You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

[JanetTheGreat]

I sincerely hope people listen to you.

This isn't about politics, it's about who and what we are as a country.

Outside of a select few, unfortunately - very few have. Most of the time I get insults, gaslighting and random excuses from people who can't even read.

 

[Meister]

Your “thinking” is quite narrow. Republicans won the House in 2024 by a razor thin margin. Dems need to shift the electorate only slightly to win it back.

You don’t have to win them all.

With "Trump not being so popular", I wouldn't have thought
Fuller could have won the seat by 11%.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Couple of socks on here fluffing each other lol

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

WTF???
Not sure what this commie's point is, other than the top of his head.

I Voted For Donald Trump in 2016 and 2024.
The first time, 2016, I was still serving in Turkey at Incirlik AB.

 

[theHawk]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

The presidency of Donald Trump is now officially in collapse. His war is … not exactly a disaster, but it sure isn’t the cakewalk he envisioned when he sprang it on the American people and the world with no notice on February 28. His firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi because she wasn’t sycophantic enough indicates a man who is utterly incapable of understanding anything about how democracy is supposed to work. His economy is a wreck and may well get worse. His proposed budget, especially the half-trillion-dollar increase to the Pentagon, is wildly out of whack with the priorities of the public.

I could go on—and on. But on top of all that, Trump’s purchase on reality, tenuous at the best of times, is slipping fast. Think about what it takes for the “leader of the free world” (a phrase we are now obliged to tuck inside irony quotes) to wake up on Easter morning—the day of the resurrection of the same Jesus Christ in whose name “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth says we are killing Iranians—and post this unhinged and inflammatory comment on social media: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell—JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

The sentence with the three expletives will catch the notice of most Western eyes, but I have a feeling it’s the next one, and its schoolyard-level sarcastic mockery, that will get the lion’s share of the attention in Iran and across the Muslim world. And that wasn’t even his low point of the past week. His speech at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was an embarrassment, rife with conspiracies, self-pitying grievance riffs, tasteless “jokes,” and bile spewed at the usual targets—again, on a venerated day on the Christian calendar, Maundy Thursday, the last full day of Jesus Christs’s mortal life. Trump rendered a supposedly solemn occasion profane in the way only he can do.

A rickety house often stands longer than we imagine it will. The support structures are surprisingly sturdy. But finally one day, something comes along—a hard rain, a mighty wind—against which the beams and foundation are no match.

Trump has survived as long as he has in politics—indeed, he succeeded in the first place—because his support structures were unusually durable. The percentage of people in this country who not only were fine with nativist, authoritarian politics but openly embraced it shot Trump to the top of the GOP polls in late 2015 and has remained basically steady all these years. Millions of people still believe, with White House “spiritual adviser” (we have to put irony quotes around nearly everything these days) Paula White, that Trump is basically Jesus. The right-wing propaganda networks for whom he can do no wrong are still out there, marveling over his infallibility as fulsomely as ever. And of course the Republicans in Congress, with just a few exceptions, still praise him to the heavens.

These were and are Trump’s four pillars (there is considerable overlap between the first two groups, but they’re somewhat different). They have sustained him in and out of power for more than a decade, and they’ve proven stronger than the two things that in theory have the power to bring Trump down: the political opposition and plain reality.

But take a good, contemplative whiff of the zeitgeist right about now, and you’ll smell change in the air.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

newrepublic.com

^^ the cope and projection are real.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I Voted For Donald Trump in 2016 and 2024.
The first time, 2016, I was still serving in Turkey at Incirlik AB.

Thank you for your service

 

[Mac-7]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

That smell is coming from the crack in your ass

 

[marvin martian]

I voted for Trump, twice, dick beater.
The difference between me and you is I voted for policy, you voted for rhetoric.
Your side is getting more, in spades. Unfortunately, the Jews are getting al of the policy decisions.
Trump only exists to serve ONE group...
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Are you the DemoKKKrat running for congress in Maine with the big Nazi tattoo on his chest?

 

[Clipper]

LMAO president Trump obliterated Iran in just a few weeks with the support of every Arab country in the region, pulling off an historic general Patton like victory and the resident dumb ass OP declares Trump is in a freefall.

TACO Trump will never get the stink of Iranian ass off his breath after kissing their ass for a cease fire.

