When are we going to see the back of this fuckin g.uy

[Grudge]

I'm getting exhausted by this daily petty, impulsive stupidity in the news. And I recognize that exhaustion, it's the same thing I felt in his last term, which was some time closer to the elections, after which when he lost, it was like a massive wave of relief.

Changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America just because of some tough trade negotiations. It's just too much.

[User]

u.s. decline is harsh

[zim]

feels real bad man

[Corpsepyre]

The wrong 80 year olds keep dying these days.

[Ninny]

Dolly

[Corpsepyre]

Peter Cullen too. :( :(

[Mesarthim]

and Tim Curry

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

feels real bad man

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[Verbal]

i mostly ignored the news for about 38 years. a couple of years ago i decided to pay attention, so i could be a bit more informed. im back to ignoring it. i dont think theres anything gained by by watching or reading it

[Verbal]

[Grudge]

Looks like the knives are out already. The leadership of the Republican party was always afraid of speaking out against the Don because he could make or end their careers based on whether he endorsed them. But now they see that his endorsements haven't counted for shit and he led them on the road of oblivion. So now they aren't going to worry about fallout from going their separate way. MAGA was broken yesterday.

[User]

the best possible outcome of a still very shit situation

[Mesarthim]

a bag of diarrhea inside another, bigger bag of diarrhea endorsement in a not-heavily gerrymandered red district has always been a kiss of death for the vast majority of candidates. What's crazy is that lot of them lost in areas where historically it should have been a cake walk. the people are pissed and rightfully so. good times.