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Well... it's Trump... again. #47, here we go.

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2016 Campaign: Trump made avoiding "stupid wars" in the Middle East a signature theme, criticizing the Iraq War and Hillary Clinton's interventionist foreign policy.

2019 State of the Union: He declared, "Great nations do not fight endless wars," reiterating his promise to bring troops home.

October 2019: Following a decision to withdraw troops from Syria, he tweeted, "I was elected on getting out of these ridiculous endless wars".

September/October 2020: During a town hall and campaign rallies, he pledged to "keep America out of these endless, ridiculous, stupid, foreign wars".

2024 Campaign: He continued this rhetoric, claiming he would "stop wars" and referring to interventionist policies as "foolish, stupid days of never-ending wars".

Is America Great Again Yet?
 
I really wish that there was an effective way to tell Trump personally that he has no redeeming personal qualities and that he is in fact a criminal.
He knows he’s a fucking criminal. He was raised to think getting away with murder makes you an effective person, and a better person than those who get caught or don’t murder people.
 
"Libruls celebrated when Charlie Kirk was killed!!!111 Whataboutwhataboutwhatabout"
 
Trump always being classy:


Mr Trump on Saturday celebrated Mueller's passing.

"Good, I'm glad he's dead," the president wrote on his Truth Social site.

There better be dancing in the streets when this cunt does the decent thing and leaves us.
 
Trump always being classy:


Mr Trump on Saturday celebrated Mueller's passing.

"Good, I'm glad he's dead," the president wrote on his Truth Social site.

There better be dancing in the streets when this cunt does the decent thing and leaves us.

I just counted. I have 48 versions of Grateful Dead/Dead and Company playing Dancin In the Streets. Eyeballing the list, it looks like the average is about 13 minutes long but some are about 8 minutes and 5-4-77 is 18 minutes 55 seconds. But 48 x 13 = 10 hours and 36 minutes without a repeat.
 
Trump always being classy:


Mr Trump on Saturday celebrated Mueller's passing.

"Good, I'm glad he's dead," the president wrote on his Truth Social site.

There better be dancing in the streets when this cunt does the decent thing and leaves us.

I just counted. I have 48 versions of Grateful Dead/Dead and Company playing Dancin In the Streets. Eyeballing the list, it looks like the average is about 13 minutes long but some are about 8 minutes and 5-4-77 is 18 minutes 55 seconds. But 48 x 13 = 10 hours and 36 minutes without a repeat.
Perhaps we should follow an ancient Roman tradition by mutilating his body and then throwing it into the Potomac.

 
Perhaps we should follow an ancient Roman tradition by mutilating his body and then throwing it into the Potomac.
Why go through all that trouble? He’s not worth it. Skip the formalities and just throw him in the fucking river. It’s not like he could swim.
 
Trump, the most loathsome, lying, evil, lawless US President ever to exist.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said President Donald Trump could get “somebody killed” after the president accused Democrats of being the country’s “greatest enemy” after Iran.

On Sunday, the president posted, “Now with the death of Iran, the greatest enemy America has is the Radical Left, Highly Incompetent, Democrat Party!” Trump also said Saturday that “Radical Left Democrats have hurt so many people with their vicious and uncaring ways” and that “Fascist Democrats will never protect America.”

In an interview with CNN’s State of the Union, Jeffries replied, “Donald Trump should keep his reckless mouth shut before he gets somebody killed.”

Vicious and uncaring? That would be Trump

 
Trump echos that great racist Woodrow Wilson in his contempt for black Americans.

A good review of Trump's moves to squash racial equality with so many parallels to the other great scumbag Wilson.

In 1912, the first Southerner to win the presidency after the Civil War was able to garner a groundswell of support from Black voters by making a bold promise.

“Should I become president of the United States,” Woodrow Wilson declared, “Negroes may count on me for absolute fair dealing and for everything by which I could assist in advancing the interests of their race in the United States.”

By the end of his term, it became clear that Wilson’s promises would ring hollow.

He packed his cabinet with white supremacists, whom he allowed to segregate the federal work force and dismiss, demote and demean Black employees. He hosted a screening of “The Birth of a Nation,” a film glorifying the Ku Klux Klan, in the East Room of the White House. And he fomented a climate for Black Americans where “every man who dreams of making the Negro race a group of menials and pariahs is alert and hopeful,” wrote W.E.B. Du Bois, one of the prominent Black leaders who had initially supported him.

More than a century later, Wilson’s presidency has taken on new resonance among historians and critics of President Trump. They see distinct parallels between Wilson’s abandonment of promises to Black Americans and Mr. Trump’s policies and politics since he took office a second time last year. Mr. Trump’s gutting of the federal government, his assailing of diversity policies and his occasional use of racist imagery have made Wilson’s administration especially relevant now, they say.

 
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