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He couldn't even use the actual f-word. This guy is a fucking poser (see what I did there, Mr. Department of War?).
💼 Careercow Donald J Trump - 45th/47th President of the USA, convicted felon, Epstein bro, Putin/Netanyahu simp, serial liar, sore loser, cheat and the Chris-Chan of Presidents. Lost a war to Iran and algae. THIS IS NOT USPG2.
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The fuck is this?
This is some Mamet guy in a blazer trying to sell you a swamp, but he’s like, “Actually this swamp is based and your wife is gonna cook meatloaf in it."
Edit: It's ripped from city pop album art. Nothing says “trad masculinity” like Pete with his tie loosened singing "Jody."
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where the fuck they come up with 100 million people thats like 1/3rd the entire us population
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The world will be a better place when Glenn Greenwald, Matt Taibbi and every other perpetual-contrarian libertarian who claims to be "principled" kills themselves.
All that bitching about Kamala Harris doing one campaign stop with Liz Cheney to broadcast that Trump was so far right that even established right wing figures think he's too far right, only for them to worship at the altar of Dick Cheney once Trump decided to pull an Iraq/Afghanistan on Venezuela.
These people have no genuine beliefs or values outside of worshipping Trump's every move.
Both of Trump's administrations were built on extreme pie-in-the-sky promises that him and his cabinet have absolutely no intention or capability of delivering, but still sell to their gullible, racist moronic followers as some magical One Quick Trick to resolve all their problems, such as housing, jobs, monetary inflation, DMV wait times, that one cold spot on last night's leftovers that the microwave refuses to reheat.
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Torygraph types were demanding that Corbyn endorse this kind of thing.
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I don’t feel bad for Trump. The list of Lolcows I feel bad for is short and Trump is not on it. And unlike all other Lolcows, his actions have a direct impact on my life. That puts him at the bottom of the list.
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Sports subreddit-subscribing late forties misanthropes. Weak men with very few ethics.
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Taibbi has some good takes on the big banks that did the 2008 recession.
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I'd argue the opposite. It was built on extremely doable promises that were framed as pie in the sky.
Trade deals like USMCA were worked out, while framed as groundbreaking and monumental for the common man.
The border getting tightened up and maybe putting up some barriers was a pretty minor project in comparison to many. Was like a few hundred miles of border that even needed physical barriers of some kind so would have been easily doable, but Democrats were fiercely opposed to the optics of throwing Trump a bone on it.
Trump also took a position on corporate inversion, wanting to create laws and policy orders to force companies to bring their taxable income into the US where it could and should have been taxed. He framed this as "oh these companies are desperate to bring their money in, but they need us to help make that possible!". For some reason, this promise largely got forgotten by both sides but I fucking loved it since it fucked over some of these Indian companies.
It was honestly a mandatory repatriation tax, from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, part of a transition from only taxing that income when it was repatriated which I guess pretty much meant much of the future earnings were basically tax exempt. So we fucked over the assholes and made them pay up.
Then you had stuff like the DoJ policies enacted about telling migrants to wait in third countries rather than getting to reside in the US while getting processed as to whether we'd accept them. Was pretty ordinary stuff that both Democrats and Republicans would largely be ok with.
You also had the policy of opportunity zones, 10 year long measure, that was done to help increase investment in low income areas. Was marketed as something purely to help black people for whatever reason, but helped a lot of areas get more housing developed which is a pretty big deal (especially given how hot a topic it is in politics now).
A lot of the successes likely had to do with Trump having much more reasonable people working for him in comparison to this time around, while Trump would still put his signature spin on these topics to help sell them to the public. I think there is an issue though that people got into weird memes of what all would radically change about the United States, like making it into a mostly white utopia, that were unrealistic and that they're still stuck on. They want to see all visas end and even non-white citizens or legal residents deported, which Trump 2.0 is wanting to say they're trying to make a reality even if it isn't realistic (or even when Trump is saying outright at times they're not wanting to do).
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Yep, I only want Chris Chan locked up in an asylum because I genuinely think he needs to be removed from the internet for his own mental health, and that upon being surrounded by doctors he can get the help he desperately had needed for decades.
For Trump I want him locked up because this economy should honestly be a crime.
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Wait... I tought war was good for the american economy.
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America is on track to deporting 325,000 people this year. At this pace, it’ll be 308 years until they deport 100 million people.
This is pretty much how Republicans get people to be against the government, by conflating things like getting a permit to build a deck or waiting in line at the DMV with companies dumping hazardous chemicals into a river or committing mass fraud. Totally the same thing. Those heccin’ c-suites are just like you and me, getting hassled by big government!
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Trump is hinting at going after Mexico next
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It's important in trying times like these to remember that Michael Jackson's doctor was a real person who really did exist and practice medicine.
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I can think of one other ethnicity in this country which costs us billions in welfare annually:
Buncha faggots feeling themselves.
In fairness, Russian “protection” is a fart in the wind, Iran’s up next, Greater Israel’s about to get a glow-up, and China couldn’t care less....apparently we bombed Chávez’s mausoleum too. Not a base or anything strategic, just a statement by the CIA. The neocons’ wet dream is starting to look like actual reality, and it’s not like they’re gonna lose a single Republican vote over it.
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i await being considered a part of the bad guys in the upcoming world war. just know to all foreigners that its nothing personal.