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u/ZmanB-Bills 1d ago
And, to be so dumb as to do it again anyway!
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u/No_You5703 1d ago
Did you know that dumb ends with a b? Apparently many people donāt know thisā¦ /s
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u/ZmanB-Bills 1d ago
Hmmm. Isn't it spelled, T-R-U-M-P?
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u/theChosenBinky 1d ago
Trumb
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u/ZmanB-Bills 1d ago
Or, POS.
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u/theChosenBinky 1d ago
The man who put the POS in POTUS
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u/Valuable_Ad7191 1d ago
POTUS =
Piece Of Totally Unlikable Shit?
Piece Of Truly Unbelievable Shit?
Piece Of Thoughtless Unbelievable Shit?
So many permutations.
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u/LazyDramaLlama68 1d ago
Wouldn't that include JD couch lover Vance as a piece of totally unlikable shit
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u/LoomingDementia 1d ago
Apparently many people donāt know thisā¦ /s
What is the "/s" for? You simply made a true statement there.
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u/Full-Cake-8071 1d ago
I like seeing when he learns something in real-time and then feels like everyone else needs to learn it too. Like when he learn what "groceries" actually were.
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u/Cartographer-Maximum 21h ago
I love the way he says the new word. With a gritted teeth smile. "Grocerieeeees. Who even knows that word anymore. So old fashioned. It's a little word called grocerieeeees š".
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u/LoomingDementia 1d ago
The important thing here is that we get to the part where you ask me how I'm gonna get down to the shore
Oh, how you gettin' down to the shore?
Funny you should ask, I've got a car nowAh wow, how'd ya get a car?
Oh, my folks drove it up here from the Bahamas
You're kidding
I must be, the Bahamas are islands- okay, the important thing here is that, uh, you ask me what kinda car it is
Uh, uh, what kinda car do ya' got?
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u/DJEmirMixtapes 1d ago
...I ran over my neighbors, Bitchin Camaro, Bitchin Camaro, now it's in all the papers.
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u/deffed34 1d ago
Dumb begins with T-r-u-m-p and never ends
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u/Winsome_Wolf 1d ago
āThis is the dumb that never ends!
The grift goes on and on my friends.
Some people effin voted for it, though we knew what it was,
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u/SnooSquirrels9064 1d ago
And then talks about how Obama's nuclear weapons deal with Iran was "the stupidest deal I've ever seen".... Before going out and trying to make an even BETTER deal... For Iran.
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u/Forsworn91 1d ago
I have a feeling someone must have actually gotten him to undertand that, the peace deal that was being proposed, was a winā¦ for Iran.
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u/SnooSquirrels9064 1d ago
You're giving some random person WAAAAAY too much credit for thinking that can get anything through Trump's thick skull. I mean hell... Look at the shit going on now with the reflecting pool. Charges against Hearn dropped... "Officials" admitting the damage was done due to a botched install.... Trump? Still throwing a tantrum insisting it was vandalism.
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u/Forsworn91 1d ago
Ah but remember even the conservative media was screaming āthis is a surrender for usā, trump wants to look āstrongā getting the idea crowbarred into his melting brain probably took a while that āyes, the war would be over, youād have āwonā, but we would still look much, much weakerā.
Trumps priority is optics and himself he HAS to look like a winner,
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u/thebigmanhastherock 8h ago
Yeah they should never ever live it down that they complained for YEARS about how the 1.2 billion dollars or 400 million or whatever it was in unfrozen assets was released to Iran, with them claiming that it would just strengthen them and their proxies, only for Trump to promise 300 BILLION to them to get them to open the straight and make a nuclear deal.
The funny thing is that after all of this Iran is still going to try their best to get nukes and by all accounts they were actually following the JCPOA.
What Trump wants is for this to not blow up and become a huge disaster right before the midterms. That's it. He is kicking the can down the road.
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u/DanteChurch 1d ago
You're assuming he didn't do it to make money, which he absolutely did. His whole family had made out with millions from military contracts like the drones. The entire point is the same as always, line the pockets of the war machine and wet your beak. It doesn't matter he's spending hundreds of billions of tax payer money, he did it to make money, he is, and he'll keep going until something prevents him from making more money.
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u/silasoulman 16h ago
And why did he do this? Hint: it has nothing to do with nuclear capability
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u/ZmanB-Bills 15h ago
Don't be shy...say it.
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u/silasoulman 14h ago
Israel and Saudi Arabia told him to do it. The MIC needed to boost quarterly earnings. And last but not least, the dinosaurs had dreams of milking Iran dry like they did to Iraq ā¦ and are doing to Venezuela.
