Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump

[RockyRoadTravel]

3 minutes ago, Stable Genius said:

I wonder if Fucknaway or BozoTClown were an investors.

 

Nearly a Million Investors Lost a Total of $3.8 Billion on Trump Crypto Coin

A report from a cryptocurrency analytics firm details how those who bought the Trump memecoin have fared, with most retail investors having lost money while sophisticated traders did better.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/04/us/politics/trump-coin-crypto-investors-loss.html?unlocked_article_code=1.vFA.kl-l.HnH2CfqPy67g&smid=url-share

That would be karma 

[stevenkesslar]

2 hours ago, RockyRoadTravel said:

That would be karma 

And fairness.

I know there is the idea that like all Democrats I'm an elitist snob.  Because I look down on a certain type of gullible Trump voter who actually believe Trump is in it for them.

But at least in this case, they actually were dumb investors who were manipulated and scammed.  By their hero Trump.

Meanwhile, a smart investor these days is someone who is prepared to buy stocks when Trump does really dumb shit.  It really is that simple, almost.  Just wait for a failed POTUS to do really dumb shit.  And make money off it.

In Spring 2025 the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS did something really dumb: tariffs.  The market tanked, I bought into it at the bottom, and I made a lot of money.

In Spring 2026 the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS did something really dumb: war with Iran.  The market tanked again.  I bought into it at the bottom and I am making a lot of money.

I suppose I should not be saying this, since it is a form of insider trading.  All you have to do is get inside the raping lying grifting dumb shit's head.  Once inside, you quickly realize Trump is a failed asshole who makes stupid gut decisions that will tank the market.

I suppose it's fair.  His MAGA supporters lose money based on their loyalty.  And I make money based on my understanding that Trump is consistently a failed losing piece of shit. 

I suppose everyone is getting what they want.  Or at least what they asked for.

Or, to be slightly repetitive, as W. said:

 

[RockyRoadTravel]

3 hours ago, stevenkesslar said:

And fairness.

I know there is the idea that like all Democrats I'm an elitist snob.  Because I look down on a certain type of gullible Trump voter who actually believe Trump is in it for them.

But at least in this case, they actually were dumb investors who were manipulated and scammed.  By their hero Trump.

Meanwhile, a smart investor these days is someone who is prepared to buy stocks when Trump does really dumb shit.  It really is that simple, almost.  Just wait for a failed POTUS to do really dumb shit.  And make money off it.

In Spring 2025 the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS did something really dumb: tariffs.  The market tanked, I bought into it at the bottom, and I made a lot of money.

In Spring 2026 the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS did something really dumb: war with Iran.  The market tanked again.  I bought into it at the bottom and I am making a lot of money.

I suppose I should not be saying this, since it is a form of insider trading.  All you have to do is get inside the raping lying grifting dumb shit's head.  Once inside, you quickly realize Trump is a failed asshole who makes stupid gut decisions that will tank the market.

I suppose it's fair.  His MAGA supporters lose money based on their loyalty.  And I make money based on my understanding that Trump is consistently a failed losing piece of shit. 

I suppose everyone is getting what they want.  Or at least what they asked for.

Or, to be slightly repetitive, as W. said:

 

You're making my point that the shitty economy The Great Incompetent has produced is on purpose.  Yes you may be making your thousands of dollars while "the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS's" billionaire buddies are making millions and billions off the markets planned crashes.  This is a regime for, by and about billionaires ... and corruption ... it's profoundly about corruption.

[Suckrates]

6 hours ago, RockyRoadTravel said:

You're making my point that the shitty economy The Great Incompetent has produced is on purpose.  Yes you may be making your thousands of dollars while "the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS's" billionaire buddies are making millions and billions off the markets planned crashes.  This is a regime for, by and about billionaires ... and corruption ... it's profoundly about corruption.

But the Market......it's 52K !   

