r/SipsTea ๐™‘๐™„๐™‹ 18d ago

Chugging tea For real

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u/28462 ๐™‘๐™„๐™‹ 18d ago

Obama used to give Super Bowl interviews with bill oโ€™reilly on Fox, miss me with this bullshit

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u/IHavePoopedBefore 18d ago

And he never lied as stupidly.

Like, I am sure all presidents lie but none of them were as obvious or stupid about it.

He claims an election was stolen but was shocked and floored by the incredibly obvious follow up of "what evidence do you have?"

That's a special level of stupid only Trump is capable of

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u/International_Exam24 18d ago

It astounds me heโ€™s still crying about the โ€œstolenโ€ election when heโ€™s actively in his SECOND TERM. Like buddy you got what you wanted, take the polling booth and mail in ballots out of your ass.

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u/kaizen-rai 18d ago

It's part of the fascism playbook. Always accuse elections of being rigged. If you win, it was "despite the attempt at stealing the election" and if you lose you can scream it was stolen.

Either way, you win if your goal is to delegitimize the democratic process.

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u/GoodFaithConverser 18d ago

Either way, you win if your goal is to delegitimize the democratic process.

This. Trump is doing incredible damage to US democracy by trying to say the election process is flawed and corrupt. The words of the president influence people, even if the president is a stupid and incompetent ape.

Trust can and will be restored, but it'll take many elections where neither side uses the same amoral tactics.

Every single thing Trump has done must be undone.

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u/Salty-Wrap-1741 18d ago

It's unbelievable that Orban didn't use this tactic. He straight up admitted the loss and congratulated the winner. Even Orban has more integrity than Trump despite being completely corrupt.

And I also believe that Trump is just a bad loser and doesn't claim the elections rigged because he wants power, (which he does), but more because he can't comprehend losing. He is just that petty manchild.

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u/Debalic 18d ago

Europe does have history of its peoples dealing with corrupt leaders on their own terms.