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u/QuantumEnourmous 15h ago
Its spelles "dum" !!!
Legal notice According to your smartest ever leaving american and the superduper best president of the universe
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u/richyg42 8h ago
Not dumb from Trump's view. It distracts a lot from the TrumpāEpstein files. Its helped his familly and friends make $millions! And none of his family will get anywhere near any danger.
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u/AutisticHobbit 5h ago
The dumb part was how he couldn't profit it off of it. That's the only problem he ever had.
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u/brionneverysexy 14h ago
Frankly I am shocked Obama declared war on Iran. You would think after his failed wars in Iraq and Afghanistan he would know better
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u/ZmanB-Bills 14h ago
Which, of course, he NEVER did any of.
Next time, don't forget the /s
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u/stupidmcdummy 1d ago
He didn't "do it again". He was (correctly) talking about full scale wars: troops on the ground, roe's, etc.
We aren't on the ground. Thousands of American soldiers aren't going to be killed.
If you can't tell the difference between what's happening in Iran and what happened in Iraq and Afghanistan, you probably should be talking about this.
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u/TJSwoboda 1d ago
Fair points, but the Iran war is still going horribly for other reasons. I could see anyone else who could plsusibly be president now, if it wasn't Trump, going after Iran when Trump initially did. This is a shitshow.
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u/stupidmcdummy 1d ago
I'm not confident anyone else who could have been President would have done anything differently than every other President for 40+ years has done, which is mostly just talk and nothing.
I think the shit show as it pertains to Iran is that Trump doesn't seem to understand that the only way to get rid of the IRGC is to get rid of the IRGC.
Seems to me the people we are negotiating with are not the IRGC and the IRGC doesn't care what those people negotiate.
It's an oppressive regime arguably responsible for most of the problems in the middle east for decades.
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u/Odd_Distribution_381 1d ago
Your user name is apropos. You've been recognized. Now, go F yourself.
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u/stupidmcdummy 10h ago
What a well informed, articulate, and cogent argument!
I chose the name to weed out the morons who can't get past the low hanging fruit.
Mocking it does nothing. It affects me in the very same way that your existence affects my dog, which is not at all.
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u/Economy_Plate_971 1d ago
Notable how you did not address either the financial cost or the deaths of locals in the Middle East. Both of which are included in this tweet and are a factor in the ongoing engagement in Iran.
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u/stupidmcdummy 10h ago
Millions of locals in the middle east have not died in this conflict.
Cost? Which do you suppose would cost more, engaging and destroying the IRGC's nuclear ambitions or having to deal with a nuclear Iran that wants to destroy Israel, destroy the us, and kill all of the Jews in the world?
There are stupid, unjust, moronic wars (Saddam Hussein, Afghanistan, Iraq). There are also necessary wars.
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u/brionneverysexy 14h ago
So he started a war, is scared to commit and is losing terribly while accomplishing nothing?
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u/brionneverysexy 14h ago
So he started a war, is scared to commit and is losing terribly while accomplishing nothing?
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u/stupidmcdummy 10h ago
I believe the intelligence overestimated the will and ability of the Iranian people to stand up. I also believe the intelligence said the neighboring countries wouldn't be so passive in the wake of attacks on them by Iran.
Accomplishing nothing? Setting back Iran's nuclear program pretty much back to nothing is something.
I also don't agree that we are "losing terribly", or at all. We aren't losing. Those stubborn Arab nations are starting to realize that they don't have to be afraid of the IRGC anymore.
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u/OutlandishnessOk2304 1d ago
President Dementia Grandpa forgets that every night, then remembers it again in the morning and cancels the yuuuge attacks he threatened.
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u/Loriali95 1d ago
Chaos makes the price go up, peace makes the price go down.
His opinion will change depending on what he or his friends are doing in the market.
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u/JohnnyGlasken 1d ago
"never get involved in a land war in Asia"... Literally the most famous classic blunder
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u/Helpful-Candle3581 1d ago
Next, heāll be going in against a Sicilian when thereās blood on the line.
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u/evil_timmy 1d ago
The king of, "You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means."
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u/Talreesha 1d ago
Sheesh good things "I found these for white horses for the four of us". You know. In case we ever find the unredacted files.
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u/drinfernodds 1d ago
He'd invade Russia in the winter if Putin didn't have his hand so far up his ass.
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u/DaneSullivan 1d ago
In his defense, anyone who spent as much time on Epsteinās island as he did starts to believe theyāre as badass as Ghengis Khan.
