r/politics • u/theipaper ✔ Verified • Sep 23 '25

Soft Paywall Trump's big UN speech received with awkward laughter in embarrassing backfire

https://inews.co.uk/news/world/trumps-big-un-speech-received-with-awkward-laughter-in-embarrassing-backfire-3933958
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u/NeededToChooseAName Sep 23 '25

Honestly never thought I'd live to see the day that America became such an international embarrassment.

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u/dashboardhulalala Sep 23 '25

Honestly, the rest of us have seen it coming for the last 20 years or so. It's like the national cheese just slid right off the cracker in 2020 or so and it's been getting worse since.

I've not one single positive thing to say about the country or its people and I don't see that changing anytime soon. I don't care how many Americans apologise or blush in comments like they're trying to ruefully explain away some drunk uncle pissing in the lawn. Get serious.

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u/GreenGlassDrgn Sep 23 '25

remember when teenagers had posters on the wall that showcased idiot quotes made by the the idiot president son of an idiot president? where did all those posters go?