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context: I think it's a toss up between Trump and his adoring base in deciding who is the worst kind of fool. >
  
  It’s his base, it’s not close. He’s just blabbing shit he thinks they what to hear…and it turns out that it literally doesn’t matter what he says, at all. >
  
  You know he believes his own bullshit, right? That’s part of being a narcissist. >
  
  I don’t think he remembers shit seconds after he says the words, if I’m guessing. He might think later “…yeah that April Fools bit was GENIUS,” but most of his babble probably gets lost in his foggy bog brain. >
  
  "... like a goose: every time he bats his eyes, he's in a different world." >
  
  But a very, very  dangerous fool. >
  
  He’s an incredible dumbass and I always think back to the first debate where he basically shit his pants on stage and just yelled over everybody the whole time, and Hannity compared that to him being “like a Gladiator”. The amount of sheer ass licking and damage control right wing media did on this dumbass for 5 years is mind blowing. >
  
  Anyone who believes what this guy says is a fool. >
  
  Almost of the half of the US. So, yeah, that tracks. >
  
  More like 15% or less, which is the going rate for fascist percentages in developed countries. Roughly half of GOPers support him at this point, and GOPers make up something like 25% of the voting electorate. That is still a big enough number to sway a general election. >
  
  It's more than 15%. It's closer to 25% or 30%. The problem is that the rest of the "Conservatives", including the 40% of "Independents" that are just Republicans that think they are fooling someone, are so obsessed with holding onto power that they know they have to follow the Fascists or lose relevance. So for all intents and purposes, All "Conservatives" are fascists now, and are fine with it. >
  
  He always inserts “And they said, Sir..” into his made up BS. It’s pathetic and nauseating >
  
  That's one of his tells. If he adds that they had tears in their eyes, you know there's not even a bit of truth in it. >
  
  If he's the worst kind of fool what does that say about his cultish followers? >
  
  There's no fool like an old fool. >
  
  Evergreen 🌲 headline >
  
  That picture needs to be blasted everywhere, it’s my favorite and most accurate description of him. >
  
  Who's the more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him? >
  
  Touché >
  
  5th >
  
  Same answer >
  
  Same answer >
  
  Donald’s buddies call him “Sir”? That’s weird. >
  
  Unfortunately, there are worse.