• @dohpaz42
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    1733 months ago

    I love it! Using their own tactics against them. It’s about time.

    • WHYAREWEALLCAPS
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      793 months ago

      Not just using their own tactics, but using them better. It’s been so great watching the trolls flail around trying to find something to counter it and coming up with some of the lamest shit.

    • @hemmes
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      203 months ago

      No, I think it’s, maybe, a little bit different. So, I’ve known him a long time indirectly, not directly very much, and he was always of white heritage, and he was only promoting white heritage, I didn’t know he was orange, until a number of years ago when he happened to turn orange, and now he wants to be known as orange. So, I don’t know, is he white or is he orange - but, you know what, I respect either one

  • Ghostalmedia
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    1613 months ago

    The dems desperately needed someone that can actually travel, campaign, and get registrations up.

    This is a MAJOR shift from Biden’s occasional events with a room of folding chairs, and a big difference from Trump’s weird, infrequent, angry ramble-thons. These rallies actually seem like a cool hang.

    • @MimicJar
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      403 months ago

      100%! I remain confident that Biden can perform the duties of President throughout the rest of this term. I also remain confident he could have performed the duties of President for a second term. Sadly it was campaigning for President WHILE being President I thought he struggled with.

      I don’t blame him, that’s a tough job, that’s an insanely difficult two jobs.

      I’ve been really happy with what I’ve seen from Harris over the past few weeks. I’m excited to see her out there every day, every week, spreading her platform, her message and our future.

      • @SkyezOpen
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        63 months ago

        I also remain confident he could have performed the duties of President for a second term.

        Unfortunately the duties of the president also include coherently addressing the people.

    • @gmtom
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      133 months ago

      Honestly I was really against Biden dropping out before he did. I’ve never been so happy to be wrong.

      • Flying Squid
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        13 months ago

        I was just convinced he was too stubborn to do it. I’m also really glad I was wrong.

    • @friend_of_satan
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      123 months ago

      Haha “ramble-thon” is a brilliant description of what he does

  • @[email protected]
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    963 months ago

    Dementia Don the weirdo racist rapist with 34 felonies that can’t complete a coherent sentence. He’s just too old. He needs to drop it. It’s just embarrassing.

    • magnetosphere
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      483 months ago

      It’s just embarrassing.

      That’s exactly why I DON’T want him to drop it. I want his complete and total humiliation to be public.

          • @Broken_Monitor
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            273 months ago

            To the pain means that the first thing you lose will be your feet below the ankles. Then your hands at the wrists, next your nose. The next thing you lose will be your left eye, followed by your right. Your ears you keep, and I’ll tell you why: so that every shriek of every child at seeing your hideousness will be yours to cherish; every babe that weeps at your approach; every woman who cries out, “Dear God! What is that thing?!” will echo in your perfect ears. That is what “to the pain” means; it means I leave you in anguish, wallowing in freakish misery, forever.

  • @MataVatnik
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    863 months ago

    Don looking like a Walmart cryptid

    • @nepenthes
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      253 months ago

      I didn’t know the word cryptid and looked to the root word “crypt”, then at the picture of Trump for context clues. I deduced it must mean something like someone half-dead, foot-in-the grave, etc.

      But I mused that the root could be cryptic, too 🤔

      So I looked it up:

      Any creature that may or may not exist. Sightings of various cryptids have been reported, but their reality has not been proved.

      Thanks for a new word! Also, Sasquatch exists!!

      • @MataVatnik
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        23 months ago

        Hah you could just have Google cryptids to start ;) But looks like you found your way! Yes, basically modern day mythological creatures

      • ✺roguetrick✺
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        Crypt is etymologically where dead bodies are hidden when it comes to how we got it from Greek. Necroid or thanatoid would be nice English descriptions of him too though.

  • @MumboJumbo
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    633 months ago

    DonOLD Trump. I saw it once on here a few weeks ago and I can’t not think of it every time.

  • @resetbypeer
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    603 months ago

    Those golf balls don’t hit themselves

  • @Guy_Fieris_Hair
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    533 months ago

    Also in a republican stronghold so he can get that Feely good echo chamber going.

    • @CobblerScholar
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      193 months ago

      In a state with barely more than a million people in the whole of it

    • @Branch_Ranch
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      73 months ago

      The only reason why I can see he’s going to Montana is to stump against Senator Tester, one of the few Dems in a red state.

    • @bitchkat
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      303 months ago

      I always enter dates as ISO 8601 on paper forms.

      • @Madison420
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        163 months ago

        I just shout dates. Today is ! You might not see it but holy shit did my neighbors hear it.

