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[UNCatTech]

President Trump Will Not Be as Powerful as He Seems

Donald Trump was a spectacularly weak president during his first term. All signs point to him being spectacularly weak during his second.

jacobin.com

From Corey Robin, author of The Reactionary Mind. Tend to agree with his analysis here. The book is also a good read.

He doesn't seem powerful, he seems idiotic.

 

[UNCatTech]

"as he takes away their social security benefits."

I see the fear mongering has worked on you.

Fear mongering, like saying that every immigrant is a murder or just released from a mental institute? And that they are here to take everyone's jobs?

Fear is what elected the liar.

 

[Bobfripp]

Do you actually think he is planning to take the panama canal? I mean do you seriously think that? How would he do it? He wants something from panama. Likely to stop refugees from coming or help in stemming the flow of drugs. Could be anything. Its the typical trump playbook. Its almost laughable how you guys freak out over something that he isn't even capable of doing. He really does live in your heads rent free. He can literally just post something and your pearls get polished over and over.

So Trump is a man you can never take at his word, correct? I get it, he's all poker-style bluffing and bullshit, saying the most outrageous nonsense, to gain leverage in negotiations with the heads of state/government of other sovereign nations. Is a person with such characteristics a person you would want as President of the USA?

I would suggest that there is an adult way to negotiate with the leaders of other nations which doesn't involve being a shifty, two-faced asshole like Trump.

 

[ChileG]

So Trump is a man you can never take at his word, correct? I get it, he's all poker-style bluffing and bullshit, saying the most outrageous nonsense, to gain leverage in negotiations with the heads of state/government of other sovereign nations. Is a person with such characteristics a person you would want as President of the USA?

I would suggest that there is an adult way to negotiate with the leaders of other nations which doesn't involve being a shifty, two-faced asshole like Trump.

And in a way that hurts Americans when just doing nothing would be preferable.
Like his current tariff b.s.

 

[hedge]

My favorite palindrome: A man, a plan, a canal: Panama!

 

[Zoo_View]

And the USA would be a lot chillier ... brrr.

But, think of the water Canada has!

 

[nycfan]

 

[mpaer]

I thought the Panama canal was outdated-can't carry modern super ships . Is that true?

 

[milom98]

And you see this as a legitimate form of diplomacy?

Shitposting is his calling card, so it makes sense that Trump's shitposting resonates with him as effective.

 

[superrific]

I thought the Panama canal was outdated-can't carry modern super ships . Is that true?

they added new locks a few years ago to accommodate the bigger ships

 

[Lando]

Whatever could Trump want from Panama?

 

[05C40]

My favorite palindrome: A man, a plan, a canal: Panama!

Palindrome should be spelled palinilap.

 

[Callatoroy]

Fear mongering, like saying that every immigrant is a murder or just released from a mental institute? And that they are here to take everyone's jobs?

Fear is what elected the liar.

It would be if that is what he said. But that's not what he said

 

[Callatoroy]

So Trump is a man you can never take at his word, correct? I get it, he's all poker-style bluffing and bullshit, saying the most outrageous nonsense, to gain leverage in negotiations with the heads of state/government of other sovereign nations. Is a person with such characteristics a person you would want as President of the USA?

I would suggest that there is an adult way to negotiate with the leaders of other nations which doesn't involve being a shifty, two-faced asshole like Trump.

I would agree that there are other ways to negotiate. That's not the way he does it. While not liking his method is certainly understandable, he should be judged by his effectiveness in the negotiation, not his style.

 

[Callatoroy]

What value does greenland provide to denmark? We could make it worth their interest in a long term sort of way.

 

[finesse]

What value does greenland provide to denmark? We could make it worth their interest in a long term sort of way.

What value is it to us?

 

[Bobfripp]

What value is it to us?

Beachfront property, primo. Seals, walruses.

 

[farce©]

What value is it to us?

That’s not the right question. The important question is “what value is it to Trump?”

I’m sure a tropical country with stretches of beach on both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts presents significant opportunity for Trump family members to swindle developers while licensing the Trump name to adorn new high rise resort properties.

 

[ZenMode]

I don't think Hillary's loss is much different than Kamala's loss. I think Hillary lost because the Democratic Party had aligned itself much too closely with the woke / cancel culture/censorship contingency and she did nothing to disavow it. I think Kamala was largely a victim of the same thing. Voters were pushing back against identity politics and trans activism and she did nothing to disavow either of those two things.

As I've said before, everyone has an opinion on why Harris lost and they're all probably right to varying degrees.

“The people in America voted,” Manchin said. “They had that opportunity, you know, to vote with Kamala Harris and with Donald Trump. Donald Trump, there’s not much hasn’t been said. You know exactly what you’re getting. He hasn’t made any bones about it.”

He added: “You might say, ‘That’s too far right.’ OK. If that’s the case, then why did they go too far right when Kamala was trying to come back to the middle a little bit?”

Instead, Manchin blamed Vice President Harris’ loss on her inability to cast herself as a moderate candidate after championing progressive issues during her first presidential run in 2019.

“If you try to be somebody you’re not, it’s hard,” Manchin said. He declined to endorse the vice president ahead of the election.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/22/politics/joe-manchin-congress-democratic-party/index.html

 

[finesse]

Anybody who considers the left the cancel culture/censorship group is so full of it their eyes are baby shit yellow. No one wants to infringe on real immediate personal freedoms more than Republicans whether it's your medical history, your sex life, your right to read what you want and for no practical reason at all except that they are offended. Well, they're offended if you're not one of them. Then God will forgive them in their version of Christianity.