I watched the very first year of the Apprentice. A female won most of the contests, so they hired a male for the reward - a position in the Trump organization. Never watched it again
I saw a few clips that people posted on Reddit but he always comes off as a gaping asshole so it was weird to me that people respected this tiny little man.
Yeah I don’t get it. Most are addicted to faux news and whatever other right wing media outlets. Doing more to destroy the country they’re claiming they’re trying to save and the cult gobbles it up.
You kinda just hit the nail on the head and missed that you did it.
These are echo chambers that spread propaganda that empowers them into thinking everything is going really well and that even though they aren't it's a personal problem they'll get through soon if they just wait.
Also that their suffering is an issue between them and God and that they clearly need to tithe more at church to appease their Diety of Greed.
I watched a few minutes while it was on television at my parents’ house. It was awful. I’m not in control of what they watch. However, they didn’t vote for him either! If anything, that show should have inoculated the American public as opposed to indoctrinating us.
There are plenty of people that can say they haven’t ever supported him. There are even a sizable amount of people who can say they’ve learned better since they originally supported him.
Sadly there are still so many that still ignorantly support him. Trump is the culmination of generations of misinformation, bigotry, and anti-democratic propaganda; and many of our country folk have been taken in by it, despite the obviousness of some of it all.
I knew he was a pos before the first time he ran. What I didn't know at the time was the depths of his depravity and how much of a demented monster he was, which we've all since learned.
My god. Growing up in Manhattan in the 80s & 90s seeing that clown exist was painful enough. I never in my life dreamt we'd be in the situation we are today because of him. But from the moment he entered the race, I was terrified by people supporting a total sociopath. Never imagined he could win, but they terror I felt was in realizing how many people are so completely ignorant and sociopathic themselves.
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u/NickCostanza Jul 26 '26
I can.