Trump Thinks He Made Up Dumbocrats

[citygator]

Republicans have been calling us Dumbocrats since at least as far back as 2011.

Thread 'The end of Dumbocrats and Liberals'

Dec 8, 2011

The one good thing that came out of the radical Marxist Obama Administration is the end of the Dumbocrats and liberals. We've seen the rise of the Tea Party, which has had the single biggest impact on American politics than anything else in over 100 years.

Whatever Obama didn't destroy, the Occupy Wall Street folks did. The left exposed themselves as the scum of the earth during those criminal occupations. From the horrific rapes of their fellow liberal women, to the shooting deaths, to the narcotics, to the spread of diseases from those unsanitary filthy animals, to the destruction...

• P@triot
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Trump has openly taken credit for coming up with it

President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled a new nickname for congressional Democrats, labeling the opposition as “Dumbocrats” for opposing his administration.

“I don’t know how they get away with it. That’s why we call them the Dumbocrats. We have the new name, the Dumbocrats, because they’re dumb.”

It's not new. P@triot was the first to start a thread using the term dumbocrat. IN fact all these idiots started threads with the word Dumbocrat in the title
Thegreatgatsby, p@triot, healthmyth, wry catcher, froggy, mirab, Bostonian, paulitician

Many of them I believe are dead now. They don't come up when I search for them P@triot doesn't come up but he's the first idiot to come up with Dumbocrat. I'm sure he forgives Trump for ripping him off. Won't be the first or last time.

Those posters "primed the pump" for Trump to use the term Dumbocrats. By the way, did you know Trump came up with term "prime the pump"? True fact.

AP FACT CHECK: No, Trump didn't invent 'prime the pump'

President Donald Trump has taken credit for coining the phrase "prime the pump," seemingly unaware that it was popularized during the Great Depression.

apnews.com

 

[sealybobo]

If done right, there is an advantage to the conflict. Whether we should have done it is open to debate from within the Republican Party. We need to make sure our power is maximized while we still can.

Well if you want to put politics aside, there are many, many American minded Iranians in Iran who wish America would have finished the job but of course, Trump is a dumb ass.

All the presidents before him, even if they would have planned it out much much better, still didn't do it. Because it's probably an impossible thing to do. Or would be very tough. Improbable. Any expert would tell you. But Trump fired all those.

Okay, so now we have your tough talking uncle at Thanksgiving and he's the President. The big mouth know it all. He doesn't think about the unintended consequences and anyone who is an expert, he probably fired via DOGE or because they wouldn't swear loyalty to him. Perhaps they work in government but voted for Kamala. That's a terminatable offense. So you have no experts only Pete Hegseth, Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon telling our Generals what to do. And the new generals are probably loyal idiots too. I hear they are preaching armageddon to the troops?

Over 200 U.S. service members have filed complaints via the Military Religious Freedom Foundation regarding commanders who are framing the U.S. military conflict with Iran as a holy war tied to biblical Armageddon. Troops report higher-ups declaring the war to be an act of "divine plan" and claiming that the current administration was "anointed by Jesus" to cause the end times.

 

[sealybobo]

Those posters "primed the pump" for Trump to use the term Dumbocrats. By the way, did you know Trump came up with term "prime the pump"? True fact.

AP FACT CHECK: No, Trump didn't invent 'prime the pump'

President Donald Trump has taken credit for coining the phrase "prime the pump," seemingly unaware that it was popularized during the Great Depression.

apnews.com

Donald Trump often defends his misleading or false statements by characterizing them as rhetorical strategies rather than falsehoods. His primary defenses include:
During the pandemic, Trump defended publicly downplaying the severity of COVID-19 by stating he deliberately hid the true threat to prevent panic and project calm and "strength"

• He has occasionally dismissed his past campaign promises or statements as tools to generate excitement or rally a crowd.
• Rhetorical Exaggeration: When pressed about verifiable inaccuracies, Trump and his supporters often defend his rhetoric as hyperbolic. Hyperbolic primarily describes language or behavior that uses extreme exaggeration or overstatement to make a point

Yes, President Trump has repeatedly made mathematically impossible claims, stating he has lowered drug prices by figures ranging from 100% up to 1,500%.