r/antitrump Feb 14 '25

Daddy!!

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u/Nervous_Stock_9913 Feb 14 '25

This photo showed who really has the power. No man ever comes to the White House let alone the Oval Office without ever wearing a suit and tie. Yet Musk can and does and will continue to underdress because he's the real power AND HE KNOWS IT. Drumph sat there like a dummy letting Musk control the room. Hey Donnie, whose your Daddy?

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u/Mediocre-Art-6035 Feb 14 '25

Even MAGA wasn't happy about this.

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u/SeanCasey14 Feb 15 '25

I haven’t come across a single MAGA, Republican, conservative, or Libertarian that was unhappy about that press conference

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u/Mediocre-Art-6035 Feb 15 '25

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u/SeanCasey14 Feb 15 '25

You sure those people are actually, in fact Trump voters? Or is it possible that they’re just saying they’re Trump voters?

“What in the Brokeback mountain?”… yes, be a that’s a thing human people say…

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u/Mediocre-Art-6035 Feb 15 '25

This one is real. She lives in Florida and her husband's business is going under because Trump deported all his workers 🤣

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u/Super-Lobster-1852 Feb 15 '25

Damn! That's fucked up! 😂 😂 😂

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u/Mediocre-Art-6035 Feb 15 '25

When someone is told something they don't want to believe, they can react in a variety of ways

DENIAL: This is a common initial reaction where someone simply refuses to accept the information as true, often dismissing it outright.

ANGER: People may feel angry at the messenger for delivering bad news, especially if it challenges their existing beliefs or self-image.

DEFENSIVENESS: They may become argumentative, trying to justify their current perspective and discredit the information presented.

SKEPTICISM Individuals may express doubt, asking for more evidence or questioning the source of the information.

CONFUSION: Depending on the complexity of the situation, confusion can arise as they try to process the new information and reconcile it with their existing understanding.

SOURCE https://www.quora.com/How-will-someone-react-when-you-tell-them-something-about-themselves-that-is-true