I think that there’s a difference between being barbaric while trying to appear civilized and being barbaric and proud of it. Both are bad, the latter is worse.

If you can’t see the difference, from an ethical standpoint, between livestreaming an execution and keeping it away from the eyes of the general population, you’re a bit of a sociopath.

There is no strategy, only hatred directed towards people who happened to be right when they were wrong.

It’s ego all the way down.

I never vote for someone based on their looks, but I’d make an exception for this guy

We’ll see after the midterms if he was right, but there are a few things that have trouble believing.

If the Dems win the Senate, there’s a significant possibility Trump will be impeached for real. If he resists, it’ll be a coup, plain and simple. Hegseth purged the military but I’m not sure the remaining generals will let it pass.

The rest of the article give a few other examples of blatant abuse of power that I’m not sure every Republican would be comfortable with.

I guess what I mean is there’s a limit on how fast you can move the goalposts, and a “grand finale” on Trump remaining 2 years might be met with heavier resistance that the first half of his second mandate.

They are like children, they consider authority (religious or political) as unquestionable truth. If Trump said he would bring prices down and prices go up instead, it cannot be his fault. So they blame the bad guy.

In the game of money the simplest performance meter you could think of is the quantity of money you have. I doubt this can be changed.