Trump Enslavement Syndrome - Orange man good. /r/The_Donald and any public demonstration of rabid pro-Trump enthusiasm in spite of all reason.

I'm seeing lock-step messaging from the MAGAcult cronies, somethings coming
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Stupid "Patriot" think its about getting them and not creating consensus for Government overreach
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Stupid "Patriot" think its about getting them and not creating consensus for Government overreach
"They are trying to start a civil war! They don't think Daddy Trump should be king!"

Also, lol that they always film inside their car. Probably lost his house when his wife left him
 
Trump is suffering again on immigration in the polls according to recent polling (believe this was the Washington Post's poll).

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Then there's the Quinnipiac poll:

Majority Of Voters Oppose GOP Budget Bill, With Just 67% Of Republicans In Support, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Trump Job Approval: 38%, His Handling Of Russia - Ukraine War Lowest Among List Of Issues​

As the Senate debates the GOP tax and spending bill titled One Big Beautiful Bill Act and President Donald Trump pushes for a July 4 deadline to sign it, voters 53 - 27 percent oppose the legislation, with 20 percent not offering an opinion, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University national poll of registered voters released today.

Republicans 67 - 10 percent support the bill, with 22 percent not offering an opinion.

Democrats 89 - 2 percent oppose the bill, with 10 percent not offering an opinion.

Independents 57 - 20 percent oppose the bill, with 23 percent not offering an opinion.

Nearly half of voters (47 percent) think federal funding for Medicaid should increase, 40 percent think it should stay about the same, and 10 percent think federal funding for Medicaid should decrease.

Among Republicans, 21 percent think federal funding for Medicaid should increase, 56 percent think it should stay about the same, and 18 percent think it should decrease.

Among Democrats, 69 percent think federal funding for Medicaid should increase, 27 percent think it should stay about the same, and 2 percent think it should decrease.

Among independents, 47 percent think federal funding for Medicaid should increase, 39 percent think it should stay about the same, and 11 percent think it should decrease.

PRESIDENT TRUMP​

Thirty-eight percent of voters approve of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president, while 54 percent disapprove. In Quinnipiac University's April 9 poll, 41 percent approved, while 53 percent disapproved.

Voters were asked about Trump's handling of seven issues...

  • immigration issues: 43 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove, with 3 percent not offering an opinion;
  • deportations: 40 percent approve, 56 percent disapprove, with 4 percent not offering an opinion;
  • the economy: 40 percent approve, 56 percent disapprove, with 4 percent not offering an opinion;
  • trade: 38 percent approve, 57 percent disapprove, with 6 percent not offering an opinion;
  • universities: 37 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove, with 9 percent not offering an opinion;
  • the Israel - Hamas conflict: 35 percent approve, 52 percent disapprove, with 13 percent not offering an opinion;
  • the Russia - Ukraine war: 34 percent approve, 57 percent disapprove, with 10 percent not offering an opinion.
Forty percent of voters have a favorable opinion of President Trump, while 53 percent have an unfavorable opinion of him, and 4 percent haven't heard enough about him.

Among Republicans, 88 percent have a favorable opinion of Trump. In Quinnipiac University's March 13 poll, 88 percent also had a favorable opinion of Trump.

MUSK​

Thirty percent of voters have a favorable opinion of Elon Musk, while 57 percent have an unfavorable opinion of him, and 10 percent haven't heard enough about him.

Among Republicans, 62 percent have a favorable opinion of Musk. In Quinnipiac University's March 13 poll, 78 percent had a favorable opinion of Musk.

When voters were asked how they would rate the work that Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, have done, 38 percent say either excellent (20 percent) or good (18 percent), while 57 percent say either not so good (12 percent) or poor (45 percent).

Among Republicans, 80 percent rate Musk and DOGE's work as either excellent (46 percent) or good (34 percent), while 13 percent say either not so good (6 percent) or poor (7 percent).

CONGRESS​

Twenty-one percent of voters approve of the way Democrats in Congress are handling their job, while 70 percent disapprove. This compares to Quinnipiac University's February 19 poll when 21 percent of voters approved and 68 percent disapproved, an all-time low since Quinnipiac University first asked this question of registered voters in March 2009.

In today's poll, 41 percent of Democrats approve of the way Democrats in Congress are handling their job, while 53 percent disapprove.

Thirty-two percent of voters approve of the way Republicans in Congress are handling their job, while 61 percent disapprove. This compares to Quinnipiac University's February 19 poll when 40 percent approved and 52 percent disapproved, which was an all-time high since Quinnipiac University first asked this question of registered voters in March 2009.

In today's poll, 79 percent of Republicans approve of the way Republicans in Congress are handling their job, while 13 percent disapprove.

RFK JR.​

Thirty-eight percent of voters approve of the way Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is handling his job as Secretary of Health and Human Services, while 53 percent disapprove. This compares to Quinnipiac University's March 13 poll when 38 percent of voters approved and 49 percent disapproved.

