Please clap


The president asked people to pledge allegiance to him, personally, begged them to cheat in the elections, and told them to go to hell if they don’t vote.

I pledge to the greatest president in the history of the United States. That loves us so much he can’t even breathe. That I will go out with my family, my friends. I’ll do it any way—I don’t care if I’m registered or not—I’m going to try to cheat like hell like they do.

This is what happens when the cult leader fears that his followers are beginning to peel away.

November is not going to be a fun month.

Comments

  1. raven says

    It’s not that bad.
    They get paid for being cultists.

    After they go out and cheat any way they can in this election, they will get a bribe of $5,000*.
    It is imaginary money but they won’t know the difference.

    The MAGA cultists aren’t just dumb haters. They also have a history of violence. The latest was an attack on the Wisconsin governor candidate, Amy Acton, five days ago at a county fair. The guy had two guns and a taser.

    Shouts of ‘he should be shot’ heard during GOP midterm convention speech criticizing Democratic candidates
    By Patrick Svitek

    Shouts of “he should be shot” could be heard multiple times Thursday night at the Republican midterm convention as Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was criticizing prominent Democratic politicians by name.

    Cruz mentioned three Democrats — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Texas Senate candidate James Talarico. After each name, there were shouts audible on the broadcast of “He should be shot!”

    I don’t know, somehow, calling for Democratic party candidates and office holders to be killed just doesn’t seem consistent with living in a successful democracy.

    *That Trump bribe of $5,000 isn’t even his or the GOP’s money.
    It is our money. My money. The taxpayers.

  2. cheerfulcharlie says

    “I will try to cheat like they do. ” Donald J.Trump
    Well, that right there is grounds for impeachment and removal of Cheater Trump.

  3. robro says

    cheerfulcharlie #4 — I was also going to call out his confession to cheating. Similar to his bragging confession to being a rapist in the Access Hollywood tape.

  4. cheerfulcharlie says

    We should remember Trump was angry at Mike Pence because Pence did not throw the election to Trump. It isn’t like Trump has attempted cheating in the past.

  5. seversky says

    I don’t know what’s surprising. It’s always been about him and about winning – by fair means or foul. Even the broken promises – believe the $5000.00 payments when you’ve deposited the check and it clears – don’t make much of a dent with his core supporters but then that’s a trait of cults. What’s going to hurt him the most is being a lame duck president. I suspect he’ll find a way out – maybe health issues – if he loses big time in November. Roll on the midterms!

  6. says

    So, it’s a secret ballot, at least in theory, right? What’s to stop me from voting straight Democratic and claiming to him I voted GOP? Not that he’d give anyone the money, anyway.

  7. Doc Bill says

    If he passed out cups of poison-laced Kool-Aid they would drink it and ask for more.

    Imagine this cult of red, white and blue festooned, cowboy hat wearing morons clapping like seals at this patently un-American rhetoric not to mention the blasphemous invocation of their Lord and Savior at the end. One-third of more of the country is this, morons.

    The Decline of the American Empire is complete, we are now in the Fall.

  8. robro says

    Doc Bill @ #9 — If only “The Decline of the American Empire” were complete.

    Although, I think stating the situation in nationalist terms is problematic. There’s no question that the Empire is centered in the US and dominated by rich Americans, but they are not alone. The oligarchy is all over the world. Nations are just lines drawn by the same oligarchy that draws lines between men and women, white and black, one religion and another and no religion. Nationality is a tool of the Empire.

  9. Akira MacKenzie says

    @9

    …clapping like seals at this patently un-American rhetoric…

    The rhetoric is entirely American. It’s 100-percent what this capitalist, Christian shithole of a country and its knuckle-dragging citizens are all about.

    Face reality: Americans are filth. Stop pretending otherwise in the name on namby-pampy liberalism.

  10. whywhywhy says

    #3 Quick correction Acton is running for governor in Ohio.
    Note: She is a medical doctor running as a Democrat on a pro-ICE and anti-Trans platform. And she will get my vote, because Ramaswamy will be so much worse. However, I predict that much like Harris campaigning with Cheney depressed the vote in Dem strongholds, turnout in Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati will suffer.

  11. nomdeplume says

    The clapping, cheering, and big smiles, of the women in the audience behind were the scariest thing.

  12. Pierce R. Butler says

    I’m going to try to cheat like hell like they do.

    Why?

    Republicans are much more successful cheaters than Democrats.

  13. AstroLad says

    It’s not only a federal crime just to offer money for votes, it’s a federal crime to accept it.

  14. davetaylor says

    @15 Astro — this Supreme Court case is being cited by legal scholars to suggest that Trump’s offer may be legal:

    https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/456/45/

    I am a cardiologist, not a lawyer, so I am fuzzy on the legal technicalities, but one point is that it would be illegal for Trump to offer his own money as a bribe, but his offer is to use federal funds, which apparently is not illegal, just as promising to lower prices if elected is not illegal.

  15. says

    I beg all Americans to read up on the Mark Hofmann scandal involving his forgeries of Mormon letters and documents and how the Mormon Church conspired to hide the resulting embarrassments from its brain-dead flock. Regardless of the evidence that Mormon founder Joseph Smith was a convicted serial conman, some 16 million Mormons today believe the total BS he fooled them with. Today we have some 75 million Americans who have been suckered into believing President Trump’s equally preposterous lies. It does not bode well for the future of this country.

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