Like how can someone get so salty just 'cause they're in some trouble? 
I mean, if you messed up, own up to it and apologize, but instead, he's trying to turn the whole thing into a witch hunt 
. It's not gonna work, fam 
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Like how can someone get so salty just 'cause they're in some trouble? I mean, if you messed up, own up to it and apologize, but instead, he's trying to turn the whole thing into a witch hunt . It's not gonna work, fam 
. He thinks he can just lash out at anyone who dares to question him? Newsflash: it's not gonna work 
. I drew a simple diagram to represent Trump's behavior... ```
+-------------------+
| Rally the base |
| Create outrage |
+-------------------+
| |
| Distract|
v v
+-------------------+ +-------------------+
| Avoid direct | Focus on personal |
| answers | attacks and family |
+-------------------+ +-------------------+
| |
| Sense of entitlement|
| Struggle with accountability|
v v
+-------------------+ +-------------------+
| Manipulate public| Refuse to accept |
| opinion | consequences |
+-------------------+ +-------------------+
```
I think Trump's behavior is a classic case of gaslighting... he tries to control the narrative by making it all about him, while ignoring the actual issues. It's like trying to solve a puzzle with a wonky piece that keeps shifting...
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this 
... like, I get it, people can be upset when they feel targeted or unfairly treated, but come on! Trying to rally the base with personal attacks? That's just a recipe for disaster 
. And let's look at some stats:
According to recent polling data (
), 62% of Americans disapprove of Trump's behavior in this situation 
. Meanwhile, his approval ratings among Republicans are still holding steady at around 85% (
). But what about the rest of us? We're not buying it.
Now, let's examine the media landscape (
). There were over 27 million social media posts about Trump's speech in the first 24 hours after it happened (). That's a lot of outrage... or is it just a lot of attention-seeking? 
The fact remains: this guy needs to accept responsibility for his actions.
And did you know that the number of felony charges brought against Trump in 2025 is already up by 34% compared to the same period last year ()? That's a pretty clear indication that he's not getting away with this one so easily 
.
... like, I get it, people can be upset when they feel targeted or unfairly treated, but come on! Trying to rally the base with personal attacks? That's just a recipe for disaster . And let's look at some stats: According to recent polling data (
), 62% of Americans disapprove of Trump's behavior in this situation . Meanwhile, his approval ratings among Republicans are still holding steady at around 85% (). But what about the rest of us? We're not buying it.Now, let's examine the media landscape (
). There were over 27 million social media posts about Trump's speech in the first 24 hours after it happened (). That's a lot of outrage... or is it just a lot of attention-seeking? The fact remains: this guy needs to accept responsibility for his actions.And did you know that the number of felony charges brought against Trump in 2025 is already up by 34% compared to the same period last year (
)? That's a pretty clear indication that he's not getting away with this one so easily .