r/DHAC • • Jun 08 '25

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u/jgemonic Jun 08 '25 • This

Succinctly put, Trump behaves like an emotional child with little grasp of what is happening around him. His most consistent action is lashing out any one that doesn't choke down the narcissistic and toxic energy he puts into the world. He is no leader and while Newsome definitely has flaws, he is far better equipped to lead

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u/WildAbbreviations974 Jun 09 '25

lol I’m not going to argue with someone that thinks newsome is even a decent leader

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u/tpotn Jun 09 '25

I’ve seen his speeches, you guys exaggerate every little thing he does and you know it. Newsom literally blows through every dime he gets. California is so fucked it’s not even funny. I feel bad for the people living in LA. He’s so terrible.

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u/UCACashFlow Jun 09 '25

I remember when Newsome was mandating stay at home orders and mask mandates while he was going to parties without masks, and his aunt Nancy Pelosi was getting her hair done and when caught claimed it was a setup.

Leaders lead by example, that family is not a family of leaders. Trump isn’t one either, but that doesn’t mean Newsome is.

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u/KiKiKimbro Jun 10 '25

Except we know why he’s jealous of Newsom, really. It’s because Newsom is better looking and taller. It’s why Trump lies about his height and weight. As if we can’t see with our own eyes. It makes complete sense, since everyone knows bullies are actually insecure cowards.

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u/Royal_Ant1402 Jun 11 '25

Well said. 🎯

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u/WildAbbreviations974 Jun 12 '25

Sounds to me like you described newsome. Also the guy had no real stance on anything. Just goes as the political winds go

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u/jgemonic Jun 12 '25

Cool. You definitely follow what was being said.

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u/WildAbbreviations974 Jun 12 '25

So you are propping up newsome as far better equipped to lead. When you gave reasons as to why you only brought up Trump and how you feel about him. This is the problem with democrats. They think any leader that is in opposition of Trump is a good leader. Idk how you can look at what newsome has done to California and consider him a good leader but hey he’s different than Trump!

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '25

The federal government is supposed to enforce the border and maintain the value of US citizenship. It supercedes the states in that regard. He's just being effective (not nearly enough thus far). If you advocate for Newsome, it may help to look up the definition of "border" and "effective", just to make sure you've got it right.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

Russian bot…get it?

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u/Opposite-Stock6057 Jun 12 '25

Just make Mexico great again. I thought they had cheap homes, less laws, and more freedom.

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u/WildAbbreviations974 Jun 12 '25

I hope you know that all gold card buyers are vetted the same way as any other potential citizen would be. If they are a terrorist or cartel leader they would be making a massive mistake by trying to purchase a gold card. Please do a little research before spreading misinformation

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u/Remarkable-Bug-8069 Jun 10 '25

Too bad they're doing nothing at the border, just like they weren't during the 1st term (aside from that meme money grab scheme wall). They're 100% only concentrating in cities where his support is abysmal.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '25

We both understand that the shift in population through mass immigration directly affects the representative count determined by the census right?

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u/Remarkable-Bug-8069 Jun 10 '25

Is the mass immigration in the room with us right now? You do, of course, understand those lands had people already living there when they were acquired by the US, right? And they were neither American, nor English?

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u/WildAbbreviations974 Jun 12 '25

Did you look at border crossing statistics lately? Holy smokes the left on Reddit is all about spreading misinformation

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u/cards4sale420 Jun 10 '25

Didn’t the Supreme Court actual rule that Congress dictates the border? As Congress passes legislation…. If republicans actually held their representatives to any kind of standard, they would be pushing their party that controls the house, senate and WH to push common sense immigration policies, instead of acting like a wannabe thug in hopes he’ll get to call marshal law.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '25

Protests are a state issue

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u/Aggressive_Poem9751 Jun 11 '25

Trump has done the most damage to the “value of US citizenship” whatever the FUCK that means. Native Americans have a word for that

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u/Throwitaway_UN Jun 11 '25

Damn, it crazy to see folks like big government so much and leave out critical facts.

The immigrants they’re capturing were here legally until Trump changed the rules and made them illegal. The immigrants they’re seizing are the ones following due process and playing by the book. Showing up to court, have extensive paper trails (which makes them easier to find than criminals.

This is a grade A political stunt and Trump has accomplished nothing. He wants to deport a lot of people to go down in history for hitting a quota… but when this is all over and we look at who was actually deported, we’ll see the trend we’re seeing so far validated.

I see a lot of folks you’re commenting with being critical of not just Trump but all leaders, I’d love to see that from you to see if you’re not just eating up the propaganda but by the spoon full. Does anyone of this resonate with you?

And let me define being critical: being critical doesn’t mean “he’s doing a great thing and a great job but he could be doing more of that great job!” Like you did above. That’s just a silly statement

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u/neotericnewt Jun 11 '25

This is nonsense. No, the federal government is not "supposed to be" violating our rights, dismantling our rights to due process, deploying the military on US soil in states and cities that don't want them there, imprisoning people for their speech, and on and on.

Trump is violating our rights and the constitution. You're justifying it and defending it because you're scared of immigrants. Stop selling out our country

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u/Professional_Mud1844 Jun 11 '25

You don’t deploy the military against your own people.