He’s not confusing shit…
His people lied to him because it’s the only way he’d take it.
They did it his first term too, and we now know Biden’s team was doing similar shit.
12 years in a row America will have had presidents incapable of doing the job and random unelected employees using the president like a puppet.
We can’t keep pretending this is normal, or people only caring when it’s “the other team” doing it.
Its almost like the billionaires running the show just want a puppet they can controll. No wonder they are so afraid to lose New York to a free thinker.
Losing the mayor in NYC is a public bloody nose for them.
Losing the DNC last January was a terminal cancer diagnosis…
It’s no accident they are in there.
It is beyond reason that we have agreed as a society that there is an age at which folks start getting the social security checks we all agreed to pay into our whole lives, but yet somehow that age does not disqualify us from public office.
It makes 0 sense to allow people to be in or run for public office who are also capable of collecting social security. The two ideas are diametrically opposed.
Correct.
Again we have the founders never thinking that an 80yo would WANT to be in elected office; rather than at home walking the dogs.
In a rational world we’d be looking at someone in their 60s and thinking; are you really going to want to do THIS job? — in the private sector; we have effing age discrimination laws to protect those over 50?
Yep.
It’s one thing to be an office drone at 65, it’s a completely other thing to be the actual US president.
It’s a new phenomenon, and almost certainly tied to Boomers being larger than subsequent generations way longer than normal, and refusing to tolerate the idea that someone younger could be better.
They vote for people older than them. And they almost always will.
I think it makes far more sense to tie this kind of thing to capabilities, rather than some fixed number.
Especially if/when biotech starts having a major impact…we may have people being capable for very much longer. Cutting it off at SS age would be very stupid. SS is probably where it is at because it has to account for jobs that may have a very physical component to them. People work way past that age all across the board anyway, and our politicians should be no different.
There’s a good deal of variation between people. A manual laborer can’t be expected to work past 65, but many white collar workers are perfectly capable well beyond. Compare Trump to Bernie.
So true. It’s probably why SS is where it is at. It’s fine to be able to draw down SS, but that should not be a metric on how people are forced out of the workforce, either. I was just talking to someone I know who is between jobs, thinking she may be forced to retire, just because she’s 76.
She has multiple recent and relevant certs, recent and relevant experience, has an active mind and is very capable. And yet, thanks to most people in the hiring process being younger than her (and in many cases, very young) she is faced with a lot of ageism. It’s a real shame since she’d be contributing…it’s not like she has to do manual labor.
She said, “I just want to keep working, but I’m not sure I’ll be able to. I may just have to retire even if I don’t want to.” I just shook my head. It’s crazy.
I agree, but their argument is that by not allowing people of that age, that demographic then loses their representation in government.
Maybe, and it’s hard to give up something you have than it is to block something. The restriction that you have to be at least 35 is basically the exact same thing.
The real issue is that someone with Aimee skin in the game, rather than someone just looking forward to retirement is way harder for the string outlets to control.
Do you have any opinions that don’t involve “bOTh SIdeSN!1!!”?
That’s nice dear, we’ll put it up on the fridge next to all your other tests, just move one of the syphilis positives to the garage.
"They have Jasmine Crockett, a low IQ person. AOC is low IQ. You give her an IQ test, have her pass, like, the exams that I decided to take when I was at Walter Reed,’ " the president said. “I took– Those are very hard– They’re really aptitude tests, I guess, in a certain way, but they’re cognitive tests. Let AOC go against Trump.”
. . . “It’s like you’ll go: Person, woman, man, camera, TV," he said at the time. "So they say, ‘Could you repeat that?’ So I said, ‘Yeah. So it’s person, woman, man, camera, TV.’ ‘Okay, that’s very good. If you get it in order, you get extra points.’ "
He added, “They say nobody gets it in order, it’s actually not that easy. But for me it was easy. And that’s not an easy question.”
🤡🇺🇸🔥
I like Kimmel’s suggestion of having all of them do that test on live TV
He should be Amendment 25’ed for this alone.
I know, grandpa.
Y’all just wish you could do as good as he did on this test. Perfect scores. And a perfect mri. Y’all are just jealous of his super big brain and perfect hunk of a beautiful, in a totally manly way, 6’3” 224 lb with 5% body fat body.
Y’all are just jealous of his
super big brain and perfect hunk of a beautiful, in a totally manly way, 6’3” 224 lb with 5% bodyfat body.FTFY, and also nah lol.
Just muscle. Slathered in diaper rash cream. Slight ting of Cheeto dust and a hamburger on his fingers. Makes Greek gods look pathetic.
That pairs nicely with the “idiots can’t pardon people” memo they just released.
“We are gonna kill them dead”
Trump talking about Venezuelas drug boats, 2025.
Strangely enough, I think Donald Trump might be the only person for which suffering Alzheimer’s Disease might be a blessing. If I were Trump, I wouldn’t want to remember who I was or those around me.
That is sad in both directions. You’d think coming to and realizing you are a pathetic piece of shit should be some kind of punishment, but then you realize he would probably still get his sadistic pleasure out of remembering all the bodies he stepped on to get to where he is now.
Really that’s the whole story, in that the world he lives in genuinely rewards greed and disgusting behavior, it’s just that most people have some sense or realization of the shame it involves to get there, and he’s just not equipped with the self reflection it takes for that shame to do anything.
he’s right. for him it was a very hard test
