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Presidential historians write history books Claudette -
So far he's not doin' so swell, and this was BEFORE his botched pandemic response!
President Trump Ranks Last in 'Presidential Greatness,' According to Historians
Obama moved up to eighth place
Presidential historians write history books Claudette -
So far he's not doin' so swell, and this was BEFORE his botched pandemic response!
President Trump Ranks Last in 'Presidential Greatness,' According to Historians
Obama moved up to eighth place
Ever walk through the woods and kick at an old tree branch and turn it over as hundreds of little bugs scramble out and scurry away.
Democrat voter fraud is a tried and true election tool dating back even before 1960It seems weird to talk about "Trump's Legacy". That went in the dumpster within a month of his inauguration. But bad legacies are legacies too and he will indeed leave a dumpster fire legacy to be sure. Great analysis from Peter Wehner.
We are entering into an epistemological crisis,” Barack Obama recently told my colleague Jeffrey Goldberg.The crisis didn’t begin with the Trump presidency, but it rapidly accelerated over the course of its term—and the situation has, if anything, grown worse in the aftermath of the presidential election.According to one poll, 70 percent of Republicans say they don’t believe that the 2020 election was free and fair. According to another, 77 percent of Trump backers say President-elect Joe Biden won because of fraud. And a Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 68 percent of Republicans said they were concerned that the 2020 election was “rigged,” and that only 29 percent believed that Biden had “rightfully won.” More than half of Republicans said Trump “rightfully won” but the election was stolen from him because of widespread voter fraud that favored Biden, claims that are hallucinatory.This may be Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy—a nihilistic political culture, one that is tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional, swimming in conspiracy theories. The result is that Americans are disoriented and frustrated, fearful of and often enraged at one another.Donald Trump didn’t invent misinformation and disinformation; they have been around for much of human history. But Trump—by virtue of his considerable skills in this area, aided by social media and capitalizing on “truth decay” and diminishing trust in sources of factual information—exploited them more effectively than anyone else has in American history.“It was unthinkable before Trump for anyone to run this kind of disinformation campaign from the White House against the American public,” according to Jonathan Rauch, the author of the forthcoming book The Constitution of Knowledge: A Defense of Truth. As a result, we live in an era defined by epistemic chaos and noetic disarray, one in which a large portion of the population embraces falsehoods and fairy tales and thinks of them as “alternative facts.”
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Trump’s Most Malicious Legacy
The outgoing president leaves behind a tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional political culture.www.theatlantic.com
so I agree that republican suspicion of democrats started long before trump
Its no lie that democrats stole the 1960 presidential election
You chinamen repeat the same lie again and again don't you?
Presidential historians write history books Claudette -
So far he's not doin' so swell, and this was BEFORE his botched pandemic response!
President Trump Ranks Last in 'Presidential Greatness,' According to Historians
Obama moved up to eighth place
Sounds like you like pretty lies for governance. Don't expect the rule of law folks to stand up and cheer the common criminal extortionist whose friends added enough ballots to help Extortion Joe to get his dirty mitts on taxpayer money again.It seems weird to talk about "Trump's Legacy". That went in the dumpster within a month of his inauguration. But bad legacies are legacies too and he will indeed leave a dumpster fire legacy to be sure. Great analysis from Peter Wehner.
We are entering into an epistemological crisis,” Barack Obama recently told my colleague Jeffrey Goldberg.The crisis didn’t begin with the Trump presidency, but it rapidly accelerated over the course of its term—and the situation has, if anything, grown worse in the aftermath of the presidential election.According to one poll, 70 percent of Republicans say they don’t believe that the 2020 election was free and fair. According to another, 77 percent of Trump backers say President-elect Joe Biden won because of fraud. And a Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 68 percent of Republicans said they were concerned that the 2020 election was “rigged,” and that only 29 percent believed that Biden had “rightfully won.” More than half of Republicans said Trump “rightfully won” but the election was stolen from him because of widespread voter fraud that favored Biden, claims that are hallucinatory.This may be Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy—a nihilistic political culture, one that is tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional, swimming in conspiracy theories. The result is that Americans are disoriented and frustrated, fearful of and often enraged at one another.Donald Trump didn’t invent misinformation and disinformation; they have been around for much of human history. But Trump—by virtue of his considerable skills in this area, aided by social media and capitalizing on “truth decay” and diminishing trust in sources of factual information—exploited them more effectively than anyone else has in American history.“It was unthinkable before Trump for anyone to run this kind of disinformation campaign from the White House against the American public,” according to Jonathan Rauch, the author of the forthcoming book The Constitution of Knowledge: A Defense of Truth. As a result, we live in an era defined by epistemic chaos and noetic disarray, one in which a large portion of the population embraces falsehoods and fairy tales and thinks of them as “alternative facts.”