[stevenkesslar]

7 hours ago, RockyRoadTravel said:

You're making my point that the shitty economy The Great Incompetent has produced is on purpose.  Yes you may be making your thousands of dollars while "the grifting lying raping dumb ass POTUS's" billionaire buddies are making millions and billions off the markets planned crashes.  This is a regime for, by and about billionaires ... and corruption ... it's profoundly about corruption.

Completely agree.  It is profoundly about corruption.  But it's also bigger and more complicated than that.

I'll say two things about one of my nephews who is my stock trading buddy.

First, he argued in 2024 that the benefit of Trump winning is that Trump will own what happens by 2028.  Think 1928 and that is in the ballpark of what my nephew thinks is coming. 

He despises Trump.  And like many Millennials he views Trump and most politicians as stupid and more or less useless.  He's thought for years we are invariably headed to a big market crash.  So the question for him is whether it looks more like 1928, or 2008.  Great Depression, or Great Recession? 

Either way, he thinks that as bad as it is now, by 2028 it will be worse.  So Democrats are set up to take over, if that plays out.  Although this nephew and most of my nieces and nephews have about zero confidence in Democrats, either.  (I have one niece who brought her daughter to a Harris rally and likes donating to women candidates.  I like talking about politics with her.)

Second, if we are talking about my nephew, who still rents along with his wife, it's not thousands of dollars.  It's millions. I was recently on a fun trip with a Boomer brother and cousin.  And for fun I asked them to guess how much money this nephew had made, on paper, that day.   The correct answer is he lost $4 million on paper, just that day, on a 3x semiconductor ETF called SOXL.  That said, even on that bad day, he was still up something like $10 million since April.  And this is a Millennial and his wife who rent part of a home in the Chicago burbs.  He is a bartender and his wife works at a small family-owned business.  Turns out lots of Millennials are good savers.  Who knew?

My point is that the dirty little secret is that a lot of middle class people who own homes and own stocks are doing very well, thank you.  I think that's why the US and global economy keep holding up.  Despite the war and the surge in oil prices.   

In other words, Trump is doing his level best to fuck it up with horrific judgment and ego. 

Lies and tariffs and wars, oh my!  But, so far, Trump is failing at that, too.

It may be my nephew is right.  And the war and oil prices will be what finally pushes the economy over the edge.  But Boomers are swimming in wealth.  Which Millennials and Zoomers have noticed and are a little bit bitchy about.   With cause.  Homes prices and rents are out of control.   

Meanwhile, pretty much every study I have seen shows that Millennials and Zoomers have higher incomes and higher net worth than the average Boomer did at the same age.  And that's in large part because they went to college, skilled up, and in many cases own homes that have gone up a lot in value. 

2 in 3 Americans own homes.  It's mostly the opposite of 2008 and subprime.  Back then we had millions of people with little or no equity owning homes with teaser adjustable rate mortgages that were actually built to explode.  Now most American home owners have either no mortgage, or a low interest fixed rate mortgage.  On a home with a boat load of equity.  It is, in my mind, a rock of stability.  It may help to explain why so many consumers appear to be resilient.   

Even when the bubble housing and stock markets do crash, which they will, most US home owners will still have a home with a lot of equity.  And either no mortgage or an affordable fixed rate mortgage.  Although when that home equity goes away it will help drive a recession, like in 2008.

The dirty little secret, which was true under Biden as well as Trump, is that lots of people in the top quarter or third of the income brackets are doing better than ever.

For example, here are how bad things suck in The Socialist Shit Hole of California:

Assuming the Fed is right, incomes are up about 50 % in real inflation-adjusted terms for Californians since the end of The Great Recession.  It explains both the high home prices, and the chronic homelessness.  Did I mention tech stocks are at all time highs?  My nephew is probably right.  By 2028 the party will probably end.  Bob Shiller is saying that, more or less.  Shiller called 2000 and 2008 right.  We'll see.

None of this is to say Trump is anything other than a worthless piece of shit who is possibly leading the US and the world to global war.  And other fun stuff.  Wanna be our 51st state?   🤢

If this were 1998, meaning the last years of the last tech bubble, Bill Clinton would be working on delivering America a budget surplus.  Clinton would be ending a war of ethnic cleaning in some remote part of Europe.  Not starting a war with Iran.  Sometimes Democrats can get things right.  Even if, like Trump, Bill was a pal with Epstein.

