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NEW: MSNBC has a struggle session after Donald Trump picked up a shift at McDonald’s, says Trump is “not well.” Mission successful. “There's no logic to it. It's a stunt.” “He, as you know, appears to be not well. And he's engaged in some really bizarre types of activities... show more

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Фото профиля Simon Unleashed

Simon Unleashed1 год назад

What they say is bizarre is a brilliant move by a political tactician. Everyone is talking about it as well as how Kamala lied and never worked there.

Фото профиля Collin Rugg

Collin Rugg1 год назад

They’re mad because they know today was one of the best campaign days in U.S. history.

Фото профиля Juanita Broaddrick

Juanita Broaddrick1 год назад

MSNBC is so bizarre and laughable. Trump is talking to the common everyday people. Those people who want him back in office to make their lives better.

Фото профиля Collin Rugg

Collin Rugg1 год назад

Imagine how painful today was for them.

Фото профиля Vivek Ganapathy Ramaswamy (parody)

Vivek Ganapathy Ramaswamy (parody)1 год назад

They're just bitter because their candidate fabricated a story about working there, and now Trump is effortlessly trolling her while genuinely connecting with everyday workers. It's a smart move by Trump, showcasing the contrast between authenticity and political posturing.

Фото профиля Gunther Eagleman™

Gunther Eagleman™1 год назад

President Trump is the McGOAT!

Фото профиля Jaye Mays

Jaye Mays1 год назад

They must not know that Trump did things like this at his own company YEARS before he ever ran for president. He’s been the dog walker, the door greeter, the luggage guy etc. This isn’t a stunt. It’s one of the things that made Trump likable before he became the second coming of Hitler in their eyes

Фото профиля Heatherheather007

Heatherheather0071 год назад

No logic in Trump’s stint at McDonalds? Have they been on X? Did they not see the 5K outside? Did they not hear the customers praising him? As Dan Bongino says, it’s all snapshots and soundbites — and this snapshot TRUMPS Kamala’s soundbite to Jesus Loving Rally Go-ers.

Фото профиля Tammie McDonald 🇺🇸

Tammie McDonald 🇺🇸1 год назад

They can’t handle all this greatness.. they are so salty 😂😂😂

Фото профиля THE INVISIBLE MAN🤔

THE INVISIBLE MAN🤔1 год назад

If MSNBC is criticizing Trump for serving fries at McDonald’s, that just says it was successful. TRUMP 🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Brian Krassenstein

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🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld just said it PERFECTLY 💯 "Trump's not into forever wars, but he's also not into hibernation. He's just got one filter, and that is AMERICA FIRST. And if you're going to pick any filter, it's not a bad one to have!" "There are no boxes for him. That's kind of a good thing." "I mean, to be a neocon, you have to be for exporting democracy no matter what. To be an isolationist, you have to be against doing anything but just staying home and keeping your eyes closed." "But he is like, you can't put him in a box, and that forces you to look at every independent action outside of some high-minded principle." "It's like, is this thing good for America? Does it allow for a clean exit? When he says, we're taking the oil, we can go, wow, that's kind of brash. Yeah, but it's honest, and is that good for America? Well, yeah, it was our oil!" "He not only hampered the flow of drugs, he also is getting our oil back." "I think that Trump has always looked at ideology as narrowing choices, and he doesn't like narrow choices!" "He zigs and he zags. The principle is AMERICA FIRST." 🔥🔥🔥

🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld just said it PERFECTLY 💯 "Trump's not into forever wars, but he's also not into hibernation. He's just got one filter, and that is AMERICA FIRST. And if you're going to pick any filter, it's not a bad one to have!" "There are no boxes for him. That's kind of a good thing." "I mean, to be a neocon, you have to be for exporting democracy no matter what. To be an isolationist, you have to be against doing anything but just staying home and keeping your eyes closed." "But he is like, you can't put him in a box, and that forces you to look at every independent action outside of some high-minded principle." "It's like, is this thing good for America? Does it allow for a clean exit? When he says, we're taking the oil, we can go, wow, that's kind of brash. Yeah, but it's honest, and is that good for America? Well, yeah, it was our oil!" "He not only hampered the flow of drugs, he also is getting our oil back." "I think that Trump has always looked at ideology as narrowing choices, and he doesn't like narrow choices!" "He zigs and he zags. The principle is AMERICA FIRST." 🔥🔥🔥

Eric Daugherty

206,991 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Dr. Marandi says there is a significant chance that Trump is making all this up. Trump is, right now, making up stories about what Iran allegedly agreed to in negotiations. He's inventing commitments that Iran never made. He's fabricating a narrative. Then, in a few days, he will announce that Iran has "broken" those non-existent commitments. He will claim that Iran promised A, B, C, D, E, and F, and then refused to follow through. And then, on the basis of those fabricated violations, he will launch a new military assault on Iran

Dr. Marandi says there is a significant chance that Trump is making all this up. Trump is, right now, making up stories about what Iran allegedly agreed to in negotiations. He's inventing commitments that Iran never made. He's fabricating a narrative. Then, in a few days, he will announce that Iran has "broken" those non-existent commitments. He will claim that Iran promised A, B, C, D, E, and F, and then refused to follow through. And then, on the basis of those fabricated violations, he will launch a new military assault on Iran

Ounka

628,714 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад