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Problem is... most right wing dictators that fled to the US became Dem donators.
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Problem is... most right wing dictators that fled to the US became Dem donators.
Quoookie
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No one can truly piss him off. He will be laughing his ass off in real life always and in death forever at any so called haters but they just wanna be really him for a day...maybe even less. He is in their heads 24/7...and when he dies they will be jacking off to him both male/females and all the in betweens. Barron will be like "Ha Ha!" aka Nelson from the Simpsons at the them all in life and death too. Fuck off "haters" you would give up everything to be Trump.
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Given how much Trump hates all those people that's a really weird comparison to make. Moretankiechapo will be seething.
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I swear to god, if we get another “Trump has less than 10% chance of winning!” media spin come election season...
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I'd suggest "maybe try to make sure there is law and order rather than just tweeting about it", but we don't know if that's even necessary given how crazy the Democrats have gone now. Tucker Carlson is the highest rated cable news show ever so the conservative audience is still there, he just has to show that he's worth supporting again.
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The "Situation Monitor" memes are being thrown around even by normies now. Most conservative voters know this is a choice between Trump or brutal reprisals from black mobs, but they're already getting the latter now with not much being done.
IMO the real problem isn't if Trump is re-elected, it's him needing to make meaningful progress in the second term to get a successor into power.
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Even in normal times the parties tend to switch in power after 2 terms. The last time a president handed over to another in the same party was Reagan to Bush Sr in 1989. Given Ginsburg is very unlikely to live to 2025 it seems likely that another Trump term will lead to more judges that will make any post-2024 Democrat's time in office a lot harder than it would be with a Biden win this year; Democrats have already made a real ruckus over the existing judicial appointments, even though they haven't really done much. They would at least most likely prove useful in the event of attempted laws against "hate speech"; I'd expect progressive judges to more or less start ignoring the first amendment at this point.
It's possible a Republican wins 2024 if the Democrats keep running on crazy platforms, but that's unlikely even historically speaking. 2 party systems switch over from time to time.
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A second Trump term would have him able to (finally) act pretty freely. Has an actually useful AG now, has Russiagate largely done, and plenty judges replaced so there are viewer legal roadblocks that slow everything down. Hell things he tried to do his first week in office like the Keystone pipeline are still delayed due to the courts.
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Why does Biden have a Spanish language campaign where the de facto national language is English?
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What they don't say is "What percentage of Americans are tired of the bullshit that we spout?" Or better yet, "How many Americans are tired of the riots that we praise and worship?"
Those make much better headlines.
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Please rate me late if this has already been posted, I saw this meme on r/pcm and thought it was just a fake screenshot that someone had made to make fun of r/politics.
Couldn't believe that it was an actual article posted to r/politics that is currently sitting at over 19k upvotes with multiple awards.
The comments are full of kindergarten level insults that I can't believe any adult actual sat down to post and thinks is funny.
Couldn't believe that it was an actual article posted to r/politics that is currently sitting at over 19k upvotes with multiple awards.
The comments are full of kindergarten level insults that I can't believe any adult actual sat down to post and thinks is funny.
I just hope we get an updated version of this for the 2020 election cycle using all the new media spin about his "ultra low chances of winning", I still rewatch it every so often.
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I go for this one, personally.Please rate me late if this has already been posted, I saw this meme on r/pcm and thought it was just a fake screenshot that someone had made to make fun of r/politics.
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Couldn't believe that it was an actual article posted to r/politics that is currently sitting at over 19k upvotes with multiple awards.
The comments are full of kindergarten level insults that I can't believe any adult actual sat down to post and thinks is funny.
I just hope we get an updated version of this for the 2020 election cycle using all the new media spin about his "ultra low chances of winning", I still rewatch it every so often.
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I hate modern media.
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lol. They are so shitting a brick.
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Going to be re-elected because all of you people have gone insane.
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We are.
So, a bit of a political science perspective which I have mentioned a few times in this thread. The left wing in the U.S. forgot how to actually fight the culture war. They went decades of being the established counter culture, then everyone -hated- Bush, then Black Jesus won. They created a narrative that their success is literally inevitable. You have seen the results of Trump winning against that mindset, but what people miss is that the mindset is still quite alive.
But what does that mean? Well, it means that they can't fire up the base. If your victory is inevitable, how do you motivate people to take it seriously? You can't doomsay and expect it to actually move anyone but the minority which haven't bought into your massive narrative. You can't point to specific issues and motivate on that, they are already going to win on them.
It creates a scenario where they, ironically, depress their own voter turnout by being so self-assuredly smug of their own victory.
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Even if President Trump loses this election, he still gets the last laugh. He became the President of the United States and singlehandedly smashed the establishment parties into the ground. His influence will survive generations beyond his term or terms in office.
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I'm partial to this one, more of an "aftermath" video.
The musical selections that accompany it are absolutely perfect, in my opinion.