The worthless piece of shit Trump will go down in history as the worthless piece of shit he is.  And @Barknaway loves making a total ignorant ass out of himself by barking for joy at Trump's latest ignorant folly.  But the show does go on in part because a lot of middle class people are doing pretty well.   Along with the truly billionaire Friends Of Donald.

Hopefully college educated Democrats are getting the memo that we belong to a party that has strong working class roots.  Because the math is simple.  There are more working class men and women that did not go to college than there are college educated Democrats like me.  That right there helps explain which states are blue, and which states are red.  And why Canada truly is smarter. 

Lots of working class Democrats are struggling mightily, of course.  Some of them did vote for Trump in 2024, because they were pissed about Bidenflation.  If we don't figure out how to make working class economic problems our priority, Trump - and leaders like him all over the world - will continue to be the symptom of a much deeper political problem.

Rant over and out.

 

[Suckrates]

51 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said:

Completely agree.  It is profoundly about corruption.  But it's also bigger and more complicated than that.

I'll say two things about one of my nephews who is my stock trading buddy.

First, he argued in 2024 that the benefit of Trump winning is that Trump will own what happens by 2028.  Think 1928 and that is in the ballpark of what my nephew thinks is coming. 

He despises Trump.  And like many Millennials he views Trump and most politicians as stupid and more or less useless.  He's thought for years we are invariably headed to a big market crash.  So the question for him is whether it looks more like 1928, or 2008.  Great Depression, or Great Recession? 

Either way, he thinks that as bad as it is now, by 2028 it will be worse.  So Democrats are set up to take over, if that plays out.  Although this nephew and most of my nieces and nephews have about zero confidence in Democrats, either.  (I have one niece who brought her daughter to a Harris rally and likes donating to women candidates.  I like talking about politics with her.)

Second, if we are talking about my nephew, who still rents along with his wife, it's not thousands of dollars.  It's millions. I was recently on a fun trip with a Boomer brother and cousin.  And for fun I asked them to guess how much money this nephew had made, on paper, that day.   The correct answer is he lost $4 million on paper, just that day, on a 3x semiconductor ETF called SOXL.  That said, even on that bad day, he was still up something like $10 million since April.  And this is a Millennial and his wife who rent part of a home in the Chicago burbs.  He is a bartender and his wife works at a small family-owned business.  Turns out lots of Millennials are good savers.  Who knew?

My point is that the dirty little secret is that a lot of middle class people who own homes and own stocks are doing very well, thank you.  I think that's why the US and global economy keep holding up.  Despite the war and the surge in oil prices.   

In other words, Trump is doing his level best to fuck it up with horrific judgment and ego. 

Lies and tariffs and wars, oh my!  But, so far, Trump is failing at that, too.

It may be my nephew is right.  And the war and oil prices will be what finally pushes the economy over the edge.  But Boomers are swimming in wealth.  Which Millennials and Zoomers have noticed and are a little bit bitchy about.   With cause.  Homes prices and rents are out of control.   

Meanwhile, pretty much every study I have seen shows that Millennials and Zoomers have higher incomes and higher net worth than the average Boomer did at the same age.  And that's in large part because they went to college, skilled up, and in many cases own homes that have gone up a lot in value. 

2 in 3 Americans own homes.  It's mostly the opposite of 2008 and subprime.  Back then we had millions of people with little or no equity owning homes with teaser adjustable rate mortgages that were actually built to explode.  Now most American home owners have either no mortgage, or a low interest fixed rate mortgage.  On a home with a boat load of equity.  It is, in my mind, a rock of stability.  It may help to explain why so many consumers appear to be resilient.   

Even when the bubble housing and stock markets do crash, which they will, most US home owners will still have a home with a lot of equity.  And either no mortgage or an affordable fixed rate mortgage.  Although when that home equity goes away it will help drive a recession, like in 2008.

