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Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - TheNaturalBoy - Apr 9, 2026 Okay, it seems that the President of the United States has just made a public statement aimed at those allies who no longer fully support him. Interestingly, President Donald Trump made a post on his own social media platform (I had forgotten he even had one), where he labeled them as “crazy” or as having a low IQ. Anyway, what do you all think? I never would have imagined that the president of the most powerful country in the world would resort to a social media post to accuse former collaborators. I could imagine it if it were done in a more measured or “elegant” way, but from what I can see, it feels more like a bit of a tantrum. https://variety.com/2026/digital/news/donald-trump-nut-jobs-tucker-carlson-megyn-kelly-candace-owens-alex-jones-iran-war-1236712956/ RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - Edmond Dantes - Apr 11, 2026 You shouldn’t be surprised from anything Trump does RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - TheNaturalBoy - Apr 12, 2026 (Apr 11, 2026 08:10 AM)Edmond Dantes Wrote: You shouldn’t be surprised from anything Trump does In a way, it does surprise me. I thought he was the typical rich businessman who can’t squeeze his people any further because he already has everything, or that he truly knows how to negotiate and deal with people since he’s supposed to be a businessman. But I’m realizing that’s not the case. I still don’t understand—how in love with money and power do you have to be to keep doing the things he does? I pray to Almighty God that this ends soon. I’ve seen that many Americans are disappointed, even those from the more conservative side (not all, but I’ve seen some). RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - Biggy_Asian - Apr 12, 2026 Trumps a retard simple as that honestly. Spent too long fiddling kids. RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - TheNaturalBoy - Apr 13, 2026 (Apr 12, 2026 10:37 AM)Biggy_Asian Wrote: Trumps a retard simple as that honestly. Spent too long fiddling kids. Damn, it’s also sad to think about that. In Mexico, we have a serious problem with child exploitation—journalists like Lydia Cacho are among those who dare to speak out. Unfortunately, society can sometimes be very insensitive and ends up normalizing the most atrocious acts. It’s heartbreaking and creates a strong sense of helplessness. Hopefully, the United States can be more stable in the future. I’ve heard that gas prices, groceries, and other services are more expensive now than before. RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - Biggy_Asian - May 2, 2026 (Apr 13, 2026 09:15 PM)TheNaturalBoy Wrote: Damn, it’s also sad to think about that. In Mexico, we have a serious problem with child exploitation—journalists like Lydia Cacho are among those who dare to speak out. Unfortunately, society can sometimes be very insensitive and ends up normalizing the most atrocious acts. It’s heartbreaking and creates a strong sense of helplessness. Whole world has an issue with prosecuting the right people. Or doing anything at all if any. Met many americans who deny the worse state of america but met many straight and leveled ones whom can say for a fact their state and/or others are doing worse including the entirety of america. Therell be those with cope and those with cope but intellect. RE: Donald Trump harshly criticizes former collaborators. - G Reviews - May 3, 2026 The communication style displayed by Trump certainly breaks traditional presidential norms, raising questions about how this affects public trust in leadership institutions. The lack of measured public discourse from world leaders can normalize divisive rhetoric that filters down through all levels of society. Do you think this approach to communication is more effective at energizing a base or does it ultimately undermine the dignity of the office when viewed internationally? |