The MAGA Base Is Thrilled with Trump’s Accomplishments–Even If They Don’t Really Exist

Those who think at that level and believe everything that comes out of the president’s mouth are thrilled that the price of gasoline has fallen below $2/gallon, that Canadians can’t wait to live in the 51st U.S. state, that Trump has successfully negotiated several peace agreements, and that the United States has, since the 2025 inauguration, become the most respected nation on Earth, after being disgraced by the former president, who had ruined the economy, crashed the stock market and caused record unemployment.
The saddest part of all of this is that our country is home to tens of millions of voters with extremely limited capacity to think, and though this problem is most on display in the United States, insofar as our economy and military is so large, it’s hardly contained here.
Yesterday, I asked some Englanders about their feelings about Brexit. They lamented that their country has been set back by the same stupidity and xenophobia that we have here.

This from former Republican U.S representative Joe Walsh. And he’s right, what’s worse than Trump’s treasonous behavior is that the majority of congresspeople in both houses are unwilling to intercede.
No one denies that meat tastes (and smells) good. Anyone who will tell you, for instance, that frying bacon doesn’t smell incredibly good is lying.
At left is a reference to Trump’s amazing ability to convince his supporters of things that couldn’t possibly be true.
Many Americans are wondering about the content of the meme here. Why exactly are Trump’s picks for important governmental positions so blatantly disqualified?
The cartoonist here makes an excellent point.
The author of the meme here writes:
Sodium-ion batteries have been around for about 30 years, and there are people who believe that a handful of developers may be close to commercializing this class of technologies.
Of course the Trump administration will do anything in its power to bury the discussion about climate change and its terrible costs.
The most tragic part of life in the United States is that about half of Americans have become indifferent to the truth of a certain statement, if it comes from Trump or one of his lackeys.