Members stevenkesslar Posted February 28 Members Posted February 28 Quote The meeting in the Oval began to combust over the question of America’s allegiance in the war. Zelenskyy could take American support for granted before Trump came into office and asserted Friday that he felt Trump “was on our side.” Quote That appeared to unnerve Trump, who has moved the U.S. away from its open support and has since tried to present the country as both a neutral broker seeking a peace settlement, and a potential ally with Russia. Sometimes the simplest and most obvious explanation is the best one. The insolent pig wants to be King. He already said he wants to be dictator on Day One. Why shouldn't he want to ally America with his favorite dictator, whose allies have bailed him out of all kinds of jams in the past? I think this proves why Scott Jennings was wrong when he said Trump is a genius. Because he forces Democrats to be on the wrong side of 70/30 issues. Like all insolent pigs, Trump does have some sound feral animal instincts. But mostly it is is arrogance. This is more like a 95/5 issue. And a lot of Americans and our allies feel very deeply and strongly about this one. Trump just put himself on the side of 5 % of Americans, and Genocide Man. Why would he do that? I think it's clear that this meeting was a set up by Trump, with an assist from his loyal insolent pig apprentice. But why? I think the simple and probably best answer is Trump really does want to be King. How dare some nobody like Zelensky tell The King what side he is on? The King decides that. And everyone else obeys. Any President of the United States would be proud to say he was on the side of a people fighting for democracy and freedom. But not the insolent pig. He wants to be King. The only thing the people are supposed to fight for is what the King wants. The American people know this already. 49 % of Americans say Trump wants to be King of the United States. Only 37 %, mostly Republicans, say he does not. A majority of both Democrats and Independents say Trump wants to be King. 70 % of Republicans say he does not. Which is most likely the MAGA base. Ironic that the very people who feel good about Trump being King don't think he wants to be King. Meanwhile, 84 % of Americans do not want Donald Trump to be King of the United States. Only 8 % of Americans do. And they are almost all Republicans. Even within MAGA, this is a weird fringe. Trump is not living in reality. He is living in his own un-American kingdom. Quote
Members Suckrates Posted February 28 Members Posted February 28 12 minutes ago, stevenkesslar said: The American people know this already. 49 % of Americans say Trump wants to be King of the United States. Only 37 %, mostly Republicans, say he does not. A majority of both Democrats and Independents say Trump wants to be King. 70 % of Republicans say he does not. Which is most likely the MAGA base. Ironic that the very people who feel good about Trump being King don't think he wants to be King. Meanwhile, 84 % of Americans do not want Donald Trump to be King of the United States. Only 8 % of Americans do. And they are almost all Republicans. Even within MAGA, this is a weird fringe. Trump is not living in reality. He is living in his own un-American kingdom. Well then, let him propose a new reality show to Bravo (The Real Orange Kings of Amerika) , and NOT run the country ! stevenkesslar 1 Quote
