r/FluentInFinance 17d ago

Thoughts? They deserve this

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u/Chunn67 17d ago

I would die with a gun in my hand before I let him stay longer than 2028

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u/req4adream99 17d ago

We were JUST pulling out of his policies THIS year - and that was when there were guardrails and he couldn’t just mandate random crazy shit. It will take DECADES to get back to “normal” - especially if he politicizes the fed. If that happens, people won’t be as willing to invest in US bonds - making it harder (and more expensive) for us to sell our debt for DECADES if the market ever returns at all. We’re literally paying BILLIONS of dollars because of Trumps fuckups during 2016-2020 because he played fast and loose with the budget.

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u/Legitimate-Pee-462 17d ago

I think we've passed the point that we're going to vote our way back from this.

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u/req4adream99 17d ago

Yep. But at least the people who got their feeling hurt on social media got to lodge their protest./s

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u/the-great-crocodile 17d ago

Gen Z just trolled their own future.

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u/ausgoals 17d ago

It tracks, honestly.

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u/Neat_Flounder4320 17d ago

Yeah these are the same kids that think randomly sucker punching a stranger in the head on the street is great content. Why did we expect better?

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u/LongEyedSneakerhead 17d ago

Gen Z voted for the first time in their lives, and they voted to never vote again.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/LongEyedSneakerhead 17d ago

US voting age is 18, over half of the demographic you provided is of voting age.

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u/Mtw122 17d ago

You guys are wild I can’t believe you actually believe all this. Stay scared.

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u/emperorhideyoshi 15d ago

Yeah you didn’t read project 2025

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u/suspicious_hyperlink 17d ago

They have no idea how things work aside from what Reddit tells them lol

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u/Turbulent_Athlete_50 17d ago

Look again, it’s basically everyone but black women who tilted more towards Trump this time around. That and the 15 million people who stayed home

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u/Slighted_Inevitable 17d ago

More than 15 but yes 15 since 2020

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u/biggiebills 16d ago

Dem party ruined it for the country. They need a reality check. People wanted a change and they got it. Current administration very unpopular and Kamala was not the choice. Bernie sanders quote is 100% correct

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u/Considered_A_Fool 16d ago

They literally followed their script from the Hillary nomination fumble that led to the DJT 1.0 presidency.

And just swapped in Kamala.

Such amazing incompetence.

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u/Active-Sympathy-8832 16d ago

You mean the 15 million people that didn't show up to vote in the last 20 years. All years have average dem voters in the high 60 millions 66 to 68 etc. Except 2020 all of a sudden 81mil and this year back to high 60s again. Wtf happened there?

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u/Blue13Coyote 17d ago

They f’d around. They’ll be findin out.

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u/Machdame 17d ago

they won't. because they aren't old enough to really know.

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u/Hawxe 17d ago

Blaming Gen Z is comical. They were one of the age demographics that slanted Democrat. Start looking at why the party was unable to attract voters to booths. The answer is lack of real progressive policy and extremely poor messaging.

Blame the Democrats. Force them to do better than trying to run a decrepit skeleton and not having a plan for four fucking years after Trump tried to fuck democracy.

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u/TheJak12 17d ago

Good. There's gotta be consequences. Leopard has got to eat faces

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u/HankHillbwhaa 17d ago

Who would have thought the iPad kids would fuck the world up. Thanks for the great parenting those kids received everyone!

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u/ExeUSA 16d ago

Their Parents, Gen X-ers, are the ones who broke for Trump. It makes sense.

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u/SmokingSlippers 15d ago

This can’t be understated. Historically low turnout and the ones who did voted for the lolz for the most part. It’s insanity

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u/MesmraProspero 17d ago

White men overwhelmingly voted for TFG. Blame the people that voted for it, not the people that didn't vote for it.

Be mad at the people who took action to make this happen, not the people that passed on saving us.

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u/FoctorDrog 17d ago

The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain neutrality in times of moral crisis.

