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MEME Those who trust in Trump right now are clowning themselves

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u/rob_thomas96 1d ago edited 23h ago

He’s been impeached twice. It does nothing. It’s just a political process.

Edit: yeah, to clarify, impeachment is just the process of levying charges against the president. Then the senate acts as the judge/jury and will either convict and/or sentence the president based on the charges. Trump has been credibly accused of crimes (aka impeached) twice already, but as the other commenters mentioned, he won’t get convicted because his complicit senate will “dismiss the case.”

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u/HousingThrowAway1092 23h ago

It does nothing because republican politicians are cowards who refuse to put country above party.

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u/Kasoni 23h ago

They would only consider actually doing it if there was an armed angry mob looking to kill anyone responsible for the problems they were facing. Then if they could push Trump in front of themselves and scream "it's all his fault" they would. Until the angry mob forms, not a chance they do a darn thing.

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u/WhatUp007 23h ago

Sadly, the MAGA supports will never come to the conclusions it's Trumps fault. They will continue to finger point at anything and everything that isn't trump or the GOP.

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u/dewag 23h ago

This. MAGA is a cult.

Even the ones that have investments and 401k that are getting obliterated are acting like this is all part of the master plan.

Heard one not too long ago saying "if this gets the libs to cry again, I am happy to take one for the team"

They are willing to throw themselves into the incinerator for Trump.

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u/Complex-Kiwi-7622 19h ago

Theyre so brainwashed, if trump told them to jump off a bridge they’ll do it

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u/Unusual_Sherbert_809 22h ago

It's the same thing in their personal lives, everything bad is always someone else's fault, it's never their own fault.

In nearly every single case, MAGA = people looking for someone else to blame for all the bad stuff in their lives.

Trump gives them this in spades (other people to blame). It has indeed turned into a cult.

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u/Taswelltoo 21h ago

These people still fail to see how much Republicans have invested themselves into Trump and the Kool-aid.

As soon as you understand that to them "Trump wrong" = "I'm wrong"/"I have been tricked" then it's easy to see that they'll literally never fault Trump until he's twenty years in the rearview mirror and they can George Bush Jr him

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u/DrRagnorocktopus 21h ago

They refuse to because in their eye's if it's Trump's fault then it's also their fault, because they supported him, even though they're just victims like the rest of us.

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u/PlayfulSurprise5237 19h ago

They shouldn't be doing anything..

I've been lowkey hoping this administration just fucks shit up BAD, real bad. The US wasn't going in a good direction period, this might just be the catalyst it needed to 1. Get someone like Bernie or AOC into positions of power and 2. Keep republicans away for a while so maybe we can get something nice enough set up that some right leaning voters flip.

Just like a lot of them needed to see this and feel the pain from an administration like this, they also need to see what the other side looks like. If they have both so many will flip. I live in rural Missouri, not all Trump voters are MAGA cultists.

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u/hooblyshoobly 23h ago

I think they’re all putting themselves above country to be honest. There’s no way you sell your soul as hard as this bunch of clowns without the promise of huge amounts of money and power.

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u/America_Is_Fucked_ 22h ago

They don't care about the party either. It's just the mechanism they use to plunder the public purse.

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u/eusebius13 21h ago

They attach themselves to the party now but a lot of them were 2 time Obama voters. So you’re right. It’s just populist bullshit. The funny thing is, they’ll use socialism as a buzzword, not knowing that their protectionist, populist nonsense is essentially the same thing.

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u/Thumbkeeper 20h ago

Shhhh you can’t mention who’s really at fault. It’s ackshully “both sides”

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u/sitting-duck 19h ago

Wait, I thought they were the only true patriots.

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u/Shinnyo 23h ago

It does thing, it's only that US allows corrupted politicians, felons and criminals to becomes President.

South Korea, impeachment works.

France, thieves are recognized guilty and can't present themselves to become president.

The problem isn't the impeachment, it's the people enforcing it.

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u/ThrenderG 18h ago

“ it's only that US allows corrupted politicians, felons and criminals to becomes President.”

Lmao what a stupid, completely false statement. That only the US elects corrupt leaders. Are you fucking serious?

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u/Shinnyo 17h ago

I encourage you to re-read.

It's not saying "only US elect corrupted leaders", I'm saying impeachment works in other countries but not in US since it isn't applied.

Russia is another example where the corrupted hold the power.

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u/GreatCaesarGhost 23h ago

Because conviction has to occur in the Senate. In their infinite wisdom, the American people gave Republicans both Houses of Congress, and Senate control is probably not at risk for several years.

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u/Brokenandburnt 22h ago

Is there not even 4 lowly seats that can be flipped come midterms?

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u/thenewyorkgod 19h ago

what is a "sentencing" in the senate other than a conviction?

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u/rob_thomas96 19h ago

It would be removal from office most likely.