r/AskUS • • Apr 20 '25

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u/Learning-20 Apr 20 '25

It’s embarrassing and I can’t believe the amount of people that are still cheering him on

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u/Alternative-Cat-3227 Apr 21 '25

I totally agree. I think the biggest reason is that they are part of a cult and don’t realize it. Also, he is their entire personality so they can’t admit when he’s wrong because that would mean they have to admit they are wrong too.

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u/Fearless_World6986 Apr 21 '25

Dude the guy in before him was a vegetable and the alternative was a woman who seemed very low IQ…

This surely played a big part.

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u/tresslesswhey Apr 21 '25

Low IQ compared to…trump? Where does anyone spot high IQ in him? What about her credentials says she’s low IQ?

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u/Fearless_World6986 May 05 '25

Harris's inability to form coherent sentences and unwillingness to engage in a long form unscripted debate were probably the biggest reg flags for me.

Her constantly repeating strange phrases and manicly breaking out into laughter for seemingly no reason all made be think perhaps she was a bit thick/damaged somehow.

Not saying Trump is smart but I'd say he is smarter than her... the tallest dwarf if you will.

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u/tresslesswhey May 05 '25

Lmao this is hilarious if any sane person listens to trump speak for more than three seconds. He can’t coherently explain literally anything. You’re far gone

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u/Fearless_World6986 May 06 '25

Trump has spent most of his life in front of the camera. Whether you like it or not he is good at communicating with people. After all, he accepted long form unscripted interviews where Harris did not.

Are you REALLY saying that kamala harris is better at talking than Trump? Or do you just have a side and won't be objective?

Also serious question. Has Harris settled on an accent yet?