Voters were asked who they trust the most for guidance when thinking about how they decide whether or not to get vaccines for themselves or other family members. Forty-four percent say their doctor, 28 percent say themselves, 21 percent say The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention known as the CDC, and 5 percent say Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

PETE HEGSETH​

Thirty-seven percent of voters approve of the way Pete Hegseth is handling his job as Secretary of Defense, while 46 percent disapprove and 16 percent did not offer an opinion.

Among Republicans, 77 percent approve, 9 percent disapprove and 14 percent did not offer an opinion.

Among Democrats, 6 percent approve, 83 percent disapprove and 12 percent did not offer an opinion.

Among independents, 34 percent approve, 48 percent disapprove and 18 percent did not offer an opinion.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS​

More than 7 out of 10 voters (74 percent) think international students coming to the United States to study at colleges and universities is a good thing for the United States, while 17 percent think it is a bad thing for the United States.

Democrats (96 - 3 percent), independents (75 - 14 percent), and Republicans (49 - 37 percent) think it is a good thing for the United States.

RUSSIA - UKRAINE WAR​

Almost two-thirds of voters (64 percent) are either very concerned (27 percent) or somewhat concerned (37 percent) about the possibility of Russia using nuclear weapons, while thirty-five percent are either not so concerned (21 percent) or not concerned at all (14 percent).

If Russia invades a NATO country, voters 62 - 29 percent think American troops should get involved.

Democrats (70 - 23 percent), independents (64 - 29 percent), and Republicans (54 - 39 percent) think American troops should get involved if Russia invades a NATO country.

When voters were asked how confident they are that Russia and Ukraine will agree to a permanent cease fire in the near future, 27 percent say they are either very confident (3 percent) or somewhat confident (24 percent), while 69 percent say they are either not so confident (37 percent) or not confident at all (32 percent).

ISRAEL - HAMAS WAR​

When voters were asked how confident they are that Israel and Hamas will agree to a permanent cease fire in the near future, 17 percent say they are either very confident (3 percent) or somewhat confident (14 percent), while 77 percent say they are either not so confident (33 percent) or not confident at all (44 percent).

Voters were asked whether their sympathies lie more with the Israelis or more with the Palestinians based on what they know about the situation in the Middle East. Thirty-seven percent of voters say the Israelis, while 32 percent say the Palestinians, and 31 percent did not offer an opinion.

This is an all-time low for the Israelis and an all-time high for the Palestinians since the Quinnipiac University Poll began asking this question of registered voters in December 2001.

Among Republicans, 64 percent say the Israelis, while 7 percent say the Palestinians, and 29 percent did not offer an opinion.

Among Democrats, 12 percent say the Israelis, while 60 percent say the Palestinians, and 29 percent did not offer an opinion.

Among independents, 38 percent say the Israelis, while 30 percent say the Palestinians, and 31 percent did not offer an opinion.

ANTISEMITISM IN THE U.S.​

More than 7 in 10 voters (73 percent) think prejudice against Jewish people in the United States today is either a very serious problem (38 percent) or a somewhat serious problem (35 percent), while 22 percent think it is either a not so serious problem (16 percent) or not a problem at all (6 percent). This is similar to Quinnipiac University's May 2024 poll.

As for how President Trump is combatting antisemitism in the United States today, 36 percent of voters approve, while 49 percent disapprove, and 15 percent did not offer an opinion.

1,265 self-identified registered voters nationwide were surveyed from June 5th - 9th with a margin of error of +/- 2.8 percentage points.

The Quinnipiac University Poll, directed by Doug Schwartz, Ph.D. since 1994, conducts independent, non-partisan national and state polls on politics and issues. Surveys adhere to industry best practices and are based on probability-based samples using random digit dialing with live interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.

So Trump is suffering on what was supposed to be his strongest subject and sending in the troops while calling all protesters insurrectionists isn't helping much.
 
Stupid "Patriot" think its about getting them and not creating consensus for Government overreach
I am fine with this guys message as long as it keeps FAS retards from crossing state lines to murder people then abooboo on the stand to get off.
 
I don't know what the Russian version of MAGA is, but with all the BS going on I thought of an interview I heard a year or so ago with a Russian guy living in the Ukraine. He said he was telling his dad who lives in Russia about the bombings. His dad said "There are no bombings." The guy said, "I live here. I can hear them." He still couldn't convince his dad.
Their version of maga comes complete with schizo ZAnon conspiracy theories too. For instance, the one that says actually Napoleon burning down Moscow was him using nukes but Moscow came back because it was protected by hyperborean russians living underground or something.
 

They don't get that it's not just an attraction to "barely legal" girls. It's the exploitation factor that makes it criminal. Of course they don't care if the fat senile bankrupt conman was friends with Epstein, knowing that he was attracted to young women, or the fact Trump married a much younger former nude model and had sex outside of marriage. Prince Andrew, Andrew Tate, and P Diddy aren't an issue for them either. The conservative grift is a facade, an act, a mere ruse. People like the one in the screenshots are actually just reaction farmers, trying to make a quick buck from Elon's glorified engagement farming simulator. It's statistically inaccurate to say that trannies do the most grooming. Most pedophiles are straight, because most people on the planet are straight. Gays and trannies make up a very insignificant portion of the population. A lot of troons were kids that were molested by a babysitter or adult figure while their parents were absent from household, off working their 9 to 5 jobs and running errands. None of this matters because MAGA cultists don't actually care about social issues.


