Where's Trump's Marbles?

[adrina]

I think trumptards actually come for the comedy and maybe to be there to say they were there at an ear piercing. . They know he's a retard but will vote for him anyway.

There's a lot of folks who have no idea how far gone Trump is. Which is scary.

 

[adrina]

 

[DeluxAuto]

He's fine. Fine!

 

[DeluxAuto]

https://www.facebook.com/reel/434758449538244?mibextid=NTRm0r7WZyOdZZsz

 

[Rotadom]

Sad!

 

[SmokingFap]

He's lost them. They're gone.

And he's boring his audience to sleep with his nonsense.

How dare you, Adrina!

It's obviously "Where ARE Trump's marbles?".

But to answer the question, they're in the lost and found at KFC.

 

[Lazaran]

How dare you, Adrina!

It's obviously "Where ARE Trump's marbles?".

But to answer the question, they're in the lost and found at KFC.

Maybe she meant to say “Where’s Trump’s marble” singular.



That would make sense.

 

[UWERETHINKINGIT]

Probably in a jar. That’s where I keep my marbles.

 

[HisArpy]

Rolling around in all your heads every second of every day for the last 8 years.

9 years ago, Trump was their best pal. Strange how a political affiliation change suddenly means someone suddenly has a lack of character...

Or maybe not so strange when you consider those who are advancing that narrative.

 

[Lazaran]

9 years ago, Trump was their best pal.

Cite.

 

[lovecraft68]

9 years ago, Trump was their best pal. Strange how a political affiliation change suddenly means someone suddenly has a lack of character...

Or maybe not so strange when you consider those who are advancing that narrative.

Same thing with Musk. Eclectic cars, solar panels, voted blue...a darling of the left, especially the climate faction

Then he has the nerve to buy twitter and turn it into a platform for actual free speech instead of the playground of leftist hatred and censorship and now all of a sudden, everything about him is bad.

They have no conviction, but should be convicted for all their hate speech, bigotry and sexism they project onto everyone else.

 

[lovecraft68]

Cite.

Let's see, up until he decided to run on the other side, he gave large sums to the DNC, to the Clintons-including Hillary and hung out with them, was on Colbert, Oprah all the people who demonize him now, hung out with Al Sharpton and Jackson received awards from them for his work in the black community etc etc...

Or is your inability to see the truth going to make you forget all that?

I don't care who people choose to support or not, but FFS stop lying and acting like a delusional Karen rewriting history

Oh, wait, that's all your side does, isn't it?

 

[Lazaran]

Rolling around in all your heads every second of every day for the last 8 years.

9 years ago, Trump was their best pal. Strange how a political affiliation change suddenly means someone suddenly has a lack of character...

Or maybe not so strange when you consider those who are advancing that narrative.

Cite.

Let's see, up until he decided to run on the other side, he gave large sums to the DNC, to the Clintons-including Hillary and hung out with them, was on Colbert, Oprah all the people who demonize him now, hung out with Al Sharpton and Jackson received awards from them for his work in the black community etc etc...

Or is your inability to see the truth going to make you forget all that?

I don't care who people choose to support or not, but FFS stop lying and acting like a delusional Karen rewriting history

Oh, wait, that's all your side does, isn't it?

FAIL.



Trump was never MY or the Democratic Party’s “best pal”; and neither was Elmo.

Both were largely irrelevant to the greater public until they became threats to America and democracy, - each in their own way.

Also:

Just like the modern Democratic Party kicked the racists to the curb (to the Republican Party) from the 60’s onward, (and the bigots and misogynists, later on) because the Democratic Party was embracing progressivism and economic / social justice, the Democratic Party ALSO kicked Trump and Elmo to the curb when their truly vile natures were revealed; and when the danger they posed to America and democracy was fully understood due to their corrupt and treasonous actions.

But, ultimately: NEITHER of those two dangerous, treasonous, imbeciles were “best pals” to anyone in the Democratic Party; full stop.



Hope that ^ helps.



