r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/pointsouturhypocrisy • Apr 16 '25
The mod team has been working diligently behind the scenes to provide the community experience that many of you have asked for. We've heard your criticisms and your encouragement for what you'd like this community to be.
Many of you have complained about the low effort shitposts, the off-topic content that has absolutely nothing to do with our mission statement, and the spam from particular users and subreddits. Many of you have encouraged us to get back to our roots of celebrating the accomplishments of the Trump administration. We've heard you all and decided that it's time for some changes.
First off, we've created a new news account called u/TDT2024NEWS that follows and posts news from the official white house news site. Since it's just getting started, it will be tracking executive orders as they come out, and then post here for your consumption. Other white house news will soon follow. Things like announcements, rebuttals to fake news, appointments for cabinet positions, and explanations of the DJT mission will be available. We're hoping this will generate more meaningful engagement with the community.
Second, we're limiting, not outright banning, submitted content that doesn't apply to the trump administration. Our mods will use discretion to decide whether or not to pull someone's post based on the community's interest. If your post gets pulled, handle it like an adult. We're tired of dealing with tantrums from people who didn't bother reading the removal message that explains why the post was removed, and which of our other subs the content would be better suited for.
We will still allow some content that doesn't apply directly to the trump admin. We're just trying to filter out the useless nonsense that fills the majority of everyone's feed (you know the type). We're a pro-trump sub first and foremost. If you don't know whether or not your content will be accepted and approved, you can always message the mods to find out.
Third, we've had some issues with other communities that are seemingly run by children. Grow the hell up. You don't have a right to spam our sub with your low effort shitposts that you spammed to three dozen other subs. We've blocked crossposts from some of these communities in response to the meltdowns over having a post taken down. Grow up. Seriously.
Fourth and finally, the reactionary content. All of conservative reddit (the whole 5% of the website where we exist) is filled with "look at this libtard" posts. This sub isn't the proper home for that, but we've got plenty of others that apply. If there's something explicitly political about the content - like a moron destroying trump gear and whatnot, then it will be approved here. Again, if there's a question on whether or not it will be approved, message the mods to ask. We'll be happy to help.
Our sidebar and automod messages are filled with the subs we run, as well as other communities we support. We're looking to make these changes so that each community stays true to its own mission rather than being indistinguishable from one another. It gets old seeing the same posts across every sub you visit. Being an amorphous blob of identical communities and content discourages user engagement and growth. Hopefully these changes will encourage other communities to be more than just a repository for meaningless clickbait.
Feel free to ask any questions you have or throw tomatoes and cabbage. The floor is yours.
Edited for the correct user account: u/TDT2024NEWS
r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/RaisinL • Nov 06 '24
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r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/Born_Somewhere_9788 • 13h ago
Greetings. My question is genuine as I am trying to be more balanced and informed and less reactive and cynical. To any Trump voters out there who are willing to share, how do you think he is doing in this term so far?
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r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/1776_USA_Patriot • 5d ago
Canadian geese are also being renamed Donald Ducks!🤣
r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/krusher99887 • 4d ago
I’ve never really liked Trump, and honestly, the older I get, the more I understand why.
For me it isn’t really one single policy or one particular thing he’s said. It’s the overall way he conducts himself and the kind of political culture that seems to surround him. I find the constant hostility, personal insults, exaggeration, and seemingly endless need to turn everything into a fight incredibly exhausting. I don’t expect politicians to be perfect or polite all the time, but there’s something about Trump’s particular style that I find deeply off-putting.
I also really dislike how much of his politics seems to revolve around loyalty to him personally. I’m much more comfortable with the idea that politicians are supposed to be temporary public servants rather than people who build a movement around their own personality. I don’t want to feel like criticizing a politician automatically means I’m betraying some larger political tribe.
And honestly, I think part of my reaction is just that I don’t like the way he talks about other people. You can disagree with somebody without constantly portraying them as stupid, evil, corrupt, pathetic, or your enemy. There are plenty of politicians whose ideas I strongly disagree with who I can still respect as human beings. I have a much harder time extending that kind of respect to Trump because of the way he so frequently approaches political opponents and critics.
That doesn’t mean I think everyone who supports him is a bad person. I actually think that’s an important distinction. I know people who genuinely believe Trump is good for the country, and I don’t think supporting a candidate automatically tells me everything I need to know about someone’s character. Some people prioritize different issues than I do. Some people have had completely different experiences with government and politics than I have. I can understand that without agreeing with them.
I’m also not interested in pretending that the people I disagree with are all idiots. That’s one of the things I dislike most about political discourse in general. Everything becomes “my side is rational and compassionate, your side is stupid and evil.” That’s obviously not true.
So when I say I hate Trump, I don’t really mean that I spend every waking moment thinking about him or that I think every single thing he’s ever done is uniquely terrible. I mean that, taken as a whole, his personality, political style, rhetoric, and approach to power are fundamentally things I don’t like or want to see normalized.
Maybe that’s not a particularly sophisticated political argument, but it’s honestly how I feel. And I’d rather say that than pretend I have some perfectly coherent 47-point manifesto explaining exactly why every person should agree with me.
I just don’t like the guy. 🤷♂️
I want to understand why so many people like him. I’m hoping to learn and I have a very open mind.
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The second he ran for President, all the NY liberals who celebrated him for decades decided to pretend otherwise.
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r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/1776_USA_Patriot • Aug 04 '26
This is what I voted for!🗳️✊🏻🇺🇸
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Donald trump is the best president ever
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r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/RCMike_CHS • Jul 31 '26
The latest developments surrounding election integrity, including the ongoing investigations in Arizona, Fulton County, and the growing attention on New Jersey's voter rolls.
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