Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

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It's in the bag already in any distribution of votes where Trump wins.

The states where a VP candidate could deliver the election are Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. None of them have a suitable, sitting senator, so he's chosen a VP from a state adjacent to two of them.
Who is his dominic cummings? the arch puppeteer in the background calling these shots (arff!) on his behalf?
 
Mad thing really … and hold my hands up if im wrong but media reports stating 2 people in hospital and one dead after this shooting… that’s sad…. Trump went to play golf though ?? No visit to the family or the hospital ??? Like I say if I’m wrong I’ll stand corrected
'7 o' clock tee-off... No refund if you cancel your booking... 'It's the biggest, no, best game of golf ever!'

But I'm sure he must have popped off a couple of tweets or something at the halfway house commiserating the victims, before heading off to play the back 9.'

Something like that's about right?
 
You maybe right - or not.
What are you worried about, that Trump will do a Mugabe / Idi Amin / N Korea and make himself leader for life come January
Aren't there all these famed Checks and Balances

But this OTT...and I know you'll say - but it isn't OTT, it's a real possiblity etc and thats as maybe...
But isn't this OTT rhetoric in some part to blame, encouraging nutters to pick up a rifle?

The collective Democrats, in fact the whole political scene world wide need to calm down give their heads a wobble
But most of them won't even admit the evidence their own eyes - that Biden is a political Norwegian Blue Parrot...and I know a dead parrot when I sees one.
Saying Politicians often use hyperbolic language to appeal to their base or gain media attention wouldn’t be a radical statement but it's probably sensible to evaluate the context in which Trump made the statement about being a dictator from day one, his attempts to thwart the democratic process and inciting an insurrection etc.

Trump plans/statements regarding the creation of a dictatorship from "day one" could be dismissed as rhetoric but his previous interactions with democratic institutions and norms have often been contentious.

Considering the mess that the world is in now, a more authoritarian U.S. leadership could alter alliances, trade relationships, and geopolitical stability. Allies might be concerned about the reliability and predictability of U.S. foreign policy. Also a shift towards authoritarianism could embolden other authoritarian regimes and weaken global democratic norms.

If he gets in, let us all hope that the US checks and balances can protect their democracy but I think it is reasonable for people to be concerned.
 
Saying Politicians often use hyperbolic language to appeal to their base or gain media attention wouldn’t be a radical statement but it's probably sensible to evaluate the context in which Trump made the statement about being a dictator from day one, his attempts to thwart the democratic process and inciting an insurrection etc.

Trump plans/statements regarding the creation of a dictatorship from "day one" could be dismissed as rhetoric but his previous interactions with democratic institutions and norms have often been contentious.

Considering the mess that the world is in now, a more authoritarian U.S. leadership could alter alliances, trade relationships, and geopolitical stability. Allies might be concerned about the reliability and predictability of U.S. foreign policy. Also a shift towards authoritarianism could embolden other authoritarian regimes and weaken global democratic norms.

If he gets in, let us all hope that the US checks and balances can protect their democracy but I think it is reasonable for people to be concerned.
Concerned yes, everybody should be concerned when it comes to All politicians as they're not to be trusted but over the top - the sky is falling /running round like chickens with their heads cut off*

*I'll stand to be corrected After Trumps Coronation though
 
Concerned yes, everybody should be concerned when it comes to All politicians as they're not to be trusted but over the top - the sky is falling /running round like chickens with their heads cut off*

*I'll stand to be corrected After Trumps Coronation though
He literally incited a mob to storm congress to overthrow the last election, said it was "understandable" that they wanted to hang his own vice president, promotes violent images about his political opponents

and threatens them with military tribunals

He hasn't met a dictator he hasn't praised and openly "joked" about multiple terms and has just named a VP who has said that yep, he would have overturned the election results of 2020.

So I'm not quite sure what other evidence you are looking for? An actual coronation will be far too late for those of us that live in the US.
 
To American Toffees,

Please share some examples of how things were significantly worse with Donald Trump as President.

I'm not talking about him as a person as I know most/all will agree he's very divisive and potentially dangerous, but examples of how your own life was worse under his Presidency than under Biden's; taxation, medical, infrastructure, jobs, education, military, cost of living, etc.

If possible, can you mitigate for covid as generally every country was badly impacted and saw energy and grocery costs go through the roof.

I'm genuinely interested in what people needed to go through and how it's gotten better over the past four years under Biden.
 
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To American Toffees,

Please share some examples of how things were significantly worse with Donald Trump as President.

I'm not talking about him as a person as I know most/all will agree he's very divisive and potentially dangerous, but examples of how your own life was worse under his Presidency than under Biden's; taxation, medical, infrastructure, jobs, education, military, cost of living, etc.