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Trump’s Most Malicious Legacy
The outgoing president leaves behind a tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional political culture.
It was during Trump's one term that the alternate universe became a completely formed, entirely closed circuit, fully functioning, informational ecosystem. His constant use of comical hyperbole and detachment from reality was the perfect impetus for the final stages of the alternate universe's formation.It seems weird to talk about "Trump's Legacy". That went in the dumpster within a month of his inauguration. But bad legacies are legacies too and he will indeed leave a dumpster fire legacy to be sure. Great analysis from Peter Wehner.
We are entering into an epistemological crisis,” Barack Obama recently told my colleague Jeffrey Goldberg.The crisis didn’t begin with the Trump presidency, but it rapidly accelerated over the course of its term—and the situation has, if anything, grown worse in the aftermath of the presidential election.According to one poll, 70 percent of Republicans say they don’t believe that the 2020 election was free and fair. According to another, 77 percent of Trump backers say President-elect Joe Biden won because of fraud. And a Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 68 percent of Republicans said they were concerned that the 2020 election was “rigged,” and that only 29 percent believed that Biden had “rightfully won.” More than half of Republicans said Trump “rightfully won” but the election was stolen from him because of widespread voter fraud that favored Biden, claims that are hallucinatory.This may be Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy—a nihilistic political culture, one that is tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional, swimming in conspiracy theories. The result is that Americans are disoriented and frustrated, fearful of and often enraged at one another.Donald Trump didn’t invent misinformation and disinformation; they have been around for much of human history. But Trump—by virtue of his considerable skills in this area, aided by social media and capitalizing on “truth decay” and diminishing trust in sources of factual information—exploited them more effectively than anyone else has in American history.“It was unthinkable before Trump for anyone to run this kind of disinformation campaign from the White House against the American public,” according to Jonathan Rauch, the author of the forthcoming book The Constitution of Knowledge: A Defense of Truth. As a result, we live in an era defined by epistemic chaos and noetic disarray, one in which a large portion of the population embraces falsehoods and fairy tales and thinks of them as “alternative facts.”
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Trump’s Most Malicious Legacy
The outgoing president leaves behind a tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional political culture.
We now have two entirely separate realities. I don't know how we're supposed to function as an advanced country like this.
Dream on, if it helps your feelz.It was during Trump's one term that the alternate universe became a completely formed, entirely closed circuit, fully functioning, informational ecosystem. His constant use of comical hyperbole and detachment from reality was the perfect impetus for the final stages of the alternate universe's formation.It seems weird to talk about "Trump's Legacy". That went in the dumpster within a month of his inauguration. But bad legacies are legacies too and he will indeed leave a dumpster fire legacy to be sure. Great analysis from Peter Wehner.
We are entering into an epistemological crisis,” Barack Obama recently told my colleague Jeffrey Goldberg.The crisis didn’t begin with the Trump presidency, but it rapidly accelerated over the course of its term—and the situation has, if anything, grown worse in the aftermath of the presidential election.According to one poll, 70 percent of Republicans say they don’t believe that the 2020 election was free and fair. According to another, 77 percent of Trump backers say President-elect Joe Biden won because of fraud. And a Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 68 percent of Republicans said they were concerned that the 2020 election was “rigged,” and that only 29 percent believed that Biden had “rightfully won.” More than half of Republicans said Trump “rightfully won” but the election was stolen from him because of widespread voter fraud that favored Biden, claims that are hallucinatory.This may be Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy—a nihilistic political culture, one that is tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional, swimming in conspiracy theories. The result is that Americans are disoriented and frustrated, fearful of and often enraged at one another.Donald Trump didn’t invent misinformation and disinformation; they have been around for much of human history. But Trump—by virtue of his considerable skills in this area, aided by social media and capitalizing on “truth decay” and diminishing trust in sources of factual information—exploited them more effectively than anyone else has in American history.“It was unthinkable before Trump for anyone to run this kind of disinformation campaign from the White House against the American public,” according to Jonathan Rauch, the author of the forthcoming book The Constitution of Knowledge: A Defense of Truth. As a result, we live in an era defined by epistemic chaos and noetic disarray, one in which a large portion of the population embraces falsehoods and fairy tales and thinks of them as “alternative facts.”
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Trump’s Most Malicious Legacy
The outgoing president leaves behind a tribalistic, distrustful, and sometimes delusional political culture.
We now have two entirely separate realities. I don't know how we're supposed to function as an advanced country like this.
Perhaps it's time for a ******* divorce.
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Every word it, bro! MAGA!
So people said about Trump what Republicans have been saying about Democratic candidates going back decades "he's a communist, he's not from here, he's going to take your guns, etc" and you believe that's enough proof of cheating? Trump didn't make you deplorable, he made you all insane.
