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Anonymous wrote:Can you imagine if we replaced Charlie Kirk’s name with Rob Reiner’s in that post?

Meanwhile, here’s what Reiner said about Charlie Kirk.

Click 'play' MAGA Republicans. That's called being a solid person. Trump is a coward and a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:Can you imagine if we replaced Charlie Kirk’s name with Rob Reiner’s in that post?

I'm sure MAGA will arrive shortly to explain why this is different and why the rules they apply to others of course do not apply to them or to their insane President.

Rules aren’t different. It could have not been said. Reiner did not hold back re: Trump at all. The negative feelings were mutual. You don’t owe anyone respect who speaks ill of you.

This explains the Reugnant frame of mind. There is no low, even for the president. He can act like a petulant POS on the world stage and it's all good. But, let's punish comedians who speak ill of Charlie Kirk. By that play, we should banish the president from being on TV for a month, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Decisive? Tariffs on, then they’re off. DOGE implemented, then disbanded. We’re taking Greenland. Or Canada. Oh, never mind. We support Ukraine, then Russia. Other than immigration crackdowns this is the most policy-free administration in history, and has accomplished nothing except graft and erosion of democracy.

Come on, PP. You’re not giving him credit for getting rid of that woke Calibri font at the State Department.

Be fair.

And ended anything related to DEI because those three things are so bad.

And tore down part of the White House.

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Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

My toddler is also very decisive about certain things. Shall we elect him?

He can share diapers with Trump.

Stupidest POTUS ever.

Just release the Epstein files already.

Anonymous wrote:I want to know why Trump seems so sure that one of his supporters murdered them. He was sure enough to go on national tv and basically warn us that this is what happens when you speak out against him. I am not sure what evidence they have against Nick. So far, I think we just know they had a huge argument at Conan’s and he was (I think) arrested at the scene. Since it was a stabbing, there should be enough dna evidence to prove whether or not he did it. Either way, it is unbelievably sick that Trump used this tragedy to threaten us.

He’ll probably give the son a pardon.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

But the things that he does range from pointlessly petty to evil and cruel. It’s all performative kayfabe. There’s no substance to it. It’s just trolling and chaos, spinning its wheels to distract Americans while the billionaires loot the Treasury and consolidate power.

I’d rather go back to politicians who study issues, consult experts, and hold town halls to hear directly from their constituents.

I want to know why Trump seems so sure that one of his supporters murdered them. He was sure enough to go on national tv and basically warn us that this is what happens when you speak out against him. I am not sure what evidence they have against Nick. So far, I think we just know they had a huge argument at Conan’s and he was (I think) arrested at the scene. Since it was a stabbing, there should be enough dna evidence to prove whether or not he did it. Either way, it is unbelievably sick that Trump used this tragedy to threaten us.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Sadly, I believe you are correct. If you still support Trump, you are an extremely simple-minded person. Therefore, policy procedure is very boring to you. You need to be constantly entertained. You need the constant dopamine hits, and he provides that for you. Even when it is incredibly crude, stupid, or pointless, he entertains you. The constant drama is fun for you. Even if it is something he is forced to undo, which is often the case, it is still “The Trump Show,” and you can’t get enough of it. You have forgotten that the potus should be doing his job mostly in the background while we live our lives. We should be able to go days or weeks without seeing or thinking about him. When we see that a potus is holding a press conference, we should know that he needs to tell us something important. Not rant about BBC using ai to put words in his mouth (they didn’t).

My suggestion is that you get a new hobby. Maybe start listening to true crime podcasts. It gives the same sick and twisted satisfaction that you get from Trump.

Deadline to release the Epstein files is this Friday. Trump needs to create distractions.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

My toddler is also very decisive about certain things. Shall we elect him?

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Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Decisive? Tariffs on, then they’re off. DOGE implemented, then disbanded. We’re taking Greenland. Or Canada. Oh, never mind. We support Ukraine, then Russia. Other than immigration crackdowns this is the most policy-free administration in history, and has accomplished nothing except graft and erosion of democracy.

Come on, PP. You’re not giving him credit for getting rid of that woke Calibri font at the State Department.

Be fair.

When asked by the press about his comments regarding the Reiners, Trump doubles down.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

No, Trump talks decisively but doesn’t deliver.

Did he end the Ukraine war in the first day?
Did Mexico pay for the wall?
Was there a healthcare plan in two weeks?
Did he bring down inflation?

I could go on and on

As for what he has done, it’s all by executive order and not through the legislative process, which is the way it’s supposed to work. Government decisions aren’t just supposed to be made on a whim by one person, rather through deliberation and negotiation. That’s why it takes a long time and usually does not end up exactly how the President wants because our government was set up to give the minority party a voice. See: Obamacare as an example.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding all the head-scratching over what Republicans could possibly like about Trump: for most I know it us because he actually DOES things. We are tired of the “polite” politicians who talk about things, want to study things, form committees to address things, & have conversations & town halls about things. Most politicians on both sides act like they have all the answers when they are campaigning. But once they take office, they seldom get around to taking decisive action.

Decisive? Tariffs on, then they’re off. DOGE implemented, then disbanded. We’re taking Greenland. Or Canada. Oh, never mind. We support Ukraine, then Russia. Other than immigration crackdowns this is the most policy-free administration in history, and has accomplished nothing except graft and erosion of democracy.