If that photo was the president coming back from a CDC briefing where he’d learned the US was about to suffer 100,000 casualties from a pandemic which could not be prevented despite the best efforts of the entire federal government ... it would be poignant.
As it is ... it’s sad, it’s just sad.
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Sure sure sure, but let's see him go down it. Bet you he didn't. Bet you he was rescued hours later. Typical liberal media editing the video to show only what suits them.
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Sure sure sure, but let's see him go down it. Bet you he didn't. Bet you he was rescued hours later. Typical liberal media editing the video to show only what suits them.
He had to salute so many times too. Can’t forget that. It’s a workout without weights
To us he looks defeated, but his supporters will see a man exhausted after another full day working for the American people.
I don't know. I suspect his followers might actually be quite sensitive to him looking weak and defeated. I think his pompous teflon image has been a large part of his appeal.
Not all his fans can be hardcore cultists. There's likely to be a lot of people there who just liked the energy around him, the excitement and attention. When the energy is gone, they'll just lose interest.
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I don't know. I suspect his followers might actually be quite sensitive to him looking weak and defeated. I think his pompous teflon image has been a large part of his appeal.
Not all his fans can be hardcore cultists. There's likely to be a lot of people there who just liked the energy around him, the excitement and attention. When the energy is gone, they'll just lose interest.
I don't know. I suspect his followers might actually be quite sensitive to him looking weak and defeated. I think his pompous teflon image has been a large part of his appeal.
Not all his fans can be hardcore cultists. There's likely to be a lot of people there who just liked the energy around him, the excitement and attention. When the energy is gone, they'll just lose interest.
I think some of his supporters are with him because they perceive him as a "winner". If there is a stench of defeat around Trump, some of these people won't want to be associated with that.
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