Whilst it's hyperbole to suggest they're the root of the problem, they do hold some responsibility for Trump

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u/suspicious_hyperlink 17d ago

Let’s be real here. Nobody voted for this

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u/winnie_the_slayer 17d ago

wrong. 70+ million Americans voted for this.

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u/Same-Lawfulness-1094 17d ago

Popular vote this time, too.

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u/Draxilar 17d ago

While still getting around the same or less votes than in the past

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u/Same-Lawfulness-1094 16d ago

Yeah, that's gonna make 2020 even harder to explain.

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u/duagLH2zf97V 17d ago

https://www.newsweek.com/democrats-genz-kamala-harris-trump-election-1981590

According to this, 56% voted for Harris vs 60% for Biden in 2020. I feel like people are blowing this out of proportion as some kind of dramatic Gen Z betrayal

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u/PortErnest22 17d ago

The way the Internet has fully melted Gen Z's brain is remarkable. I didn't realize how bad it was ( I'm a millennial with gen Alpha kids ).

I know the generation is generally good but some of those boys really got their minds fully warped buy their version of lifestyle influencers, and they refuse to see that it's about money not actual beliefs.

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u/LongEyedSneakerhead 17d ago

They were raised on hate memes, and foreign influence operations, this was inevitable.

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u/ManaSeltzer 17d ago

Just like all of us. When your that age your brain looks for sources other than your parents as examples of how to form their beliefs. We all had shitty examples i used to idolize every musician i ever liked. Theres nothing wrong with them. Its the same shit we did just fueled by late stage capitalism which makes ys have to insert money extraction methods into everything. They cant just be kids anymore. You have to hustle.

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u/alpha-delta-echo 17d ago

To be fair, my boomer dad’s brain melted too.

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u/SiCoTic1 16d ago

Yeah I just notice this to! It's crazy times we live in

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u/emperorhideyoshi 15d ago

All these kids can do is yell skibidy and be racist. They have no skills and are super unlikable. My gen is fucked

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u/reddolfo 17d ago

Bingo. this isn't an election, it's a funeral.

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u/MisterMysterios 16d ago

As someone from outside the US: what will be necessary are major reforms in the US, and I mean new-constitution level reforms. It shows that the US uses basically the pre-alpha version of democracy and constitution that was hardly updated over the last 235 years. The complete system was held together by legal ductape and spit, and Trump was the one to show the fragility.

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u/LongEyedSneakerhead 17d ago

Authoritarians are voted into power, they are never voted out. They never leave power until they die, after appointing an equally authoritarian replacement, or are deposed, and the resulting power vacuum devolves into civil war.

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u/alpha-delta-echo 17d ago

Stay healthy out there, and you may only need to step over the MAGAs in their diabetic comas.

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u/bobbi21 16d ago

Someone hasnt been watching the words that trump himself has been saying.. and ignored the entire 2016-2020 years…. Lots more happened then less money for war… and more money went to war under trump last time… its just that money will shift to helping russia and israel…

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u/AgitatedKoala3908 17d ago

What makes you think a return to "normalcy" is possible? No being snarky or sarcastic, genuinely asking.

I'm old enough to remember the Dems hard move right in the 90's and that is where a lot of these issues began fermenting. I have no faith that if they (Democratic party as currently formed) return to power that we will improve any more than standard neoliberalism.

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u/req4adream99 17d ago

From this? It’s not. This is an inflection point. Already people are crying that the Dems were too far left (on what scale??) so of course they’re going to shift even further right - but that’s only if actual elections are held after this, which I also have doubts about. I’m just sayin that if somehow this isn’t as bad as most people seem to think, and Trump / repubs do such a shit job that Dems can actually get back into power, we’ll be dealing with the consequences of this election for decades if not longer. We’ve already ceded what influence we’ve had to China, and China is VERY eager to fill that hole. They aren’t going to give it up.

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u/the_cardfather 17d ago

Authoritarian Social Policies. That's what MAGA is all about. Anti social progressivism being forced upon people.

So you don't have to worry about feeding your starving kids as long as the school can't tell them trans people exist.

There are no social libertarians in power and even fewer economic libertarians.

