@DemocraticWins Unfortunately his support of Netanyahu’s ridiculous genocide in Gaza has ruined his legacy. Who talked Biden into supporting Netanyahu with military weapons of war?
@codynorthwood @FrankFigliuzzi1 Blame Trump and his 87 convicted misfits from his last twisted administration who committed all these crimes that were so relentless that no government agency could keep up with them all, my god. Can you say Stormy Daniel’s ? How about Jeffrey Epstein’s VIP party list? P Diddy?
@JoJoFromJerz When half the nation supports Dictator Trump whose only talent is losing money and accepting bribes from our foreign enemies isn’t bad enough, we have a Republican majority who are all willing co conspirators in an insurrection upon our capital during the Presidential transfer.
@tedcruz Insurrectionist Ted Cruz’s was wearing a blue suit when he challenged the results of the Biden Presidency on January 6th, He knew months in advance and said nothing about the takeover of Power through mob violence seeking to hang VP Pence.
BREAKING: Rock and roll legend Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones enrages MAGA world by hilariously trolling Donald Trump during a massive concert in New Jersey.
This is exactly the kind of thing that gets right under Trump's skin...
"I thought we were gonna get a bit of a Stormy Daniels but we’re alright," Jagger said of the weather, causing the crowd to roar with laughter.
Daniels is currently a sore sport for Trump because her testimony could end up sending him to prison in the hush money trial in New York.
During another point in the performance, Jagger performed a fan-voted song and said: "There’s a much bigger vote happening in November."
He also noted Trump's "trials and tribulations," a likely reference to his mounting legal and financial problems.
To add insult to injury, the Rolling Stones performed for more than 80,000 people at the concert. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign rally in the Bronx struggled to pull in 3,500 people (Trump lied and claimed 25,000).
The best part of all of this is that Trump is absolutely obsessed with celebrities. He wants to be liked and welcomed in by them but most of them absolutely despise him.
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@LeadingReport Not much of a law professor if he’s supporting a criminal like Trump. 98 indictments, convicted rapist, tax dodger and a corporate profiteer is Trumps horrific legacy. Republican hypocrisy is endless and all attorneys are just as bad as Trump.
@catturd2 I fear the corrupt Supreme Court Justices who are protecting Trumps enterprise from criminal prosecution. I fear Fox News continuous lies and propaganda. I fear the conservative Congressional lawmakers complicity in January 6th who knew about the insurrection but said nothing.
Unveiling the Truth: Donald Trump's Intellectual Shortcomings Exposed in His Own Words
Throughout his public life, Donald Trump has exhibited a pattern in his speech and behavior that suggests his intellectual capacity might be questioned. His frequent use of simple, repetitive vocabulary and his struggle to convey coherent, in-depth thoughts on complex subjects have been notable. For instance, analyses of his speeches, like those conducted by Factbase, show a tendency towards elementary language, with a preference for words that resonate with emotion rather than intellect.
Trump's performance in debates and interviews often reveals a limited grasp of detailed policy or global affairs. For example, in a 2016 interview with The Washington Post, Trump's responses to questions about foreign policy were vague and superficial, lacking in specific details or understanding. Similarly, his 2020 Axios interview on HBO displayed challenges in addressing detailed statistics and health policy nuances related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
While some supporters hail his approach as "intuitive genius," attributing his success to instinctual and impulsive decision-making, this perspective may overlook the necessity for analytical depth and critical thinking in governance. Trump’s strength seems to lie in his ability to connect with certain voter bases through direct, forceful language and populist assertions, rather than through substantive, evidence-based argumentation.
His approach to communication and decision-making, often seen as eschewing complexity in favor of gut reactions and bold assertions, has sparked debate over the nature of intellectual capability. While effective for rallying a particular segment of the populace, these characteristics have led to scrutiny of his intellectual depth when navigating the intricacies of political and social issues.
The polling data may be misleading, as it appears Trump is headed for a staggering, mind-numbing defeat in the upcoming election. Additionally, the gravity of his legal challenges suggests he could be facing a life sentence in prison.
@RoyLovesAmerica@mmpadellan Republicans hypocrisy is endless. Republicans consider lying as an attribute and skill to be utilized against their political opponents. Delegate tampering, systematic Gerrymandering, voter intimidation and Russian interference is all part of the Republican strategy of cheaters
@krassenstein Trump has the Supreme Court Justices over a barrel, threatening to rat them all out if they don’t cooperate. Jenny Thomas are you kidding me. Trumps entire administration is behind bars or cooperating with Congressional investigators and have already testified against Trump ?