"Barack Obama, a Chicago radical in the Saul Alinsky/Bill Ayers mold, declared war on America during his 2008 presidential campaign."
Blows his credibility about 10 seconds in. The funny part is even MAGAs around the country are going, 'What the F?!" about one or more of Trump's Dictator Moves.
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And if you'd like to know what's really going on... as opposed to the crappola thread article:
"Trump's Orders Feature Nonexistent Emergencies, Illegal Power Grabs, and Blatant Inconsistencies
But at least he restored respect for a tariff-loving predecessor by renaming a mountain."
"Inconsistencies
Trump, who added an estimated $8.4 trillion to the national debt during his first term, condemns his predecessor's fiscal irresponsibility and vows to do better with his "DOGE agenda" but is committed to leaving entitlements untouched and boosting defense spending.
He defends "the right of the American people to engage in constitutionally protected speech" but seems bent on policing employee training lest it promote an ideology he abhors.
He promises American consumers relief from high prices yet favors tariffs that will raise the cost of living.
He describes himself as a "peacemaker" while threatening to seize the Panama Canal. He supports "law and order" but excused political violence by granting pardons to Trump supporters who assaulted police officers while expressing their outrage at an election he falsely claimed was stolen.
He freed Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, rightly condemning his life sentence for facilitating drug deals as "ridiculous," but argues that other people convicted of similar charges should be executed.
As those contradictions suggest, Trump has few firm convictions, aside from some mostly bad instincts, and he is willing to deviate even from those when they do not serve his interests.
His flurry of early presidential acts and orders is a hodgepodge of personal grievances and politically convenient positions unified by no discernible philosophy or principle. We will have to get used to that. Again."
reason.com