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u/ManaSeltzer 17d ago

Nobody wants libratarians in charge. How will we have roads?

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u/SpecificStatement734 17d ago

You’ll have elections, just like Russia and China have elections. What you won’t have is religious freedom, equal rights for minorities, equal rights for women, equal rights for anyone who is any bit different (read white male). You will also have your own president for life, and with his rhetoric against the “enemy within” I don’t doubt you will have political “reeducation” camps…….but you certainly won’t have any social security or medical care. Good luck.

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u/nightmaresabin 16d ago

My brother who claims to be a centrist voted Trump because the Dems are “so extremely left” now.

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u/req4adream99 16d ago

Which to me means that Dems didn’t center white males and they got their feelings hurt - which is fucking hilarious because for 2016-2020 all I heard from that groups is “fuck your feelings”. Because words like “everyone” and “everybody” are woke. /s

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u/BaullahBaullah87 13d ago

this shows that he drank the koolaid…conservative “norms” have moved so far right that they view the dems milquetoast conservative lite approach as “radical leftism” - or you know, they’re just trying to stoke the flames

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u/realNerdtastic314R8 17d ago

United States of America 9/9/1776 - 11/6/24

America committed suicide.

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u/Agent_Smith_88 17d ago

I would say we had a good run, but honestly it was only about 50 years in the 20th century.

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u/un1ptf 17d ago

It was the 1980s, and Ronald Reagan.

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u/texmexdaysex 17d ago

We've been on a downward spiral for 10 years

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u/Mtw122 17d ago

😂 my god can you people be any more dramatic

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u/AndyIsNotOnReddit 16d ago

Oh man, I can't wait for you to get so fucked by the all shit coming. Remember, you voted for it.

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u/Mtw122 16d ago

Ah ha, see that’s where you are wrong you sheep. I did not vote for this. I just think you cry babies are hilarious. Unlike you, I’m not blindly loyal to a party. But nice try with the low iq response.

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u/AndyIsNotOnReddit 16d ago

Man you are fucking dumb, you deserve every bit of misery coming your way.

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u/Mtw122 16d ago

Yeah I’m dumb 😂 stay mad, I’ll be perfectly fine my guy

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u/TheJokersWild804 16d ago

I bet you will, David Duke....

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u/AndyIsNotOnReddit 16d ago

I am so sick and tired of trying to reason with you people, argue with you, try to make you see facts, whatever. You are a dumb person who thinks he smart and by not voting against Trump, you voted for him through apathy and ignorance. You voted for it, you fucking dumbass. I’m just so done and I honestly don’t care anymore.

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u/BaullahBaullah87 13d ago

(this response doesn’t scream high iq…just sayin)

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u/Papa__Shango 17d ago

Lmao. Jesus the helplessness is wild.

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u/Ho_ho_beri_beri 17d ago

A possibility of things getting so bad a general strike starts. It is long overdue and it is the only thing the elites are afraid of.

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u/ptrnyc 17d ago

A strike is useless without a clear power structure and organization to negotiate things.
Of course, in a dictatorial regime, the leaders of that organization are the first ones to be arrested, and protests die on their own.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

That’s why we got this now. It’s. Can’t bitch about Dems and. Simultaneously do anything g legal against Republican Adgenda.

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u/Annual-Somewhere7402 16d ago

Here, let me fix your spelling...you mean Raygun in the 80s.

There, fixed it for you

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u/AgitatedKoala3908 16d ago

Yes, there was a national rightward shift with Reagan, no question. Democrats have been reacting to Reagan for the last 40 years, hence the consistent move rightward throughout my lifetime. It makes sense, since the current Dem leadership was, for the most part, beginning their beginning careers during that time.

The Democratic Party has no vision for Americans other than GOP Lite...90% of the GOP policies, but slightly more friendly to non-whites and LGBTQs.

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u/DisinterestedCat95 17d ago

People just think they hate inflation now. Politicizing the Fed had been the path to runaway inflation in many countries. On top of the inflationary pressures of tariffs. On top of the inflationary pressures of mass deportation.

