Trump mirrors Hitler

[ajax18]

Like, can cheeseburgers be blended into a shake to make eating them easier for his rapidly-declining cognitive state?

You really don't have any room to speak of the candidate's cognitive state while Joe Biden is still the current president. Not cognitively fit to be prosecuted for mishandling classified documents or running for President, but somehow he's still cognitively fit to still be president. If Trump isn't cognitively fit, then he's not even capable of being another Hitler. The left is always trying to have it both ways and they end up discrediting themselves with their own contradicting arguments. That's why all people like Matt Walsh have to do is let them talk while recording it on camera.

[Moksha]

If Trump isn't cognitively fit, then he's not even capable of being another Hitler.

No need to put Hitler on a pedestal, it's not like he is a Confederate General.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Like, can cheeseburgers be blended into a shake to make eating them easier for his rapidly-declining cognitive state?

You really don't have any room to speak of the candidate's cognitive state while Joe Biden is still the current president. Not cognitively fit to be prosecuted for mishandling classified documents or running for President, but somehow he's still cognitively fit to still be president. If Trump isn't cognitively fit, then he's not even capable of being another Hitler. The left is always trying to have it both ways and they end up discrediting themselves with their own contradicting arguments. That's why all people like Matt Walsh have to do is let them talk while recording it on camera.

When we say he’s not fit, we’re saying he’s stupid, corrupt, thoroughly at odds with the truth of anything, and an authoritarian. You don’t have to be a genius to “be another Hitler,” you just need to have the support of the morons who think you’re a genius. You know. Like you.

[canpakes]

Like, can cheeseburgers be blended into a shake to make eating them easier for his rapidly-declining cognitive state?

You really don't have any room to speak of the candidate's cognitive state while Joe Biden is still the current president.

ajax, it’s probably true that one can’t walk into a room shared with Biden without probably catching a gentle, wafting scent of formaldehyde or whatever it is that’s struggling to keep him operating at 64% of a normal human/animated response level. But, he still speaks English coherently.

By comparison, Trump’s word salads are insane. Any random listener is left with the choice that he is either (1) suffering a severe cognitive decline, or (2) knows so little about whatever he’s rambling about that he’s trying to fumble his way through the largest pileup of verbal bullshyte possible.

I strongly believe that there is no ‘agenda’ or policy that he has ever been able to actually grasp or articulate, save for blowing up hurricanes with nukes, or remigrating anyone with skin browner than his (the numbers of whom get smaller by the day as Trump ratchets up the levels of his applied bronzer to 11 and beyond). Anything else has to be gently and slowly explained to him by picture-book versions of chapters from Project 2025.

As example, maybe you can explain how his answer to a question recently posed to him about childcare doesn’t fall within either of those two categories I mention above:

Reshma Saujani (founder of Moms First and Girls Who Code):
“President Trump, you – you talked about how the increase in the price of food, gas and rent is hurting families, but the real cost that’s breaking families’ backs and preventing women from participating in the workforce is child care. Child care is now more expensive than rent for working families and is costing the economy more than $122 billion a year, making it one of the most urgent economic issues that is facing our country. In fact, the cost of child care is outpacing the cost of inflation, with the majority of American families of young children spending more than 20% of their income on child care. One thing that Democrats and Republicans have in common is that both parties talk a lot about what they’re going to do to address the child care crisis, but neither party has delivered meaningful change. If you win in November, can you commit to prioritizing legislation to make child care affordable? And if so, what specific piece of legislation will you advance?”

Trump:
“Well, I would do that. And we’re sitting down – you know, I was somebody – we had – Sen. Marco Rubio and my daughter Ivanka were so impactful on that issue. It’s a very important issue. But I think when you talk about the kind of numbers that I’m talking about, that – because, look, child care is child care. It’s – couldn’t – you know, it’s something – you have to have it. In this country, you have to have it. But when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers that I’m talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that they’re not used to, but they’ll get used to it very quickly – and it’s not going to stop them from doing business with us but they’ll have a very substantial tax when they send product into our country. Those numbers are so much bigger than any numbers that we’re talking about, including child care. That – it’s going to take care – we’re going to have – I – I look forward to having no deficits within a fairly short period of time, coupled with the reductions that I told you about on waste and fraud and all of the other things that are going on in our country. Because I have to say with child care – I want to stay with child care – but those numbers are small relative to the kind of economic numbers that I’m talking about, including growth, but growth also headed up by what the plan is that I just – that I just told you about. We’re going to be taking in trillions of dollars. And as much as child care is talked about as being expensive, it’s, relatively speaking, not very expensive compared to the kind of numbers we’ll be taking in. We’re going to make this into an incredible country that can afford to take care of its people, and then we’ll worry about the rest of the world. Let’s help other people, but we’re going to take care of our country first. This is about America first, it’s about Make America Great Again. We have to do it because right now we’re a failing nation. So we’ll take care of it. Thank you. Very good question.”

