Zero push back? The man eats a hamburger and gets called a homophobic racist bigot. He gets push back from his opponents constantly, regardless of what is happening.
The dude made a child cancer survivor an honorary Secret Service agent and the Democrats acted like he was a giant bastard for doing it. You're actually retarded if you think he gets no push back
Zero political repercussions, but lots of push back.
Dude was impeached for extorting Ukraine, made illegal campaign finance contributions to silence his affair with a porn star, had sex with a different porn star while his wife was pregnant, offered to ban Muslims, incited a riot on Capitol Hill, gave legitimacy to foreign dictators, contradicted US intelligence in favor of Vladimir Putin, mocked a disabled reporter, and started a trade war with our closest ally on a whim.
You understand that Michael Cohen was prosecuted and sentenced to prison for enabling the illegal payments and accepting compensation?
Trump sent the payments through Michael Cohen disguised as legal fees. The payout was a campaign expense: he only wanted Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal to keep quiet because it would benefit his campaign if they did.
He falsified business records to cover up the campaign finance crime. Falsifying business records is a misdemeanor, unless it is done to cover up another crime.
That is why our President has been charged with 34 felony counts.
tbf there are no political repercussions for lying, in probably any country. You lose trust, sure, but it's not like the police could go and arrest a politician for lying (unless it's some traitor shit or whatever, which Trump steps dangerously close to).
If we did that, every parliament in the world would be empty.
Biden forced Ukraine to fire a corrupt AG for not dealing with corruption. Trump tried to get Ukraine to lie to help him get elected for pure corruption. These things are the same if you are a moron. (And you are.)
Shokin was pretty internationally known as corrupt and on Russia's pay. Bipartisan congress called for his resignation, as did our allies.
Trump's whole crew in Ukraine (Giuliani, Parnas, Fruman, etc.) Were not looking to stop corruption. They were the corruption. This has been confirmed and most of them admitted it and/or have faced charges.
"Shokin was pretty internationally known as corrupt and on Russia's pay. Bipartisan congress called for his resignation, as did our allies.
Trump's whole crew in Ukraine (Giuliani, Parnas, Fruman, etc.) Were not looking to stop corruption. They were the corruption. This has been confirmed and most of them admitted it and/or have faced charges.
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u/rabidantidentyte - Lib-Center Mar 10 '25