The dirty little secret, which was true under Biden as well as Trump, is that lots of people in the top quarter or third of the income brackets are doing better than ever.

For example, here are how bad things suck in The Socialist Shit Hole of California:

Assuming the Fed is right, incomes are up about 50 % in real inflation-adjusted terms for Californians since the end of The Great Recession.  It explains both the high home prices, and the chronic homelessness.  Did I mention tech stocks are at all time highs?  My nephew is probably right.  By 2028 the party will probably end.  Bob Shiller is saying that, more or less.  Shiller called 2000 and 2008 right.  We'll see.

None of this is to say Trump is anything other than a worthless piece of shit who is possibly leading the US and the world to global war.  And other fun stuff.  Wanna be our 51st state?   🤢

If this were 1998, meaning the last years of the last tech bubble, Bill Clinton would be working on delivering America a budget surplus.  Clinton would be ending a war of ethnic cleaning in some remote part of Europe.  Not starting a war with Iran.  Sometimes Democrats can get things right.  Even if, like Trump, Bill was a pal with Epstein.

The worthless piece of shit Trump will go down in history as the worthless piece of shit he is.  And @Barknaway loves making a total ignorant ass out of himself by barking for joy at Trump's latest ignorant folly.  But the show does go on in part because a lot of middle class people are doing pretty well.   Along with the truly billionaire Friends Of Donald.

Hopefully college educated Democrats are getting the memo that we belong to a party that has strong working class roots.  Because the math is simple.  There are more working class men and women that did not go to college than there are college educated Democrats like me.  That right there helps explain which states are blue, and which states are red.  And why Canada truly is smarter. 

Lots of working class Democrats are struggling mightily, of course.  Some of them did vote for Trump in 2024, because they were pissed about Bidenflation.  If we don't figure out how to make working class economic problems our priority, Trump - and leaders like him all over the world - will continue to be the symptom of a much deeper political problem.

Rant over and out.

 

 

Eventhough your rant is backed up by FACTS, my issue with Trump and his reign, as a middle class American, is MORE than the economy Stupid.....  I am NOT a girl that was built to live under FACISM, or going back to a time when Americans were devoid of countless civil rights, like free speech, control of their own bodies, and right to love and marry who you want.  And NOT putting America and Americans FIRST.  For me paying 4+ dollars for a gal of gas is only part of the injustice of Trump.  Every American govt agency that aids Americans has been reduced or gutted. Then, there is HIS corruption, immorality, and RACISM,  things that dont necessarily come with Education, but with basic DECENCY and humanity...

So while I can appreciate you boiling the issue down to the ECONOMY and voter education,  for me its not that simple and knowing that Trump and his coalition are just WRONG is inherent.  

We've already lived thru a time when the KKK marched thru our cities.   Now we have the modern version,  the masked White Nationalists, who Trump emboldened to march thru Washington DC on America's 250th Anniv to SEND A MESSAGE,  that i didnt hear Trump rebuke.....

But Sis,  I am happy for your Trump Presidency "riches"   .   Perhaps you  might consider buying your much prettier Sis a "Birkin bag" ?       I am still shopping at Tar'get !

[stevenkesslar]

41 minutes ago, Suckrates said:

So while I can appreciate you boiling the issue down to the ECONOMY and voter education,  for me its not that simple and knowing that Trump and his coalition are just WRONG is inherent.  

We completely agree, Sis.   I mean, Bob.

Bob is the name of my brother who I refer to as a McCain Republican.  He is not particularly political.  And he doesn't have a solid history of voting.  When I ask him to name a politician he truly admired, first name he says is John McCain. 

And he did vote for Trump in 2016, arguing it would be "interesting."  I argued that nuclear war would be "interesting".  But it doesn't mean I'd vote for it.  I may still end up being right.  Hasta la vista, Tehran!  (Or will Tehran get Jerusalem first?)  😱

I've posted this before.  When I asked Bob who he would have voted for in 2020 if he simply voted on the economy, he immediately answered "Trump."  I asked why.  He said, "My IRA was worth a lot more."  Good point.  He voted for Biden, and got kicked off his rural neighbors lawn for telling his neighbor he voted for Biden.  These days his favorite word to describe Trump is "megalomaniac."   So Bob would agree with you, as would I.  It's not just the economy, stupid.