  • @negativeyoda
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    363 months ago

    Montana is actually in play?

    Well… never interrupt your enemy when they’re making a mistake, I guess

    • @Pronell
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      273 months ago

      Playing to the insurrectionists. He needs that base when he loses.

      • @snow_bunny
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        223 months ago

        if he loses. The only poll that matters is on election day.

      • @CobblerScholar
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        43 months ago

        Until he fails for the last time and his rabid cult tears him apart figuratively and possibly literally if some of them get a chance apparently

    • @Branch_Ranch
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      83 months ago

      Senator Tester (a dem in a red state) is up for re-election. Thats the only reason i can see.

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    I mean he is VERY old after all

            • Lemminary
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              If it is, then we need more of them! I need this cheeto to age tenfold before the election.

        • @barsquid
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          23 months ago

          He didn’t look like he was aging during that time. That is because he wasn’t doing any of that job, just golfing and watching TV.

    • @YarHarSuperstar
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      103 months ago

      That’s a really unflattering pic that’s often used for this type of thing. If it was anyone else it would almost be unfair to use it so often LOL

    • @elliot_crane
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      303 months ago

      Heh… so their plan to appear normal is to send couchfucker out on a stalking spree?

    • @friend_of_satan
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      83 months ago

      JD Vance should totally meet up with that My Pillow guy from team Trump for some fresh pickins.

  • @MojoMcJojo
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    293 months ago

    I don’t think he wants to win anymore, like the last time it’s just a con to make money. He never cared or showed any interest in the job, even when he had it. Don the Con

    • @[email protected]
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      No I think he wants to win, he just thinks he shouldn’t have to work for it because everyone should just see how great he (thinks he) is. And if he can scam a few bucks off the top and get the donors to pay his legal bills for him all the better.

      But he very well might go to jail if he’s not the president, and he may well get all the charges dropped if he wins. Gotta think he wants to win.

      • @UnderpantsWeevil
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        23 months ago

        he just thinks he shouldn’t have to work for it

        Pretty bog-standard conservative plutocrat mentality. When you’ve spent your whole life reaching out a hand and finding everything you want in it - money, authority, pussy - why would you ever think you’d need to exert yourself.

        But he very well might go to jail if he’s not the president

        The SCOTUS has functionally ruled that out and the Dems are going to be more than willing to drop all the charges and forget Trump ever happened, assuming the GOP gets washed in the general.

        Dems are loathe to appear threatening to the wealthy class, and letting Trump off will signal its time to get back to business as usual.

        • @[email protected]
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          I don’t think any Democrat is pardoning Trump, if they don’t then it’s up to the jury and the judges whether he goes to jail. The cases have been filed.

          Maybe SCOTUS can rule him immune for the Georgia election interference case but it can’t be pardoned.

          The Hush Money case he’s already guilty and just awaiting sentencing in September.

          The stolen classified documents case he wasn’t president for that so he won’t get SCOTUS, only thing that could be done is a pardon or a failure to continue the prosecution but the appeal of Aileen Cannon’s ruling is happening in this administration.

          • @[email protected]
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            23 months ago

            Maybe SCOTUS can rule him immune for the Georgia election interference case but it can’t be pardoned.

            They could absolve state charges? Georgia is a state law that was broken.

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              The federal interest is that they said the US president is constitutionally immune from prosecution for performing his Constitutional duties. If a state prosecutes a president for performing his Constitutional duties, they have violated the US Constitution and SCOTUS is who has the final decision on that.

              Think of how SCOTUS decision Roe V Wade said there was a Constitutional right of bodily autonomy, and when states passed abortion bans when Roe was the law of the land the laws just didn’t take effect, and the states could not arrest doctors for performing abortions. States can’t violate the US Constitution.

              (In this instance arguing the election interference was Constitutionally protected would be a huge stretch I’m not saying he WILL get off on those charges but if SCOTUS wanted to they could make it so)

          • @UnderpantsWeevil
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            I don’t think any Democrat is pardoning Trump

            They don’t have to. The DOJ can simply drop the charges.

            The Hush Money case he’s already guilty and just awaiting sentencing in September.

            He’s going to get a smallish fine and that’ll be that.

            The stolen classified documents case he wasn’t president for that so he won’t get SCOTUS

            The prosecutors will drop the case as soon as the election is over. These are only tools to tarnish his popularity. There’s no serious desire to see a former President locked up.

  • @barsquid
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    253 months ago

    The dementia means he needs time in a familiar safe space so he doesn’t lash out.