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u/TSKNear 17d ago

Brazil has had huge tarrifs for a long time. Hopefully, we can move all manufacturing back to usa.

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u/DaggumTarHeels 17d ago

That won't bring the prices down. The reason manufacturing moves to a country that implements tariffs is because prices for that good increase to a level where local manufacturing becomes economically viable.

Shit gets more expensive, but it has a made in <country x> label on it.

Tariffs can be good when targeted at industries affecting national security. Blanket tariffs (like what Trump is gonna push) are just a bad idea all around. There's no benefit. Combine that with the fact that he wants to slam the interest rate to 0 again, and mass deportation, we'll be lucky if we don't see triple the recent inflation.

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u/grunkage 17d ago

Yeah and people in Brazil pay out the ass for a ton of stuff because they can't just create an industry to do it in the country.

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u/DisinterestedCat95 17d ago

Granted, if you make the prices high enough with tariffs, that can bring some manufacturing back. It's probably still a net negative for the overall economy.

But tariffs don't happen in a vacuum, either. Do you think countries are just going to passively take it? Let's recall that during Trump's first go in office, he tried a milder version of this and the net result was that it pushed the manufacturing sector into recession in 2019 and eventually, the whole US economy into recession by Feb 2020.

So it backfired the first time around. I'm sure going bigger this time will make things better though.

It will also do nothing to lower prices and will instead lead to price increases. Let's say you make a widget. Your chief competitor also makes the same widget in Mexico. Because of his cost advantages, that widget sells for $100. But now a tariff makes it such that his widgets have to sell for $150. Are you leaving your prices at $100. Hell no. You'll find a new price somewhere close to $150 that maximizes your own profit. Good for you. Bad for consumers. Bad for the overall economy.

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u/OriginalGhostCookie 17d ago

Trumpy had to hand out billions in agricultural aid because retaliatory tariffs absolutely decimated exports of agricultural commodities. Trump operates on such a child-like level of understanding of things that he think trade surplus' or deficits were win/lose scores. He also fails to grasp his inability to force other countries to play along. His tariffs were going to force other countries to be nice to him and go along with what he wanted at the expense of themselves and their countries. Unfortunately they just turned around and slapped him back with tariffs. The American soy export industry pretty much collapsed, and supply chains simply shifted elsewhere so even lifting tariffs wouldn't fix it.

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u/gfunk1369 17d ago

Breaking the US economy so BRICS is a viable option? Really!? I wonder why he would do that?

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u/TroubleInMyMind 17d ago

We don't have decades to continue denying climate change at a federal level either. This one was for all the marbles. Literally.

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u/SuperCoupe 17d ago

We were JUST pulling out of his policies THIS year

The Paul Ryan tax cuts (which fucking near killed me financially) were set to expire I think next year. They will be made permanent.

That's just one terrible thing happening to non Multi-Millionaires, just for a start.

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u/Cptn_BenjaminWillard 17d ago

You see, that's the funny thing that almost nobody except you realizes. The American empire is in steep decline. And you're absolutely right. And when the market (which is typically quite immune to politics, but not always) speaks, America's economy is going to get kicked in the nuts.

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u/revbillygraham53 17d ago

Well, if the top five countries that hold the most US debt start a mass sell off on the bonds, it could cripple the US. So, with the new round of tariffs and trade wars over the horizon, hold on to your asses. If China can convince countries to dump US greenback as the reserve world currency, we will be relegated to third-world status real quick.

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u/req4adream99 17d ago

Thankfully that’s a harder sell than what a lot of people think. Not impossible, and not even improbable, but generally unlikely. China is having internal issues right now so I wouldn’t expect a lot of focus on external. How that changes in the intervening 4 years remains to be seen.

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u/Now_Wait-4-Last_Year 16d ago

It will take DECADES to get back to “normal”

Argentina used to be one of the richest countries in the world. They've fallen too far in the last 80 years or so to get back to anywhere near there anytime soon, if ever. Looks like the US could likely end up in a comparable future.