This Country has gained nothing from this catastrophe despite your bullshit. Now we can look forward to Mad Dog Trump invading Cuba or some other third world hellhole to save face after he had his ass handed back to him by Iran.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

The presidency of Donald Trump is now officially in collapse. His war is … not exactly a disaster, but it sure isn’t the cakewalk he envisioned when he sprang it on the American people and the world with no notice on February 28. His firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi because she wasn’t sycophantic enough indicates a man who is utterly incapable of understanding anything about how democracy is supposed to work. His economy is a wreck and may well get worse. His proposed budget, especially the half-trillion-dollar increase to the Pentagon, is wildly out of whack with the priorities of the public.

I could go on—and on. But on top of all that, Trump’s purchase on reality, tenuous at the best of times, is slipping fast. Think about what it takes for the “leader of the free world” (a phrase we are now obliged to tuck inside irony quotes) to wake up on Easter morning—the day of the resurrection of the same Jesus Christ in whose name “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth says we are killing Iranians—and post this unhinged and inflammatory comment on social media: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell—JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

The sentence with the three expletives will catch the notice of most Western eyes, but I have a feeling it’s the next one, and its schoolyard-level sarcastic mockery, that will get the lion’s share of the attention in Iran and across the Muslim world. And that wasn’t even his low point of the past week. His speech at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was an embarrassment, rife with conspiracies, self-pitying grievance riffs, tasteless “jokes,” and bile spewed at the usual targets—again, on a venerated day on the Christian calendar, Maundy Thursday, the last full day of Jesus Christs’s mortal life. Trump rendered a supposedly solemn occasion profane in the way only he can do.

A rickety house often stands longer than we imagine it will. The support structures are surprisingly sturdy. But finally one day, something comes along—a hard rain, a mighty wind—against which the beams and foundation are no match.

Trump has survived as long as he has in politics—indeed, he succeeded in the first place—because his support structures were unusually durable. The percentage of people in this country who not only were fine with nativist, authoritarian politics but openly embraced it shot Trump to the top of the GOP polls in late 2015 and has remained basically steady all these years. Millions of people still believe, with White House “spiritual adviser” (we have to put irony quotes around nearly everything these days) Paula White, that Trump is basically Jesus. The right-wing propaganda networks for whom he can do no wrong are still out there, marveling over his infallibility as fulsomely as ever. And of course the Republicans in Congress, with just a few exceptions, still praise him to the heavens.

These were and are Trump’s four pillars (there is considerable overlap between the first two groups, but they’re somewhat different). They have sustained him in and out of power for more than a decade, and they’ve proven stronger than the two things that in theory have the power to bring Trump down: the political opposition and plain reality.

But take a good, contemplative whiff of the zeitgeist right about now, and you’ll smell change in the air.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

newrepublic.com

I don't suspect Democrats recognize the smell of anything beyond ass.

At least dogs are likeable.

 

[Marener]

With "Trump not being so popular", I wouldn't have thought
Fuller could have won the seat by 11%.

Trump won the district by like over 30 points. Shrinking the gap by 20 points is pretty dramatic.

 

[Nostra]

TACO Trump will never get the stink of Iranian ass off his breath after kissing their ass for a cease fire.

This Country has gained nothing from this catastrophe despite your bullshit. Now we can look forward to Mad Dog Trump invading Cuba or some other third world hellhole to save face after he had his ass handed back to him by Iran.

Third world hellhole?

RACIST!








.

 

[Nostra]

Trump won the district by like over 30 points. Shrinking the gap by 20 points is pretty dramatic.

Dimwinger Cult: WE ONLY LOST BY 10!


See how awesome we are!





..

 

[Invisibleflash]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

The presidency of Donald Trump is now officially in collapse. His war is … not exactly a disaster, but it sure isn’t the cakewalk he envisioned when he sprang it on the American people and the world with no notice on February 28. His firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi because she wasn’t sycophantic enough indicates a man who is utterly incapable of understanding anything about how democracy is supposed to work. His economy is a wreck and may well get worse. His proposed budget, especially the half-trillion-dollar increase to the Pentagon, is wildly out of whack with the priorities of the public.

