It’s Tuesday. There are 287 days until the midterm elections. A leaker in the White House, the Catholic Church takes on Orange Satan and so much for being respected again.
Amazing how often Aaron is on top of so many quotes and information from politicians. He also has a substack. I would not be able to handle hearing Trump so much and deciphering his nonsense posts. Hopefully he comes out from reporting on him without suffering some form of PTDS ( Post Trump Deranged Syndrome).
Note 13: So, let me get this straight, Thommy. You're not critical of the clown. You're just critical of the bad advice he's been getting. But since you know the advice is bad, are you critical of the clown because he doesn't know it's bad advice? Are you critical of his actually taking advice that you know is bad, and that presumably the person who is referred to by some as the president of the United States, has every opportunity, and the responsibility, to know is bad? I'm not sure what tight rope you're walking here, but I'm worried that you'll fall.
Europe and NATO do not have the right read on Drumpf and it may end us all. Frankly, Europe believes all Americans have ALWAYS been like Drumpf and they're making critical mistakes because of it. Drumpf is a psychopath and Europe needs to wake the fuck up.
US has always had a large dumpf proportion- cruelty, racism, superiority complex...we thought they were *overcoming*, but have backslid in a colossal way
Thanks for all the cussing about the ICE incursion into Minnesota, guys. Our son lives in St. Paul and works in Minneapolis. He has dual citizenship through his Canadian father and is now seriously looking for jobs in Ontario. He has loved being in Minnesota and was seriously hoping that the winter weather and sub-zero temps might cause those pussies to decamp for warmer climes. No such luck yet, damn their lawless hides. We love those brave folks of the Twin Cities and are sending them best wishes from here in the PNW. Godspeed, good people! May your bravery and persistence succeed.
Good God, we can't go through this appeasement process with a narcissistic psychopath hungering for world domination. Let's just say Europe gives up on Greenland, and after the usual mass demonstrations and American flag burning, fast forward one year. That's it? The MAGAts are just happy with Venezuela and Greenland, and going to ride off into the sunset?
Of course not. It may have to get bloody now, but at no cost must Greenland be handed over.
In my morning doomscroll, I did not see any of the usual 1 year anniversary stories we usually get concerning 47's first year in office. I suspect that's because of the tsunami of bullshit noted in this post. Nobody's pretending that 47 can be assessed in any conventional manner. His first year is such an unmitigated disaster that MSM can't pretend that he has had any noteworthy successes.
I occasionally read posts claiming that Trump is not stupid, and then provide some 4D rationalization for his irrational moves. Yes, the Orange Mutant is incredibly stupid. He is following the Nazi playbook to a T.
I would not be surprised to see him drop in some soldiers dressed in Danish/Nato uniforms and attack his own base in Greenland as a false flag operation. Hitler did it to justify invading Poland, so this dumbass has probably something similar up his sleeve.
Once upon a time, the United States stood for opportunity, freedom, and a sense of stability. These days, though, a lot of people feel like the country’s heading off track. You see it everywhere: rising inequality, bitter political fights, social unrest, and a growing sense that you can’t really trust the big institutions that shape daily life.
Let’s talk about economic inequality first. The rich get richer while most folks are just trying to keep up, juggling higher rent, lousy paychecks, student loans, and healthcare bills that never seem to shrink. That gap eats away at people, especially younger generations who look at the future and wonder if they’ll ever catch a break or find real security.
Politics isn’t helping either. Americans seem more divided than ever, digging into their corners and pointing fingers. Instead of coming together to solve problems, everyone’s busy blaming someone else. That kind of division doesn’t just slow things down. it poisons democracy, stirs up anger, and blocks policies that might actually help.
And then there are the social issues you can’t ignore. Racism, gun violence, mental health struggles, and wild misinformation keep hurting communities. Social media just turns up the volume, spreading fear and outrage, making it harder for people to actually hear one another or find any common ground. Trust is fading not just in the government or the news, but sometimes even in the people next door.
It all takes a real toll. People are anxious, overworked, and feeling more alone than ever. Families worry about making rent, workers feel like they don’t matter, and young people wonder what kind of future they’re even working toward. The emotional weight of all this is as heavy as the financial burden.
But here’s the thing: it doesn’t have to stay this way. The United States still has some pretty incredible strengths: creativity, diversity, free speech, and a knack for bouncing back. Turning things around takes guts honest leaders, smart investments in things like education and healthcare, fairer economic rules, and a real push to come together instead of tearing each other apart. Most of all, it takes everyday people stepping up, listening, and holding those in power accountable.
The problems are real, but decline isn’t set in stone. With effort, empathy, and a little stubborn hope, Americans can change course and build a future that actually works for everyone not just the lucky few.
"Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is already there telling everyone to calm down and 'just relax'..." Right outta South Park.
Dear European leaders: Remember Neville Chamberlain? Yeah, I know you do. SO STOP ACTING LIKE HIM and walk out on Orange Mussolini's speech!
I just posted something similar regarding the Greenland issue. The world can't be that stupid (again), thinking that you can appease a psychopath.
What if everyone just threw a shoe at him?
Oh man, that would be glorious, would it not?
Who thought sending Mike Johnson to speak to parliament was a good idea?
Trump in Davos&Johnson at Parliament, how embarrassing.
Aaron Rupar. Been following him since Twitter days. A national treasure, who listens to everything Trump says&remains sane.