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This is not an answer that inspires confidence within anyone about his cognitive capacity. This is why Vance is part of the ticket - to be able to reliably repeat Project 2025 policy and talking points without sounding like he’s having a stroke from the moment he opens his mouth.

[ajax18]

But, he still speaks English coherently.

I disagree.

Biden "....after we beat medicaid.. Bbbb dang ga doo."
Trump I don't know what he just said and I don't think he knows what he just said either.

This is when Democrat elites took Old Yeller out and stabbed him in the back. As old as he is I think he's still pissed off about it. When Kamala loses, he's going to say, "I told you so." I don't think Biden has forgiven her for calling him a racist and a misogynist either.

or remigrating anyone with skin browner than his (the numbers of whom get smaller

Public opinion is against you on this issue. That's why Kamala couldn't just say, "Yes Brett, we just imported 20 million impoverished unskilled people from the 3rd world and look how much wealthier it has made the American people over the past four years.

You're better off to push single payer healthcare if you want to win the election. I think it will have terrible results for the quality of medicine working people can get but at least it's a lie that 55% of Americans believe and only 43% see for the disaster it will be.

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This is not an answer that inspires confidence within anyone about his cognitive capacity. This is why Vance is part of the ticket - to be able to reliably repeat Project 2025 policy and talking points without sounding like he’s having a stroke from the moment he opens his mouth.

This thread is all that Democrats have left. It's why when asked when she first noticed Joe Biden was mentally declining or when asked about why her administration let in 20 million illegal immigrants, or why she doesn't implement any of her plans to bring down the cost of living now, her answer is always the same, "But, but, but, but, Donald Trump is Hitler. He wants to weaponize the justice against his political opponents and set up a ministry of truth to put pressure on social media companies to censor left wing opinions, lockup peaceful protesters (ironic that this is exactly what Democrats are doing to conservatives right now). But she either has no answers or just refuses to admit that she plans to institute an even further left agenda than Biden that could astonishingly have even worse results. When you have a record as terrible as the Democrats have over the past four years, negative campaigning is all you have left. The fact that this race is even close after the atrocious results of Democrat policy and more importantly their complete unwillingness to change those failed policies is a complement to the power and skill of the mainstream media to deceive.

[canpakes]

But, he still speaks English coherently.

I disagree.

Biden "....after we beat medicaid.. Bbbb dang ga doo."
Trump I don't know what he just said and I don't think he knows what he just said either.

Biden sounded ridiculous that night, regardless of whatever excuse was given for it. But even this example is one line; it’s not much of a match for the multiple paragraph stream of consciousness gobbledegook blurted out by Trump when asked to identify a single piece of legislation that he might advance to address childcare costs.

It’s also interesting that when Biden clearly sounded lost that night, it arguably became the catalyst for booting him. Compare that to what happens when Trump spends each week spitting out word salad after word salad, or - worse yet - simply stops taking questions and bobs back and forth on a stage to random music for 20 minutes. That sort of behavior leaves MAGA breathless for more. He should probably start ranting about Haitians eating cats, again. At least he sounded like he was serious when he did that.

or remigrating anyone with skin browner than his (the numbers of whom get smaller quoted

Public opinion is against you on this issue.

It may be. If you beat the drum of demonization long enough, you can get a large segment of the population to buy into all sorts of crap. It worked for the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, right? Not that the madness of crowds isn’t without its own problems or that it sometimes leads a nation down a dark and destructive path. That’s never happened to a majority, right?

