Saphan

Noticed, I posted this originally on Wednesday. Didn't think my original post went through. We can still discuss, if you have not seen the first thread I made of this.

With the recent RNC featuring Hulk Hogan and that Vince McMahon documentary detailing how he played the Iranian war to craft heroes and villains with the American public, it's clear that he knew how to make a buck while energizing the crowd. I can’t help but think Trump is using the same playbook—throwing out those promo-heavy soundbites that get everyone riled up. As of now, a majority of the public (talking the majority here, easy smart guys) know little of Trump campaigns. They're surely aware of the wild storyline involving his shooting incident, the presidential debate, and the jabs at Biden. Instead of calmly discussing issues like the housing crisis and inflation, he’s all about stirring the pot and igniting passion. This video nails the chaos perfectly. Change my mind!

Trump and Jesse Ventura use the same emotional highs and lows found in pro wrestling to connect with voters? It’s fascinating how they channel passion, anger, and love to bypass logical thinking. Just like in the WWE, where rivals seem like enemies on-screen but are shaking hands behind the scenes, politicians often play up their differences while making deals behind closed doors. What do you think about this blend of showmanship and politics? Does it change how you view their messages? Discuss. Unfiltered thoughts. https://youtu.be/7ob7rh1CqYs?si=44P3fNsNY41EIato