My argument actually proves that.  As my nephew believes, I think neither Trump nor Biden caused the stock market or home prices to form a bubble.  It's the secular bull market, stupid.  But it happened on their watches.  Arguably, Trump might bring it to an end with Iran.  But college educated Californians despise Trump despite the fact that incomes in California went up whole he President - twice.

I think there is proof of my argument in the polling data from 2020.  In every other election since 2000, three things happened in CNN exit polls:  1) people who said they were worse off than four years ago voted overwhelmingly against the incumbent party, 2) people who said they were better off than four years ago voted overwhelmingly for the incumbent party, and 3) people who said their own economic situation was the same as four years ago split their vote pretty much 50/50.  The odd thing about 2020 is that people who said their own economic well being was the same as four years ago broke heavily for Joe Biden.  Had they voted the way they did in every other election, Trump would have won in 2020.  

So my belief, which I think is close to being a fact, is that it was everything else about Trump that made him lose in 2020.  Like being a lying raping grifting narcissistic megalomaniac.

After four years of perceived Bidenflation and wokeness, the perception in Nov. 2024 on the part of many swing voters was that the 2016-2020 Trump economy wasn't so bad.  Especially if 2016 was when you reached puberty, and you were more interested in jacking off than voting.  🤔  (I know, Sis.  We're no longer teens but we still jack off too much.  So what?  We're Gay!)

Harry Enten just did a nice polling thing on how Trump has swung -50 points on the issue of inflation.  In Nov. 2024 he was beating Kamala Harris on the issue of inflation.  Now he has like 40 % net disapproval on how he is dealing with inflation.  Only very conservative Republicans give Trump net approval on how well he has lowered prices.  If James Talarico wins Texas and Jon Ossoff wins Georgia it won't be because they are cute.  Even though they are.  It will be because a lot of disappointed and angry Republicans don't vote.

All that said, I think in retrospect it is clear that Democrats vastly overplayed the "democracy" card.  Democrats did not have a democratic primary.  We had an old man who looked like he belong in a coffin.  Trump muscled his way to a victory in a Republican primary many assumed he would lose in 2022 or so.  Who's democratic now?  

Trump himself said that when he saw Kamala Harris carting Liz Cheney around, he knew he would win.  As in, that's the best ya got?  Cart around the daughter of the Iraq War Big Lie Guy?  That's the best ya got?

So as much as I agree with you, Sis, and my brother Bob, that Trump is a megalomaniac and overall worthless piece of shit, I will close by repeating my long-winded self.  If Democrats do not figure out how to reconnect with and prioritize the issues of working class men and women who voted for Trump in exasperation, we will keep losing.

1 hour ago, Suckrates said:

But Sis,  I am happy for your Trump Presidency "riches"   .   Perhaps you  might consider buying your much prettier Sis a "Birkin bag" ?       I am still shopping at Tar'get !

I wish!  Note that I said my nephew, not me, is the one sitting on millions in paper wealth.

The new joke with him is that he is just going to have to be more generous to his destitute father, mother, and uncles.  I may not have my youth and beauty.  But I at least deserve a nice wardrobe.

[Suckrates]

19 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said:

We completely agree, Sis.   I mean, Bob.

Bob is the name of my brother who I refer to as a McCain Republican.  He is not particularly political.  And he doesn't have a solid history of voting.  When I ask him to name a politician he truly admired, first name he says is John McCain. 

