💼 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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Never let the truth get in the way of the story you want to tell. That's the Free Press way!

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The irony of becoming exactly what he feared: a smiling idiot with no brain!

Trump is a wart on corporate America,” and it’s like, okay, then why was he on Letterman thirty-five times. He wasn’t a pariah, he lived there. “This man is a threat to democracy,” meanwhile he’s hosting SNL. They created this monster.

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You've gotta be weapons-grade retarded to not be able to see the damage he's doing to America and how senile and mush-brained he is
 
I figured it had to be. There is no way he would have been able to get the shoe on if it was THAT big. I still don't understand why he doesn't use a concealer that matches his skin tone for that bruise on his hand, though.

Trump is a wart on corporate America,” and it’s like, okay, then why was he on Letterman thirty-five times. He wasn’t a pariah, he lived there. “This man is a threat to democracy,” meanwhile he’s hosting SNL. They created this monster.
I blame the creators of The Apprentice most of all. He was already fading from the media spotlight when they resurrected him for the masses. It debuted shortly before he hosted SNL.
 
I blame the creators of The Apprentice most of all.
Zucker’s a caricature, right? A Jew who eats money for breakfast? And somehow he keeps getting promoted? Apparently the UAE is backing him taking over British newspapers. Not like some Bari Weiss plant or anything. He's not even useful to the 'right' people, he's just a moron.

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It sucks when Trump accidentally tells the truth, because for a second you’re like, "...is this guy based?” And then you remember he’s not telling the truth for you. He’s desperate for billionaires' approval in a way he has never been been for ours.
 
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It sucks when Trump accidentally tells the truth, because for a second you’re like, "...is this guy based?” And then you remember he’s not telling the truth for you. He’s desperate for billionaires' approval in a way he has never been been for ours.
But I was told home prices would go down because of migrants being deported, what am I supposed to do about my 50 year mortgage now?!
 
The fucking bad guy in BTTF2 was modeled after him for Christ's sake
that always screamed bullshit to me. the jews have always had it out for blond white dudes and Ted Turner was a much bigger name and target in the 1980s. Ted colorizing old hollywood films made him the Nick Fuentes of his day as far as the jews were concerned.
ut he owes his current presidency to The Apprentice
This, i remember my cool cousins laughing at Trump for being a retard and hosting a reality show. They also used to mock joe rogan. Only the normie saw those two and thought it was aspirational. my grandparents signed up for trump university too.

Its insane how much hosting that stupid show made him an icon outside of NYC. before then he was like Hugh Hefner or Ron Jeremy, like a punchline reference. People had so little knowledge about trump beyond being a reference that the fresh prince episode featuring him says he was born and raised in Bel-Air. This nigga was mr. New York but so few people would know and give a shit they just retcon'd his entire life.


and it’s like, okay, then why was he on Letterman thirty-five times. He wasn’t a pariah, he lived there. “This man is a threat to democracy,” meanwhile he’s hosting SNL. They created this monster.
Letterman was always a fag, he was a lot like Stern where he catered to a more reactionary audience and then toned it down once Bush got in office and really started cracking down on anything that wasn't family friendly. every Letterman superfan i've talked to can't name me a single good moment from the CBS years and basically forgot it existed after 2000. its a lot like Conan, once they left the tonight show after show, their entertainment value dropped completely.

there was an old clip of his late night show where he cheered on Bernie Goetz and wanted him to be president. 1980s David Letterman would be head migger.
 
like a punchline reference.
to further compound this. Remember John Wayne Bobbitt? thats the level Trump was at in the 90s, he was a reference, no one really knows or cares much beyond being a key reference for jokes. They both starred in pornos and commercials and were regulars on stern and appeared on WWF and anywhere else that would take them. Kato Kailen was about that level of famous or well known. Trump wouldn't have even won a contest of famous donalds
 
It is inexplicable to me how anyone could even question him being engaged in some nefarious shit. He was more connected to the elite, party-going hedonists than fucking Ronny Reagan. He was the exemplar of American indulgence in fame and fortune, and all of the side effects that came with those two things.
The Apprentice and the fact he kept slipping in doses of truth about how politicians bow to their donors and how he is "self-financing" his campaign. Not to mention him using populist positions compared to the other politicians aside from Bernie and Rand Paul.

There's also the fact the news promoted him a lot to the masses because of Hillary's pied piper strategy cause she thought Jeb Bush would have been a tougher opponent.
 
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The left has like six minutes to figure out how to talk to human beings before some guy who learned talking points straight from 2013 /pol/ is the President of the United States.


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All that ass kissing for special envoy to Greenland. Embarrassing.

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The left has like six minutes to figure out how to talk to human beings before some guy who learned talking points straight from 2013 /pol/ is the President of the United States.
2013 pol talking points are mainstream now. Shane Gillis, Mr. Football himself, talks like 2013 /pol/ on his podcast. 'BLACK PEOPLE ARE WHY I CAN'T GO TO THE GAS STATION ANYMORE!' & 'LEAVE THE SCIENCE TO WHITE PEOPLE, ASIANS SMELL REE!' and they allow this fucker to be the biggest comedian in the country and shove him in your face every weekend of the last third of the year.

2013 pol was like 1993 punk. a dozen years later all of it was mainstream. every normie liked green day, offspring and no doubt.

even the commercials now are like 'whites have the best genes' and the latest studies showed a majority of people under 50 don't give a fuck about jews 'me mum holly' bullshit anymore.

If i'm being honest i can easily see Vance just backstabbing trump and taking the throne in 2027. it seems even USPG2 prefers him over trump now, trump's own approval rating among the base and mainstream is so rotten that he could throw him to the wolves and not get too much backlash.