I could go on—and on. But on top of all that, Trump’s purchase on reality, tenuous at the best of times, is slipping fast. Think about what it takes for the “leader of the free world” (a phrase we are now obliged to tuck inside irony quotes) to wake up on Easter morning—the day of the resurrection of the same Jesus Christ in whose name “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth says we are killing Iranians—and post this unhinged and inflammatory comment on social media: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell—JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

The sentence with the three expletives will catch the notice of most Western eyes, but I have a feeling it’s the next one, and its schoolyard-level sarcastic mockery, that will get the lion’s share of the attention in Iran and across the Muslim world. And that wasn’t even his low point of the past week. His speech at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was an embarrassment, rife with conspiracies, self-pitying grievance riffs, tasteless “jokes,” and bile spewed at the usual targets—again, on a venerated day on the Christian calendar, Maundy Thursday, the last full day of Jesus Christs’s mortal life. Trump rendered a supposedly solemn occasion profane in the way only he can do.

A rickety house often stands longer than we imagine it will. The support structures are surprisingly sturdy. But finally one day, something comes along—a hard rain, a mighty wind—against which the beams and foundation are no match.

Trump has survived as long as he has in politics—indeed, he succeeded in the first place—because his support structures were unusually durable. The percentage of people in this country who not only were fine with nativist, authoritarian politics but openly embraced it shot Trump to the top of the GOP polls in late 2015 and has remained basically steady all these years. Millions of people still believe, with White House “spiritual adviser” (we have to put irony quotes around nearly everything these days) Paula White, that Trump is basically Jesus. The right-wing propaganda networks for whom he can do no wrong are still out there, marveling over his infallibility as fulsomely as ever. And of course the Republicans in Congress, with just a few exceptions, still praise him to the heavens.

These were and are Trump’s four pillars (there is considerable overlap between the first two groups, but they’re somewhat different). They have sustained him in and out of power for more than a decade, and they’ve proven stronger than the two things that in theory have the power to bring Trump down: the political opposition and plain reality.

But take a good, contemplative whiff of the zeitgeist right about now, and you’ll smell change in the air.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

newrepublic.com

YT consensus this morning is... if the dems gain power in Nov, they will try to impeach Trump. But for now, YT talking heads don't see impeachment right now, cracka.

Of course...

+

 

[Clipper]

Third world hellhole?

RACIST!








.

Trump's words, ASSCLOWN.

 

[IM2]

^^ the cope and projection are real.

The truth is real. You live in fiction nutjob.

 

[Astrostar]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

The presidency of Donald Trump is now officially in collapse. His war is … not exactly a disaster, but it sure isn’t the cakewalk he envisioned when he sprang it on the American people and the world with no notice on February 28. His firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi because she wasn’t sycophantic enough indicates a man who is utterly incapable of understanding anything about how democracy is supposed to work. His economy is a wreck and may well get worse. His proposed budget, especially the half-trillion-dollar increase to the Pentagon, is wildly out of whack with the priorities of the public.

I could go on—and on. But on top of all that, Trump’s purchase on reality, tenuous at the best of times, is slipping fast. Think about what it takes for the “leader of the free world” (a phrase we are now obliged to tuck inside irony quotes) to wake up on Easter morning—the day of the resurrection of the same Jesus Christ in whose name “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth says we are killing Iranians—and post this unhinged and inflammatory comment on social media: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell—JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

The sentence with the three expletives will catch the notice of most Western eyes, but I have a feeling it’s the next one, and its schoolyard-level sarcastic mockery, that will get the lion’s share of the attention in Iran and across the Muslim world. And that wasn’t even his low point of the past week. His speech at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was an embarrassment, rife with conspiracies, self-pitying grievance riffs, tasteless “jokes,” and bile spewed at the usual targets—again, on a venerated day on the Christian calendar, Maundy Thursday, the last full day of Jesus Christs’s mortal life. Trump rendered a supposedly solemn occasion profane in the way only he can do.

A rickety house often stands longer than we imagine it will. The support structures are surprisingly sturdy. But finally one day, something comes along—a hard rain, a mighty wind—against which the beams and foundation are no match.