And he did vote for Trump in 2016, arguing it would be "interesting."  I argued that nuclear war would be "interesting".  But it doesn't mean I'd vote for it.  I may still end up being right.  Hasta la vista, Tehran!  (Or will Tehran get Jerusalem first?)  😱

I've posted this before.  When I asked Bob who he would have voted for in 2020 if he simply voted on the economy, he immediately answered "Trump."  I asked why.  He said, "My IRA was worth a lot more."  Good point.  He voted for Biden, and got kicked off his rural neighbors lawn for telling his neighbor he voted for Biden.  These days his favorite word to describe Trump is "megalomaniac."   So Bob would agree with you, as would I.  It's not just the economy, stupid.

My argument actually proves that.  As my nephew believes, I think neither Trump nor Biden caused the stock market or home prices to form a bubble.  It's the secular bull market, stupid.  But it happened on their watches.  Arguably, Trump might bring it to an end with Iran.  But college educated Californians despise Trump despite the fact that incomes in California went up whole he President - twice.

I think there is proof of my argument in the polling data from 2020.  In every other election since 2000, three things happened in CNN exit polls:  1) people who said they were worse off than four years ago voted overwhelmingly against the incumbent party, 2) people who said they were better off than four years ago voted overwhelmingly for the incumbent party, and 3) people who said their own economic situation was the same as four years ago split their vote pretty much 50/50.  The odd thing about 2020 is that people who said their own economic well being was the same as four years ago broke heavily for Joe Biden.  Had they voted the way they did in every other election, Trump would have won in 2020.  

So my belief, which I think is close to being a fact, is that it was everything else about Trump that made him lose in 2020.  Like being a lying raping grifting narcissistic megalomaniac.

After four years of perceived Bidenflation and wokeness, the perception in Nov. 2024 on the part of many swing voters was that the 2016-2020 Trump economy wasn't so bad.  Especially if 2016 was when you reached puberty, and you were more interested in jacking off than voting.  🤔  (I know, Sis.  We're no longer teens but we still jack off too much.  So what?  We're Gay!)

Harry Enten just did a nice polling thing on how Trump has swung -50 points on the issue of inflation.  In Nov. 2024 he was beating Kamala Harris on the issue of inflation.  Now he has like 40 % net disapproval on how he is dealing with inflation.  Only very conservative Republicans give Trump net approval on how well he has lowered prices.  If James Talarico wins Texas and Jon Ossoff wins Georgia it won't be because they are cute.  Even though they are.  It will be because a lot of disappointed and angry Republicans don't vote.

All that said, I think in retrospect it is clear that Democrats vastly overplayed the "democracy" card.  Democrats did not have a democratic primary.  We had an old man who looked like he belong in a coffin.  Trump muscled his way to a victory in a Republican primary many assumed he would lose in 2022 or so.  Who's democratic now?  

Trump himself said that when he saw Kamala Harris carting Liz Cheney around, he knew he would win.  As in, that's the best ya got?  Cart around the daughter of the Iraq War Big Lie Guy?  That's the best ya got?

So as much as I agree with you, Sis, and my brother Bob, that Trump is a megalomaniac and overall worthless piece of shit, I will close by repeating my long-winded self.  If Democrats do not figure out how to reconnect with and prioritize the issues of working class men and women who voted for Trump in exasperation, we will keep losing.

I wish!  Note that I said my nephew, not me, is the one sitting on millions in paper wealth.

The new joke with him is that he is just going to have to be more generous to his destitute father, mother, and uncles.  I may not have my youth and beauty.  But I at least deserve a nice wardrobe.

 

I am emphatic that Dems continue to have a "messaging" problem.   Like the GOP, Dems are NOT a popular party these days, and a platform of hating Trump because of his corruption and govt overreach wont be enough to Win in the mids...

As I noticed yesterday at Trumps 250th Big, Huge, Greatest speech and fireworks display,  there were still a sea of red MAGA hats, big and small....little kids in MAGA hats trying to show patriotism by waving a little American flag, and their MAGA parents fist pumping in the air..... These will be our deterants to Democracy in the mids because their loyalty wont budge,  and Dem turnout remains unknown eventhough there is indication Dems are fired up,  but if there is ICE presence and masked White Nationalist racists at the polls,  who knows how many of those Dem votes will actually get cast ?   And then there is the fact AGAIN that Dems are basically unpopular, and if Trump continues on his labeling of the Mamdani coalition as rising Communists,  what do normal Americans DO with that ?    Maybe, ask Bob ?    

