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str8line said:
The Rapist using the Titanic song at his rally is hilariously appropriate.
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Also, celine dion is unhappy that he used her song without permission which is nice cherry on top.
 
TheStormofWar said:
To be honest, I doubt it. Dude bloviates so much that he is the second leading cause of Greenhouse Gas behind Fossil Fuels.
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Why announce it unless you're nervous that it could do some damage? Hopefully there's something bad and it's used against The Rapist at just the right time. Of course he'll claim it's fake but every little bit of shining light on his debased/criminal ways is a good thing.
 
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Red said:
If he does lose, this decision to stick with hyperbolic nonsense like this will be one of the biggest reasons why. People are flat out sick and tired of it.
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Yep, im none of those (in fact I lean right on many things) things yet I will still be cheering for the loss of trump.
Many Republicans will also cheer trumps loss

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str8line said:
Why announce it unless you're nervous that it could do some damage? Hopefully there's something bad and it's used against The Rapist at just the right time. Of course he'll claim it's fake but every little bit of shining light on his debased/criminal ways is a good thing.
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Straight up, I legitimately doubt he understands what a breach is. He probably received an email with his name in the subject line claiming to be from a Nigerian prince that bypassed an MSN spam filter, thought he was getting some free money, and then the intern in the org with any tech nous finally broke it to him. He probably then got so butthurt about it that it had to be "those ****ing Iranians" that compromised his campaigned rather than a hiccup in 10 year old tech. Please keep in mind this moron tried tried to contradict his own Weather Service with a ****ing Sharpie.
 
str8line said:
Why announce it unless you're nervous that it could do some damage? Hopefully there's something bad and it's used against The Rapist at just the right time. Of course he'll claim it's fake but every little bit of shining light on his debased/criminal ways is a good thing.
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He's angling to connect it to the Harris campaign. This is his standard MO. Do something ******, then publicly accuse the other side of doing the same ****** thing. So he's preparing to blame the Harris campaign of working with Iran or whoever to hack Trump. It's a very Trumpy thing to do.
 

In Trump in Exile, her new book on the former president’s time out of power, Meridith McGraw of Politico reminds us of Trump’s limited vetting skills, as well as his antipathy toward Florida’s Ron DeSantis, and his cravings for cash. Oh – and his fetish for being tanned.

“Trump was still getting bronzed and ready for the day when a group of reporters joined him aboard his private jet,” McGraw writes.

McGraw travels back to 2021, when Trump’s future looked murky. Out of power, after defeat by Joe Biden and the January 6 attack on Congress, he seethed, yearning for vengeance and relevance. Most of all, he needed to be needed. In a storm, any port will do – Trump seized onto Kevin McCarthy, then the House speaker.
In September 2021, Trump backed Sean Parnell, a former army ranger, for senator in Pennsylvania. Trump expected Parnell to “fight for Election Integrity, Strong Borders, our Second Amendment, Energy Jobs, and so much more.” It never happened.
Right before Thanksgiving, Parnell dropped out. A state court granted his wife primary custody of their three children. Allegedly, he was abusive. Trump felt blindsided. Predictably, the buck stopped elsewhere. He “blamed his son for encouraging him to make the endorsement”, McGraw writes.
“Parnell’s ugly custody battle laid bare the concerns from top Republican officials about the vigor of Trump’s vetting process and whether he was backing people who might not be able to win in a general election.” In the end, Trump’s missteps paved the way for the election of Josh Shapiro as Pennsylvania’s governor.

Fast forward to August 2024. Trump’s chosen running mate once compared him to Hitler. Vance once said he “hated” police. He held a six-figure investment in Rumble, an online video platform that hosts Russian propaganda and Nazi images. (lol)

“You are one handsome son of a bitch”, McGraw reports Trump telling Vance in 2022.
“One criterion with outsized importance to Trump was physical looks and being telegenic, two things he would frequently tell people he liked in Vance.” (weird)

Trump’s lack of vetting skills were again on display. Even he seems to have realized it. Last week, as Vance flailed, Trump said: “This is well-documented, historically, the vice-president in terms of the election does not have any impact, virtually no impact.”
Translated: if he had to do it again, it wouldn’t be Vance.

By contrast, Trump’s takedown of DeSantis, Florida’s martinet-lite governor, was masterful. After grudgingly endorsing DeSantis for re-election in 2022, Trump prepared his evisceration. Trump minions branded the socially awkward and self-righteous DeSantis as strange, a misfit.
“Ron DeSanctimonious” would also come to be remembered as governor “pudding fingers”, after an ad depicting him snarfing chocolate pudding, sans spoon.
"Ron DeSantis loves sticking his fingers where they don’t belong,” the ad began. It helped suck the life out of his campaign.

It was all about ridicule.
“When discussing their strategy, one Trump adviser referred to Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals,” an influential 1971 book. Trump’s staffers focused on “Rule number five: Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon. There is no defense. It is almost impossible to counter-attack ridicule. Also it infuriates the opposition, who then react to your advantage.”
The pudding ad was both “disgusting and clever”, its goal “to get under DeSantis’s skin and start signaling to the public that he was, well, strange”.
 
Who outside of the cult likes this? What swing voter is going to switch to vote for Trump because he says this? I wish more conservatives were asked questions about this as anything Democrats say is framed as “offensive to someone in America” while republicans get to insult large swaths of Americans without being asked a single question. Watch the entire clip. Over 40+ percent of Americans are overweight or obese. Think clips like these win them over?


View: https://x.com/acyn/status/1822130945706913946?s=46
 
The Thriller said:
What swing voter is going to switch to vote for Trump because he says this?
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Once hope has been generated, after a period of seeming hopelessness, and hope is what Harris-Walz have generated, the hyperbolic gloom and the insults, and Trump’s whole negativity, are seen better for what they are and what they are doing to our collective psyche. Revulsion to it all, and “enough already” will only grow. He’s swinging and missing again and again, floundering.
 
Red said:
Once hope has been generated, after a period of seeming hopelessness, and hope is what Harris-Walz have generated, the hyperbolic gloom and the insults, and Trump’s whole negativity, are seen better for what they are and what they are doing to our collective psyche. Revulsion to it all, and “enough already” will only grow. He’s swinging and missing again and again, floundering.
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When the only tool you have is a hammer...
 
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