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I guess there is no group of people that trump hasn’t name called (dems, gays, hispanics, blacks, you name it, etc.). It should’ve been disqualifying when pres
by trymas 2y ago
I guess there is no group of people that trump hasn’t name called (dems, gays, hispanics, blacks, you name it, etc.).
It should’ve been disqualifying when president publicly mocks and physically parodies disabled journalist instead of answering god damn questions.
Taking high road didn’t help in 2016, wouldn’t have helped now.
But this trend is obviously not only in USA. Some political groups and their voters don’t care what is said, and other political group must upstand the highest moral standards.
- Jensson 2y ago> I guess there is no group of people that trump hasn’t name called (dems, gays, hispanics, blacks, you name it, etc.). There are a few groups not there, and those won Trump the election, and Democrats has name called those groups. If Democrats didn't demonize those people then maybe Trump would have lost.
- foldr 2y agoTrump got a larger share of the hispanic vote than in 2020. I'm not convinced that voters really care that much about being insulted on the whole. If you go through the archives, which parts of Trump's voter base haven't been insulted by him at one time or another?
- trymas 2y agoIndeed. Mexicans, hispanics in general are insulted by him and his followers constantly, but it seems that this group brought the victory to him. Who trump hasn’t insulted? billionaires[0] and saudis? [0] though even Bezos is an exception.
- Jensson 2y ago> Who trump hasn’t insulted? billionaires[0] and saudis? Did Trump insult white men? You see Democrats say white men are the problem all the time, I never see Trump or his supporters say that.
- foldr 2y ago>You see Democrats say white men are the problem all the time Be serious. You might for some reason think that this is their underlying message, but they don't say this. They even chose an old white man as their nominee, for goodness' sake.