Summary
Donald Trump’s Dec. 8 interview on NBC’s Meet the Press showcased his continued pattern of lying, dodging, and ignoring questions about his intentions to go after his perceived political enemies and his plans for healthcare and immigration.
While Kristen Welker attempted pushback, Trump largely dominated the conversation, reiterating his intent to target perceived political enemies, referencing loyalty-tested appointees like Kash Patel and Pam Bondi.
He expressed openness to working with Democrats on immigration issues like DACA but offered vague answers on healthcare and abortion policies.
The interview highlighted the challenge in interviewing Trump and his loyalists, as they often misstate facts and need to be called on it.
The problem is they stop at:
Progressives tend to be more like:
Neoliberals believe themselves to be the authority, and take it so far they expect everyone else to treat them as the defacto authority. They get upset when people don’t just go along with it without any explanation. Then they double down and start talking about how the Dem party doesn’t need you if you’re not 100% behind their pick with unquestionable loyalty.
For fucks sake, Biden literally told one of the largest African American radio hosts:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/22/politics/biden-charlamagne-tha-god-you-aint-black/index.html
That wing of the party refuses to work for votes. If you don’t already support them they just get pissed.
It’s a terribly ineffective way to run a campaign, and why trump is now a two term president and Biden was only a short reprieve that didn’t really fix anything
When the other party is actively trying to hurt you, they should get pissed. “If Hindenburg doesn’t work for our vote, we’re supporting Hitler.” - Jews for Hitler.
Steven Miller and Pete Hegseth are proud white nationalists. Trump never apologized to the Central Park 5.
No one should do anything for you to stop those from being in power.