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Trump's Second Term

I just saw an ad for this book, and I almost couldn't stop laughing...

The (BIG) Beautiful Poetry of Donald Trump

By Rob Sears

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Which lost them the election and their leader his own electorate.

Shifting the goalposts?
The point was,

And the result of the last Australian federal election refutes that blanket assertion.
Another example of the truth. What has been the Democratic party's sole ideology for the last 30 years? Sanewashing tge republitraitors' descent into nazism while demonising the (very mild) left of their own party.
 
I find it hard to relate current wings to policies. Traditionally right wing was anti-semitic, isolationist, pro-state (in the US sense). Left wing was pro-Israel, internationalist (believing in intervening globally), and federalist. Things almost seem to have switched?
Except for the anti-semitism.
 
Not a cult

NEWSMAX: What is your reaction to three US service members being killed?

REP. NANCY MACE: Number one, I want to thank President Trump for his speech today acknowledging those who sacrificed. I believe President Trump will go down as the most consequential president in American history

The spanish flu was consequential too you dumb broad
 
I just saw an ad for this book, and I almost couldn't stop laughing...

The (BIG) Beautiful Poetry of Donald Trump

By Rob Sears

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ETA: I fixed the title...
And they all begin "There once was a man from Nantucket..." or "There once was a fellow named Enis..."
 
In any conflict, especially prolonged ones, such incidents are almost inevitable, especially when there are so many different factions involved.
Just the number of missions means that the US/Israel is losing the equivalent of a plane every few days in wear&tear.
Wars cost a lot whether you win or lose.
 
I'm glad you posted this because it doesn't get said enough. Tom Cotton is a reprehensible, disgusting human being who thinks that american lives are somehow more valuable than any other. He is the prefect example of the ignorant fallacy of american exceptionalism. The fact that scum like this (and so many others) are able to obtain political power in the us just shows what a sick, diseased country it is.

The world will be better off when america's days as a world power are over. As painful as the transition will be, it needs to happen for the good of humanity.
Considering how he wrote an OpEd for the New York Times that advocated using tanks on American people, that is really saying something.
 
And we know his base makes their determination on what is good or bad based on whether Trump says it is good or bad at any given moment, whether that is incoherent, hypocrisy or inconsistent doesn't come into it.
I don't think that's even it; I think his base judges the good and bad of a thing not on what Trump says about it, but by what the people they hate say about it. If one of their bugbears -- Hillary Clinton, AOC, the pink-haired barista at their Starbucks, whoever -- says a thing is bad (or they think those people would say it's bad) then Trump's base hails it as good. It's spiteful contrarianism, not real-though-mistaken belief in a particular policy. That's how Trump's base is able to ignore Trump's blithering and hypocrisy and obvious nuttiness-- they're not really listening to him, they're just reacting against those they believe to be their enemies. Even if that conversation occurs entirely within their imaginations.
 
No stupid rules of engagement.

Hegseth: "Israel has clear missions as well for which we are grateful. Capable partners are good partners, unlike so many of our traditional allies who wring their hands and clutch their pearls, hemming and hawing about the use of force ... no stupid rules of engagement."Hegseth: "Israel has clear missions as well for which we are grateful. Capable partners are good partners, unlike so many of our traditional allies who wring their hands and clutch their pearls, hemming and hawing about the use of force ... no stupid rules of engagement."

 

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