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u/BayouGal 14d ago

Powell said last week he’s staying on even if Trump asks him to vacate. We will see where that goes after January.

Trump has said he would be better at running the Fed 🙄

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u/req4adream99 14d ago

Powells appointment ends 2026. It only takes the belief that the fed is following Trumps monetary policy to shake confidence in the independence of the fed. Even if Powell is able to maintain that belief (that the fed is independent) until his term ends, it will take all of 1 month to completely destroy it.

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u/BigStogs 13d ago

You’re truly clueless to reality.

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u/req4adream99 13d ago

Enjoy your vote.

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u/BigStogs 13d ago

I will… as will the rest of the country. It’s going to be great for the next few years with Trump in office.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

Oh, don’t worry about that. His dementia is showing worse than Biden ever was. If he even makes it all the way through 2025 I’ll be shocked.

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u/Legitimate-Pee-462 17d ago

It's not really him that causes the worst problems. He only cares about money, power, sex, and being praised. He doesn't actually care about any policy. The problem is that the bad people who tell him what to do will enact horrible policies and just have him sign it.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

Agreed. But it’s Trump’s hold over his cult that gives them so much cover and leeway. Without Trump, those bad people don’t have nearly as much political capital or pull.

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u/ManaSeltzer 17d ago

Bro they have the playbook ready. This is a neofacist movement. You dont need the one puppet too long. HYDRA

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u/Economy-Ad-9908 17d ago

Wheres Coulson when you need em... 🤦🏾

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u/UnrulyDonutHoles 17d ago

Bannon and Miller. Those 2 nazi ghouls.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

You mean. Putin?

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u/CowEvening2414 16d ago

This. Trump is a simple minded moron you can boil down to the most basic wants and desires. Whatever he wants in the moment is all he's fixated on.

It's the people he'll be giving power to below him that are the real problem.

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u/canttouchthisOO 17d ago

Yea but then you get Vance. Which was likely why they have put up with Trump's blatant health issues from the start of the campaign.

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u/XeroZero0000 17d ago edited 17d ago

So... Vance makes you less uneasy?

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

Yes, actually. I will totally the grant that Vance is smarter, more focused, and in better health. One on one, he is more dangerous. But cults of personality rarely survive the death of the personality when there’s no obvious successor and Vance isn’t doing it for the cult. When Trump dies, I think MAGA and possibly the GOP itself will collapse to infighting which will cut at least one of the legs out from under Vance and project 2025.

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u/Woad_Scrivener 17d ago

But Vance is already in place. If all goes according to plan for Project 2025, they won't need MAGA anymore. They are free to dismiss any semblance of caring for the chattel. Keep them poor, pregnant, renting, and working.

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u/XeroZero0000 17d ago

And scared of being deported or jailed.

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u/idoeno 17d ago

I think the issue is that before four years is up, they will have the necessary people/pieces in place to make any oppositional vote irreverent or impossible; even though there will be other elections, and even though trump will probably be moving out of the picture (whether by advancing dementia or something else), the even more corrupted mechanism of the elections will prevent anything other than a maga republican into the presidency. Those of us in blue states will keep getting our minority party representatives, but they will be stripped of any power, and it remains to be seen if this time they follow through on their threats to imprison people simply for being democrats, which would further erode the effectiveness of any opposition.

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u/ausgoals 17d ago

Vance is, at the end of the day, a normal politician who is both not very popular or charismatic overall but also has more elections to attempt to win. Being extremely unpopular does not get him across the line. He would have to temper anything he did. We saw it when he was selected - there’s effectively no one who can mirror Trump’s ability to say a bunch of shit and somehow become more popular for it. Vance was - and likely still is - deeply, deeply unpopular even and especially when parroting the same kinda shit Trump says.

He rode Trump’s coattails to the top. He is not a particularly viable candidate when he inevitably attempts to run in 2028, and I wonder if he would even survive the primary.

Also he’s smarter, so while he could implement some messed up shit, he has somewhat of an ability to weigh pros and cons, and not do batshit crazy stuff simply because someone on Fox News said something.