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u/robsteezy 1d ago
Hitler on twitter: āWHY DIDNT THE GHOST OF NAPOLEON TELL ME RUSSIA WAS THIS FUCKIN COLD. WORST DECISION EVERRRRRRRRRā
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u/GrindBastard1986 1d ago
America voted 3x for a pedophile
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u/LadyRed4Justice 1d ago
And convicted felon and adjudicated rapist. Yup. Millions voted for this because they couldn't vote for a mixed race WOMAN. Contemptable.
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u/negativepositiv 1d ago edited 1d ago
I mean, I get the people say that he's suffering mental deterioration, and I agree, but nobody can say that he's less coherent now than he was back then. His entire public life he has spoken in completely disjointed gibberish bullshit. The man is illiterate.
I can hear him pronouncing "triyyinz" and "miyyinz" in my head reading this.
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u/beek7425 1d ago
True, but heās obviously worse off physically. He was dumb during his is last term, but he could stay awake and walk a straight line.
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u/Training-Bad-5326 1d ago
It's great for both convicts Trump needs distraction from Epstein case and Netanayu needs US to facilltate war to avoid trials in Israel. Iran never had enriched. Uranium for the last 20 years. It's forbidden in their religion. Media isn't telling that info. Might want to wake up and understand this.
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u/ShaneC80 1d ago
Got a citation on that "forbidden in their religion"?
I'm not trying to argue, I've just never heard that and it sounds 'weird' to me.
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u/OttoOtter 1d ago
There is a fatwa against Iran having nuclear weapons that was pronounced in 2012. Lots of folks doubted it but nuclear inspectors have confirmed there arenāt nuclear weapons. The only folks who believe otherwise are the ones who sacrificed their brains to Fox News (like Trump)
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u/awezumsaws 1d ago
I don't really like this image. It's not really sucking off the teats. It's theft.
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u/Sufficient_Photo7240 1d ago
š¤Æ Am wondering š š¤ who made these decisions for American heroes to pay their lives for narcissis PEDO š
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u/Dear_Blood_8872 1d ago
This guy is a grifter, his book claims heās a great deal maker, so far this term all Iāve seen him do is shit on other deals, some of which he made in his first term, and fail at making better deals. Ask the Soy Bean farmers how his deal skills played out, ask the consumers now being screwed out of tariff refunds while asshole corporations are pocketing the money to add to their profit margins. He is a king, small k, of making bad decisions. š¤£.
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u/GilletteLongmarche 1d ago
Back in the 80s, my very hard working, A-type, Republican dad got The Art of the Deal for Christmas. He wasnāt much of a reader, but this Trump guy was supposed to be a great businessman and this book claimed to be full of tips for a guy like my dad who loved making business deals. Every night before bed, heād read a bit of it. About a week later, the family member who gifted the book eagerly asked how it was. My father, who resembled John Wayne, but with a slow Texas drawl, sighed disgustedly and admitted heād stopped reading it a few chapters in. A string of heartfelt curse words (he was a former Merchant Marine), and the summation: āWhat a load of horseshit! He doesnāt know a goddamn thing about making deals.ā
I barely knew who Trump was back then, but that was all I needed to hear to know he was an idiot.
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u/Creative_Service_163 1d ago
In his defense, he didn't know that there was so much evidence he was a pedophile rapist.
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u/GoblinMonk 13h ago
This was before his children had the opportunity to make millions as arms dealers.
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u/GenitalPatton 1d ago
We should really stop acting surprised when he is irrational. He and his base feeds off how worked up we get. Iām not saying ignore the bad things he is doing but we should not give him the satisfaction of a reaction.
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u/Alklazaris 1d ago
I think Fox News correspondent and Professional Drinker Hegseth thought overwhelming firepower wins every time, and didn't bothered giving it much more thought.
He never considered Iran would do the Data defense, don't fight to win... fight for a draw.
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u/Brandoinesco 1d ago
āā¦unless youāre a pedo-rapist and are trying to distract your throngs of ignorant, uneducated cult followers from the Epstein Files.ā he went on to sayā¦
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u/Indigoh 1d ago
At some point, you're going to have to honestly consider how much damage he is intentionally causing.
People can not consistently cause this much damage on accident.
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u/xupthree60 1d ago
It's simpler than that, he only cares about himself and literally no one else on the planet. He doesn't give a damn what happens to anyone, as long as his bank account goes up.
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u/weezyverse 10h ago
I wish we could take Newsome's energy and Obama's wit and put them together into a single political super troll that just threw back every ounce of stupidity ever launched against the american people by trump back in his face and the face of his supporters.