Same people who said Biden was too old but that shitting in an adult diaper is cool if Trump does it.

MAGA:

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Also MAGA:

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Of course.
They've always had a massive persecution complex, see here for some examples

This complex is at least tolerable. Muslims, trannies, and especially Jews, are more likely to censor you and have you cancelled online. America was founded by Christians with the understanding that freedom of speech was important to Christianity spreading throughout the world and therefore free speech should be upheld. Christians in the beginning faced genuine oppression from both Jews and Pagans who saw a new religion as a potential threat. Whereas Christians today as mostly fake and gay.

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Christianity is an offshoot of Judaism.

Christianity is the most palatable edition of the Abrahamic faiths. Islam and Judaism are more dogmatic and oppressive, whereas Christianity does away with most of the Levitical laws in favor of a much more simplified spiritual doctrine. Without Christians we'd still be dealing with Pagans and more primitive barbaric cultures. Jews, but more specifically Zionists, hate Christians because they aren't 100% team players when it comes to MIGA. Catholicism and various denominations not withstanding. Zionism left unchecked would take us back to the days of the Pharisees, where you'd be stoned in the streets for minor transgressions. There would be a monarch (not Jesus) ruling over Israel, and Israel would rule over the nations, and you wouldn't be allowed to criticize or reject this monarchy under some weird blasphemy laws like there were 2000 years ago. America was founded by Christians and while some may not like it and wish that the politics were completely atheist, our system could be much worse than it is. The Christians that are shitting up the American political system now are mostly grifters that don't actually practice the faith. Trump wasn't even Republican until Obama became president and roasted him at some White House Dinner party.

 
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I'm guessing her current income went to shit after the election
What the fuck is the socialist economy that she’s referring to? Seems like she did better under “socialism” than what she has now, which is often the case for working class MAGA grunts who consider safety and labor laws to be socialism and inexplicably believe things will get better for them if they get repealed. If she acquired a nursing degree 20 years ago, the student loan should’ve been paid off a long time ago. A lot of her story just doesn’t add up. Hard to sympathize with these people.
 
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What the fuck is the socialist economy that she’s referring to? Seems like she did better under “socialism” than what she has now, which is often the case for working class MAGA grunts who consider safety and labor laws to be socialism and inexplicably believe things will get better for them if they get repealed. If she acquired a nursing degree 20 years ago, the student loan should’ve been paid off a long time ago. A lot of her story just doesn’t add up. Hard to sympathize with these people.
I'd like to sit one of these MAGtards down and ask them what their definition of socialism is and what they have against it. I guarantee you they'd be at a loss. They think in terms of buzzwords. If a Democrat supports something they are automatically against it, even if the don't know what exactly that something is.

It's the same when they say they are against regulations and big government. Those regulations were enacted for a reason. Without them, corporate America is free to run roughshod all over them. Look what happened when the financial sector was deregulated. That was done under Clinton and I don't automatically defend it because he's a Democrat. It was a major fuckup. It shouldn't be a matter of us vs. them.
 
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This complex is at least tolerable. Muslims, trannies, and especially Jews, are more likely to censor you and have you cancelled online. America was founded by Christians with the understanding that freedom of speech was important to Christianity spreading throughout the world and therefore free speech should be upheld. Christians in the beginning faced genuine oppression from both Jews and Pagans who saw a new religion as a potential threat. Whereas Christians today as mostly fake and gay.
Christians absolutely do censor you when they can.
Early christians exhibited the same barbaric savage ape behaviour in Alexandria, burning the library and raping Hypatia and murdering her with pieces of sea shells, as muslims did when they got the chance to burn the Persians' collected knowledge. The only difference is that since christianity is and always was a slave religion, they get to fall back on this sort of behaviour when someone finally backhands them. The impotent rage and whining about everything from DnD and rock music to "balenciaga satanic pedophiles these people are siiick maaan" is par for the course in a country where they are now laughed at, instead of being taken seriously when they make cereals to prevent masturbation.
 
I'd like to sit one of these MAGtards down and ask them what their definition of socialism is and what they have against it. I guarantee you they'd be at a loss. They think in terms of buzzwords. If a Democrat supports something they are automatically against it, even if the don't know what exactly that something is.

It's the same when they say they are against regulations and big government. Those regulations were enacted for a reason. Without them, corporate America is free to run roughshod all over them. Look what happened when the financial sector was deregulated. That was done under Clinton and I don't automatically defend it because he's a Democrat. It was a major fuckup. It shouldn't be a matter of us vs. them.
If you point out to boomer MAGAtards that social security is socialism and that they should give it back since they hate socialism, they will deny it and say they paid into it so they are getting it back :story:
 
If you point out to boomer MAGAtards that social security is socialism and that they should give it back since they hate socialism, they will deny it and say they paid into it so they are getting it back :story:
Same goes for defense spending. “Socialism” just means shit that Republicans tell their base not to like. That’s it. Except what Tammy said still doesn’t make sense. What exactly is leading to a “socialist economy?” It’s just talking points without any reasoning behind it.
 
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