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I think Canada has gotten under Trump's skin. He posted multiple times about Canada over the weekend. Thin skinned pedo he is.

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑31 Aug 2026, 18:55 I think Canada has gotten under Trump's skin. He posted multiple times about Canada over the weekend. Thin skinned pedo he is.

That's harsh, he has only been found guilty of raping an above age woman

Coco wrote: ↑31 Aug 2026, 20:22

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑31 Aug 2026, 18:55 I think Canada has gotten under Trump's skin. He posted multiple times about Canada over the weekend. Thin skinned pedo he is.

That's harsh, he has only been found guilty of raping an above age woman

The only question here is what it takes for Trump to be committed to a psychiatric ward, permanently.

The grifter knows no shame. Trump gives idiots a bad name. Ad nauseum.

The whole Republican Party is rotten to the core except for one or two. They all suck his little dick and go along with everything and anything he does. It's sickening to see grown men grovel to this demented pedo.

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:12 The whole Republican Party is rotten to the core except for one or two. They all suck his little dick and go along with everything and anything he does. It's sickening to see grown men grovel to this demented pedo.

Republicans or Democrats - it makes little difference to me. Both parties have plenty of supporters who are willing to defend their failing leaders simply because they seem to be on their side.

greg wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:34

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:12 The whole Republican Party is rotten to the core except for one or two. They all suck his little dick and go along with everything and anything he does. It's sickening to see grown men grovel to this demented pedo.

Republicans or Democrats - it makes little difference to me. Both parties have plenty of supporters who are willing to defend their failing leaders simply because they seem to be on their side.

This isn't equal, not even close.

hhaehre wrote: ↑Yesterday, 14:54

greg wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:34

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:12 The whole Republican Party is rotten to the core except for one or two. They all suck his little dick and go along with everything and anything he does. It's sickening to see grown men grovel to this demented pedo.

Republicans or Democrats - it makes little difference to me. Both parties have plenty of supporters who are willing to defend their failing leaders simply because they seem to be on their side.

This isn't equal, not even close.

To avoid misunderstanding, I'm not saying Biden and Trump are equivalent. I'm saying that partisan loyalty exists on both sides, and both Biden and Trump retained substantial support despite serious concerns about their age, judgment, and performance.

We do have to be careful how we phrase things.
When people say things like "Politicians are bad people" or The Media is terrible" it helps those who are the worst offenders... i.e. Trump and his lackeys.

In this case, Biden was able to continue with his duties. He was not randomly doing and saying terrible things day after day.

Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑Yesterday, 15:34 We do have to be careful how we phrase things.
When people say things like "Politicians are bad people" or The Media is terrible" it helps those who are the worst offenders... i.e. Trump and his lackeys.

In this case, Biden was able to continue with his duties. He was not randomly doing and saying terrible things day after day.

Biden was also forced out when he was no longer fit to run. Did it happen too late? Sure, but the key point here is that it did happen. I can honestly not think of anything Trump could do that would lead his own party to impeach him or his own cabinet to invoke the 25th. Not one thing.

greg wrote: ↑Yesterday, 15:18

hhaehre wrote: ↑Yesterday, 14:54

greg wrote: ↑Yesterday, 10:34
Republicans or Democrats - it makes little difference to me. Both parties have plenty of supporters who are willing to defend their failing leaders simply because they seem to be on their side.

This isn't equal, not even close.

To avoid misunderstanding, I'm not saying Biden and Trump are equivalent. I'm saying that partisan loyalty exists on both sides, and both Biden and Trump retained substantial support despite serious concerns about their age, judgment, and performance.

The difference is that there were a lot of Democrats calling for Biden to step down after his disastrous debate where he was showing some signs of cognitive impairment, but we have never heard one single Republican ever saying the same of Trump no matter what he has said or done. Huge difference.

One party had a lot of its members calling for its leader to step down while the other party has everyone in silence and brown nosing their leader.

Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Today, 06:47

greg wrote: ↑Yesterday, 15:18

hhaehre wrote: ↑Yesterday, 14:54

This isn't equal, not even close.

To avoid misunderstanding, I'm not saying Biden and Trump are equivalent. I'm saying that partisan loyalty exists on both sides, and both Biden and Trump retained substantial support despite serious concerns about their age, judgment, and performance.

The difference is that there were a lot of Democrats calling for Biden to step down after his disastrous debate where he was showing some signs of cognitive impairment, but we have never heard one single Republican ever saying the same of Trump no matter what he has said or done. Huge difference.

One party had a lot of its members calling for its leader to step down while the other party has everyone in silence and brown nosing their leader.

When Biden dropped out, it wasn't because everyday voters suddenly changed their minds. Party leaders and donors stepped in simply because they panicked about losing. Right up until that happened, plenty of regular Democrats were defending him and making excuses for his age.

My point was just about how regular voters act. Most people will stick with their team and leader no matter what, just to keep the other side out. At the end of the day, regular voters on both sides still show the same partisan loyalty. It’s not something unique to the US.... it's typical behavior in political systems around the globe.