Trump Dictatorship and All Things Politics
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Yeah. To add a little more to this we have 100% verified evidence that Epstein was working with the Democrats to impeach Trump. They literally had Epstein giving them information yet the best they can do is say Trump killed a baby before they were even friends? If they had anything, anything at all, we'd know.
Anyways: I love making money,!!!
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It's so hilarious that the dems have stooped so low that they use Jeffery Epstein as a character witness against Trump. That's how deranged they are... TDS is mental illness. Trump is "dangerous"! Dangerous to the worldwide pedo ring of blackmail, human trafficking, and abuse? hmmm...
They were so happy to side with the Cheney and Bush warmongering war criminals and now they will side with pedo world wide pedo ring human traffickers because trump bad
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A cult member will defend their leader no matter what. That is literally what cults are - "a system of unquestionable veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object."
Have you seen any of his cultists condemn him for anything like lies, making fun of disabled, racism, sexism, narcissism, dismissing veterans of other countries or anything else they otherwise would condemn anybody else?
I completely understand Trump has some pretty bad flaws and sometimes it's maddening with him but I don't need him to be my friend and in reality he has a history of being a good guy who has done a lot of good. I can provide examples but you probably will have no response. Before he was president he was well liked by many that now hate him.
You tell me that I'm the bad person while calling me a cultist. To me, you are the evil ones. Most MAGA are genuinely good people but you do nothing but hate your neighbors. I don't see MAGA out calling their neighbors Nazis, White Supremacists, Cultist, pedophile protectors, and spewing straight hatred everyday. MAGA is far from innocent but nowhere near as bad as Democrats.
10 years ago Obama deported record numbers of illegals and the conditions were far worse. He busted down doors. Now that Trump does less you guys hate me for my vote while I'm hurting literally no one besides some illegal violent criminals.
And the hypocrisy, you guys just 2 days ago were talking about beating the s* out of a disabled vet in a wheelchair but it's evil when Trump flails his arms? You are nothing more than hypocrites. Triggered about every little move Trump makes. Literally making lies that he killed a baby, **** his pants, and raped a goat.(That's not trolling though apparently)
With that said I have no hate or discontent with any of you and would gladly buy you a beer at a Jazz game. You genuinely hate me though. Despise me.
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In light of the new "Obamas as monkeys" liberal media hoax intended to malign Donald Trump, I've put together an updated list of the ******** narratives they've tried to pin on this man over the last few years.
1. Russia Collusion / Russiagate The biggest media-driven lie of the decade: Trump’s campaign “colluded” with Russia to steal 2016. Pushed by the fake Steele Dossier (Clinton-funded opposition research). Mueller found zero criminal conspiracy. Years of breathless CNN/NYT coverage based on nothing.
2. Very Fine People / Charlottesville Hoax Media repeatedly lied that Trump called neo-Nazis “very fine people.” Full quote explicitly condemns them. He was talking about non-violent statue protesters on both sides. Still weaponized today to paint him as a white supremacist.
3. Inject Bleach / Disinfectant Hoax Viciously twisted into “Trump told people to inject bleach.” He never said bleach or told anyone to inject anything—discussed UV/disinfectant research internally. Classic gotcha exaggeration to make him look insane.
4. Hunter Biden Laptop as Russian Disinformation Media & Big Tech buried the laptop story days before the 2020 election, calling it “Russian disinformation” based on a shady letter from 51 intel officials. FBI later confirmed it’s 100% real. A blatant suppression hoax to protect Biden.
5. Suckers and Losers Atlantic magazine dropped an anonymous-sourced bomb: Trump called dead soldiers “suckers and losers.” Trump denied it flat-out. No named witnesses ever confirmed. Pure hearsay used to smear him with Gold Star families.
6. Muslim Ban Relentlessly branded a “Muslim ban” despite targeting specific high-risk countries—not religion. Obama had similar pauses. Supreme Court upheld it. Media ignored facts to scream bigotry.
7. Kids in Cages Media blasted Trump with photos of kids in chain-link enclosures—except most were taken under Obama. Trump’s policy increased separations, but the “cages” existed long before. Deliberate misattribution to demonize him.
