Was there a specific thing, e.g., bulldozing the East Wing of the White House, that turned massive numbers of Trump supporters against the conman-in-chief?
It’s impossible to say, but his base of hateful morons do seem to be a bit shaken.
At this point, it appears that the American nightmare of extreme rightwing politics may have run its course, in a way not to dissimilar to what happened in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. The insanity simply vanished, and no one knew why. A year later, there were townspeople who couldn’t remember that “witches” were being hanged in great numbers.
As we have seen recently, the white Christians who tried so hard to take over the school boards and ban books, prohibit any discussion of homosexuality, and whitewash U.S. history have gotten trounced at the polls.
Granted, neither Vance nor Rubio is criminally insane, and that will present an advantage compared with Trump. But again, it appears that the American people may have seen enough of extremist Republican politics.
There are a few reasons to back off of our country’s investment in renewable energy:
You, as an elected official, got elected and stay in office from the corrupt donations of the fossil fuel industry.
You’re indifferent to America’s competitiveness in the global marketplace.
You’re convinced, via propaganda, that climate change is a hoax, humankind is doing no appreciable harm to our natural environment, and that any effort on our part to change that is essentially woke communism.
He is defined by his cruelty.
Nothing like this could have ever been possible earlier in U.S. history, because Americans didn’t have the stomach for it. Now we eat it up with a spoon.
Here in the U.S., there are states that require ID each time you vote. Most states don’t, because you needed ID, including proof of citizenship, to register to vote when you turned 18. The United States had no problem with this institution before Trump and his dimwit supporters came along.
We have an infinitesimal amount of voter fraud, just like the dozens of other democracies with similar procedures. That is, of course, unless Trump loses, in which case it’s totally rampant.
When I was a schoolboy, I remember clearly the distinct impressions I formed about where some of my teachers stood politically.
We had the occasional “hard-ass” who was almost definitely a conservative, some of whom might even be Trump supporters today. And we had the kindhearted guy, maybe teaching English or social studies, who was likely a liberal.
Was that a big deal then? Is it really today?
If you’re gullible enough to believe that our nation’s school system is essentially a manufacturing plant that produces woke communists, you’ll believe anything.
As usual, Fox News and its viewers have a distinctly twisted way of looking at the world. A few comments:
Why poll people on their perceptions of what groceries cost? The price of groceries in the United States either is or is not rising, quite independently of how people respond in surveys.
The truth is that inflation is running at around 3%, which is not horrible, regardless of who claims otherwise.
A smart friend of mine once told me that U.S. presidents are generally given too much blame when times are bad and too much credit when times are good. Honest and intelligent people do not blame Trump for rises in prices, especially as modest as they are. However, they are appalled about his pitiful lying, and about his deplorable lack of interest in the issues that are destroying the lives of so many Americans.
Of course, our nation’s ambivalence on prices could change very quickly depending on the effects of Trump’s extreme tariffs. If, as many economists predict, prices go through the roof and large swaths of American businesses are wiped out, this country, as dimwitted as many of us are, will figure all this out and turn on him in about 15 minutes.
As anyone could have foreseen, however, there are a couple of major issues:
1) Like every other state in the nation, Colorado has in-person polling places. Here are their FAQs.
2) As explained in this piece by PBS, there are dozens of countries that allow mail-in voting.
Do you think the Australians or the Japanese are raising hell, claiming that their elections are rigged, that they are experiencing massive voter fraud? No. That’s because they don’t have major candidates who are pathological liars, and electorates that are composed of about 50% gullible fools.
There are grown-up people on this planet who believe that more energy can be pulled out of a system than we put into the system. This supposed hydrogen-powered Norwegian ship at left ostensibly:
1) Starts with seawater
2) Uses electricity to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen
3) Runs the hydrogen through a fuel cell, generating electricity that not only powers the boat, but also repeats step 2).
The words at left are 100% correct.
Yet, Trump has one capability that’s rarely if ever seen: He can invent stories that have no basis in fact–and convince tens of millions of Americans that they’re true.
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