But thank you for commenting, Rainbow Brother. Let's agree that we need to end the current Biden trend of silencing critics, avoiding close inspection, and using lawfare to tie up one's political opponent. All parties should agree that taxes are too high, inflation is too high, crime is out of control in Dem-run cities, and the border is broken. Those should not be partisan talking points. Those are just facts.
What's Fox News? I think it's fine to criticize Trump. He gives people plenty of fodder, starting with his claim that the 2020 election was "stolen." There were a lot of questionable shenanigans--not letting a good crisis go to waste, right Rahm?––but the election was not "stolen" per se. But the piece is not about the MSNDC daily talking points about what a bad man Trump is, but about the lengths to which Democrats will go to hide from themselves the corruption of their own team. The singularity of focus on Trump's character is hypocritical given the terrible actors on their side. And the trial in NYC right now is preposterous given the lengths that Democrats have gone to hide their team's bad sexual actors and payoffs and silencing of critics or scandal. On a deeper level, Democrats are not self-aware enough to see that in their Trump obsession they are really just chasing and boxing their own shadow. They are free to do that, but, had they been self-aware, they wouldn't have wasted our countrty's precious resources on that first bogus impeachment plus the many chasing-the-tail scenarios I outlined, including the Russia collusion hoax.
I really like your Rorshach image. How did you create it? It looks Trump is operating a puppet that looks like a dragon in a porkpie hat and webbed feet. That's fun.
To trivialize criticism of Trump as a form of deluded hysterical thinking is a popular trope you frequently come back to. Then you rattle off some trivial Fox News talking points. Russia collusion. Hunter Biden laptop.
There are many serious concerns about Trump. 1 anti democratic. 2. divisive 3. destabilizing
But thank you for commenting, Rainbow Brother. Let's agree that we need to end the current Biden trend of silencing critics, avoiding close inspection, and using lawfare to tie up one's political opponent. All parties should agree that taxes are too high, inflation is too high, crime is out of control in Dem-run cities, and the border is broken. Those should not be partisan talking points. Those are just facts.
What's Fox News? I think it's fine to criticize Trump. He gives people plenty of fodder, starting with his claim that the 2020 election was "stolen." There were a lot of questionable shenanigans--not letting a good crisis go to waste, right Rahm?––but the election was not "stolen" per se. But the piece is not about the MSNDC daily talking points about what a bad man Trump is, but about the lengths to which Democrats will go to hide from themselves the corruption of their own team. The singularity of focus on Trump's character is hypocritical given the terrible actors on their side. And the trial in NYC right now is preposterous given the lengths that Democrats have gone to hide their team's bad sexual actors and payoffs and silencing of critics or scandal. On a deeper level, Democrats are not self-aware enough to see that in their Trump obsession they are really just chasing and boxing their own shadow. They are free to do that, but, had they been self-aware, they wouldn't have wasted our countrty's precious resources on that first bogus impeachment plus the many chasing-the-tail scenarios I outlined, including the Russia collusion hoax.
I really like your Rorshach image. How did you create it? It looks Trump is operating a puppet that looks like a dragon in a porkpie hat and webbed feet. That's fun.
To trivialize criticism of Trump as a form of deluded hysterical thinking is a popular trope you frequently come back to. Then you rattle off some trivial Fox News talking points. Russia collusion. Hunter Biden laptop.
There are many serious concerns about Trump. 1 anti democratic. 2. divisive 3. destabilizing