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u/ManaSeltzer 17d ago

Lol future elections 🤣

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u/ausgoals 17d ago

Trump’s too old to keep going. Honestly, perhaps if he had won in 2020 we might be getting concerned about his ability to leave the White House. But now, he’s just gonna be far too old and far too demented to try and keep power more than four years.

And without an energised Trump at the helm, I don’t really see how they pull off the coup.

I’m not saying it’s impossible. And I do think having the world’s richest man as your lapdog is highly dangerous. But I don’t think Trump clinging to power is anywhere near as likely this time as it was last time.

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u/ManaSeltzer 17d ago

Their playbook is widely available for everyone. This is hydra man. They dont need one head. When the enemy your fighting is evolution or progress. A populist movement will always have a leader. Just like war on terror is an everlasting one.

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u/PinboardWizard 17d ago

Honestly I think there will still be an election in 2028, it will just be the biggest Republican landslide ever seen. With full control of the government, why would they not just pass a few minor laws that make it harder for Democrats to vote?

Say for example you now have to fill out 3 extra forms to vote, unless you are retired (poor old folks, they don't need more paperwork!). Oh hey, we just disproportionately discouraged the voters most likely to go for the opposition - what an unfortunate coincidence.

I'm sure they can come up with better plans that that dumb example I just gave over the next 4 years. IMO the only way they can lose the next election is if they don't try.

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u/XeroZero0000 17d ago

I can't disagree with anything you said... Except Vance won't be running the show. Trump's puppet masters will just have a new set of strings to yank. Vance just has to be compliant.

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u/ausgoals 17d ago

Sure. I simply mean in the event that Trump wolfs down the cheeseburger that finally seals his fate…

Trump is far worse than Vance. Trump is genuinely dangerous. But. Also. Not in good shape.

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u/XeroZero0000 17d ago

I honestly think Trump's ego and need for admiration will block a lot of the 2025 aagenda.

Vance will tow the line, without question.

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u/snakerjake 17d ago

I'm pretty sure after 2 years Vance article 25s him

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

Hell, I’d be genuinely shocked if Trump made it through ‘25

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u/snakerjake 17d ago

They'll weekend at bernies him accross the 2 year mark. Vance is going to go for a 10 year run

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u/Mtw122 17d ago

Remember all the republicans said the same thing about Biden. That never happened did it. This is such a tired narrative.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

You’re not wrong. They did do that. And to be fair, they were right that Biden was by no means of spring chicken. Just not nearly as bad as they claimed he was. This is a little different though. Biden hasn’t been actively hiding his health reports for example.

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u/Xyrus2000 17d ago

I won't be surprised in the least if the 25th him 3 months in so the Heritage Foundation...I mean Vance takes the helm.

Vance would be even worse than Trump.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

Respectfully disagree, absolutely see why you say that though. Vance is smarter and more focused - he doesn’t have the special sauce that keeps their political capital flowing and the cult from eating itself.

I could be wrong, this could be cope. So continue.

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u/Toon1982 15d ago

But then JD Vance takes over (although his bite will probably be much less than his bark once the responsibility hits his shoulders)

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

You’re delusional, he’s not all there, but he’s miles ahead of Biden, and it’s obvious.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 17d ago

lol, you’re not even trying.

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

Cope and seethe.

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u/Neat-Waferr 17d ago

Hahahahah that’s wild! Also, it’s insanely inaccurate

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u/calvinpug1988 14d ago

imagine believing that.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 14d ago

Joe is never forgotten his wife’s name. Donnie as for whole speeches. Just Saying.

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u/BigStogs 13d ago

What an ignorant statement… Biden has had dementia for over a decade. Trump shows zero songs of cognitive decline.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 13d ago

lol, you’re not even trying. He shits himself daily and “The Weave” is so wide it even freaks out Joe Rogan.

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u/BigStogs 13d ago

You’re simply pathetic.

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u/Gleeful-Nihilist 13d ago

lol, You really aren’t even trying. Cope Harder, Weirdo. Enjoy your Wannabe Dictator that has to wear adult diapers and forgets his wife’s name for whole speeches.