Lovescrap68 and Derpy

 

[DeluxAuto]

Then he has the nerve to buy twitter and turn it into a platform for actual free speech instead of the playground of leftist hatred and censorship and now all of a sudden, everything about him is bad.

The only part you got right is that he bought Twitter.

 

[RobDownSouth]

The only part you got right is that he bought Twitter.

Well, like a certain Lit lawyer says on here "babby steps".

He'll be in "kidney garden" (sic) before you know it.

 

[Rotadom]

9 years ago, Trump was their best pal.

No one on either side cared about trump until he brought his white christian nationalism to your party. We got interested in him for very different reasons.

 

[Rotadom]

Pelosi responsible for j6!
Only I can stop WWIII!
Comrade Kamala worse!




Go drunk, trump. You're home.

 

[adrina]

Analysis: Trump’s incomprehensible child care comments appear to have broken a dam​

“Here’s my challenge to journalists over the next two months: quote Trump in full,” Max Kennerly, a lawyer and legal commentator, wrote on X on Thursday, alongside a video posted by the Harris campaign of Trump’s comments. “Don’t clean him up, don’t reinterpret what he says in a more sensible way, don’t secretly editorialize. Just quote him. Let the voters see how this man’s mind doesn’t work.”

Journalist Parker Malloy posted the same clip, and wrote: “It really is jarring to read Trump’s comments as he actually deli. how they’re eventually cleaned up in mainstream news outlets.”
Still, liberal columnist Greg Sargent argued, there’s a difference between highlighting individual speeches or wild comments and taking them seriously as a collective whole.

“What’s really at issue here is whether the media — as an institution, and in a comprehensive sense — is treating Trump’s mental state as an overarching and critically important factor in determining whether he is fit to be president,” Sargent wrote in the New Republic.

But the media appears to be coming far closer to embracing Sargent’s vision for an effective way to cover Trump after this week.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/donald-trump-childcare-comments-19747778.php

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

Same thing with Musk. Eclectic cars, solar panels, voted blue...a darling of the left, especially the climate faction

Then he has the nerve to buy twitter and turn it into a platform for actual free speech instead of the playground of leftist hatred and censorship and now all of a sudden, everything about him is bad.

They have no conviction, but should be convicted for all their hate speech, bigotry and sexism they project onto everyone else.

I’ve alway thought Elon Musk was an empty suit. I first noticed him when he tried to pitch hyperloop as an alternative to high-speed rail. The man has never had an intelligent idea in his life. He’s like a rich Donald Trump.

 

[Rotadom]

He’s like a rich Donald Trump.

 

[Pad_Foot]

Translation
I have no fucking clue about how to help with childcare costs.

Listen to how much money Americans will be paying the government in tariffs so we can afford more tax cuts for the rich!

 

[IrezumiKiss]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1832513221749862764

 

[adrina]

 

[adrina]

Trump is making less and less sense, and he’s about to debate a focused, younger opponent​

Words matter. It is time to call out Donald Trump for his reckless, sometimes vicious, rhetoric. There is also a growing concern on the part of some observers that Trump is simply losing it. After one rambling tirade, The New York Times’ Jamelle Bouie commented that Trump is unable “not just to speak truthfully about a topic but speak coherently about any topic.”

We all know what happened after Joe Biden’s baffling performance in the July debate. Even his most loyal supporters recognized that he had lost a few steps. The gentle transition from Biden, the elder statesman, to Harris, the new standard bearer, was recognition that being a candidate for president requires clear thinking and an ability to communicate effectively.

So where is the editorial concern about Trump’s addled performances? Why does this 78-year-old get a pass on outrageous or demonstrably false pronouncements? Where is the recognition from the right that his behavior reflects a decline in abilities that are necessary to function as President of the United States? Just like the reckoning that occurred on the Democratic side in July, it is time for the Republicans to have that same conversation about their candidate.


https://www.pennlive.com/opinion/20...debate-a-focused-younger-opponent-column.html

 

[RIPAphrodite]

Reading this thread is acutely highly educational…unlike Fox News