Trump And His Minions Attempt To Make America Small, Stupid, And Mean

[daveman]

Not really...

No matter who Democrats throw up there would be a massive negative campaign from the GOP... That is just the way it is...
Hillary Clinton was the most Admired woman in the world in 2015...

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Hillary Clinton is not only America's most admired woman, but is the third most admired woman around the world

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It doesn't matter... There is huge dark money being pumped into elections from god knows where... The 2024 election cost somewhere between $16 - $20 bn... Think about that.. A lot of money from a lot of rich people buying influence..

No other first world country allows their politicians recieve .01% of that much money in the world. The simple phrase is, we pay them, they work for us.. Those who pay the piper, calls the tune..

Trump ran against the DNC AND the media.

America decided we're tired of Democrat bullshit.

 

[daveman]

Globalism is the future.

So, you want some billionaires who live in Europe telling you how to live your life...and forcing you to do it?

Normal people aren't interested. We don't need our hands held and our bottoms powdered our entire lives.

 

[daveman]

In a normal democracy Trump would have been decimated. He just is very bad at the basics, Trump just have a grasp of the facts and background of topics. in a parliamentary system the constant lies and misinformation would be found out quite quickly and he would be exposed weekly...

The US system has a massive screen put up for candidates... Once every 4 years a President has to do a very sanitised debate.

PM in UK or Ireland do one once a week... With direct questions asked of the leader...

US it is more important that you pundits spinning for you..

You're used to Biden, who avoided press conferences like the plague.

Biden's media evasion​

President Biden has engaged in fewer press conferences and media interviews than any of the last seven presidents at this point in their terms, according to an analysis from presidential scholar Martha Joynt Kumar.
Why it matters: Biden, 81, is sitting down for a rare interview with ABC News on Friday amid growing concern about his age and acuity — and accusations that his inner circle has taken pains to hide the president's true condition from public view.

• Biden's media engagement is especially contrasted with former President Trump, who despite demonizing the press, was often willing to talk.

By the numbers: Kumar, professor emerita at Towson University, has tracked press conferences, media interviews and more informal question-and-answer sessions between presidents and small groups of reporters.

• Biden has participated in just 36 press conferences throughout his term — either solo or with other government or foreign leaders. Among the seven most recent presidents, only Ronald Reagan had fewer, at 25.
• Biden has given fewer media interviews than any other president since at least Reagan, with just 125. George W. Bush had the second-fewest with 166.
• The interview category includes various forms of direct conversations with reporters, including phone calls and off-the-record meals.

Meanwhile, Trump can spend an hour or more with the press, speaking extemporaneously, without notes or teleprompter.

 

[konradv]

So, you want some billionaires who live in Europe telling you how to live your life...and forcing you to do it?

Normal people aren't interested. We don't need our hands held and our bottoms powdered our entire lives.

I don’t want billionaires anywhere telling me how to live my life. Hear that, Donny and Elon?

 

[konradv]

There is no President Elon.

Besides, you hate him because he's African-American.

You racist.

Why is Elon the only African-American you like?

 

[CowboyTed]

I think that’s what I said!

So you technology to regress by decades if not a century...

Globalism is also needed for mining...

That if US doesn't have a resource they can't get it... Mining and Exploration is a huge part of globalism..

 

[konradv]

So you technology to regress by decades if not a century...

Globalism is also needed for mining...

That if US doesn't have a resource they can't get it... Mining and Exploration is a huge part of globalism..

I’m trying to say I have no problem with globalism and don’t see where you think I do.

 

[daveman]

I don’t want billionaires anywhere telling me how to live my life. Hear that, Donny and Elon?

You're a leftist. You long for a totalitarian to rule you.

And that's fine; your intellectual and personal weakness is your business.

But when you insist everyone else is just as weak as you, and just as much in need of a totalitarian, AND YOU VOTE ACCORDINGLY...

...then we have a problem.

 

[daveman]

Why is Elon the only African-American you like?

I'd ask you to prove that, but you can't.

