dragontamer
Except Trump’s famous “They’re eating cats and dogs” line came from JD Vance. The craziest part of the debate wasn’t even Trump’s to fully own. JD Vance quite possibly is worse than Trump in regards to likability.
So if Trump drops out, who the fuck in the Republican field replaces him? Ron Desantis?
There’s a lot to pick out here.
My favorite personally (as a Neocon) is Trumps utter flubbing of the Afghanistan question. Harris criticized Trumps handling of Afghanistan by inviting the fucking Taliban to Camp David… While Trump talked about imaginary Taliban members he talked with.
Who the fuck is Abdul?
Trump not only admitted to working with the Taliban directly, but was so fucking braindead he couldn’t even remember the name of the guy he invited to Camp David. This is going to be my meme.
But it doesn’t matter what moment you meme. What matters is that you MUST meme these moments and spread them far and wide. We will consolidate on what works afterwards.
We need to get ahead of this. In a few short hours, maybe just a day or two, they will consolidate support around Trump again.
Our job is to meme the best lines of Trump’s insanity as much as possible, and spread the message far and wide. Trump is easily manipulated by Kamala. Trump’s only leaders he respected tonight were Venezuela and Hungary / Orban. I dunno, I’m bad with memes. But you all get the gist.
/r/conservative will get itself together shortly. But we need to spike the football tonight.
Any sane member of society not in a cult remembers.
No. There’s plenty of people who forgot, and more importantly, plenty of 18-year-olds (or younger) who were not yet politically awake when that happened. That was over 6 years ago, when these 18-year-olds were 12 and not even in high-school yet.
Its our job to meme Kamala’s response to this. Kamala brought it up in today’s debate, and we now need to teach the world about her response. Direct from her mouth.
And we also need to meme Donald Trump’s insane response to the Camp David discussion point. The young voters won’t learn unless we teach it to them.
And there’s plenty of ~16 to 25 year olds who are “only waking up politically today”, who need to be shown this history and context.
I’d give you a length explanation about statistical methodology and validity, but I’d rather not to that unsolicited, lol.
I know how complex it is.
I’m approximately college-level statistics. But my sister is literally PH.d level in health-statistics (or more precisely: public health) and worked at the CDC and today works for FDA. Trust me, I get plenty of the advanced discussions / paradoxes / autocorrelation / etc. etc. stuff. So I know I’m out of my league in the overall matter, and that I’m oversimplifying.
