[ SECRET POST #4150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4150 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA
Except he is racist, as evidenced by so many of his remarks, like "both sides", he is narcissistic, as evidenced by all of his posturing for attention and validation (why is he so insistent that his inaugural crowd was the largest ever, for example?), and he is idiotic, which has been said by several people who are supposedly on his side (either outright calling him a moron or saying things like he refuses to read so they have to present things to him in sound bites). So what rhetoric are you talking about here and what do you think would work better? I mean a big dividing line is the race issue, but I refuse to think of or treat minorities as lesser to win votes.

[(Anonymous)]

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Oh, I forgot the sexist part of the earlier anon's "rhetoric", but c'mon, that has been obvious at least since "grab 'em by the pussy."

Trump is these things. Anyone supporting him is at a minimum at least willing to condone these things, even if not outright 100% believing in these things themselves. Plus condoning previously unheard of levels of lying.

Like my mother has been a staunch conservative for years, and she sees all of this in Trump and is absolutely unwilling to support him and thinks he is a disgrace. I am/was a conservative who voted for George W. Bush and refused to vote for Trump because he is beyond awful in so many ways. I can understand having voted for him for a handful of reasons, even if I did not. I cannot understand continuing to support him. FFS, one of his aides said that John McCain doesn't matter because he'll die soon. And Trump and his administration see nothing wrong with that and no need to apologize. How fucked up is that?