It's interesting that Biden didn't have to kick any Nazis out of his events, but the Republicans have to do it all the time.
It's amazing how you just imagined that "all the time" out of thin air. Two examples out of the last decade somehow becomes all the time.
It's also really impressive how Republicans rejecting Nazis at events means that Republicans are just like Nazis, it's evidence of guilt, but if someone shows up to disrupt a Democratic rally, it gets seen like
an act of heroism. To be fair, I am aware that when Republicans kick nazis out of events, there are right wing outlets who treat it as an act of heroism, as well as people who see communist protestors at Democratic events as a sign the Democratic party is communists, but I'm willing to bet you can see through only half of the stupidity...
I think you're trying to convince yourself, not us.
I get it: it hurts. You put your faith in Trump, and he's stormed in with a series of major policies that haven't just failed, they've failed very quickly in a manner that was predictable. Even worse, the chaos, incompetence, illiberalism and authoritarianism was predictable from his first term and campaign.
I think you've been horribly mislead. It's not surprising, you are reliant on the media for information, and that information gets filtered through wealthy elites before it can get to you... the only "failure" is in the stock market, which has only failed in as much as rich people want to take advantage of a crisis. But there is no underlying crisis, so the reaction is an illusion that will not last. And frankly speaking, nobody (Republican, Democrat, or otherwise) particularly cares about the price of Tesla stock unless we put our own money into it. The media is seeing the flailing of degenerate gamblers as a sign that everything is falling to pieces. It really isn't. Down in the actual economy, we're busier than ever.
Nobody is taken aback that the war in Ukraine didn't end Trump's first day in office, nobody ever believed that would literally happen, but we elected a president who is trying to end that war. "Oh, he promised in a day, and he's not succeeding 100 days later, what an embarrassing failure." That's not embarrassing at all. Embarrassing is looking down your nose at someone trying to negotiate the end of a war that many other leaders have egged on. We elected him to try, and he's trying, that's not upsetting.
The border is an unmitigated success. Crossing numbers have plummeted. Democrats are flying to El Salvador to try to spring a man who has been credibly accused of gang membership, accused of domestic abuse, and pulled over while driving a car full of other migrants in a car owned by a convicted human trafficker. And that is the example of the administration being in most conflict with the law. Why do you think that is a failure on Trump's part?
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