One more step, in the guidelines to becoming a dictator, that Trump took today!

[Toddsterpatriot]

It's not coming, it's here.

 

[j-mac]

It's not coming, it's here.

Wow, no wonder that moonbat only gets one hour a week…

 

[jc456]

It's not coming, it's here.

yeah, she's so reliable

Viewers demand apology from MSNBC, Rachel Maddow for previous COVID vaccine comments

Twitter users want apology from liberal MSNBC host Rachel Maddow for declaring in March the COVID-19 vaccine stops transmission to others.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Blisterfinger]

**** is exactly what he will be doing to you! Enjoy it.

Oh, and by the way, Dictators do not step down from power, so be prepared to be fucked until the day you die!

The woman was a Biden appointee. Just for that she deserved to be fired.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Let it be known that any government employee that puts out a report that makes dear leader look bad will face the same consequences!

All hail dear leader!

The woman was a Biden appointee thus corrupt by association. Had to get rid of her.

 

[jc456]

Let it be known that any government employee that puts out a report that makes dear leader look bad will face the same consequences!

All hail dear leader!

why did she need to correct the jobs reports for xiden? 900,000 jobs!! And you think that's competent?

 

[jc456]

The woman was a Biden appointee thus corrupt by association. Had to get rid of her.

the fact is she's not using today's technology to gather the data. Time for some departments to come away from the caves.

 

[Marener]

why did she need to correct the jobs reports for xiden? 900,000 jobs!! And you think that's competent?

Why did Trump lie about the report coming after the election when it actually came in August?

 

[The Irish Ram]

Controlling the information given to the people, is one of the steps that Dictators need to control the population

You can't be serious.

 

[Luckyone]

You can't be serious.

"You can't be serious saying that". are you living in the neanderthal age?

Why do dictators control information?

Stability in a dictatorship is maintained through coercion and political repression, which involves the restriction of access to information, the tracking of the political opposition, and acts of violence. Dictatorships that fail to repress the opposition are susceptible to collapse through a coup or a revolution.

 

[Blisterfinger]

"You can't be serious saying that". are you living in the neanderthal age?

Why do dictators control information?

Stability in a dictatorship is maintained through coercion and political repression, which involves the restriction of access to information, the tracking of the political opposition, and acts of violence. Dictatorships that fail to repress the opposition are susceptible to collapse through a coup or a revolution.

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[jc456]

Why did Trump lie about the report coming after the election when it actually came in August?

not the point, did she or didn't she revise by almost 900,000 the jobs report while xiden was in office? You slid past that question, to deflect from the facts.

 

[Marener]

not the point

Of course it’s the point. That’s the basis for him accusing her of acting politically to help democrats.

The accusation is based on a lie.

 

[jc456]

Of course it’s the point. That’s the basis for him accusing her of acting politically to help democrats.

The accusation is based on a lie.

nope, it was incompetency. and you avoiding the facts doesn't alter or move that point. she sucked at her job, doesn't matter what month she actually sucked in.

 

[krichton]

This is literally every dictator's playbook.

 

[Correll]

This is literally every dictator's playbook.

Just a coincidence that Biden got to run on lying good news. Huh. What a coincidence.

 

[Mac1958]

This is literally every dictator's playbook.

It is, among other things he has done and said.

So the question persists: Are his followers the "useful idiots" to which Lenin reportedly referred, or they on consciously board with it, knowing exactly what it is?

Some of both, I suspect.

 

[jc456]

This is literally every dictator's playbook.

actually, firing someone for incompetency happens all the time in business, it isn't subject to dictators in third world countries, but presidents are allowed to do it. Look it up sunshine!

 

[jc456]

It is, among other things he has done and said.

So the question persists: Are his followers the "useful idiots" to which Lenin reportedly referred, or they on consciously board with it, knowing exactly what it is?

Some of both, I suspect.

actually it's called incompetency.

in·com·pe·tence
[inˈkämpətn(t)s, iNGˈkämpətn(t)s]
noun
incompetence (noun) · incompetences (plural noun)

1. inability to do something successfully; ineptitude:
   "allegations of professional incompetence"

 

[Mac1958]

It is, among other things he has done and said.

So the question persists: Are his followers the "useful idiots" to which Lenin reportedly referred, or they on consciously board with it, knowing exactly what it is?

Some of both, I suspect.

actually it's called incompetency.

in·com·pe·tence
[inˈkämpətn(t)s, iNGˈkämpətn(t)s]
noun
incompetence (noun) · incompetences (plural noun)

1. inability to do something successfully; ineptitude:
   "allegations of professional incompetence"

Yes, that's true too.