8. Fine People Hoax (ongoing) The same truncated Charlottesville clip recycled endlessly to claim Trump loves white supremacists. Full context debunks it every time. Media refuses to let the lie die.
9. Trump Called Soldiers Losers Another round of anonymous “he said it” smears about the military. Trump and multiple aides called BS. Zero hard proof. Just more unverified hit pieces.
10. COVID-19 Downplaying Hoax Media hammered “Trump called the virus a hoax.” He called the political weaponization of it a hoax. Pushed travel bans early. Critics cherry-picked to make him look negligent.
11. Election Fraud / Stolen Election Reversal Media screamed “no evidence” of 2020 fraud while dismissing thousands of affidavits and irregularities. Later quietly admitted some issues. Called Trump’s claims a “hoax” to shut down debate.
12. Covington Catholic Kids Viral clip made MAGA-hat teens look like racist bullies harassing a Native elder. Full video proved the elder approached them and they were provoked. Media apologized after the damage was done.
13. Jussie Smollett Hoax (tangential) Media raced to crown Smollett’s “MAGA attack” as proof of Trump-era hate. Turned out to be a staged hoax for attention. Trump called it an outrage. Perfect example of media rushing anti-Trump narratives.
14. Trump Mocked Disabled Reporter Media claimed Trump cruelly mocked Serge Kovaleski’s disability with arm-flailing gestures. Trump said he was imitating a flustered, groveling reporter. Video proof shows he used the exact same gesture dozens of times before—on himself and others—to mock confusion or lying. Media hid the pattern to sell the cruelty angle.
15. Obamas as Monkeys Video Viral outrage: “Trump posted racist monkey video of Obamas.” Reality: Trump posted a video on election security. The circulated video included a 1–2 second autoplay glitch from a screen recording of a broader parody meme mocking many Democrats. Media ran with stills instead of the video to hide the glitch.
Screw these lying scumbags.
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Obama Derangement Syndrome. Also, appears to admit his fragile ego was behind the Big Lie.
It seems etymologically, metaphysically, geologically and ethically impossible that President Trump could reach a new low. But he has.
Every Friday, when I’m planning my column, I find fresh evidence that the president is unfit for his office. He taunts his foes in crude, creepy ways and tries to tattoo his name on everything.
Late Thursday night, a vile clip appeared on Truth Social, depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes in a jungle cartoon, to the Tokens’ “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” It was at the end of a video filled with baseless conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. The man who pushed the despicable “birther” conspiracy is still at it, using a racist meme from a far-right Pepe-the-frog-loving acolyte.
Like many of Trump’s actions, it was both shocking and predictable.
As The Times reported, Trump has a “history of making degrading remarks about people of color, women and immigrants,” and the Obamas in particular, with “the White House, Labor Department and Homeland Security Department all having promoted posts that echo white supremacist messaging” in his current term.
Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, offered a pathetic defense for our pathological president: “This is from an internet meme video depicting President Trump as the king of the jungle and Democrats as characters from ‘The Lion King.’ Please stop the fake outrage and report on something today that actually matters to the American public.”
Well, Karoline, I think Americans do care that your boss is a racist and off his rocker.
“His presidency is enclosed in a bubble wrap of darkness and hatred and resentment,” Rahm Emanuel, who served as Obama’s chief of staff, told me.
Once the White House realized the outrage was real, the post was deleted. Officials blamed a staffer, though you know Trump was in on it. On Wednesday, he said he does “retruth” conspiracy theories himself.
He went so far that even a few Republicans in Congress, looking down the barrel of the midterms, objected.
On X, Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only Black Republican in the Senate, called it “the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House.”
Senator Katie Britt, an Alabama Republican who has been increasingly put off by some of Trump’s offensive actions, said on X, “This content was rightfully removed, should have never been posted to begin with, and is not who we are as a nation.”
Trump had a Dostoyevsky-esque moment on Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, when he confessed that his ego would not let him lose the 2020 race.
“You know, they rigged the second election,” he said. “I had to win it, had to win it. I needed it for my own ego. I would have had a bad ego for the rest of my life. Now I really have a big ego, though.”
