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Have The Left Lost The Plot?
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Cloverjo Most people in the US wanted Hillary. I'm just about to start reading her new book. Looking forward to it. It was his fault It was her fault It was their fault It wasn't my fault A quick synopsis to save you the time, Cloverjo.
10:32 Wed 20th Sep 2017
Not sure it's the left. Trump is a laughing stock and an embarrassment to the whole country, bar a few crazy nazis.
Fox is owned by Murdoch, and the Dirty Digger has quite a track record of toadying up to those in power. In return for his media empire's loyalty, Murdoch gets decisions that further boost his profits.
Fox is owned by Murdoch, and the Dirty Digger has quite a track record of toadying up to those in power. In return for his media empire's loyalty, Murdoch gets decisions that further boost his profits.
I think people are over reacting a bit, it's just celebrities doing what they always do. It was not enough to swing the election, and it's pretty irrelevant now. There are plenty of celebrities who openly support Trump too (Gary Busey, one of the Baldwins, Hulk Hogan, Jon Voight, Aaron Carter, Kid Rock).
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YMB....I am not sure that anybody is suggesting that "everybody bar a few Nazi" are against him.
I have been a keen student of politics. on both sides of the Atlantic, since I was in my mid teens and I am now nearly 65, and I can honestly say that Trump is the most controversial President in all that time.
I have been a keen student of politics. on both sides of the Atlantic, since I was in my mid teens and I am now nearly 65, and I can honestly say that Trump is the most controversial President in all that time.
I suppose that's based on Gromit's post. It's clearly an exaggeration, but Trump is still not at all popular. I think we're probably at the point where his fans will always be his fans, no matter what -- "I could shoot someone in the street and they'd still love me" [or words to that effect], as Trump once said in the run-up to the election.
Maybe some of his weird gyrations with respect to DACA and dealing with the Democrat Party might have some impact among his hardline support, but who knows? Nevertheless, the thing about Trump is that he isn't popular so much as tolerated.
Maybe some of his weird gyrations with respect to DACA and dealing with the Democrat Party might have some impact among his hardline support, but who knows? Nevertheless, the thing about Trump is that he isn't popular so much as tolerated.
The thing that really grates about TTT's post, even beyond the idea that making people angry is somehow a good thing entirely independent of why they are angry, is that it's also completely ignorant. Right now, the people most annoyed at Trump are probably Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, leaders of the Republicans in the Senate and the House of Representatives, neither of whom is even remotely a left liberal. Trump is annoying people across the political spectrum, both because of what he says and how he says it. Even if you regard that as a good thing (and, perhaps in a way, it could be, if the shake-up of the establishment is seen as desirable for its own sake), then it's not a good thing because it riles the left.
It just betrays a small-minded, petty form of politics, where the ultimate aim isn't to get things done but to disturb people you don't like.
It just betrays a small-minded, petty form of politics, where the ultimate aim isn't to get things done but to disturb people you don't like.
