Trump irrelevant?
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Taking the twit out of Twitter.
(I cleaned that up a lot)
I was only joking
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I agree with Jon. Twitter seem to be his main method of communication, and without that, it is difficult.
However, I am not surprised he is quiet at the moment. It is understandable after being president, that you may want to take a break for a period of time.
I would expect that he will start going on the TV shows on networks that are friendly to him. He will be a regular person and those shows, and try and continue to keep himself in the spotlight a bit.
I don’t think he will form a third-party however. If he does that, then Republics will have no reason to worry about him anymore. While he is still in the republic party, there is I think still some fear and look over the shoulder towards him.
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His perceived audience is no longer of any use to him insofar as getting what he wants to get. So there's no need to talk to them.
Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace. – Mike Ditka
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@jon-nyc said in Trump irrelevant?:
I would call wokeness a cult.
But not the police narrative all by itself.
Ok. How are you defining members of the Trump cult? What are the relative sizes of the two cults under discussion?
Education is extremely important.
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In what sense is Trump irrelevant?
What is the question or is this a question even or an impulse or wishful thinking or beat down?
Hard to know anymore when a question is being asked anymore or as Lin Wood would say it’s just rhetorical hyperbole.
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His perceived audience is no longer of any use to him insofar as getting what he wants to get. So there's no need to talk to them.
@horace said in Trump irrelevant?:
I've heard here many times that Trump loves adulation and adoration. Not sure it washes that his political supporters are no longer of use to him.
There is ample evidence over the past four or five years at least, that in this regard he is into the 3Rs - reduce, reuse & recycle.
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@horace said in Trump irrelevant?:
I've heard here many times that Trump loves adulation and adoration. Not sure it washes that his political supporters are no longer of use to him.
There is ample evidence over the past four or five years at least, that in this regard he is into the 3Rs - reduce, reuse & recycle.
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I've heard here many times that Trump loves adulation and adoration. Not sure it washes that his political supporters are no longer of use to him.
Cats wrote: His perceived audience is no longer of any use to him insofar as getting what he wants to get. So there's no need to talk to them.
Gadzooks! You mean he views other people as an exploitable resource to be cast off once they cease to be of any utility to him?
Say it isn't so!
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Taking the twit out of Twitter.
(I cleaned that up a lot)
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@jon-nyc said in Trump irrelevant?:
I would call wokeness a cult.
But not the police narrative all by itself.
Ok. How are you defining members of the Trump cult? What are the relative sizes of the two cults under discussion?
@horace said in Trump irrelevant?:
@jon-nyc said in Trump irrelevant?:
I would call wokeness a cult.
But not the police narrative all by itself.
Ok. How are you defining members of the Trump cult? What are the relative sizes of the two cults under discussion?
I would peg the size of the cult at about 20% of the Trump vote.
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@horace said in Trump irrelevant?:
@jon-nyc said in Trump irrelevant?:
I would call wokeness a cult.
But not the police narrative all by itself.
Ok. How are you defining members of the Trump cult? What are the relative sizes of the two cults under discussion?
I would peg the size of the cult at about 20% of the Trump vote.
@kincaid said in Trump irrelevant?:
@horace said in Trump irrelevant?:
@jon-nyc said in Trump irrelevant?:
I would call wokeness a cult.
But not the police narrative all by itself.
Ok. How are you defining members of the Trump cult? What are the relative sizes of the two cults under discussion?
I would peg the size of the cult at about 20% of the Trump vote.
That's still 10-15M people.
