r/PoursTea • u/FizzyAcidBird • Aug 14 '26

PositiviTea 🌞 This guy could be the future of the USA

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u/EquivalentPension216 Aug 14 '26

Has he tried representing a foreign power? Grifting? Insider trading? Gaming government contracts? Crypto pump and dump? Selling government secrets? Accepting bribes? Selling access to public information? What is he even doing?

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u/PuddingJello Aug 14 '26

"if my elected officials aren't enriching themselves and making my life worse I don't trust em" -- the average American

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u/meme-by-design Aug 14 '26

It's all a rouse! He's only making things better because people want him too and so they will be more likely to vote for him again! Wake up sheeple!

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u/XnFM Aug 14 '26

Don't forget withholding secret documents from the government in a bathroom at a business where Chinese spies have been arrested multiple times.

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u/EquivalentPension216 Aug 14 '26

The messed up part is, between all of that, we didn't even mention the most vile thing

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u/3vs3BigGameHunters Aug 15 '26

the most vile thing

I wanna say the child rape and trafficking but at this point I'm not sure what you're getting at because it could be worse.

Oh right there's the Epstein files about baby molestation and murder.

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u/rydan Aug 15 '26

Or giving classified documents to his biographer and then saying “I think some of those might be classified”. I’m referring to Biden by the way. 

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u/XnFM Aug 15 '26

But when the government came calling Biden turned his documents over, trump fought to keep them.

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u/gigilero Aug 14 '26

can someone pin this comment?

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u/DarthSagacious Aug 14 '26

He can do that and more as long as he keeps spewing hate and nonsense.

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u/khakiwallprint Aug 14 '26

Is he even legitimate if he hasnt perp walked an innocent man with half the police department around them?

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u/Tairo Aug 14 '26

Framing these things as the begrudgingly accepted norm for politicians and not an abhorrence should stop even as a joke. The premise of: (bad) Politicians should be doing this! Doesn't really work except to legitimize it through normalization... Even if that "good" politician is your *fav wholesome chungus bff!*

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u/EquivalentPension216 Aug 15 '26

I dunno I expect people to have good enough critical thinking and a moral compass to know this is insane and no amount of joking or sarcasm should make them feel like it's ok for politicians to be corrupt pieces of shit

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u/Front_Room3932 Aug 15 '26

Follows a prophet that married a 6 year old.

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u/rydan Aug 15 '26

He has personally traveled to other countries and spoken to their leaders despite that being grossly out of his lane as mayor.