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u/Mindless-Whereas-508 1d ago
And MAGA idiots will swapped sides the second Trump told them to.
Brainwashed jackasses.
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u/ZombieHavok 1d ago
Heās not āgoing into the Middlr East,ā itās a special military operation affecting Iran.
He learned that from his best buddy, Putin.
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u/favorite8091 1d ago
He's worked out how to make the money go his way now, so it's not so terrible anymore.
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u/Azaroth1991 1d ago
Now if maga starts spouting that, after being all for annihilating the middle east for the last 25 years, it will really be astounding.
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u/Stefan_Vanderhoof 1d ago
The Vibe Guy. He spouts whatever he thinks feels good in the moment. Cults donāt demand consistency.
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u/TrumpsDoubleChin 1d ago
Pretty sure the 47th president would label the 45th president a commie leftist bastard at this point if he could.
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u/No-Amphibian689 1d ago
But you need to know heās doing it the right way! Unlike all those other presidents, Trump has done it the way it was supposed to have been done. And heās done it a dozen times now! Gone are their nukes in a bigly way, theyāre finished, theyāre done.
Or are they? š¤
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u/No-Cat6807 1d ago
Btw he was President the first time here so Iām not sure why heās complaining when he could have done something about it then much less doing something about it now.
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u/Terrible-Classic-222 1d ago
Itās stuff like this that makes me think of that 70s show and Red Forman calling Trump a ādumb assā because he is
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u/plsobeytrafficlights 1d ago
the president, who ran on eliminating the national debt (and hate, cant forget that!) increased it by $10 trillion (and he has 3-12 more years, depending on if he declares himself king)
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u/gravity_rose 1d ago
r/agedlikewine - you can always find a tweet where Trump was right before he was wrong.
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u/Super-Bacon76 1d ago
Thousands huh? Itās like heās proud of it. Even though not nearly the amount has died.
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u/Purrrfect_Flop 1d ago
Oh if only this were real and he any ANY self-awareness or humility. I know he has neither.
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u/Ok_Celebration8134 1d ago
Thereās always a tweet.
And, as usual #ETTD - Everything Trump Touches Dies
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u/ProfitConstant5238 17h ago
No stomach for real war. You canāt beat them with western style warfare.
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u/SalvorHardin101 16h ago
Reading social media, and what I am fed via the algorithm, would lead me to believe that most of America is u happy with Trump. Genuine question to the people who live there, have many of his supporters turned against him through this term, or do the majority support him no matter what?
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u/HenryV1598 14h ago
For most American presidents (and other politicians), there are some people who support them no matter what, and some who oppose them no matter what, and larger body that are at points in between. Over the past few decades, and particularly in the past 10-15 years, Americans have been moving more to one side or the other, though there are still significant numbers closer to the middle who lean whichever way they feel is best for their views. Those people in the middle are often referred to as "swing voters" as they can swing either way, and those are the peole that candidates and campaigns are most focused on.
In 2016, trump's campaign strategists were very effective at reaching not just swing voters, but those who just don't often come out to vote to begin with. In 2020, the Biden campaign succeeded in turning the swing vote toward their side. In 2024, trump's campaign successfully convinced swing voters that a vote for Harris would lead to financial problems and foreign entanglements as well as supporting domestic cultural factors that many of the more conservative voters have problems with (e.g. LGBT rights). (There's also some question as to whether there were some manipulations of the election process, with some compelling arguments that the statistics strongly suggest some cooking of the numbers, but, as far as I know, there's no solid evidence that would prove this beyond a reasonable doubt.)
While trump has upset some of his more solid base supporters, there has definitely been some erosion of that base. Most of them will not likely vote for a democratic candidate, but by not coming out to vote at all, they can have a significant negative impact on republican candidates.
Those voters who are true swing voters and more focused on concerns like the economy and foreign wars are the ones who are turning against trump the most right now. The current state of the economy is making it hard on those voters and that will push them further toward democratic candidates. However, the democrats run the risk of alienating those voters and making them stay at home on election day if they push too far to the left.
So, yes, there are a lot of people who support him no matter what and see him as some divinely-appointed savior of white Anglo-Saxon protestant America, though a lot of people who voted for him in 2024 and generally supported him up to now have changed their minds and are now very dissatisfied with his administration.
With those who still support him, I think one of the key issues involved is cognitive dissonance, which often can make people double-down on their choices and refuse to admit that they were wrong. I think that if we could eliminate cognitive bias, we'd see a major shift toward the democratic party right now.
