If you think about it, @realDonaldTrump calling out the military is an incredible admission of weakness and loss of control and authority, not strength, called upon while he cowered in fear in the bunker.#TrumpIncitesViolence #TrumpIsACoward pic.twitter.com/t6d0a5PIAM— Woodstein (@murrowboy10309) June 3, 2020
Commentary on Politics and the Culture Wars from Outside the Beltway
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
The Weakness of Donald Trump
Tuesday, June 2, 2020
Mission Accomplished!
I guess if @realDonaldTrump feels he can march proudly and triumphantly in the middle of a pandemic and economic meltdown, I guess anything is possible#TrumpIncitesViolence— Woodstein (@murrowboy10309) June 3, 2020
Can Trump campaign on a vow to end the disorder and unrest that he's fueling? https://t.co/iFKYd2le8A pic.twitter.com/xYRghm5kZm
Monday, June 1, 2020
Trump is about to lose the next five or six elections for the Republicans
From the Independent:
Think about educated people you know. How many think wearing masks is a masculinity test? Think gay people shouldn’t free to work without discrimination, or to get married, GOP-base mainstays before Trump? That government should restrict birth control? That immigrants all go on welfare and ravage cities? That neo-Nazis include very fine people, and barging into Michigan’s legislature brandishing AR-15s because you can’t get a haircut is normal? Some, but not enough to win elections. Attitudes on all these issues vary by education level and occupation — the more educated and white-collar, the more voters favor Democratic answers.In other words, the culture war’s over and Republicans lost, even though many are very fine people.
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