Don't those fools at Trump rallies get tired of him b****ing and moaning about his legal problems? He goes on and on and on, trying to convince those idiots that he is a victim at every rally. It's the same old song and dance, with his doom and gloom over the country. The difference now and 4 years ago is his bouts of dementia, mumble jumble rants where he struggles with words and makes no sense, his screwups talking about Obama instead of Biden, leg dragging, and signs of serious memory and health issues. A sociopath criminal wannabe Dictator on the brink of Alzheimer's, is a security risk not to be ignored.
Just came across this piece which really sums up how Trump has numbed us to the truly crazy, corrupt and bizarre things that he does. "The banality of Chaos" perfectly sums up how Trump keeps going even though he says and does things that would sink any other politician. https://www.ft.com/content/35106042-2e96-4dde-8cf6-734c6e89fd9e Democracy dies in Trumpian boredom The candidate’s unchecked flow of untruths and bizarre outbursts spell danger but no longer cause sufficient shock Call it the banality of chaos. Here is a checklist of Donald Trump’s recent activity. He promised on day one of his presidency to let January 6 convicts out of jail, close the US-Mexico border and “drill baby drill” for gas and oil. He feted Viktor Orbán in Mar-a-Lago as the best leader in the world and assured Hungary’s strongman that he would not “give a penny” to Ukraine. He took out a $91.6mn surety bond to pay defamation damages to his sexual assault victim, E Jean Carroll. He purged the Republican National Committee with 60 staff firings — the opening move by his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, who he handpicked as RNC co-chair. He did a U-turn on TikTok, now saying its Chinese parent company should retain ownership. He mimicked Joe Biden’s stutter, insisted that America’s true inflation rate was 50 per cent and attacked Jimmy Kimmel as the worst ever Oscars host. It seems almost trivial to add that new detail emerged about Trump’s apparent soft spot for Adolf Hitler. All this happened since last Friday. Now multiply that by 47, which is the number of five-day slots between now and the general election. Even the most diligent Trump observer would feel catatonic after a few such increments. It is thus little surprise that most of his recent episodes did not hit the headlines. In another time, with a normal candidate, any single one would hijack the news cycle. Trump’s candidacy is so far off the charts it is almost paranormal. That is the essence of his political appeal. It means he is judged by a different standard to Biden, or any other politician, Democratic or Republican. Katie Britt, an Alabama senator, hogged the airwaves for two days last week after giving the Republican response to Biden’s State of the Union address. On top of Britt’s otherworldly delivery style, her blunder was to have misled viewers with an anecdote about a Mexican sex trafficking victim. Every time Trump gives a speech, he dispenses a minimum of several full-blown lies. His untruths merit a shrug; everybody else’s qualify as a scandal. This dual standard is to a large extent subconscious. In 2018, Trump’s then chief strategist, Steve Bannon, described his media tactics as “flooding the zone with ****”. The more bizarreness Trump generates, the less people notice. Economists would call this hyperinflation, except that the item being devalued is our capacity to be shocked. A good example is the gap between how Biden’s syntax is measured versus Trump’s. Biden often confuses dates and names and he has never been articulate. Yet the point he is trying to make is usually plain. His mix-ups merit front-page treatment. Trump issues regular flights of gibberish that might trigger a primary challenge if they came from Biden. This was Trump’s reasoning about real inflation earlier this week. “And let’s take a look at outside of the stock market . . . we’re going through hell,” he told CNBC’s Squawk Box. “People are going through hell. They have — I believe the number is 50 per cent. They say 32 and 33 per cent. I believe we have a cumulative inflation of over 50 per cent. That means people are, you know, they have to make more than 50 per cent more over a fairly short period of time to stay up . . . And they have been treated very very badly with policy.” Good luck trying to figure out Trump’s inflation policy. After Trump was elected in 2016, the Washington Post adopted the slogan “Democracy dies in darkness”. But that was incomplete. No matter what approach America’s media takes to Trump, controversy is assured. Ignoring what he says is negligence. Running his speeches live is an in-kind subsidy. The same applies to he-said-she-said traditional reporting. Fact-checking is for losers. The beauty of the media’s quandary from Trump’s vantage point is that whatever it does will trigger in-house controversy. Bannon described the mainstream media as the “opposition party”. The ideal opponent is one that is always at war with itself. In gratitude, Trump routinely calls journalists “criminals”. The 2024 election’s odd blend is to be equal parts dull and frightening. If Trump is true to his word, 10 months from now he will be rounding up millions of illegal immigrants for deportation. Ukraine’s war against Vladimir Putin’s Russia will be over. The same fate would befall Trump’s federal criminal trials. His Department of Justice would be investigating his opponents. And he will have invoked the Insurrection Act to shut down civilian protests with US troops. Bannon’s zone would have long since overflowed. America would have arrived there in broad daylight.
Link We had more examples where Trump couldn’t complete a sentence and strung the fragments together incoherently. It’s worth noting that his demeanor changes dramatically at these moments. At one point, Trump was making nonsense sounds, struggling to form even a single word. At one of his events, he said “We’ll re-ve-du. Ohhhh..” At that moment, Trump took a long-defeated sigh, and looked up at the ceiling blankly, looking confused and de-energized. Finally, Trump is sometimes reduced to simply vocalizing nonsense sounds that are not words at all like an infant. For example, at a recent rally Trump said "Gang, boom. This is me. I hear bing". Trump is literally babbling nonsensically and his followers at these rallies, or interviewers on right-wing media, are nodding their heads in appreciation like he makes sense. This is deeply disturbing.
It just shows how damn stupid and reckless that idiot was during the pandemic. He was an incompetent disgrace of a leader. Seriously, to say something so stupid just shows how dumb that man is. "I see the disinfectant that knocks it out in a minute, one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning?"
And melanie shows up what... one appearance per month? Biding her time until the prenupt is invalidated...
do the trumps actually pay anything out of their own pocket? do they simply grift off the name.....................how gullible maga sheep are, we know there tight on cash but ya cant even pay the hair stylist to the wife on your won.................good thing trump put his DIL in charge of gop checkbook, no need to hide this anymore
It's offical now.....every dollar given to the RNC officially goes straight to cover his legal expenses. Amazing how brainwashed these utter morons are @El_Conquistador
Trump had to find others willing to foot his bills after he blew through all the millions his daddy gave him since he was a child, and then blew through the hundreds of millions he got off his daddy's death. Trump Engaged in Suspect Tax Schemes as He Reaped Riches From His Father https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/10/02/us/politics/donald-trump-tax-schemes-fred-trump.html
Joe biden has sued Google to try to break up the company in court right now. I'm sure they're totally helping the guy who's literally trying to force them out of business lol MAGATs are so effin stupid that i feel sorry for them. Dumbest electorate in the world
Far be it from to question such a reputable source as "endwokeness" but aren't they showing two different definition sources (dictionary.com and oxford dictionary). And how is google being blamed?
https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/21/poli...suggestions-impractical-and-unjust/index.html “If you don’t got no money, take your broke ass home…!” - Fergie (“Glamorous”).
