President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Bo Diddley]

Seems like a sound business model.

[Northwestcoug]

Welcome to the resistance, Mike Pence:

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Unfortunately for you and all the others who enabled him, Trump is the snake you let inside the tent because you thought he would advance your causes. I hope it was worth it.

[BigFatMeanie]

Welcome to the resistance, Mike Pence:

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Unfortunately for you and all the others who enabled him, Trump is the snake you let inside the tent because you thought he would advance your causes. I hope it was worth it.

They knew what he was when they picked him up.

[falafel]

Anyone that thinks the election was rigged is a giant moron.

how can we amplify this message??

[myboynoah]

Now he's just making shit up, unless he's talking about the three months since Trump became president.

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[Pelado]

Now he's just making shit up, unless he's talking about the three months since Trump became president.

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There aren't 40 approvals required before a document makes its way to the Secretary?

[myboynoah]

There aren't 40 approvals required before a document makes its way to the Secretary?

lol, hardly. But given the dolts currently occupying positions of import in the Trump Admin, I would recommend at least 50 approvals.

[falafel]

Welcome to the resistance, Mike Pence:

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Unfortunately for you and all the others who enabled him, Trump is the snake you let inside the tent because you thought he would advance your causes. I hope it was worth it.

Yeah no kidding. Pence, you enabled this lunatic because he helped your star rise. Doesn't count if you criticize him once there is not consequence for you personally.

[BlueK]

Kristi Noem the dog killer thinks Habaeus Corpus means the Constiional right of the president to remove anyone in the country as he pleases. The dumbest and worst we have are in charge

If what MAGA morons believe the president can and should do were true there was zero reason for an American revolution or Contitution.

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[frank ryan]

Kristi Noem the dog killer thinks Habaeus Corpus means the Constiional right of the president to remove anyone in the country as he pleases. The dumbest and worst we have are in charge.

The things is, this stuff has been warned about for a while. If people listened to actual reported instead of influencers and propagandists, like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, The Daily Wire, Fox News, Jordan Peterson, Glenn Beck etc., this would be shocking but not surprising.

I think it's important to stop treating those outlets like the Wall Street Journal, WAPO, NYTIMES, even CNN.

They are more responsible for this mess than derelict democrats who didn't reel Biden in or overly woke liberals. Arguably more at fault than some GOPers who fell in line and bent over for king orange.

[BlueK]

The things is, this stuff has been warned about for a while. If people listened to actual reported instead of influencers and propagandists, like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, The Daily Wire, Fox News, Jordan Peterson, Glenn Beck etc., this would be shocking but not surprising.

I think it's important to stop treating those outlets like the Wall Street Journal, WAPO, NYTIMES, even CNN.

They are more responsible for this mess than derelict democrats who didn't reel Biden in or overly woke liberals. Arguably more at fault than some GOPers who fell in line and bent over for king orange.

Even Joe Rogan thinks it's wrong to revoke a student visa over writing an op ed in a school newspaper that the administration didn't like. That happened to someone. This isn't the America we who remember the Cold War grew up in. What Trump wants to do is like what Iron Curtain countries could do to their people. It's the opposite of freedom. I wish more Americans would wake the hell up.

[BlueK]

It has really become a core tenet of conservatives now that the President has unlimited power that can't be checked by the other two branches for any reason. It's a blatantly unconstitutional position that flies in the face of what the Founders intended. But they pretty much swear by it. Even the conservative sources that have been more intellectual like national review, etc, are all starting to lean like that. Just check out realclearpolitics.com on any random day to see such articles that seem to support the idea. It didn't used to be like that on the right but they're probably also doing it to stay on Trump's good side.

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/21/tru...-supreme-court

[myboynoah]

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[frank ryan]

It has really become a core tenet of conservatives now that the President has unlimited power that can't be checked by the other two branches for any reason. It's a blatantly unconstitutional position that flies in the face of what the Founders intended. But they pretty much swear by it. Even the conservative sources that have been more intellectual like national review, etc, are all starting to lean like that. Just check out realclearpolitics.com on any random day to see such articles that seem to support the idea. It didn't used to be like that on the right but they're probably also doing it to stay on Trump's good side.

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/21/tru...-supreme-court

Conservatism as actual political philosophy or genuine political force is all but dead in the US. Replaced by fascistic MAGA. You can call it something else, that's nicer, but it's small government, originalist stuff is gone. Buckley, Reagan, etc all those guys who oppose Trump with the same fury as Bernie and AOC but with different ideological perspectives. Trump is antithetical to conservatism and progressivism because he is a tyrant

[LVAllen]

It has really become a core tenet of conservatives now that the President has unlimited power that can't be checked by the other two branches for any reason. It's a blatantly unconstitutional position that flies in the face of what the Founders intended. But they pretty much swear by it. Even the conservative sources that have been more intellectual like national review, etc, are all starting to lean like that. Just check out realclearpolitics.com on any random day to see such articles that seem to support the idea. It didn't used to be like that on the right but they're probably also doing it to stay on Trump's good side.

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/21/tru...-supreme-court

No, it hasn't. And the way you know it hasn't is because there were exactly zero conservatives standing up for Biden's ability to do things.

Conservatives are in favor of power. Power that flows to them and that can be used against their political enemies.That's it.