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<blockquote data-quote="Max Roscoe" data-source="post: 1525364" data-attributes="member: 17845">We could have a 5,000 page thread on the problems with DJT.But another huge one to add-- he didn&#039;t lead the entire country.&nbsp; He just repeatedly played to his &quot;base.&quot;&nbsp; That isn&#039;t the action of a leader, but a narcicist.&nbsp; Adolf Hitler would have had all the pink pussy hat women dressed in lederhosen and sig heiling his agenda furiously.&nbsp; A leader leads; a comedian delivers lines for a response.My parents generation was part of the civil rights era.&nbsp; Those pictures of &quot;racists&quot; from the 60s and woke antiracists today are essentially the same people.&nbsp; Just the propaganda is different.&nbsp; Governing is, to quote W Bush, about &quot;catapulting the propaganda.&quot;&nbsp; The weird thing is the guy was never a Republican anyway, but chose to strongly identify as one for the last 4 years (while wrecking the traditional GOP in the process).&nbsp; Had he appointed some Ron Paul, Tulsi Gabbard, Thomas Massie types and created a new non-GOP non-Democrat type of populist government, he would ironically have all the popularity he could stand.&nbsp; Give people something to believe in, besides &quot;we are gonna win huge&quot; and vague platitudes.&nbsp; Base it on the church, morality, common sense, and you would be the most wildly popular politician in the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Max Roscoe, post: 1525364, member: 17845"] We could have a 5,000 page thread on the problems with DJT. But another huge one to add-- he didn't lead the entire country. He just repeatedly played to his "base." That isn't the action of a leader, but a narcicist. Adolf Hitler would have had all the pink pussy hat women dressed in lederhosen and sig heiling his agenda furiously. A leader leads; a comedian delivers lines for a response. My parents generation was part of the civil rights era. Those pictures of "racists" from the 60s and woke antiracists today are essentially the same people. Just the propaganda is different. Governing is, to quote W Bush, about "catapulting the propaganda." The weird thing is the guy was never a Republican anyway, but chose to strongly identify as one for the last 4 years (while wrecking the traditional GOP in the process). Had he appointed some Ron Paul, Tulsi Gabbard, Thomas Massie types and created a new non-GOP non-Democrat type of populist government, he would ironically have all the popularity he could stand. Give people something to believe in, besides "we are gonna win huge" and vague platitudes. Base it on the church, morality, common sense, and you would be the most wildly popular politician in the world. [/QUOTE]

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