Trump raised $7.1 million after Georgia booking, mugshot
Trump raised $7.1 million after Georgia booking, mugshot
The former president raised $4.18 million on Friday alone, the single-highest 24 hour period of his campaign to date.
The former president raised $4.18 million on Friday alone, the single-highest 24 hour period of his campaign to date.
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Oh for sure. This is the most iconic image in us political history and all sides are fundraising off of it.
The biggest thing I've got from the mugshot is that Crybaby Trump must never again have any nuclear launch codes.
He made it 4 years without a war starting so his record is better than half dead uncle Biden.
Biden ended a war and started no wars, so he has the better record. And Convicted Sex Offender Treason Trump tried his best to start a war with Iran, and got dozens of our servicemen killed or injured in their retaliation.
Why does Crybaby Trump's mugshot look like a pouting and crying 5 year old? It is hilarious. He looks like he has been totally owned by the libs.
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/fe792f17-6e1f-494f-bc6b-a9e740f16bf7.jpeg
Hell no I don't want this deranged maniac's finger on The Button. Absolutely no sane person does.
No sane person wants Kamala's finger on the button. And no intelligent person thinks Biden is with it. Leftists are cheering elder abuse.
Shouldn't you be guarding a bridge somewhere?
No I live in America, not Ukraine where the Biden family has a sketchy history in.
You goons just can't help yourselves. Comments like that, entirely unrelated to the actual topic... You might as well be wearing a big neon sign that says "I liked the taste of paint and the smell of car exhaust as a child".
Go ahead and respond. I know that you can't stop yourself. Just be aware that I'm blocking you now, and no one else gives a shit about whatever we're arguing about, so whatever bullshit you have to say in response is just another fart in the wind.
Eh, let's be honest. You're giving him too much credit. He wasn't allowed to start a war because the smarter people in the room wouldn't let him. That's still not saying that much since his cabinet was comprised of sycophants and yes men... but even the dumbest of them were still had the presence of mind to distract him with some coloring books or something when he started talking about international policy
He set the bar VERY low, I agree. Biden as old and mostly dead that he is managed to limbo under it though.
IDK about most iconic. Raising flag over Iwo Jima photo? 9/11 photos? JFK portrait photo? Just off the top of my head.
Trump doing a mini fundraiser over the whole "look how mad I am for the true Americans" B.S. expression he put on. Dems basically just saying "look at this dumbass" and ready to forget it within a week.
The first 2 are historical events and when was the last time the JFK photo made the rounds on every media outlet?
This photo will be used by the left in every election for the next 50 years, and will be used by Trump until the day he dies.
This is also a historical event, Trump getting arrested. A little less interesting of one, for that matter, since COVID didn't exactly match up to WWII in terms of national impact, nor did the public really care about a president in the last 30 years as much as they did about JFK.
Can you actually imagine someone running for president as Dem in 2073 using that picture? 2033, even? The reaction would pretty much be "enough already". Even 9/11 imagery and talk got worn out after 10 years or so (and they milked that to the last drop). I'd be surprised (and disappointed) if the current system of government is still in place in 50 years.
It's historical for how political it is, Biden is even fundraising on it. I didn't think "Russian interference" talking points would last past inauguration day 2017 and then I was sure it was dead when Mueller found jack shit, but i was way wrong on that. so I wouldn't be surprised if it's used in every attack ad for the rest of my life. It will be a pop culture image forever like Al Capone, Rosa Parks, Johnny Cash, David Bowie, and Pablo Escobar's mugshots.
When I was a bit younger, during the Bush era, I bought into people saying everything was historical and this was going to be the catalyst for some huge change in politics. The reality is more depressing, there's just a constant stream of this kind of thing, and they just fades away and gets replaced in a couple weeks by the next thing. Since this is literally a mug shot of a president, yeah it's a bit of a historic pic, but don't get drawn into thinking it's like The Symbolic Image That Will Define This Generation Of Politics. Although maybe 2016-2022 of U.S. politics to be fair, like if the news 30 years from now is going to show a montage of what happened in politics around now.
Oh it's not going to change anything. This rico case is DOA and Trump win or lose is still going to be Trump. The only image more iconic to come from this would be Trump in a orange jumpsuit, but that's not going to happen.