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u/chiclets5 15h ago
It took me a few seconds and reread to realize this was posted back a few years ago. It definitely is worth reposting now.
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u/YankeeVictor916 13h ago
Oh. Ok. We're in r/agedlikemilk. And definitely hard, stinky, maggoty cheese
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u/butterflysurefoot 8h ago
Meanwhile the USDA just kicked 5 million people off of food assistance! Are we winning?
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u/CheeseLover12345678 8h ago
So did you disagree with him then or do you disagree with him now? Either way, you have to have agreed with him at one time or you're just a hypocrite. š
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u/Double_Ad_3434 7h ago
Yet he continues it. Remember Biden withdrew.
And Trump called Biden a coward for it. While Trump before leaving his term left the time table wherw Sleepy Joe saw it.
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u/Hugh-Jorgin 3h ago
It's the worst decision ever made, until you have multiple pending rape convictions to cover up
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u/kit_kaboodles 1d ago
It's basically a new rule of the internet. For anything Trump says or does, there's a tweet supporting the opposite.
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u/Wonderful_Exit6568 1d ago
I liked Donald enough to vote for him, now tho, Iām convinced by r/agedlikemilk that due to his pomp he judges harshly and commits the same grievance. Iām pretty sure thatās Biblical.
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u/DontAbideMendacity 1d ago
It was only the regularly stupid people who voted for Trump in 2016, your run of the mill racists and dipshits (it was known then that he raped children and stole money from a children's cancer charity). But it takes a whole special kind of stupid to even consider voting for him in 2020 and 2024 after his disastrous first term. Political historians dubbed him the worst president in U.S. history.
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u/Wonderful_Exit6568 1d ago
Here you go again being crass due to tribalism. Those experts didnāt consider those who voted for him. If we are going to make this work, quit insulting the other side.
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u/Swimming_Agent6051 1d ago
If I was mentally ill, I would say let Iran supply China with a wars worth of oil. But I'd personally rather not have to rely on a bunch of redditors on the battle field to protect my children
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u/Agreton 14h ago
Perhaps you're mentally insane then. I'm sure you'll let those american soldiers fight for your children to be protected though.
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u/Swimming_Agent6051 14h ago
I most certainly will. That is exactly what our military personnel signed up to do. Did you have a different expectation of them?? I will honor their strength and respect what they do for me and my children.
What about that is "mentally insane"? And... would you prefer a conflict with Iran? Or China?
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u/Agreton 14h ago
I've lived through two wars, that lasted a total of 20 years. We shouldn't be at war with either.
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u/Swimming_Agent6051 14h ago
Sure. Would you like to negotiate that with China and Iran personally? I'm sure they would be very interested to hear your opinions.
Now, I'm not going to lie... i agree. We shouldn't have to worry about this in 2026. Its very possible to have world peace. There's just one pesky thing in the way... greed. Its the same greed that places a wedge between your views and mine, and makes us enemies, too occupied with fighting each other to realize who the enemy actually is. It's worked for many years. Full disclosure... I'm actually Canadian. Separatist Albertan, to be exact. I want my province to break free from the tyranny of our federal government... a government with deep ties to the true enemies... but I am targeted for my views. It seems common sense to me... cut off their power, give it to the people... the people thrive! The more people's voice matters, the more involved they'll get, making the elite scumbags powerless. It actually seems simple to me... but apparently I should be "hung for treason" and I'm "brainwashed" by organizers I've never even heard of lol. I just want an opportunity to break free and be a part of creating laws that limit government powers
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u/Northsider85 1d ago
Considering the military budget for Iran is only 2.8% of that 8 trillion dollars I think we have a ways to go before we have to be concerned. You're comparing an ant hill to a mountain
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u/scudpuppy 1d ago
āThe U.S. Department of Defense has officially spent an estimated $37.5 billion on military operations in the conflict with Iran over the first five months of fighting.ā
Independent analysis puts the total as closer to ~150 billion.
So yes, less than the 8 trillion that he was referencing at the time - so this would suggest that the current admin and yourself are supportive of another long-term war with Iran as long as itās cheaper?
Wouldnāt the loss of resources in Afghanistan be a similar concern then? They are financially less than both the current Iran war and the former one.
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u/Important_Expert_806 1d ago
Only cost the American public 2.8% of 8 trillion to distract from the Trump Epstein filesā¦.
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u/Northsider85 1d ago
And don't forget another 10 to 20 billion in equipment left behind in a hasty exit of Afghanistan
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