Donald Trump is much closer to being a communist than anyone in the Democratic Party.
We are living in a world where today's Republican Party and Fox News defend a sitting president who praises and defends dictators like Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un, while he frequently lashes out at and criticizes allies such as Canada, Italy, South Korea, and basically the entirety of NATO.
There's a clear pattern of Trump admiring dictators and trashing leaders of democracies — and Republicans keep defending him.
That's how radical today's GOP has become.
In 2012, then-Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney called Russia one of this country's top adversaries.
By 2016, when Trump was elected, Republicans were okay with their president kissing the ass of the Russian dictator. Something he's continued to do for the past decade.
Now they're apparently okay with Trump talking about his "great relationship" with Kim Jong-un, a brutal, serial-killing dictator who is guilty of endless crimes against humanity and wants nothing more than to see this country fail.
I know I say this a lot, so I apologize, but let's all just take a moment to sit here and imagine what Republicans and the conservative media would be saying right now if Barack Obama, Joe Biden, or any Democrat, for that matter, heaped the same praise on Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un as Trump has.
And they want to call Democrats "communists"?
Please.
Yes, there are some issues with the far left and the so-called "Democratic Socialists." I've written about them on my Substack, but you're not seeing leading Democrats praising actual communists such as Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un — two men who would love nothing more than to see the United States and all of NATO fail.
Here's a fun fact: There are roughly ten companies in which Trump has had the government acquire an equity stake.
All the while, many Republicans are out there freaking out over Zohran Mamdani's push to open city-run grocery stores to help lower prices — while defending a president who praises communists, talks about his "great relationship" with them, frequently attacks leaders of democracies, and has his government seize equity in roughly ten companies.
Government ownership of businesses and production, praise of communist dictators while criticizing leaders of democracies — sounds very "commie" to me.
While nothing this lowlife piece of crap does surprises me, it's still astonishing to sit here and look at how far the Republican Party has fallen from even just a few years ago.
Honestly, what the f*ck are we doing? Can it not be bipartisan that we should all condemn and denounce any president who would talk about his "great relationship" with Kim Jong-un while attacking one of our closest allies for nearly a century, all because South Korea — like everyone else in the world — told this imbecile "no" when he demanded they come help bail him out of the mess he's made in Iran?
This is why I've continued to say that I don't care what is or isn't wrong with Donald Trump; he's completely unfit to be this nation's president. He's an immature, emotionally unhinged, incompetent buffoon who would happily reduce this country to ashes, just as long as he felt doing so benefited him in some way.
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