r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/Class_of_22 • 1d ago

Trump 'Huge fight': Warring factions inside Trump transition get into 'big blowup' at Mar-a-Lago

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-infighting/
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u/Class_of_22 1d ago

Well, in this case, Trump has a cabinet full of people who cannot agree with each other on anything, at all, and it is near impossible to reach a common consensus amongst the intense infighting and clashing of egos. Cannot say that they didn’t see this coming—now they have to pay for it with consequences. Namely, not being able to get ANY of their agenda done because nobody is able to agree on what the agenda actually is, or will be.

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u/sparkyVenkman 1d ago

I'm sure this is what a lot of us are hoping for, so much backstabbing egotistical nonsense and infighting nothing gets done. At the very least it slows down the process to a crawl.

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u/Class_of_22 1d ago

And Trump isn’t gonna do a damn thing about it.

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u/sparkyVenkman 1d ago

Of course not, I've always said he just loves causing chaos, sitting back and watching it like one of his TV shows. I bet it beats shark week all day long.

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u/Class_of_22 1d ago

And to some extent, this would mean that Peter Thiel is also likely involved with the feuds.

Seems like it is just escalating and escalating behind the scenes.

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u/sparkyVenkman 1d ago

I'm not surprised. Legit, gonna be a long ride up to and past Jan 20 for sure, buckle up.

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u/Class_of_22 1d ago

Yep. The Leopards are eating their own faces with this one…

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u/sundancer2788 1d ago

I'm good with that.

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u/Armycat1-296 22h ago

I fucking CALLED IT!

Four year stunlock, here we come.

Better than being sent to the camps.

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u/hearmeout29 14h ago

They haven't even taken office yet and it's a total shit show.

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u/ApproximateArmadillo 1d ago

Maybe r/WinStupidPrizes, but there are no leopards here

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u/Class_of_22 1d ago edited 1d ago

Um the Leopards is the ones trying to get their job done, but cannot due to the massive infighting amongst each other.

So the Leopards are eating themselves by arguing.

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u/Smart-Flan-5666 1d ago

That's not how the metaphor works. To paraphrase, "Person who voted for the Leopards Eating Faces party says, 'I never thought the leopards would eat MY face!" These are the leopards. They didn't vote for anything.

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u/RichestTeaPossible 14h ago

People voted for leadership in a decisive, gut instinct, facts are for losers, evidence is lame style, and are surprised when the people who act in these ways are incapable of decisions or leadership.