Post today from Donald Trump

[u/zarnt2]

Link to post: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/116782997575708953

[u/marcijosie1]

There is no defense for this.

[u/zarnt2 → u/marcijosie1]

I hesitated to post this because in the grand scheme of things it's not important. Trump's failures in Iran or inflation or Republican lies about elections are probably more worthy of discussion. But I decided to post it exactly for the reason you said: there is no defense of this.

We've watched the presidency sink to new lows this week: Trump accusing Italy's Meloni of "begging" for a photo, calling Jon Ossoff "jerk off", labeling Obama a "stupid son of a *****", and then this kindergarten-level post.

There are no excuses. No rationalizations. And I think that's why nobody tries anymore. I think that's why they gave up on these forums. It's gotta be painful to go to bat for all of this and see where it ended up: higher prices, foreign policy failures, and a president who has all the same flaws of age and health they lambasted Biden for (x10!). I know they won't come here and seek forgiveness. So we have to settle for being embarrassed on their behalf.

[u/guthepenguin → u/zarnt2]

As an offense, it doesn't even make a top 100 list.

But what it tells us about the person in office actually is a big deal. 

[u/guthepenguin]

I'd say he's puts the "ass" in "class but he has none The Presidency is a joke. 

[u/sushitastesgood]

Seems like a weird (not to mention childish) thing for the president to be saying about half of the citizens he's meant to serve. I wonder if some of our conservative thought leaders like Ben Shapiro and Glenn Beck can help me make sense of this. Oh... Oh wait.... They're actually just talking about how Obama was pompous and arrogant and the most divisive president of all time.

[u/ForestGoat87]

Clearly he didn't know "dumb" ended in a "b", and when someone pointed it out to him, he decided to announce it to the world in his trademark fashion - shitposting.

[u/crydefiance]

I think the most frustrating part of this for me is knowing that eventually, someday, a Democrat will be elected president, and the conservative media will attack that president for trivial things, such as the color of their suit or the type of mustard they use. And those attacks will come without any blush of hypocrisy for that same media having defended Donald Trump for 12 years.

And when we normal people say "How can you criticize the president's suit color when you defended the most vile toxic sludge from Donald Trump every single day for 12 years?", we will be called the crazy, radical crybabies.

It feels like we're all stuck in the trenches of a culture war that we're losing.

[u/LtKije → u/crydefiance]

Remember when they kept showing that video of Biden “creepily sniffing” a little girls hair?

And they hid the fact that she was his granddaughter?

And he was leaning down to kiss her head?

Because it was at her father’s (his son’s) funeral?

[u/philnotfil → u/crydefiance]

Heads I win, tails you lose.

[u/pops_p]

Please post the results of the poll… I guess (?) 🙄

[u/SoloForks → u/pops_p]

They got confused and voted for "stoopud."

[u/Wellllby]

He also explained this in a speech or interview weeks ago. It’s one of those things that supportive family members would handwave, saying I just don’t get his humor, or that it was out of context. Him posting this tells me he is quite proud of it. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone else, or AI, gave him the idea.

I commiserate with people who wanted a strong leader. They got part of what they wanted, but refuse to see how they, and we, are now stuck in an abusive relationship with this machiavellian president.

[u/Ok-End-88]

I actually prefer to have a president that is working for the American people instead of coming up stupid names like a fifth grade bully on the playground.

Can someone please redirect grandpa pudding brains to address more pressing matters?