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Donald Trump the road that might not lead to the White House - Redux 2024 thread.

I made the mistake of attempting to watch Trump's Madison Square Garden rally. I couldn't do it. Speakers ranged from some comedian I'd never heard of, to Melaina, RFK, Jr., and Elon Musk. This is an excerpt from the comedian who spoke. He went after migrants, Hispanics, and Puerto Ricans in about as racist terms as I've ever heard. Naturally, they'll just say that "it's just a joke." Some of the jokes included calling Puerto Rico a "garbage island with garbage people." I kept thinking "Does this guy understand that Puerto Rico is part of the US? They can't vote in PR, but there's still 8 million living on the mainland that can. That's enough to sway the election.

Here's the full speech:



Other speakers called Harris "the Antichrist." It all reminded me of film from the pro-Nazi rally held there in the 30s (which Donald Trump's father attended).
 
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I made the mistake of attempting to watch Trump's Madison Square Garden rally. I couldn't do it. Speakers ranged from some comedian I'd never heard of, to Melaina, RFK, Jr., and Elon Musk. This is an excerpt from the comedian who spoke. He went after migrants, Hispanics, and Puerto Ricans in about as racist terms as I've ever heard. Naturally, they'll just say that "it's just a joke." Some of the jokes included calling Puerto Rico a "garbage island with garbage people." I kept thinking "Does this guy understand that Puerto Rico is part of the US? They can't vote in PR, but there's still 8 million living on the mainland that can. That's enough to sway the election.

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Trump supporters will believe anything.

Jesus wept, they even think this idiot's a comedian...
 
Trump supporters will believe anything.

Jesus wept, they even think this idiot's a comedian...

The other comment from this guy that stood out was him saying that a black guy he knew "carved watermelons for Halloween." I haven't watched all of the footage, but I'm told that this guy was only one in a string of openly racist speakers. I turned it off when Melania walked out on stage. I just couldn't stomach the whole thing in one dose.
 
I made the mistake of attempting to watch Trump's Madison Square Garden rally. I couldn't do it. Speakers ranged from some comedian I'd never heard of, to Melaina, RFK, Jr., and Elon Musk. This is an excerpt from the comedian who spoke. He went after migrants, Hispanics, and Puerto Ricans in about as racist terms as I've ever heard. Naturally, they'll just say that "it's just a joke." Some of the jokes included calling Puerto Rico a "garbage island with garbage people." I kept thinking "Does this guy understand that Puerto Rico is part of the US? They can't vote in PR, but there's still 8 million living on the mainland that can. That's enough to sway the election.

Here's the full speech:



Other speakers called Harris "the Antichrist." It all reminded me of film from the pro-Nazi rally held there in the 30s (which Donald Trump's father attended).


Holding a massive rally in a state he's not going to win with speakers alienating key blocs of voters is an, um, interesting campaign choice - going to be funny if Trump loses narrowly and MAGA world blames the comedian
 
Holding a massive rally in a state he's not going to win with speakers alienating key blocs of voters is an, um, interesting campaign choice - going to be funny if Trump loses narrowly and MAGA world blames the comedian

Yes, I'm puzzled by that as well. It does seem like an odd choice.

What we do know is that they won't blame Trump.
 
Holding a massive rally in a state he's not going to win with speakers alienating key blocs of voters is an, um, interesting campaign choice

i imagine they think it's a tough-guy move, going into the heart of the beast, we're not snowflakes etc.

sorry for the murdoch link, but this is satisfying. I'm from Yorkville, and the march in the picture in that article was 2 blocks from where i live.

 
It's not going to do much to help the campaign's outreach to Arab and Muslim voters in swing states like Michigan, either

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani spent a portion of his remarks fearmongering about Palestinians, saying they are taught to “kill us at 2 years old” and are “on the side of the terrorists.”
 
It's not going to do much to help the campaign's outreach to Arab and Muslim voters in swing states like Michigan, either

Muslim voters who are for Trump are forgetting Jared Kushner's Israel "peace deal" where he went and talked to the Israelis and asked, "what do you want?" They inked a deal without ever consulting the Palestinians and told them that they'd have to live with it. There's a famous quote about deals like that: "If you're not at the table, you're on the menu."
 
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Holding a massive rally in a state he's not going to win with speakers alienating key blocs of voters is an, um, interesting campaign choice - going to be funny if Trump loses narrowly and MAGA world blames the comedian

Seems like a move someone who knows he's losing would make. Whatever the purpose was (apart from spewing the same tired old hatred), it seems to have backfired badly for him and his 'comedian' bros.

Maybe that was the point, rile up his moron followers so they're primed and ready for violence against all the hate targets when he loses?
 
i imagine they think it's a tough-guy move, going into the heart of the beast, we're not snowflakes etc.

sorry for the murdoch link, but this is satisfying. I'm from Yorkville, and the march in the picture in that article was 2 blocks from where i live.

There was a similar thing over here, where the fascist scum got their arses handed to them, when marching through a Jewish area, the East End of London. Obviously on a smaller scale than what happened there though. Good for Lansky and the rest.

 
Seems like a move someone who knows he's losing would make. Whatever the purpose was (apart from spewing the same tired old hatred), it seems to have backfired badly for him and his 'comedian' bros.

Maybe that was the point, rile up his moron followers so they're primed and ready for violence against all the hate targets when he loses?
I'm afraid he's not losing... There only appears to be one direction of travel for the last few weeks, sadly.
 
Trump supporters will believe anything.

Jesus wept, they even think this idiot's a comedian...

He's just saying what they're thinking. What can you do? Here's where the outrage is directed, at Tim Walz, for stating actual facts:


Karoline Leavitt, national press secretary of Donald Trump’s campaign, on Monday issued a demand for an apology for “disgraceful comments” she believes were smearing the supporters of a presidential contender.

She was not, however, referring to the hateful, racist remarks directed towards Puerto Ricans by the comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally; or Tucker Carlson’s description of Kamala Harris as a “Samoan-Malaysian, low IQ former California prosecutor”; or the radio personality Sid Rosenberg’s claim that Hillary Clinton is a “sick bastard”, made during a rant that included references to “fucking illegals”.

Leavitt’s outrage was directed instead at Tim Walz, Democratic vice-presidential nominee, for remarks he made claiming Trump had “descended into madness” in the past few weeks, and that his Sunday rally in New York had “a direct parallel to a big rally that happened in the 1930s at Madison Square Garden”, namely a 1939 Nazi rally that took place there.

“Walz needs to apologize for his disgraceful comments smearing Trump supporters,” Leavitt said in a statement. “This kind of rhetoric has already inspired assassination attempts.”
 
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