Amazing how often Aaron is on top of so many quotes and information from politicians. He also has a substack. I would not be able to handle hearing Trump so much and deciphering his nonsense posts. Hopefully he comes out from reporting on him without suffering some form of PTDS ( Post Trump Deranged Syndrome).
Note 13: So, let me get this straight, Thommy. You're not critical of the clown. You're just critical of the bad advice he's been getting. But since you know the advice is bad, are you critical of the clown because he doesn't know it's bad advice? Are you critical of his actually taking advice that you know is bad, and that presumably the person who is referred to by some as the president of the United States, has every opportunity, and the responsibility, to know is bad? I'm not sure what tight rope you're walking here, but I'm worried that you'll fall.
Europe and NATO do not have the right read on Drumpf and it may end us all. Frankly, Europe believes all Americans have ALWAYS been like Drumpf and they're making critical mistakes because of it. Drumpf is a psychopath and Europe needs to wake the fuck up.
US has always had a large dumpf proportion- cruelty, racism, superiority complex...we thought they were *overcoming*, but have backslid in a colossal way
Thanks for all the cussing about the ICE incursion into Minnesota, guys. Our son lives in St. Paul and works in Minneapolis. He has dual citizenship through his Canadian father and is now seriously looking for jobs in Ontario. He has loved being in Minnesota and was seriously hoping that the winter weather and sub-zero temps might cause those pussies to decamp for warmer climes. No such luck yet, damn their lawless hides. We love those brave folks of the Twin Cities and are sending them best wishes from here in the PNW. Godspeed, good people! May your bravery and persistence succeed.
Good God, we can't go through this appeasement process with a narcissistic psychopath hungering for world domination. Let's just say Europe gives up on Greenland, and after the usual mass demonstrations and American flag burning, fast forward one year. That's it? The MAGAts are just happy with Venezuela and Greenland, and going to ride off into the sunset?
Of course not. It may have to get bloody now, but at no cost must Greenland be handed over.
Note 4
Perhaps those ball-less bitches can order balls from Amazon. SHIT!
Wait—we're boycotting Amazon. Maybe Costco instead!
https://open.substack.com/pub/psychopete1/p/psycho-petes-guide-to-boycotting?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=y78r7
Every so many years, men decide they want to kill the world because their mothers didn't love them.
In my morning doomscroll, I did not see any of the usual 1 year anniversary stories we usually get concerning 47's first year in office. I suspect that's because of the tsunami of bullshit noted in this post. Nobody's pretending that 47 can be assessed in any conventional manner. His first year is such an unmitigated disaster that MSM can't pretend that he has had any noteworthy successes.
I agree that Scott Jennings is a POS! If I was on that show I’d be coming over the table and attacking him with more than just words!
Trump and his administration are PEDOPHILE PROTECTORS. Release all the EPSTEIN FILES without being Redacted apart from the victims names.
Unfortunately, they did show the orange ass at the beginning of the ballgame. I sprained my middle finger flipping him off😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I occasionally read posts claiming that Trump is not stupid, and then provide some 4D rationalization for his irrational moves. Yes, the Orange Mutant is incredibly stupid. He is following the Nazi playbook to a T.
I would not be surprised to see him drop in some soldiers dressed in Danish/Nato uniforms and attack his own base in Greenland as a false flag operation. Hitler did it to justify invading Poland, so this dumbass has probably something similar up his sleeve.
Do you think that Hegseth will try to get the Archbishop for military services fired for saying that U.S. troops could be conscientious objectors?
Unfortunately ESPN did show trump at the beginning of the game
Did he get booed?
Sounded like a mixture of boos and cheers
How disappointing after everything going on, our fellow muricans are still cheering this creepy old man.
Once upon a time, the United States stood for opportunity, freedom, and a sense of stability. These days, though, a lot of people feel like the country’s heading off track. You see it everywhere: rising inequality, bitter political fights, social unrest, and a growing sense that you can’t really trust the big institutions that shape daily life.
Let’s talk about economic inequality first. The rich get richer while most folks are just trying to keep up, juggling higher rent, lousy paychecks, student loans, and healthcare bills that never seem to shrink. That gap eats away at people, especially younger generations who look at the future and wonder if they’ll ever catch a break or find real security.
Politics isn’t helping either. Americans seem more divided than ever, digging into their corners and pointing fingers. Instead of coming together to solve problems, everyone’s busy blaming someone else. That kind of division doesn’t just slow things down. it poisons democracy, stirs up anger, and blocks policies that might actually help.
And then there are the social issues you can’t ignore. Racism, gun violence, mental health struggles, and wild misinformation keep hurting communities. Social media just turns up the volume, spreading fear and outrage, making it harder for people to actually hear one another or find any common ground. Trust is fading not just in the government or the news, but sometimes even in the people next door.
It all takes a real toll. People are anxious, overworked, and feeling more alone than ever. Families worry about making rent, workers feel like they don’t matter, and young people wonder what kind of future they’re even working toward. The emotional weight of all this is as heavy as the financial burden.
But here’s the thing: it doesn’t have to stay this way. The United States still has some pretty incredible strengths: creativity, diversity, free speech, and a knack for bouncing back. Turning things around takes guts honest leaders, smart investments in things like education and healthcare, fairer economic rules, and a real push to come together instead of tearing each other apart. Most of all, it takes everyday people stepping up, listening, and holding those in power accountable.
The problems are real, but decline isn’t set in stone. With effort, empathy, and a little stubborn hope, Americans can change course and build a future that actually works for everyone not just the lucky few.