President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

What's next, getting a Pence tattoo on your nads or a dolphin's dick?

 

I can't tell if this is real or fake. If it's real, the wounds aren't fresh. Could it be that they aren't scars as much as just someone has taken their hand and scratched away aquatic buildup? I clicked the link to the news story, but it has been taken down.
If it is real and some harmed the manatee, I will donate to any reward that leads to conviction.

 

Man, who knew remoras were Republicans?

 

thank you for blacking out the username no outing

 

Trump' approval rating is at 33%

The guy lost, caused the GOP to lose the Senate, is killing 4,000 people a day, and is being described by many in his own party as crazy. 33% of Americans? “He’s our guy!”

 

I'm surprised its that low.

 

I would question English teachers first, due to the red pen.

 

the survey was being done on parler and the counting wasn't done before the first amendment was trampled so they only got to 33 of 100 people and just assumed that those whose voice wasn't counted did not support our country and our president because it's so cool to hate

 

DO NOT CONGRATULATE

 

I foolishly checked facebook yesterday and immediately pulled a Small Potatoes getting into it with someone trying to pull a say her name with Ashli Babbitt and talking about how the brave patriots just wanted their voices heard. Claimed the cases were just dismissed without the evidence being looked at. I explained the evidence was looked at it was laughable. Post after post of false claims about the election and me refuting them easily. After each debunking, another false claim. I finally stopped responding and came to the obvious conclusion that no amount of hearing them out will do until you agree that Trump won.

I think a lot of the issue is people who have never participated in the political process before or cared beyond showing up on election day are suddenly hugely interested. They've never paid attention before and they have no ability to discern what's a credible news story and what isn't. Explaining how the voting process works, how states conduct their own elections, that things like people showing up and being told they already voted get cleared up with provisional ballots and certification, etc. is a lot. Even when you know what you're talking about, it's really complicated!

Theoretically it's a good thing that more people want to participate in the political process, but holy hell do we need to figure out how to get people to trust actual reporting.

 

This is a good observation. It is like the people who watch the Super Bowl and suddenly they are the expert on play calling.