This is the key to Trump's political appeal

[Politruk]

The ONLY REASON you like him, is because he will give your country's government carte blanche in Ukraine, decrease American support for NATO, and thereby allow your country to expand it's geopolitical footprint in Europe and Asia.

Just for once, let's be honest here. Because otherwise, you honestly couldn't give a shit about who runs our government either way.

TST is Russian?

 

[TastySuckToy]

The ONLY REASON you like him, is because he will give your country's government carte blanche in Ukraine, decrease American support for NATO, and thereby allow your country to expand it's geopolitical footprint in Europe and Asia.

You're gonna have to expand on your assessment of Canada's role there.

 

[YDB95]

Harris ran on the premise that at least she is not Trump.

Not true, she ran on a platform with specific policy proposals. If you weren't aware of that, that's on you.

 

[waynefar]

Not true, she ran on a platform with specific policy proposals. If you weren't aware of that, that's on you.

I am aware of them. Which is why they voted for not Harris IMO. I'm not saying I agree or disagree, just my observation.

 

[PaxNurgle]

TST is Russian?

Yes. He was basically outed as such and all but admitted to it, though of course now he's backtracking on it.

 

[UltraChad]

They think putting him in power means bringing back the Good Old Days, when white and Christian and male and straight was the default normal for American identity, and it was possible for a white man with only a high-school education to earn a middle-class income.

Only in the minds of leftist who have no fucking clue what the right wants.

 

[AutisticBits]

Most Americans voted for Trump because the alternative was so loathsome they had no choice. It wasn't that they think Trump is some paragon of virtue, it's that they reject the abject failure of the Biden administration.

 

[YDB95]

I am aware of them. Which is why they voted for not Harris IMO. I'm not saying I agree or disagree, just my observation.

Then you know your earlier claim - that she ran only on "I'm not Trump" is false.

Most Americans voted for Trump because the alternative was so loathsome they had no choice. It wasn't that they think Trump is some paragon of virtue, it's that they reject the abject failure of the Biden administration.

What abject failure? Inflation hit worldwide after covid, and the US did a far better job than most other countries of getting it under control. Economists said a recession couldn't be avoided, but we did avoid one. Biden proposed the biggest infrastructure improvement program in decades - if you're going to call that a failure because it didn't pass, then it certainly doesn't make any sense to vote for the party that made sure it failed.

 

[TastySuckToy]

Yes. He was basically outed as such and all but admitted to it, though of course now he's backtracking on it.

I was 'outed' as a Russian?

 

[Politruk]

Only in the minds of leftist who have no fucking clue what the right wants.

Never heard anything from Trump or Trumpers to suggest they want anything different from that.

 

[waynefar]

Then you know your earlier claim - that she ran only on "I'm not Trump" is false.

I think it is objectively true. As it was not clear to Americans what these (flip flopping) specific policy positions were. I would agree that she did represent reasonably accurately an overall ideology, both overtly and covertly and this is what you collectively rejected as The God Emperor was far clearer about his agenda, for good or bad.

Therefore, I stand by my opinion that people voted for "not Harris".

You now have a clean sweep of the institutions, the White House, the houses and the Supreme Court. That is the reality and it will be interesting to analyse the achievements of the incoming administration as time goes by.

We do have clues from the last Trump presidency, but he will have more power this time... gonna be interesting.

 

[PintlerMan]

dealing in logic and reality? Not some fantasy land the other side resides in?????

 

[JohnEngelman]

Christian conservatives have not been skilled at choosing presidents. In 1980 they abandoned the most sincerely Christian president the United States has ever had to vote for a product of Hollywood who rarely went to church. In 2016 they reached even lower and voted for a foul mouthed, dishonest, adulterous con man.

 

[Politruk]

dealing in logic and reality?

That's sure not the key to Trump's appeal.

 

[UltraChad]

Never heard anything from Trump or Trumpers to suggest they want anything different from that.

Leftist media outlets =/= Trump or Trumpers.

 

[UltraChad]

Christian conservatives have not been skilled at choosing presidents. In 1980 they abandoned the most sincerely Christian president the United States has ever had to vote for a product of Hollywood who rarely went to church. In 2016 they reached even lower and voted for a foul mouthed, dishonest, adulterous con man.

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We don't have to be skilled per se, we just have to do better than Democrats, and the bar is so low that foul mouthed, dishonest, adulterous, con man is liked more than what you guys offer.

Have you tried MORE shaming of men and white people?? LOL shit on the majority for their skin color and 1/2 the population for being born male some more.....MAGA needs it for 2028.

 

[YDB95]

I think it is objectively true.

But it just isn't. A platform you didn't like or didn't understand is still a platform. At worst, she was guilty of saying she'd largely stay the course Biden had set, which really isn't a bad thing considering what a good job he did of cleaning up Trump's last mess.

As it was not clear to Americans what these (flip flopping) specific policy positions were.

Then they weren't paying attention. The information was there.

I would agree that she did represent reasonably accurately an overall ideology, both overtly and covertly and this is what you collectively rejected as The God Emperor was far clearer about his agenda, for good or bad.

Trump's agenda is to benefit himself. That's it. And he wasn't clear about anything beyond how impressed he was with his own performance last time (and he got nearly everything wrong about what had happened.)