 

[Unkotare]

The solidarity of American communities in the face of catastrophe, whether natural or manmade, is an aspect of our national character that most of us cherish. We never tire of stories about our fellow citizens upholding one another at the worst of times. We venerate the firefighters, emergency service workers, law enforcement officers and ordinary neighbors whose endurance and sacrifice hold communities together against cruel circumstance -- without regard to race, creed, color, gender or partisan affiliation.

Or at least we did during much of our history. Yet as huge swaths of Los Angeles are consumed by wildfire, it is striking to see those traditional American values torched by a self-serving coterie of right-wing billionaires, whose loyalty to any principle beyond self-aggrandizement is nil: Rupert Murdoch, Elon Musk and of course their political avatar Donald Trump, the president-elect.

While the LA blaze rages on, all three of these men have used their gigantic public platforms to stoke a different but exceptionally destructive conflagration. Rather than encourage patriotic bonding and mutual aid, they broadcast messages of division, hatred and suspicion, served up in a poisonous stew of blatant lies, conspiracy theories and wretched nonsense.

Trump and his minions attempt to make America small, stupid and mean

The solidarity of American communities in the face of catastrophe, whether natural or manmade, is an aspect of our national character that most of us cherish. We never tire of stories about our fellow citizens upholding one another at the worst of times. We venerate the firefighters, emergency...

www.alternet.org

Trump, and his appointees actually making a natural disaster even worse.

Trumps America.

YOU LOST.

 

[candycorn]

The solidarity of American communities in the face of catastrophe, whether natural or manmade, is an aspect of our national character that most of us cherish. We never tire of stories about our fellow citizens upholding one another at the worst of times. We venerate the firefighters, emergency service workers, law enforcement officers and ordinary neighbors whose endurance and sacrifice hold communities together against cruel circumstance -- without regard to race, creed, color, gender or partisan affiliation.

Or at least we did during much of our history. Yet as huge swaths of Los Angeles are consumed by wildfire, it is striking to see those traditional American values torched by a self-serving coterie of right-wing billionaires, whose loyalty to any principle beyond self-aggrandizement is nil: Rupert Murdoch, Elon Musk and of course their political avatar Donald Trump, the president-elect.

While the LA blaze rages on, all three of these men have used their gigantic public platforms to stoke a different but exceptionally destructive conflagration. Rather than encourage patriotic bonding and mutual aid, they broadcast messages of division, hatred and suspicion, served up in a poisonous stew of blatant lies, conspiracy theories and wretched nonsense.

Trump and his minions attempt to make America small, stupid and mean

The solidarity of American communities in the face of catastrophe, whether natural or manmade, is an aspect of our national character that most of us cherish. We never tire of stories about our fellow citizens upholding one another at the worst of times. We venerate the firefighters, emergency...

www.alternet.org

Trump, and his appointees actually making a natural disaster even worse.

Trumps America.

It will be rememeberd as a low point for the nation going forward. Nixon was congenitally dishonest too and got elected twice but nobody doubted his qualifications for the job.

Not only is the blob congenitally dishonest, he’s unfit for the job and doesn’t know the first thing about being President. Yet he got elected by a comfortable margin. So we are small, mean, and stupid.

 

[daveman]

It will be rememeberd as a low point for the nation going forward. Nixon was congenitally dishonest too and got elected twice but nobody doubted his qualifications for the job.

Not only is the blob congenitally dishonest, he’s unfit for the job and doesn’t know the first thing about being President. Yet he got elected by a comfortable margin. So we are small, mean, and stupid.

Speak for yourself.

Oh. You were.

Kerry on.

 

[Delldude]

Trump, led by Musk, are the biggest globalists around, Musk being the world's premier globalist.

Keep in mind that certain Republicans have been crying, bitching and moaning for four years straight about "The globalists, the globalists, the globalists are coming! Oh how we gotta fight the globalists!"

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC #AllRepublicansHaveForAmericaIsMORECultureWarBS

Looks like you're stuck with them.