Understanding Trump

In the case of making sense of Donald Trump, we can believe that either:
a) Most of the United States and the rest of the world has some bizarre, neurotic hatred of the man, perhaps “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” that causes the press to fabricate unflattering numbers and other bits of information.
or
b) Trump is a pathological liar, a lifelong criminal, and complete failure as U.S. president.

In Russia, writing material that is critical of Putin gets you imprisoned or exiled.
In the early days of the automobile, it was common for families to “take rides” together, perhaps on Sundays. for no other purpose than to see the countryside. Now that the novelty of the car is far behind us, and especially with the price of gasoline, few people people do this today.
As we all know, a great deal of what we see on social media is simply made up, but the meme here is spot on, as I know from personal experience.
One might think that this level of idiocy and incompetence would detract from the appeal of the GOP, but Trump supporters don’t seem to mind.
At left we see the cause of Trump’s imminent demise.
It’s a tragedy that this didn’t happen in 2015 when Trump entered the political scene.
This is exactly correct. As the CEO of one of the major television networks said back in 2015, “Trump is terrible for the nation, but he’s great for us.”
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Well, if I had the IQ of a squirrel and believed that Fauci colluded with hundreds of other top scientists around the world to enslave the planet’s population, I would jump right on board.