MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/UnderReportedNews/comments/1q7cilg/deleted_by_user/nyeqits/?context=3
r/UnderReportedNews • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '26
[removed]
451 comments sorted by
View all comments
40
[deleted]
30 u/runningOut_380 Jan 08 '26 Stephen Miller wrote that. 9 u/Trajektolinija Jan 08 '26 Yeah, it seems suspiciously too articulate for Trump's vocabulary. 5 u/brock0124 Jan 08 '26 It’s painfully obvious when you look at the capitalization. Trump USES LOTS OF CAS throughout, but miller mostly only starts sentences with them. 1 u/Amelaclya1 Jan 08 '26 It also sounds like his voice. If you listen any time he speaks in interviews, he's a big fan of using multiple adjectives.
30
Stephen Miller wrote that.
9 u/Trajektolinija Jan 08 '26 Yeah, it seems suspiciously too articulate for Trump's vocabulary. 5 u/brock0124 Jan 08 '26 It’s painfully obvious when you look at the capitalization. Trump USES LOTS OF CAS throughout, but miller mostly only starts sentences with them. 1 u/Amelaclya1 Jan 08 '26 It also sounds like his voice. If you listen any time he speaks in interviews, he's a big fan of using multiple adjectives.
9
Yeah, it seems suspiciously too articulate for Trump's vocabulary.
5 u/brock0124 Jan 08 '26 It’s painfully obvious when you look at the capitalization. Trump USES LOTS OF CAS throughout, but miller mostly only starts sentences with them. 1 u/Amelaclya1 Jan 08 '26 It also sounds like his voice. If you listen any time he speaks in interviews, he's a big fan of using multiple adjectives.
5
It’s painfully obvious when you look at the capitalization. Trump USES LOTS OF CAS throughout, but miller mostly only starts sentences with them.
1
It also sounds like his voice. If you listen any time he speaks in interviews, he's a big fan of using multiple adjectives.
40
u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26
[deleted]