SouprMatt
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The MAGA faithful love these cabinet picks.
www.nytimes.com
Then you have the rubes:
Has DJT ever displayed a trustworthy moment in his entire life? His word is worth less than the air expended to utter it.
Gotta say, I can’t disagree with @Jay Mysteri0 ‘s post above, and these quotes from voters really do show a lot of people take freedom for granted. As long as they get to F somebody else over, they will ignore a million red flags and warning bells. Which makes me think if we lose freedoms and prices go way up due to tariffs, they will never blame Trump or take ownership of their own choice to put him in office. Instead, they will blame the good people they made a point to screw over with their votes.

Trump’s Cabinet Picks, Panned in Washington, Thrill Many of His Voters
Where Donald J. Trump’s critics see underqualified nominees with questionable judgment, his voters described them as mavericks recruited to shake up Washington.
“It’s a masterpiece,’’ Eileen Margolis, 58, who lives in Weston, Fla., and owns a tattoo business, said of Mr. Trump’s cabinet picks unveiled over the past week. “If it was a painting, it would be a Picasso.”
“I think it’s so crazy, and I love it,’’ Merrill McCollum, 60, of Bozeman, Mont., said of the nominees.
Those are the folks who see this all as a way to F over their fellow Americans, and aren’t even shy about it.She said the backlash to some of Mr. Trump’s appointments did not surprise her, because in her view, his opponents have been blinded by the media.
“They’re losing it, and I’m enjoying every minute of it,” Ms. Hutz said of Mr. Trump’s critics.
Then you have the rubes:
Many Muslim voters backed Mr. Trump to protest the Biden administration’s unwavering support for Israel in its war against Gaza.
One of those voters, Khaled Saffuri, a Palestinian American of Fairfax County, Va., said he worried that Mr. Rubio, the secretary of state nominee, is “pro-Israel to no limit.” But Mr. Saffuri believes if Mr. Trump keeps his campaign promises, he will step in to end the war.
“I didn’t think he was going to appoint angels,” said Mr. Saffuri, 65, who leads a foundation involved in foreign policy issues
Sam Alasri, who heads a Yemeni political organization in Michigan, said he was also willing to give Mr. Trump the benefit of the doubt.
He said that Mr. Trump’s nominations, including Representative Elise Stefanik for U.N. ambassador and former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas as ambassador to Israel, raised some concern.
But, “we trust him,” Mr. Alasri said of Mr. Trump. “I trust his word.”
Has DJT ever displayed a trustworthy moment in his entire life? His word is worth less than the air expended to utter it.
Gotta say, I can’t disagree with @Jay Mysteri0 ‘s post above, and these quotes from voters really do show a lot of people take freedom for granted. As long as they get to F somebody else over, they will ignore a million red flags and warning bells. Which makes me think if we lose freedoms and prices go way up due to tariffs, they will never blame Trump or take ownership of their own choice to put him in office. Instead, they will blame the good people they made a point to screw over with their votes.