He was admitting that our ginned-up election integrity crisis was simply an exercise in bending the truth to his bottomless vanity. “His ego could not handle the fact that he lost, so he had to pretend there was a voting crisis,” David Axelrod told me. “The world is still paying for that.”
(Trump also confessed to the religious gathering that he gets annoyed when Speaker Mike Johnson asks to pray before meals. Trump dryly noted: “I say, ‘Excuse me? We’re having lunch in the Oval.’”)
It seems etymologically, metaphysically, geologically and ethically impossible that President Trump could reach a new low. But he has.
Every Friday, when I’m planning my column, I find fresh evidence that the president is unfit for his office. He taunts his foes in crude, creepy ways and tries to tattoo his name on everything.
Late Thursday night, a vile clip appeared on Truth Social, depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes in a jungle cartoon, to the Tokens’ “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” It was at the end of a video filled with baseless conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. The man who pushed the despicable “birther” conspiracy is still at it, using a racist meme from a far-right Pepe-the-frog-loving acolyte.
Like many of Trump’s actions, it was both shocking and predictable.
As The Times reported, Trump has a “history of making degrading remarks about people of color, women and immigrants,” and the Obamas in particular, with “the White House, Labor Department and Homeland Security Department all having promoted posts that echo white supremacist messaging” in his current term.
Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, offered a pathetic defense for our pathological president: “This is from an internet meme video depicting President Trump as the king of the jungle and Democrats as characters from ‘The Lion King.’ Please stop the fake outrage and report on something today that actually matters to the American public.”
Well, Karoline, I think Americans do care that your boss is a racist and off his rocker.
“His presidency is enclosed in a bubble wrap of darkness and hatred and resentment,” Rahm Emanuel, who served as Obama’s chief of staff, told me.
Once the White House realized the outrage was real, the post was deleted. Officials blamed a staffer, though you know Trump was in on it. On Wednesday, he said he does “retruth” conspiracy theories himself.
He went so far that even a few Republicans in Congress, looking down the barrel of the midterms, objected.
On X, Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only Black Republican in the Senate, called it “the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House.”
Senator Katie Britt, an Alabama Republican who has been increasingly put off by some of Trump’s offensive actions, said on X, “This content was rightfully removed, should have never been posted to begin with, and is not who we are as a nation.”
Trump had a Dostoyevsky-esque moment on Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, when he confessed that his ego would not let him lose the 2020 race.
“You know, they rigged the second election,” he said. “I had to win it, had to win it. I needed it for my own ego. I would have had a bad ego for the rest of my life. Now I really have a big ego, though.”
He was admitting that our ginned-up election integrity crisis was simply an exercise in bending the truth to his bottomless vanity. “His ego could not handle the fact that he lost, so he had to pretend there was a voting crisis,” David Axelrod told me. “The world is still paying for that.”
(Trump also confessed to the religious gathering that he gets annoyed when Speaker Mike Johnson asks to pray before meals. Trump dryly noted: “I say, ‘Excuse me? We’re having lunch in the Oval.’”)
They call us cultist- that's ok
They call us Nazis -that's ok
White supremacists- that's ok
Hate everything about us- not bigots
They say this kill us once Trump is out of office -completely normal
They hate us for being white and worshiping God- that's ok
They shut down colleges with antisemitism- that's ok
They attack kids at church- that's ok
Burn down over 20 businesses and murder 8 year olds- thats acceptable
They vote in a guy with a history of sniffing children, racism, and a daughter who questioned if she was raped by her own father- they love him
But a meme crosses the line. The hypocrisy of these terrorists is insulting really.
They call us Nazis -that's ok
White supremacists- that's ok
Hate everything about us- not bigots
They say this kill us once Trump is out of office -completely normal
They hate us for being white and worshiping God- that's ok
They shut down colleges with antisemitism- that's ok
They attack kids at church- that's ok
Burn down over 20 businesses and murder 8 year olds- thats acceptable
They vote in a guy with a history of sniffing children, racism, and a daughter who questioned if she was raped by her own father- they love him
But a meme crosses the line. The hypocrisy of these terrorists is insulting really.