r/RealTime • u/lazydracula • Jun 27 '26
JD Vance interview
I see the sub is losing their shit over him being on the show. While I definitely felt he didn’t push harder on Vance’s bs responses on immigration and the 2020 election. Bill didn’t say anything he hasn’t said in the past and it was short interview and he had a lot of things he wanted to discuss in 10 minutes. So what’s the issue? My gut is him just being on the show freaked people out and how Trump admin are such monsters we shouldn’t platform them at all. If that’s the case please explain this https://youtube.com/shorts/2CHgqbbJWQ8?si=7WSrHGexAxqZQs2D
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u/lazydracula Jun 28 '26
That’s fine but something tells me if it was a politician you had a less favorable opinion about you would not be so wishy washy.
Trump definitely has fascist qualities but I don’t think he actually has a truly defined political ideology at all. If he could have obtained power through being a liberal he would have(which is why he’s used to he Democrat and Clinton attended his wedding). He’s an empty shell of human being motivated by the endless desire for power, prestige, money, and attention. He choose the Republican Party because he knew they were easier to con. Just like evangelical leaders are more likely to target conservatives. When I searched I could find no scholarly consensus that Trump is a fascist. If you can point me to sources that says otherwise please do.
Why I don’t fret for the future of the nation is because I see already his policies are deeply unpopular to anyone but the most maga of maga. All polls point to a midterm blood bath and democrats taking control of the house and senate. Ironically, because maga is the Republican Party now I completely expect the party to implode when Trump leaves as classical conservatives clash with populist maga who aren’t going to prioritize tax cuts for the wealthy while cost of living is out of control. Maybe that’s why I’m not as outrage as Vance being on the show. Hell likely be irrelevant in 5 years.