There will be enough footage of trump from his midterm rallies for Vance to pull a Doctor who and go 'isn't he a bit tired' and it all comes crumbling down.

I can see it now. Bibi loses next year, israel has a new PM who goes full sweeping on the boomer pedos and it causes a 'day of the pillow' style firing of them in the US. Vance gets to be in power and try and salvage things, Newsom fails in the primary and whatever ethnic woman ends up winning the primary ends up losing the election because all of the debates are sponsored by X and Tiktok and they never get a chance.
 
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It really does feel like Trump has a kind of animal sense that the reaper is coming, but because he’s Trump, every attempt at legacy-building looks very slapdash and designed to be quietly dismantled or forgotten the minute he’s gone. I don’t think these carriers are even meant to be finished before he croaks.
 
Trump is a wart on corporate America,” and it’s like, okay, then why was he on Letterman thirty-five times. He wasn’t a pariah, he lived there. “This man is a threat to democracy,” meanwhile he’s hosting SNL. They created this monster.
He was seen as an entertaining buffoon, which he was and is. If they hadn't tried to turn him into MechaHitler 2.0 he wouldn't have got half the (voting) country voting for him just out of spite and hating journalists.
 
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It sucks when Trump accidentally tells the truth, because for a second you’re like, "...is this guy based?” And then you remember he’s not telling the truth for you. He’s desperate for billionaires' approval in a way he has never been been for ours.
I'm sure that the vast percentage of his underwater approval rating comes from billionaires.
I hate all of Trump's minions, but there's something about Patel...I want to smack him up one side of the head and down the other the most. It's not an ethnic thing, either. It's that deer-in-the-headlights stare and being the worst of any of them at deflecting (and they're all bad at it).
 
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I blame the creators of The Apprentice most of all. He was already fading from the media spotlight when they resurrected him for the masses. It debuted shortly before he hosted SNL.
Speaking purely anecdotally, I think The Apprentice was pretty much the way most Americans defined Trump prior to 2015 or so. Even during his non-campaign in 2011, which is around the time he seemed to discover Tea Party-style Faux-Populism as a way to garner free publicity, he was always "Businessman/CEO and Reality TV Show Host Donald Trump" before he was anything else. The idea that he even could be a serious political candidate didn't show up anywhere until c. 2015.

At that point, I think he basically won his first election by sheer inertia. Historically, American patterns of voting have changed significantly due to seismic political shifts like the War of 1812, the rise of Jacksonian Democracy, and the Civil War, but the Post-WWII cultural environment has generally being a swinging pendulum favoring that each party hold at most two terms in the chief executive office, with the rare exception of George H.W. Bush reflecting an unusually strong and lasting shift to the Right under the Reagan Administration. President Obama was mostly mediocre, not terrible but not great, and had basically no chance of keeping the seat warm for a Democratic successor during his last term in the Oval Office. The problem for the GOP establishment, which was most likely to win in 2016 no matter who they ran, was that nobody actually  liked any of their mainstream candidates. Jeb Bush and Newt Gingrich were not drawing in crowds at primaries. Trump, on the other hand, suddenly had an advantage in being the  Apprentice guy. He was a brilliant showman, probably not actually expecting to win at the outset, but aware that he could both use a failed campaign as a money maker in its own right and establish himself as a force in partisan Republican politics, encouraging candidates to support his business and personal interests in exchange for endorsement. Using his role on the show for initial clout, he saw an opportunity to move beyond that, and he took it.

Building a cult of personality as a kind of viral marketing is actually pretty ingenious. Not in a way that qualifies you to be head of state of a nuclear-armed global Hyperpower, but still pretty smart. Once he won the primary, he didn't have to win the general election. Broader political forces all but guaranteed he would. All he had to do was to stay inoffensive enough to not actively lose, and with the Democratic candidate being a bland 1990s-era Neoliberal whose fame had peaked almost 20 years ago and whose sole unique quality was having a vagina rather than a penis, that was as easy as not getting a swastika tattoo and/or threatening to start a global thermonuclear holocaust. The fact that his name recognition came primarily from an already well-past-its-prime cable TV show, and that his actual business ventures ranged from standard-issue inherited investments to bankrupt failures, no longer mattered. He just had to be well-known enough to get his supporters to the polls, and to avoid doing anything so terrible that his opponents would get out in large numbers.

After winning a presidential election, you're always going to be "Former President", whatever your initial claim to fame. Anyone who thinks he's actually more of a businessman/politician than a celebrity is just delusional, though. Even pre-Apprentice, and post-election, he's still mostly known for what are mostly deliberate marketing stunts and engineered controversies. You can see how differently he handles the backlash from obvious engagement-driving "controversies" (Gulf of America, 'shithole countries', the Kim Jong-Un Twitter exchange, 2020 election conspiracies, etc.) and actual, potentially-damaging controversies. Things like the consequences of the Dobbs decision, Hurricane Maria, or the US withdrawal from Kurdish-majority regions in Iraq get deliberately buried or distanced from him as far as possible, even when his role in them is undeniably substantial. He's great at garnering publicity, and unbelievably shitty at actually making decisions rather than following plans drawn up by others.
 
He was seen as an entertaining buffoon, which he was and is. If they hadn't tried to turn him into MechaHitler 2.0 he wouldn't have got half the (voting) country voting for him just out of spite and hating journalists.
Every so often people hit me with that line, “Dems should’ve just kissed Trump’s ass, we’d have gotten the moon", and they always gotta add, “I’m not even a fan of Trump, even though he’s jacked and hot. But then you peek at their post history and, surprise, just trying to peel off Dem support.

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And it’s never a normal conservative, either. Hand-wringing about how Enoch Powell was right.
 
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