President Trump

Koniec said:
Why is he so obsessed about crowd size? Only a complete loser would care so much about having a crowd bigger than his rival. Biggest crowds ever he claims, can’t help but feel there’s been much bigger in last 100 ish year.
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It’s his insecurity.

I’d imagine he’s always been worried about trying to make out things are bigger than they are.
 
Gareth Barry Conlon said:
I think the festival of brexit had similar vibes.

Trump world does seem to be struggling right now. I wonder what the cost/income dynamic is on a Trump rally. I assume that these gigs are part campaign part fundraiser. But the fundraiser bit is I guess highly variable. Trump has been on the go non stop milking the base. Does he still make money or does it cost him to put these things on.
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kfoxtv.com

Trump's campaign still owes El Paso over $500K for 2019 rally, other cities also unpaid

Donald Trump still owes several cities money from past campaign rallies, including El Paso.Information compiled in 2019 from the Centers for Public Integrity sh
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theblackwallsttimes.com

Trump still owes millions to police departments across the US

According to a CTV News study, Trump owed more than $2 million in overtime reimbursement and other expenses by the conclusion of his presidential term for rallies that required police overtime.
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Some light reading to provide context for this ‘Between Two Idiots’ interview tonight.

Inside Elon Musk’s Hands-On Push to Win 800,000 Voters for Trump​

Billionaire’s super PAC has had early stumbles as he tackles national politics in his trademark chaos-be-damned style​


In weekly meetings, consultants and vendors for a super political-action committee updated him on their progress toward the discussed goal of turning out 800,000 people to vote for Donald Trump in battleground states. They proposed a budget of about $160 million they would need for the task, most of it to come from Musk himself, and talked about raising an army of more than 6,000 canvassers and other workers, according to people familiar with the matter.

Then, less than three months after launching the effort, Musk signed off on firing most of the vendors, only for the super PAC to rehire one of them after the resulting chaos. He also replaced the Texas-based advisers who helped him get the group off the ground with veterans of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s failed presidential bid.

 
You have to be a special kind of sad lonely **** to go on a thread with the sole intention to wind people up. Guarantee if he was in a pub he'd be sat in a corner like a timid little field mouse.
 
roman totale said:
To borrow and paraphrase a line from the great Stewart Lee, it’s going to be like watching a chimpanzee flinging its own excrement at a foghorn.
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Now that I think about it the whole line about "shitting your bed in your hotel room as a dirty protest against the service before then realising you now have to sleep in a shitted bed" is a really good analogue for Musk's acquisition of Twitter.
 
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