Trump had a Very Bad Saturday Night Because He’s a Very, Very Bad Person
Op-ed by TheWiseOldFart
Earlier this morning, I wrote about Trump’s poor choice which resulted in a very unpleasant Saturday evening.
He attended the Libertarian Party’s Annual Convention, and attempted to deliver a speech.
Boos, insults, and name-calling erupted as the orange buffoon took the stage. One individual called for a motion telling Trump to “go f**k yourself,” which received the loudest laughter.
I can only assume that desperation was the reason he accepted an invitation to speak, knowing he would be humiliated.
On Friday evening, Trump a** kisser, Vivek Ramaswamy, received the same, angry reception. Apparently, Trump’s ego allowed him to believe that the situation would be different for him.
EVEN TRUMP KNOWS HE DESERVES TO BE HATED
Anyone who constantly spews hatred can expect to be eviscerated in public by others. Trump’s plans for America’s future signals a death blow for everything which makes America, America.
At the core of Trump’s strange “popularity” is his support of white nationalism. He proudly tells his white cult that if he is elected in November, he will immediately institutionalize racism and racial bias into our federal government.
This is no surprise to anyone who listened to “Big Adolf” speak after the 2018 tragedy in Charlottesville, Virginia, when a white power rally turned violent resulting in multiple injuries and the death of a young woman. Trump said, “there were good people on both sides.” This was his admission that he was indeed the leader of the white supremacy movement in America.
Remember that Trump’s attempted coup on January 6, 2021 was led by leaders of several Neo-Nazi groups.
TRUMP WOULD IGNORE THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY OF A PRESIDENT
The primary duty of a President is to serve the American people; to protect their rights and improve their quality of life. Trump admits that he would only represent “his people:” men and women who think like him. In this situation, it proves that he would only be interested in serving pure whites. He would not be an American president.
A personal note. I grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, and I wouldn’t want to live in Trump’s America.
Throughout most of my life I have been fascinated with different races, ethnicities, and different cultures. There is no doubt that diversity is why our country could someday be the greatest nation in the world.
There is no reason to fear or be prejudiced towards anyone who is different. Human beings learn from each other. When America returns to the path we were following before Trump, our country will move closer to a great nation where compassion, understanding, and acceptance will replace Trump’s nation dominated by anger, hatred, and violence.
Op-ed by James Turnage
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