But, it’s much easier to scapegoat some segment of the population than to fix actual problems. I’d wager to you any day that if tomorrow you were able to magically ‘disappear’ all of the alleged illegals that you want to see go away with the mere wave of your hand, you’d discover that you had a few new much more serious and expensive problems in your life than you imagined had been created by Jesus and Maria working the kitchen at your local diner.

That's why Kamala couldn't just say, "Yes Brett, we just imported 20 million impoverished unskilled people from the 3rd world and look how much wealthier it has made the American people over the past four years.

Are you and Ceebs trading talking points notes? He’s the only other person I’ve ever seen using that crazy number. Maybe you can provide a reputable source for it; when I asked Ceebs he just kind of ran off.

This thread is all that Democrats have left. It's why when asked when she first noticed Joe Biden was mentally declining or when asked about why her administration let in 20 million illegal immigrants, or why she doesn't implement any of her plans to bring down the cost of living now, her answer is always the same, "But, but, but, but, Donald Trump is Hitler.

OK, now this sounds like you’ve just decided to turn on the BS talking point autopilot.

The fact that this race is even close after the atrocious results of Democrat policy and more importantly their complete unwillingness to change those failed policies is a complement to the power and skill of the mainstream media to deceive.

One could argue that the fact that this race is even close after the supposed job-killing policies, supposed crushing inflation, supposed terrible economy, supposed kidnapping and forced gender reassignment of your kids, supposed targeting of red state voters with weather control and Jewish space lasers, and the supposed full-scale Democrat war on your rights, your religion and your firearms, that Donald Trump should have just walked into the room (maybe use that escalator again?) and walked away with this race. But, no … he managed only a marginal polling lead against a semi-alive establishment politician and now has lost ground to a candidate that couldn’t even escape the first primary rounds of her party just a few years ago. Looks to me like a rather large number of Americans are willing to pass over Trump for just about anyone else.

[ajax18]

Are you and Ceebs trading talking points notes? He’s the only other person I’ve ever seen using that crazy number. Maybe you can provide a reputable source for it; when I asked Ceebs he just kind of ran off.

Brett Baier asked Kamala how many people her administration let in. We're currently arguing on the right on whether she didn't answer because she didn't know or because she just refuses to disclose that information to the voters. Which do you think it is? One thing for sure is that she is very angry that she had to take questions from Fox News.

[ajax18]

One could argue that the fact that this race is even close after the supposed job-killing policies, supposed crushing inflation, supposed terrible economy,

So Democrats aren't feeling the same economy as Republicans? Or is it that Democrats would rather have an economy like this or likely even worse than see Donald Trump as president again?

[Dwight]

Meanwhile Trump cancelled an interview with NBC and a NRA rally in Savannah. It’s hard to imagine a friendlier spot than the latter. What a weird coward. Though maybe his campaign is worried about how demented he appears in public.

[canpakes]

One could argue that the fact that this race is even close after the supposed job-killing policies, supposed crushing inflation, supposed terrible economy,

So Democrats aren't feeling the same economy as Republicans? Or is it that Democrats would rather have an economy like this or likely even worse than see Donald Trump as president again?

What economy are you ‘feeling’, ajax?

Tell me about how your personal financial situation has been affected since January of 2021. Use real numbers, not vague generalizations or weird claims. Let’s start there. As a solidly-middle-class family example, I’ll go first.

On the ‘bad’ side: I paid a dollar more for eggs last week. Our auto insurance has increased regardless of remaining incident-free. Some foodstuffs have increased in cost but there’s no noticeably consistent increase in our spending for food because we just rotate our choices. Gas is more expensive, but at driving 500 miles a week, this adds only about $20 more to the weekly tab.

On the good side: our static simple 401K savings have increased 30% in value since that time and we have been able to increase our active 401K savings rate. Our pay has increased. We continue to reduce our house principal. Healthcare insurance costs have remained unchanged.

None of these, good or bad, seem particularly tightly tied to or strongly affected by any policy of the current administration.

Now, how about yourself?

ETA: in all fairness, I’d be remiss to not mention that Diet Coke - once a favorite item in our fridge - is no longer making it into our shopping cart due to its unreasonably crazy increase in cost. So there’s that. Not sure how Joe or Kamala caused that to happen, though.