orphious wrote:
Kay Serrar wrote:
orphious wrote:
Kay Serrar wrote:
Fleck wrote:
My point was only that Trump can act predictably (by playing lots of golf) and also be a hypocrite (for criticizing Obama for doing the same). Do Trump supporters/voters have a brain-block for hypocrisy? It's an honest and serious question. It's SO obvious
In politics today there is a complete paranoia about admitting that someone on 'your side' has done something wrong, whether it's molest women, lie, or break a campaign promise... You do, however, sometimes get honesty from those members of congress who are choosing to retire (
like Flake) and are not up for re-election.
In politics today there is a complete paranoia about accusing that someone is not on 'your side' has done something wrong, whether it's molest women, lie, or break a campaign promise.
If you re-write that in a coherent sentence then I can possibly respond.
Yea that didnt read right :).. I was too quick.
Anyway.. You can say the same about being quick to criticize and be over the top on criticisms for someone that is "not on your side"..
Of course. Basically, rational thought and common sense go out the window. I saw it with my brother last Xmas when he came to visit. A few years ago he moved to a rural part of NC and despite being a very smart guy (trained as an engineer) he was incapable of having a rational conversation about the Mueller investigation. He didn't even know much about it, but just kept saying it was a sham and a hoax. He didn't seem to care that Trump may have committed financial crimes with Russian money and said that those things shouldn't be in the remit of the investigation. This baffled me. We shouldn't care that our president may have committed financial crimes?!! And then he went down the, "But, but... the Clintons" track. As I have said many times, both the Clintons were abhorent for many reasons. And so is Trump. It is possible to think both.
I do think more people are worried about Trump, and are beginning to express it. We have seen this in recent weeks. But the Republican party is shit scared of the Nov mid-terms and so are very scared to criticize him. However, after the mid-terms, assuming it doesn't go well for the Republicans, then I predict much more vocal opposition to what Trump does and says by the GOP.