Trump's Cabinet of horrors exposes his totalitarian drift

[paul1804]

I am not an American so have no axe to grind either way but it astounds me how so many Americans didnt understand that their country under the Biden/Harris administration was sliding into poverty!! Do they walk around with blinkers on not seeing the demise of a once great nation? For the world's largest economy their food culture is the disgrace of the world and the old saying of "we are what we eat" is so evident in the USA with so many obese unhealthy people. But the chosen few reaping huge profits from GMO food, the FDA and Big Pharma along with the medical institutions are happy to keep filling their greedy evil pockets at the peril of their nation and people!

I dont see how the same nation could legitimately elect people like Biden & Harris to run their country and to be so stupidly naive to for 1 minute believe that Harris could lead the country after a disastrous 4 years at the helm!

Obviously the number of votes counted in the swing states was far to great to manipulate the outcome so lets hope the Trump/Vance admin can end these current global conflicts sooner rather than later, get their food chain and medical institutions back on track and the US can hold its head up as a responsible super power. 

Edited 2 hours ago by paul1804

[thecyclist]

On 11/17/2024 at 2:08 PM, mokwit said:

This is the opinion of a deluded mind. It is the totalitarianism of the Left with it's identity politics that lost it the election.

Is it mokwit or nitwit? 

[spidermike007]

1 hour ago, tai4de2 said:

 

What you are describing is *exactly* how "progressives" operate; I think applying it to the (R) side is just projection because the big story in the 2024 election cycle is how the (R) side morphed into a "big tent" movement. As such there's actually quite a bit of variation in our thinking -- for example, there definitely is not uniform consensus about abortion, previously a pretty monolithic issue within the (R) party.

 

At his inauguration, I could imagine Trump repeating (from 2016) that he would like to be the president for *all* of the USA, not just his true believers. And -- unlike the disingenuous (D) slate being replaced -- he'll actually mean it.

Well if he actually says it and if he actually means it, perhaps he can start working on getting rid of the hatred and division by encouraging his followers to be more accepting of diverse opinions. The absolute opposite seems to be the case right now, there's a lot of intolerance on both sides. 

[mokwit]

12 minutes ago, thecyclist said:

Is it mokwit or nitwit? 

Ah yes, the cyclist. Where do you get this Leftie assumed superiority from? Ever had a real job?

[pattayasan]

Rupert Murdoch called and asked Trump to stop poaching his staff.