Trump Supporters Come in Different Degrees: Bronze, Silver, and Gold
As previously mentioned, 2GreenEnergy headquarters is located in a rural part of Central California, and it’s about as “God and country” a place as you’re going to find anywhere. When the 2020 presidential election was called, dozens of signs went up declaring that Trump had won, and the insurrection of January 6th actually fueled the fire. “Don’t tread on me,” some folks’ flags threatened.
Now, however, almost 11 months later, all those flags have come down. Even the local rednecks seem to have gotten the word that the Big Lie was precisely that, and that the insurrectionists are criminals who, one by one, are pleading guilty to the misdemeanors and felonies of which they were accused, and being sent off to prison, presumably with reduced sentences.
My point: Yes, we have yokels. But we don’t have a single one of the caliber of the jackass in the boat above.
As my wife often points out, there is something about female Trump supporters that makes them even more repulsive than their male counterparts.
At first blush, it may appear absurd that the U.S. president would be involved in a full-on coup attempt, especially one that seems to have left a hefty line of evidence.
It’s hard to understand the mindset of the Republicans who voted not to hold Bannon in contempt. How do they justify this?
What economist Robert Reich observes here is true in the main. Most people who aspire to political power have morals from hell, and Sinema is clearly one of them.
We live in a time in which unfettered greed has driven us to places of unimaginable cruelty.
I suppose it comes as no surprise that Trump would take a cheap shot at a fallen American hero. This is a 100% set-in-stone policy: attack everyone who doesn’t support you and your criminality.
Trump has been catastrophic for the well-being of our country, and for the world as a whole. That’s because supporting dictators further drives down the billions of people living under their oppressive regimes.
Perhaps the finest person ever elected president, Jimmy Carter and his ideals will never lose relevance in our public discourse.
As my mom and I were discussing on the phone the other day, there is precisely nothing in U.S. political life that is agreed upon by Democrats and Republicans. If one side wants something, the other side is automatically dead set against it.