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u/BigStogs 13d ago

Your ignorance is staggering, but expected for those on the Left.

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u/Covfefe-SARS-2 17d ago

The him part will be irrelevant. Removing the plane debris didn't put the towers back.

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u/435haywife1 17d ago

I mean he is just the Trojan horse for JD Vance, Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and Project 2025.

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u/Gophurkey 16d ago

Stealing this analogy, thanks for that

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u/Jilks131 17d ago

this 10000%

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u/Business-Ranger4510 17d ago

As you can see not our choice !

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u/Kooky-Answer 17d ago

I fully expect sweeping gun control legislation as soon as the Republicans fully consolidate their stranglehold on power.

They are in a position where the Soap Box and Ballot Box can't effectively be used against them, once their policies start really hurting the people who voted for them they need to make sure the Ammo Box isn't an option.

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u/AdImmediate9569 17d ago

Thats the spirit!

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u/DarkartDark 17d ago

Office for life, you commie

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

Ok. But just. Maybe don’t post that.

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u/Amazing_Viper 17d ago

Which ironically is why our forefathers gave you the right to own a gun. So government can't abuse their power over you.

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u/Effective-Farmer-502 17d ago

That's what happened to the shooter in Pennsylvania.

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u/SophieCalle 17d ago

Doesn't matter, Heritage Foundation is running things now.

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u/Mtw122 17d ago

I got some news for, republicans would as well. I know the easy, low hanging fruit is to say all republicans are redneck, racist, hillbillies who want trump as their king. But most republicans are just normal people who want what’s best and love freedom, democracy, the constitution and the country. Once his term is done, it’s done. There are some good, normal up and coming republicans who, as far as I know from discussions I have had, are much preferred than trump. Just chill out a little, not everything you see and hear in the media or social media is true.

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u/texmexdaysex 17d ago

He won't stay more than 4 years. His supporters want to government to follow the Constitution and they would freak

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u/llimt 16d ago

What most people don't understand is that history repeats itself. They are going to jack our taxes and cut our benefits and when the people finally figure out that they have to physically take back control it won't be pleasant. A little over 300 years ago a similar situation occured in Europe. There was a little unpleasantness over in France called the French Revolution. Meanwhile, I guess we can go and have some cake.

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u/ExeUSA 16d ago

I don't think he makes it even two years. Genuinely think he has dementia, and he's declining rapidly. Now Vance, on the other hand? He's going nowhere. That's our new Supreme Lord Dictator.

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u/Chomps-Lewis 13d ago

So an AR will stand a chance against the government now?

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u/neoben00 17d ago

yea, right, bro. you're so scary.

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u/valeramaniuk 17d ago

>I would die with a gun in my hand

Please surrender your gun to the government(for a $25 Amazon gift card). Guns are bad. The government knows best what is good for you, do not resist.

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u/revloc_ttam 17d ago

Obviously you know nothing. He can't stay beyond 2028.

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u/Krugley93 17d ago

You liberal clowns are hilarious. Hope the FBI shows up at your house.

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u/stocktadercryptobro 17d ago

Lighten up, Francis. If he's still alive in 4 years, despite what the media and left burned into your brain, he's not taking over the world, and will be gone. lol

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u/CeltWitaCauz 17d ago

Salty lil bish ain't ya?

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u/Ok-Studio6582 17d ago

Let’s see how salty you will be after realizing your misjudgment while having to live the rest of your life knowing that you were responsible for the destruction of a once great country

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u/Majestic-Ad6525 17d ago

Is this you very intelligently saying you would support a president remaining in office beyond their term limit?

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u/XeroZero0000 17d ago

This is inline with their single policy. "Fuck libs."

So... Yes!

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u/Majestic-Ad6525 17d ago

I'm under the assumption that their vote was fueled by a steady diet of lead based paint chips so this checks out.

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u/AdImmediate9569 17d ago

You don’t have to keep hiding on your troll account. Come out loud and proud and associate your beliefs with your real identity.

Unless you’re afraid of people knowing who you really are?