Not sure how this explains Trump’s cratering approval ratings.
Some of the hateful morons must have buyer’s remorse, for any of a dozen reasons. At the same time, some of the amoral rich must have realized that Trump knows nothing about economics, and that his policies are driving the nation into financial catastrophe.
I’d be interested to ask the gentleman at left, “Exactly what is an LGBTQ ‘ideology?'”
All we’re really talking about here is “live and let live,” something we all learned in kindergarten.
We shouldn’t step on ants, and we shouldn’t torment people of different sexual orientations.
This subject is addressed in the video linked below, in which the White House press secretary, one of the most unabashed liars of all time, suggests that reporters ask Portland residents directly whether or not their city is a hellscape.
Of course, it’s disgusting that the White House has no regard for the truth. But there is a comic element here too; if I were asked to name the most peace-loving city in the United States, Portland certainly would have been in my top five, along with perhaps Seattle and Santa Monica, CA.
Jane Fonda says that most MAGA are struggling with “buyers’ remorse.”
Certainly this applies to some, and perhaps a few more every few days, when Trump threatens to invade another country, so he can put his name on it.
But sadly, it’s a very long way from “most.” Trump’s approval rating is hovering about 40%. That’s about 60 million voters, a combination of hateful morons and greedy rich people.
If you don’t care how much you pay for electricity, and you don’t mind having your neighbors think you’re a moron, this is a great idea.
No one knows how much damage Trump will have inflicted on Earth’s environment by the time he leaves office. Another unanswerable question: how long it will take the world to repair that damage.
Coal is a highly effective tool in ruining our planet, starting with greenhouse gas emissions (CO2 and methane). But it gets far worse: a) heavy metals, including mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and selenium, and b) an array of radioactive isotopes.
Sorry. Too much demand to protect our belief system surrounding conspiracy theories.
She’s talented, I have to say. I couldn’t lie like that if I practiced 10 hours/day for 20 years.
Here’s a short video showing how intensely Trump detests wind energy, and how he lies about this subject in the most outlandish manner imaginable.
When asked to produce evidence of his ridiculous claims, he responded, “I am the evidence.”
That’s how outrageous his behavior is.
Donald Trump is suggesting something that does anything but benefit him? Are you kidding?
