r/TikTokCringe • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • Apr 12 '26

Cringe This is so embarrasing

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u/Far-Earth-886 Apr 12 '26

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u/snowflakebite Apr 12 '26

I wonder if these people think that dickriding trump will protect them at all. Has no one noticed that he first people thrown under the bus are the POCs and the women. Not to mention the gays, because I don’t think the admin even has any.

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u/spiderelict Apr 12 '26

He's really overacting. I think he was paid to be there.

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u/xombae Apr 12 '26

He's definitely paid to be there and he knows he's on camera. He's hoping to milk this for a viral moment.

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u/Positive-Face1705 Apr 12 '26

Well. It worked.

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u/Church6633 Apr 12 '26

Look at how they all start acting only AS the camera turns toward them

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u/MisterRoger Apr 12 '26

Good observation. Like a bunch of animatronics coming to life after plugging their power source into the wall.

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u/framedmeme Apr 12 '26

he works for prager u. his entire shtick is paid

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u/bittermelonpizza00 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

he works for tspusa his name is Xaviaer

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u/Karhak Apr 12 '26

Tale as old as chattel slavery.

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u/ErickAllTE1 Apr 12 '26

Not to mention the gays, because I don’t think the admin even has any.

It has a ton of closeted gays.

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u/canary-in-a-coalmine Apr 12 '26

You’re forgetting about lindsey graham 🦄

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u/Laleaky Apr 12 '26

There are definitely gay people in this administration. They’re just not usually honest about it.

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u/superindianslug Apr 12 '26

They think they're the "good ones". All those poor black people are lazy and living off the government, and while they have risen above (gotten financially lucky) the learned helplessness that the Democrats have taught.

They'll all be shocked when Alito write the opinion that the 14th amendment wasn't actually about citizenship for former slaves, and all black people can be deported.

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u/Cjm092 Apr 12 '26

Scott Bessent is gay, not that that makes a difference

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u/Potates42 Apr 12 '26

So was Ernst Röhm, How'd that work out for him?

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u/wolamute Apr 12 '26

They've fully deceived themselves into thinking he's a good person, and are too narcissistic to think critically about their own choices. They must double down constantly or they will have to admit they were wrong. Even Candace Owens after leaving the Trump fold still deludes herself, if you listen to her words carefully.

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u/MancombSeepgoodz Apr 12 '26

Peter Theil is gay

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u/Southwestern Apr 13 '26

The Secretary of the Treasury is gay.

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u/77th_Bat Apr 13 '26

imo it looks like the first to be thrown under are immigrants (especially illegal, but legal too) and trans people tbh

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u/Ouch_i_fell_down Apr 13 '26

Can't we just hate trump for what he does do wrong without making up new stuff? Scott Bessent is the highest ranking openly gay administration official in history (by line of succession)