Location: Perched on the precipice of the cauldron of truth
Posted:
Aug 15, 2025 - 7:00am
rgio wrote:
It is amazing how his repeated lies about "how tariffs work" never attract any pushback from the "inside". He might as well say "I'll be replacing Aaron Rogers as the starting QB for the Steelers as soon as I get back from stopping the war in Ukraine and curing cancer".
So, multiple egregious lies in one short statement, and no one questions them. Maybe they're not called on.
It is amazing how his repeated lies about "how tariffs work" never attract any pushback from the "inside". He might as well say "I'll be replacing Aaron Rogers as the starting QB for the Steelers as soon as I get back from stopping the war in Ukraine and curing cancer".
It also appears that Trump seems to think that Biden served two terms (i.e. above: "then extended him") and in an Epstein rant: "...the Jeffrey Epstein Hoax, and my PAST supporters have bought into this bull____ hook, line, and sinker. They havenât learned their lesson, and probably never will, even after being conned by the Lunatic Left for 8 long years..." Also, Epstein died slightly less than six years ago, not eight.
It also appears that Trump seems to think that Biden served two terms (i.e. above: "then extended him") and in an Epstein rant: "...the Jeffrey Epstein Hoax, and my PAST supporters have bought into this bull____ hook, line, and sinker. They havenât learned their lesson, and probably never will, even after being conned by the Lunatic Left for 8 long years..." Also, Epstein died slightly less than six years ago, not eight.
How to break up their love fest? Run this headline everywhere:
âThe man running the country, Elon Musk, has been successful in telling DJT what to do, since the former president is unable to grasp the complexity of his office.â
How to break up their love fest? Run this headline everywhere:
âThe man running the country, Elon Musk, has been successful in telling DJT what to do, since the former president is unable to grasp the complexity of his office.â
You've got a point rgio. Progressive/Democratic/Resisters must think out side the box.
Just read this phrase in a NYT op ed: "In this Jurassic Park, there's only room for one T-Rex."
It's an insight into an achilles' heel Democrats should exploit: work on a creating a rift between 47 and Musk. It's time Dems stop the deer in headlights bit, begin to think in terms of 'War,' and start tossing some wrenches of our own. The psychological effect on Trump would have him throwing ketchup like an Olympian.
Democrats need to be clever and quick instead of pondering navels: When you're in the trenches, you don't worry about fixing things after the war; you care about surviving it.
Yes. Le's start using new weapons that actually work on #47's psyche: Repeatedly call Elon "President Musk," get under Trump and Maga's skin and accelerate the inevitable bromance blow-out.
This is a serious level of exposure with the potential to do damage that will take decades to recover from.
I would suggest that every Democrat asked refer to Elon as President Musk. Build the narrative that "we know who really won the election"... and "we know who's really running the country". It would drive Trump insane... and he'd cut it off.
The messages to voluntarily leave ARE unsettling! I was referring to the 'blame game' as irrelevant. It solves nothing. People are dying in these tragedies, the problem needs to be found and fixed, not assign blame. Yes, to receive those messages are frightening, but I doubt that fear over losing one's job was not a factor in these crashes. The State Capture of Musk and his minions is a coup. That is NOT irrelevant.
This is a serious level of exposure with the potential to do damage that will take decades to recover from.
I would suggest that every Democrat asked refer to Elon as President Musk. Build the narrative that "we know who really won the election"... and "we know who's really running the country". It would drive Trump insane... and he'd cut it off.
