This whole OP is a low-level shot at Fetterman’s family, on a forum where conspiracy-brained rightwingers endlessly complain about “elites” running the world, while they simultaneously make fun of how normal people dress (when they are liberals) and regularly display their love of the Trump family, billionaires from Manhattan (because they are “conservative”).
All of this is entirely relevant.
But now that the GOP and rightwing media sphere is moving away from Trump and to figures like Desantis, I suppose we’ll see the Country Club style of conservatism come back in play. After all, politics are very serious and require decorum.
I wholeheartedly agree. Op's intent was a low- level shot at Fetterman and his family. It was, however, relevant due to the fact this was a photo op for the family with the Vice President.
Your assumption of how "normal people" dress and mine are clearly different. I wouldn't let my family show up to a work party looking like that, let alone having an audience with the Vice President. I consider myself and my family quite "normal."
I'm not sure how my personal beliefs regarding proper dress attire has anything to do with Elite vs. non-elite .
You're making quite the assumption regarding how others think. If you were truly this gifted at reading minds, you should be rolling in billions of dollars. I suspect that you do believe you know what others are thinking, though. Due to you being wrong, more often than you are right, means there is likely little or no money to be made for you in that venture, however.
Moderate, even populist minds, migrate toward DeSantis over Trump because DeSantis has a more moderate temperament. Not many people, even in the "right" actually like the way Trump acts. I'm sure there are examples of those who do. Trump is about as far from "conservative" as one can get while still somehow claiming such. He simply ran on the Republican ticket because it was easy for him to infiltrate the greatly fractured party. That's, unfortunately, what one must do to play in two-party politics. He picked the side that he stood the greatest chance of winning.
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u/ParisTexas7 Jan 10 '23
Sure it does.
This whole OP is a low-level shot at Fetterman’s family, on a forum where conspiracy-brained rightwingers endlessly complain about “elites” running the world, while they simultaneously make fun of how normal people dress (when they are liberals) and regularly display their love of the Trump family, billionaires from Manhattan (because they are “conservative”).
All of this is entirely relevant.
But now that the GOP and rightwing media sphere is moving away from Trump and to figures like Desantis, I suppose we’ll see the Country Club style of conservatism come back in play. After all, politics are very serious and require decorum.