If possible, can you mitigate for covid as generally every country was badly impacted and saw energy and grocery costs go through the roof.

I'm genuinely interested in what people needed to go through and how it's gotten better over the past four years under Biden.
That is not how the presidency works. A president's domestic power is limited to the veto, agenda setting, nominations and calling the shots at domestic agencies. A president does not dictate the price of milk or bread, set childrens' education curricula, determine prescripition drug prices, or any of that by himself.

What is different between the two is their policy outputs. Trump handed out a massive tax break to the rich, disrupted the functioning of public health agencies during COVID, made a terrible deal to exit Afghanistan that was tantamount to unconditional surrender and undermined NATO. The bill during his term to assist small businesses was rife with flaws that make it an easy mark for scam artists, who were legion.

Biden pushed for legislation to repair our crumbling infrastructure after decades of budget starvation, got behind vaccination, helped pass legislation to curtail prescription drug prices, mended NATO fences, assisted Ukraine and generally acted the way a president is supposed to act. He cleaned up the messes the previous administration left as best he could. In some cases, such as the Afghanistan withdrawal, he was found wanting, but he didn't make that dog's dinner. It was handed to him.

Buchanan was a hop, skip and a jump away from treason when he actively sabotaged federal efforts to put a lid on what would become the Civil War. Ditto Trump on January 6th. There's a reason presidential scholars rank him right down at the bottom of the barrel with Harding and Buchanan as the country's worst in history. It's a travesty that the treasonous fool can get anywhere near a major party presidential nomination, much less get one.

It speaks to what a bunch of uneducated rubes the Republican Party has become. I don't know why anyone would be surprised - rural schools have been starved of funding, and thus good teachers, for decades now. His voters substitute faith for knowledge, certainty for the complexity of the modern world, a desire for a king for recognition of the value of rule of law, and cheap rhetoric for policy of substance. They're just marks for a flimflam man who has delivered nothing except the end of Roe v. Wade, unfettered access to automatic, lethal weapons and court decisions they don't understand, that batter them to better pay off the 1% that make the political contributions Trump needs.
 
That is not how the presidency works. A president's domestic power is limited to the veto, agenda setting, nominations and calling the shots at domestic agencies. A president does not dictate the price of milk or bread, set childrens' education curricula, determine prescripition drug prices, or any of that by himself.

What is different between the two is their policy outputs. Trump handed out a massive tax break to the rich, disrupted the functioning of public health agencies during COVID, made a terrible deal to exit Afghanistan that was tantamount to unconditional surrender and undermined NATO. The bill during his term to assist small businesses was rife with flaws that make it an easy mark for scam artists, who were legion.

Biden pushed for legislation to repair our crumbling infrastructure after decades of budget starvation, got behind vaccination, helped pass legislation to curtail prescription drug prices, mended NATO fences, assisted Ukraine and generally acted the way a president is supposed to act. He cleaned up the messes the previous administration left as best he could. In some cases, such as the Afghanistan withdrawal, he was found wanting, but he didn't make that dog's dinner. It was handed to him.

Buchanan was a hop, skip and a jump away from treason when he actively sabotaged federal efforts to put a lid on what would become the Civil War. Ditto Trump on January 6th. There's a reason presidential scholars rank him right down at the bottom of the barrel with Harding and Buchanan as the country's worst in history. It's a travesty that the treasonous fool can get anywhere near a major party presidential nomination, much less get one.

It speaks to what a bunch of uneducated rubes the Republican Party has become. I don't know why anyone would be surprised - rural schools have been starved of funding, and thus good teachers, for decades now. His voters substitute faith for knowledge, certainty for the complexity of the modern world, a desire for a king for recognition of the value of rule of law, and cheap rhetoric for policy of substance. They're just marks for a flimflam man who has delivered nothing except the end of Roe v. Wade, unfettered access to automatic, lethal weapons and court decisions they don't understand, that batter them to better pay off the 1% that make the political contributions Trump needs.
I hope you don't mind if I steal this and use it for the next 4 months in reply to the cultists.
 
Concerned yes, everybody should be concerned when it comes to All politicians as they're not to be trusted but over the top - the sky is falling /running round like chickens with their heads cut off*

*I'll stand to be corrected After Trumps Coronation though



They're concerned about this one because he already did try to overthrow their democracy. Not sure what's complicated here
 
That's Trump's teleprompter at the bottom of this pic. Someone in security has to be held responsible for this lack of protection. Trump may as well have been in an open top motor parade with this level of protection.


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What do you think about Ben Godfrey leaving mate, were you a fan of his or did you not rate him?
 
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