters minds, not through lungs or veins, but through eyes and ears, and its name is Donald Trump.
Opioid of the Masses
To many Americans, Donald Trump feels good, but he can’t fix America’s growing social and cultural crisis, and the eventual comedown will be harsh.
www.theatlantic.com
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This is what JD thought of trump before blind obedience and blind ambition got in the way.
Opioid of the Masses
To many, Donald Trump feels good, but he can’t fix America’s growing social and cultural crisis, and the eventual comedown will be harsh.
By J. D. Vance
Of course, the pain itself has increased in recent years, and it comes from many places. Some of it is economic, as the factories that provided many U.S. towns and cities material security have downsized or altogether ceased to exist. Some of it is aesthetic, as the storefronts that once made American towns beautiful and vibrant gave way to cash-for-gold stores and payday lenders. Some of it is domestic, as rising divorce rates reveal home lives as dependable as steel-mill jobs. Some of it is political, as Americans watch from afar while a government machine that rarely tries to speak to them, and acts in their interests even less, sputters along. And some of it is cultural, from the legitimate humiliation of losing wars fought by the nation’s children to the illegitimate sense that some fall behind only because others jump ahead.
During this election season, it appears that many Americans have reached for a new pain reliever. It too, promises a quick escape from life’s cares, an easy solution to the mounting social problems of U.S. communities and culture. It demands nothing and requires little more than a modest presence and maybe a few enablers. It enters minds, not through lungs or veins, but through eyes and ears, and its name is Donald Trump.
Opioid of the Masses
To many Americans, Donald Trump feels good, but he can’t fix America’s growing social and cultural crisis, and the eventual comedown will be harsh.
Nope -
Trump's Presidency changed his mind.
He has been very clear in the fact that President Trump proved him wrong.
(now run along, idiot)
Three men tried to kidnap and murder the governor of Michigan because she opposed Trump.
A trump shot Palosi's husband over her opposition to Trump. It happens on both sides....it's just that some people are blind to it because they've been convinced that the other side is evil and must be destroyed.
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To a Self Proclaimed SUB human, supporting FISCAL CONSERVATISM is "fringe" since SUBS are neither FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE nor are they able to pass 2nd grade MATH... all SUBS care about is ISRAEL and EXPANDING GOVERNMENT TO ENFORCE AN ABORTION BAN.
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Yeah, these three...
Inside the FBI’s infiltration and entrapment of a Michigan militia crew
The FBI got walloped last week when a Michigan jury concluded that the bureau had entrapped two men accused of plotting to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
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and, of course, this cocksucker lover from the W Administration....
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Missing the point deliberately YOU ARE.
One hour after the assassination attempt the FBI has a corpse of a DEAD WHITE MAN with no ID. Ukrainian men are white. How did JD Vance know this guy was NOT UKRAINIAN before the FBI IDed the guy?????
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Lefties think VP nominee Vance needs to answer questions regarding his opinion of the attempted assassination but stuttering bumbling Biden doesn't have to defend his statement that Trump was in the bullseye before shots were fired. Did the mentally deranged president inadvertently spill the beans?
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EMH endorsed Vivek, not Trump.
EMH noticed that 40 of 44 picks by Trump, cabinet and VP, were Zionist Fascist Traitors who now back Traitor Joe.
Add in JD Vance and it is 41 of 45, and no evidence Trump has learned ANYTHING.
And you are right, Trump is, well, not very conservative, but not totally anti conservative like W and his supporters.
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