[Goober]

Why are so many 2026 trumpanzee candidates talking about "affordability" in their campaigns? Don't they know that's a fake word made up by the Democrats? Next thing you know, they'll be talking about "groceries."

[stevenkesslar]

39 minutes ago, Suckrates said:

Maybe, ask Bob ?    

 

33 minutes ago, Goober said:

Next thing you know, they'll be talking about "groceries."

 

There's a simple answer to this, guys.

Cheap beer.

Bob likes cheap beer.

 

And, Sis, you should know this.

Perhaps my beloved Sister needs to spend a little more timing talking to Zohran about policy, rather than putting your big mouth to good use in other ways?  😁

The Freakout Over Cheaper Beer at Yankee Stadium

Mamdani and Khan’s plan to end monopolistic pricing at NYC stadiums is good policy and good politics.

[Goober]

I notice in several 2026 trumpanzee candidates' promotional material they state they support donOLD's agenda. Does this mean they support donOLD's grifting (it's reported he's more than doubled his net worth, making billion$, since he returned to the presidency), or does it mean they want to get in on the grifting themselves? It's so confusing...

[stevenkesslar]

23 minutes ago, Goober said:

I notice in several 2026 trumpanzee candidates' promotional material they state they support donOLD's agenda. Does this mean they support donOLD's grifting (it's reported he's more than doubled his net worth, making billion$, since he returned to the presidency), or does it mean they want to get in on the grifting themselves? It's so confusing...

 

Ask Lindsey?

 

[Suckrates]

1 hour ago, stevenkesslar said:

 

 

There's a simple answer to this, guys.

Cheap beer.

Bob likes cheap beer.

 

And, Sis, you should know this.

Perhaps my beloved Sister needs to spend a little more timing talking to Zohran about policy, rather than putting your big mouth to good use in other ways?  😁

The Freakout Over Cheaper Beer at Yankee Stadium

Mamdani and Khan’s plan to end monopolistic pricing at NYC stadiums is good policy and good politics.

 

Hey Sis, I'm a renter, and my man Mamdani just FROZE my rent for 2 years.   THAT got him a rim job !   And although his spicy hole set my mouth on fire,  it was worth the rent savings.     You can call him a communist, or whatever you want, as long as he continues doing GREAT things for NYC.....   Beer ?  MEH..... I'm a tea totler..... Who the fuck cares?  

[Suckrates]

40 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said:

 

Ask Lindsey?

 

 

DO people really care about Trumps "grifting"......   I'm not so sure....     They seemed to have calmed down on the ICE raids since Mullin appears to be hiding them from the media and public.....  Epstein ?    That screaming died down too, and even the Iran war was overshadowed by Trumps gaudy FAILED spectacle of America 250........

So, do people REALLY care ?    They are tired, worn out and bored with Trump shit.    Everything he says is a LIE, he cant be trusted and most are just tuning his noise out.  And that's what Trump is counting on for the mids,  that Americans wont care about anything anymore.   And then he can steamroll over his last few years.  The worst has already happened....The Autocracy is HERE !    Noone prevented it....  Time to take a nap.  

[stevenkesslar]

2 hours ago, Suckrates said:

 

Hey Sis, I'm a renter, and my man Mamdani just FROZE my rent for 2 years.   THAT got him a rim job !   And although his spicy hole set my mouth on fire,  it was worth the rent savings.     You can call him a communist, or whatever you want, as long as he continues doing GREAT things for NYC.....   Beer ?  MEH..... I'm a tea totler..... Who the fuck cares?  

 

Congratulations, Sis.

I was curious so I read a few articles about what Mamdani has actually done to make life more affordable for New Yorkers.  And freezing rent was at the top of the list.

I think you're exactly right.  If "socialism" means lower rent or affordable housing or affordable health care, people may not hate it so much.  I think Bernie has proven that.

