comment: >
  
  Wait wat?
context: Anyone associated with the Trump administration ought to be unemployable for at least the next twenty years or so. The nation needs to go through a period of de-Trumpification the way we (should have) had de-Nazification in Germany after WWII. >
  
  I remember saying the same thing about Bush. >
  
  And yet he comes across as a perfect gentleman compared with Trump. His family seem very worthy too, unlike no. 45's. How very far America has fallen since electing Trump. >
  
  I don’t want to understate the severity of Bush’s war crimes. Both are severe imo, trump is just more of a media circus. >
  
  I mean he lied and republicans dragged us into a losing war over false WMD’s where millions of brown people got bombed and trillions of USD were spent over nothing. >
  
  It also created a power vacuum that allowed ISIL/ISIS to thrive. So, it wasn't spent on nothing. It was spent on actually making things worse. >
  
  I'm imagining a lot of future interviews that feature this line...
  "So I'm noticing a work history gap from 2017 to 2021. Would you care to expand on that?" >
  
  Very few of them lasted 4 years >
  
  More of them can be measured in Mooches >
  
  I think she said something like "now they all think we are domestic terrorists." >
  
  Didn't CPAC run a banner stating exactly that? >
  
  The organization that made it's stage into a perfect replica of a Nazi symbol?