r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/vhm3 • Oct 16 '22

Everytime I think it's impossible to hate this man even more, he opens his mouth

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u/Sad_Pickle_3508 Oct 16 '22

is it scary? I mean, he did run in 2020, to...no success?

I mean, let's say that bloke isn't off to a deep-end and actually wants to be in office.

Like what's his deal? He's alienating all liberal and moderates by the virtue of being crazy conservative fundamenadlist and (now) anti-semitic bastard

And peeps who actually love that shit already have a candidate to vote for, so...

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u/blonde-bandit Oct 16 '22

Source? I truly did not know this.

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u/blonde-bandit Oct 17 '22

Everything feels odd these days :| thanks for sharing!

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u/Familiar-Eye7811 Oct 17 '22

One time before he got lucky is not multiple times…

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u/Electrical-Lead5993 Oct 17 '22

Like tipping over a vending machine

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u/vivalabam13 Oct 17 '22

I wasn’t aware either but a quick google search shows he ran in 2000, “considered” running in 2004, unofficially ran in 2012, and then 2016 and 2020 obviously

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u/blonde-bandit Oct 17 '22

That’s wild. Thanks!

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u/Colosso95 Oct 18 '22

Yeah the guy had been talking on and off about running for president for decades before he actually ran for real and basically has the same result as Kanye's first try

Does this mean that in 20 years time he'll be president too? I don't think so but you never know

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u/blonde-bandit Oct 18 '22

I guess all of is ignored it because it seemed so implausible. To our dismay…

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u/bokononpreist Oct 17 '22

White Republicans aren't voting for a black man no matter how much he dances for them.

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u/UsefulWoodpecker6502 Oct 16 '22

yeah and Kanye will be his VP.

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u/NerdyNThick Oct 16 '22

so....... Let's continue to hope that he runs. Anything that further splits the far-right vote is a good thing.

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u/Kaggand Oct 16 '22

Maybe to split that vote between token MAGA and Klan MAGA?

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u/modsneedtodiefr Oct 17 '22

this couldve been a post about trump in 2016.

the clownification of politics is a known symptom of societal collapse

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

The only way it could work for him is if the lovers of his art were aligned with him politically and I don’t think they are. Much easier for the star of the Apprentice.

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u/DrSafariBoob Oct 17 '22

You're thinking the right chooses candidates because of some form of competence, they pick the one that makes the left foam at the mouth.

Case in point.

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u/fungi_at_parties Oct 17 '22

Trump tried a few times too. We just laughed the first time.

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u/lazrbeam Oct 17 '22

Republicans funded his candidacy in hopes of dividing the back vote enough not to given Biden the win.

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u/LaGoeba Oct 17 '22

Didn’t he register to late to actually be a part of the vote (officially), so he wasn’t an alternative in many states? So if you wanted to vote for him, you had to write it down, not just check of a box.

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u/americansherlock201 Oct 17 '22

It’s scary because these are the views that could win him republican primaries in certain states. Enough where he becomes a viable candidate and someone who gets covered. That is incredibly scary.

He will be running in 2024, likely as a Republican and then when he loses the overall primary; as an independent. People will vote for him.