Trump has survived as long as he has in politics—indeed, he succeeded in the first place—because his support structures were unusually durable. The percentage of people in this country who not only were fine with nativist, authoritarian politics but openly embraced it shot Trump to the top of the GOP polls in late 2015 and has remained basically steady all these years. Millions of people still believe, with White House “spiritual adviser” (we have to put irony quotes around nearly everything these days) Paula White, that Trump is basically Jesus. The right-wing propaganda networks for whom he can do no wrong are still out there, marveling over his infallibility as fulsomely as ever. And of course the Republicans in Congress, with just a few exceptions, still praise him to the heavens.

These were and are Trump’s four pillars (there is considerable overlap between the first two groups, but they’re somewhat different). They have sustained him in and out of power for more than a decade, and they’ve proven stronger than the two things that in theory have the power to bring Trump down: the political opposition and plain reality.

But take a good, contemplative whiff of the zeitgeist right about now, and you’ll smell change in the air.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

newrepublic.com

It is the result of ignorant voters drinking the Kool Aid and electing an aggressively uneducated, unqualified idiot as president! Bigly!!!

 

[August West]

You die hards won't quit your cult worship.

Trump is playing them like David Koresh and Jim Jones played their crackpots.

 

[Nostra]

Trump's words, ASSCLOWN.

^Racist^

 

[Independent thinker]

Time is running out for Trump. People are turning on him. But the problem is only going to get bigger because Trump has the power of the presidency, and as he begins to lose control, there is no telling what a man who tried to overthrow the government because he lost an election will do. Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA?

Time will tell.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

The presidency of Donald Trump is now officially in collapse. His war is … not exactly a disaster, but it sure isn’t the cakewalk he envisioned when he sprang it on the American people and the world with no notice on February 28. His firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi because she wasn’t sycophantic enough indicates a man who is utterly incapable of understanding anything about how democracy is supposed to work. His economy is a wreck and may well get worse. His proposed budget, especially the half-trillion-dollar increase to the Pentagon, is wildly out of whack with the priorities of the public.

I could go on—and on. But on top of all that, Trump’s purchase on reality, tenuous at the best of times, is slipping fast. Think about what it takes for the “leader of the free world” (a phrase we are now obliged to tuck inside irony quotes) to wake up on Easter morning—the day of the resurrection of the same Jesus Christ in whose name “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth says we are killing Iranians—and post this unhinged and inflammatory comment on social media: “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell—JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

The sentence with the three expletives will catch the notice of most Western eyes, but I have a feeling it’s the next one, and its schoolyard-level sarcastic mockery, that will get the lion’s share of the attention in Iran and across the Muslim world. And that wasn’t even his low point of the past week. His speech at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was an embarrassment, rife with conspiracies, self-pitying grievance riffs, tasteless “jokes,” and bile spewed at the usual targets—again, on a venerated day on the Christian calendar, Maundy Thursday, the last full day of Jesus Christs’s mortal life. Trump rendered a supposedly solemn occasion profane in the way only he can do.

A rickety house often stands longer than we imagine it will. The support structures are surprisingly sturdy. But finally one day, something comes along—a hard rain, a mighty wind—against which the beams and foundation are no match.

Trump has survived as long as he has in politics—indeed, he succeeded in the first place—because his support structures were unusually durable. The percentage of people in this country who not only were fine with nativist, authoritarian politics but openly embraced it shot Trump to the top of the GOP polls in late 2015 and has remained basically steady all these years. Millions of people still believe, with White House “spiritual adviser” (we have to put irony quotes around nearly everything these days) Paula White, that Trump is basically Jesus. The right-wing propaganda networks for whom he can do no wrong are still out there, marveling over his infallibility as fulsomely as ever. And of course the Republicans in Congress, with just a few exceptions, still praise him to the heavens.

These were and are Trump’s four pillars (there is considerable overlap between the first two groups, but they’re somewhat different). They have sustained him in and out of power for more than a decade, and they’ve proven stronger than the two things that in theory have the power to bring Trump down: the political opposition and plain reality.

But take a good, contemplative whiff of the zeitgeist right about now, and you’ll smell change in the air.

You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall

A loyal army of followers, a huge disinformation network, and a party of soul-selling cowards can crowd out facts for a long time. But eventually, reality catches up.

newrepublic.com

LOL. Thanks for the laugh. I about busted a gut. Yes, it's right around the corner. Be patient. Any day now. That's what they said during the Mueller investigation of the Trump/Russia hoax years ago.