It’s called election interference. Merry Christmas

It’s called election interference. Merry Christmas

Donald Trump, like Charlie Brown before him, simply cannot get into the Christmas spirit.

On Monday — Christmas Day — Mr Trump expressed he was having a difficult time enjoying the holiday. The reason? Joe Biden.

“It’s hard to have a truly great Christmas when you have a Crooked and Incompetent President who wants to put his Political Opponent in jail, and who has been working hard (for a change!), illegally using all of the levers of Law Enforcement, to do so,” he wrote on Truth Social. “We are in the fight of our lives to save our Country from MADNESS & DOOM. MAGA 2024!!!”

Mr Trump’s sour sentiment was not posted in isolation. The former president spent most of Christmas Eve posting through his frustration at the various criminal cases he’s facing, the 6 January committee, and a recent Colorado decision to kick him off the state’s ballot.

  • JessicaEnglish
    46·
    11 months ago

    In one post he insists that “almost everybody agrees” including the “crazed Radical Left Lunatics” that not only should Colorado’s decision to kick him off their ballot be reversed, but that he is also “fully entitled to PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY.”

    This is the man that millions of people idolize. People point to that guy and go He’s just the man for the job.

    • HopeOfTheGunblade@kbin.social
      32·
      11 months ago

      I’m always impressed at the people who think that:

      The president can do whatever the fuck he wants

      Joe Biden, the president, cannot prosecute Donald Trump

      It’s a wild pair of thoughts to hold.

      • Facebones@reddthat.com
        7·
        11 months ago

        Gone on for decades -

        Democratic presidents are crazed lunatics running totally unchecked free of oversight by any and everybody,

        Republican presidents are poor abused babies who just want to do their job but congress exists specifically for the sole reason of shaking a finger at him for 4-8 years.