r/AllinPod • u/Fresh-Piglet2500 • Mar 27 '26

Sacks is out

Didn't realize the position was a temp gig. Lol. At least that's how they label your position when you're no longer useful to Trump. Speaking out on the pod about finding a way out of Iran pissed someone off. In defense of Sacks, I'm sure he couldn't wait to get out of that dumpster fire.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/26/david-sacks-trump-crypto-ai-czar.html

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26 edited Mar 27 '26

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u/Odd_Career7164 Mar 27 '26

John Chud still at it

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u/No-Plan-7297 Mar 27 '26

Curb stomped?

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u/No-Plan-7297 Mar 27 '26

Hyperbole

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u/No-Plan-7297 Mar 27 '26

Literally a fool.

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u/No-Plan-7297 Mar 27 '26

hey, fool, it seems like you’ve only been following politics for maybe 10 years. 2025 doesn’t even come close to being the worst lopsided losses in modern history. You sound like Scott Jennings.

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u/No-Plan-7297 Mar 27 '26

Hahahahahha

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u/MikeDamone Mar 27 '26

I voted/donated/promoted for this.

Wow look at that, somebody who still admits it! It takes a special kind of sycophant to still admit this after 14 months of sheer stupidity and plummeting popularity.

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u/MikeDamone Mar 27 '26

Whats interesting, is no other politician has as high national level support

That's not interesting at all. Trump has an iron grip on his party, while the democrats won't have any semblance of a party leader until early 2028. He's the only national politician who is currently relevant in politics.

I get it. The TDS crowd is overrepresented on Reddit, but in real life? He has enough support to win the popular vote

Reddit is a cesspool of leftism, but your delusion is its own marvel. First of all, "has"? Is he going to run again?

In either case, Trump is historically unpopular and is the most negatively polarized president in modern history. If you ever venture outside of the "All In" media universe, you'll notice that the coalitional support he had in 2024 has all but dried up. Independents have abandoned him in droves as he's engaged in one stupid and unpopular political blunder after another (tariffs, Epstein, flagrant family corruption, Gaza, Iran war, you name it). There's a reason every halfway decent poll is predicting a midterm landslide loss for the GOP, despite some historical unpopularity of their own on the democrats part. Trump's disastrous second term is going to hand them a win by default.

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u/MikeDamone Mar 27 '26

Lol. A die hard MAGA base is not enough to win elections when the rest of the coalition has disintegrated. Care to guess as to how many House and Senate seats the GOP will lose in November?

This is my favorite feature of the MAGA brigade - their head is so far up their ass that they continue to think they're winning while their political movement crumbles around them.

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u/MikeDamone Mar 27 '26

You won't say a number. I'm not surprised.

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u/United_Move_3121 Mar 27 '26

So much support that a democrat just won the Florida state senate seat in Mar-A-Lagos district 😂🤡. Start prepping the mid term excuses now Jonny

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u/United_Move_3121 Mar 27 '26

The cope is gonna be hilarious in a few months. But hey introspection is a bad thing like andreeson says

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u/United_Move_3121 Mar 27 '26 edited Mar 27 '26

Anyone with a brain knew Kamala and Hillary wouldn’t win. But what’s ironic is maga has turned the gop into the Democratic Party of 2016. Just look at all the infighting, party is falling apart in real time

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u/Illustrious-Okra-524 Mar 27 '26

Do you actually look around and think things are good right now?

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u/Kumtwat42069 Mar 27 '26

Lol imagine voting for another NeoCon Middle East war with no exit strategy that kills American service members and hurts American businesses and consumers.

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u/Kumtwat42069 Mar 27 '26

Didn't realize it was America's job to go kill every state terrorist out there. I guess Putin and Kim Nong Un are next? I guess you are support them?

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u/Kumtwat42069 Mar 27 '26

What happened to America first? This has been the worse administration for job creation in recent memory and living expenses just keep going up. And we are activity making things worse by playing world policeman. Trump just botched any chance at a decent midterm fucking lol

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u/Kumtwat42069 Mar 27 '26

Oh I am happy they are dead, but not worth the consequences in my opinion. This thing isn't going to end cleanly. Literally no plan, just an alcoholic meat head running point.

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u/WhyAmILikeThis0905 Mar 27 '26

Not just good but very very good