The orange stink cloud that hangs over America

[NYLefty]

Trump out of his own greed and selfishness will not step aside no matter how much damage he's doing to America. He's damaged us beyond repair internationally. The world was shocked when America elected the imbecile in 2016 but we'll never gain trust in the international community again now that this slob is actually running again. 

[Nationalist]

1 hour ago, NYLefty said:

Trump out of his own greed and selfishness will not step aside no matter how much damage he's doing to America. He's damaged us beyond repair internationally. The world was shocked when America elected the imbecile in 2016 but we'll never gain trust in the international community again now that this slob is actually running again. 

No. You are damaged beyond repair. But hey...I sympathize. TDS can be nasty.

[CdnFox]

2 hours ago, NYLefty said:

Trump out of his own greed and selfishness will not step aside no matter how much damage he's doing to America. He's damaged us beyond repair internationally. The world was shocked when America elected the imbecile in 2016 but we'll never gain trust in the international community again now that this slob is actually running again. 

You really sound petrified that he's going to beat your guy. You're almost frantic about it. Maybe you should try to relax a little and wait and see if he even wins the nomination. You're going to give yourself an ulcer.

[reason10]

2 hours ago, NYLefty said:

Trump out of his own greed and selfishness will not step aside no matter how much damage he's doing to America. He's damaged us beyond repair internationally. The world was shocked when America elected the imbecile in 2016 but we'll never gain trust in the international community again now that this slob is actually running again. 

 

Seig Heil, GOOSE STEPPER.

[impartialobserver]

Long before Trump ran for President.. it was well known that he loved the spotlight and was self absorbed. That is the nature of a politician. Also, we knew that he loved to run his mouth with no fear of consequences. Having no filter has its place but not every time. 

[CdnFox]

4 minutes ago, impartialobserver said:

Long before Trump ran for President.. it was well known that he loved the spotlight and was self absorbed. That is the nature of a politician. Also, we knew that he loved to run his mouth with no fear of consequences. Having no filter has its place but not every time. 

IT was quite clear from polling and interviews that he won the first time at least strongly in part because people thought he'd be disruptive to the current political machine.  The ultimate sabot vote if you will.  Sort of like "If you're going to ignore the people and think you can do whatever you want mr political parties - we're going to do THIS to you! (hold my beer). "

After 4 years tho the dems had SO polarized things that people started to look at trump like a mighty champion whom the demon lord ... Sorry, i mean the democrats... attacked relentlessly but who could not be slain.

So basically now they see it as the first election was Star Wars: a new trump, the second was the democrats strike back, and now they're hoping for return of the don-i

[Guest]

5 hours ago, NYLefty said:

Trump out of his own greed and selfishness will not step aside no matter how much damage he's doing to America. He's damaged us beyond repair internationally. The world was shocked when America elected the imbecile in 2016 but we'll never gain trust in the international community again now that this slob is actually running again. 

I don't think anyone but the most rabid chud ever thought Trump was in this for anyone but himself. 

He makes a lot of money from the more gullible amongst the American electorate, and his ego is such that he simply cannot accept how big a loser he actually is.  Added to that he now sees winning the next election as his best chance of staying out of jail.

The Democrats want him to win the nomination.  A lot of non cult Republicans don't.

It's going to be a very interesting run up to the election.  If you ever want cheering up, read his output on Truth Social and ask yourself, are Americans actually going to make this man POTUS again?

[impartialobserver]

5 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

IT was quite clear from polling and interviews that he won the first time at least strongly in part because people thought he'd be disruptive to the current political machine.  The ultimate sabot vote if you will.  Sort of like "If you're going to ignore the people and think you can do whatever you want mr political parties - we're going to do THIS to you! (hold my beer). "

After 4 years tho the dems had SO polarized things that people started to look at trump like a mighty champion whom the demon lord ... Sorry, i mean the democrats... attacked relentlessly but who could not be slain.

So basically now they see it as the first election was Star Wars: a new trump, the second was the democrats strike back, and now they're hoping for return of the don-i

Unlike most.. I can acknowledge that life goes on whether Trump wins this time or not. My job will not change, nor will my commute (same distance), kids will still have needs, etc. Have been at this job since 2015.. and the only changes have been due to changing positions (programming to administrative)

That being said, he is polarizing and does get people that would otherwise tune out normal politicians interested. My brother was mostly apolitical until Trump and now attends Trump rallies. 

[CdnFox]

1 minute ago, impartialobserver said:

Unlike most.. I can acknowledge that life goes on whether Trump wins this time or not. My job will not change, nor will my commute (same distance),

Yeah - but it's GOT to take a little more time to get to work having to go around all those huge  cracks that will appear in the earth's surface and dodging those giant fiery rocks falling from the sky right?   

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That being said, he is polarizing and does get people that would otherwise tune out normal politicians interested. My brother was mostly apolitical until Trump and now attends Trump rallies. 

Well he is polerizing , but interestingly its' not like voter turnout radically changed. Up a litle in 2020 but nothing radical.  We'd call it low in Canada.

So  i don't think he gets MORE people into politics all that much - i think he just gets those interested a lot more worked up. People don't vote more, but they vote harder LOLOL

Of course there's some exceptions like your brother but the numbers suggest roughly the same percent of people vote as always, with it slightyl higher in 2020 but still below 70 percent.

[reason10]

On 6/15/2023 at 12:08 PM, impartialobserver said:

Unlike most.. I can acknowledge that life goes on whether Trump wins this time or not. My job will not change, nor will my commute (same distance), kids will still have needs, etc. Have been at this job since 2015.. and the only changes have been due to changing positions (programming to administrative)

That being said, he is polarizing and does get people that would otherwise tune out normal politicians interested. My brother was mostly apolitical until Trump and now attends Trump rallies. 

If you commute by your own car, the cost will go down under a legally elected Trump administration. If you live and work in a large city in a blue state, it could become dangerous for you as George Soros pays more of those ANTIFA and BLM animals to burn, loot and murder. (LIberals are dangerous when they are out of power,almost as dangerous as they are when IN power.)

You won't have to worry about World War III.

You'd probably benefit from this list of campaign promises.