The real test is going to be whether progressives and democratic socialists can actually make life more affordable.  Freezing rent is a start.  Glad to know Zohran got a well deserved rim job.

Asking for a friend.

Could you do the same for Lindsey?

[Suckrates]

18 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said:

 

Congratulations, Sis.

The real test is going to be whether progressives and democratic socialists can actually make life more affordable.  Freezing rent is a start.  Glad to know Zohran got a well deserved rim job.

Asking for a friend.

Could you do the same Lindsey?

[Stable Genius]

He needs to crank up the Iran war again to distract from the mess he's made of the: 

• US 250 Celebration
• FIFA
• East Wing
• Reflecting Pool
• Inflation
• Relationships with Our Allies
• Our Leadership of NATO
• SCOTUS
• The Constitution
• Elections
• CDC
• DOJ
• Ebola 
• Epstein Files
• FBI
• Homeland Security
• JCPOA
• Kennedy Center
• Library of Congress
• Measles Outbreaks
• Rose Garden
• Smithsonian
• USAID
• Our Country
• The World

[Suckrates]

12 hours ago, Stable Genius said:

 

He needs to crank up the Iran war again to distract from the mess he's made of the: 

• US 250 Celebration
• FIFA
• East Wing
• Reflecting Pool
• Inflation
• Relationships with Our Allies
• Our Leadership of NATO
• SCOTUS
• The Constitution
• Elections
• CDC
• DOJ
• Ebola 
• Epstein Files
• FBI
• Homeland Security
• JCPOA
• Kennedy Center
• Library of Congress
• Measles Outbreaks
• Rose Garden
• Smithsonian
• USAID
• Our Country
• The World

Hmmm, makes me think he might be running for a THIRD term ?    

[Suckrates]

It's OFFICIAL !   More Trump Grifting.....

Palm Beach Airport IS NOW "President Donald J Trump Airport"

Oops,   and WE allowed him to !  

 

[Goober]

This may be satire, but I'm pretty sure it will prove to be true:

"Fact Check: Did Trump say his funeral crowd would be bigger than Iranian ayatollah's?"

https://l.smartnews.com/p-84PqKbss/a8vSTA

[Goober]

Why are so many trumpanzees that are on social media either former convicts or recovering drug addicts (or both)?

[Suckrates]

 

[Suckrates]

 

Even KIDS get it !

 

 

[Suckrates]

"I have the MOST testosterone anyone has ever seen".....

 

 

[Pete1111]

On 7/11/2026 at 4:42 PM, Goober said:

Why are so many trumpanzees that are on social media either former convicts or recovering drug addicts (or both)?

I found some "research" on the Internet suggesting counties with high rates of meth lab busts and overdose fatalities leaned toward the Republican party in recent elections. Political scientists attribute this to demographic trends in those regions, such as low education, economic decline, and rural isolation.

A lot of MAGA I know tend to blame all their failures on the Democrats.  Their huge credit card debt.  Their bankruptcies.  Layoffs.  Unemployment.  Etc.   Emotional immaturity is common, IMO.  People are angry.  All they know to do is blame. 

35 year old Ashli Babbitt's life sounds like one long train wreck, not smart enough to recognize her flaws, instead blaming Obama and the Dems for everything.  Her death during the Capitol riot on January 6th sounds like a tragic end to a long, bad ride.

Another MAGA death on January 6th was 34-year-old Rosanne Boyland.  Her cause of death at the Capitol was an accidental overdose from "acute amphetamine intoxication", such as Adderall.  Yes, she had been trampled by others near the entrance, which seemed to contribute to her end.  Boyland had gone down the QAnon rabbit hole, according to her family, and was easily incited by Trump, they claimed.

I'll never forget the following incident in Iowa where a woman had smoked meth and later that day decided to hit a Latina girl with her car because "she was Mexican."

https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending/iowa-woman-charged-second-hit-and-run-child-victims-were-hispanic-black/SR2S3WCGRJFQBPQV74LXUFH3DE/