Current Events > Mo Brooks: It's quite clear that Donald Trump has no loyalty

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https://www.al.com/news/2022/06/whitmire-alabama-senate-race-pits-trump-against-trumpism.html

Reminder that this guy literally wore a bulletproof vest January 6th, because he was so convinced he was helping Trump with his insurrection.

Six years later, hes learned that lesson the hard way, having carried the former presidents MAGA agenda to the brink of insurrection and being unceremoniously dumped when he wouldnt or couldnt take it any further.

It was there, before thousands of Trump supporters who trudged through rain and braved the lightning of the late afternoon thunderstorm when somebody said the wrong thing and all those folks booed him.

Trump wants you to remember that guy the one who lost the script was Congressman Mo Brooks.

"No. He's fighting for us. He's defending the little guy against the liberal agenda."

Wait, the guy that cheated on all of his ex-wives with his next wives and then a prostitute has no loyalty?

How could this information have just completely snuck up on us like this?

Just wonder how many people have to be thrown under the bus despite their loyalty for people to realize that it is never politically beneficial to be on his side

Wait, Trump will turn against anyone who is no longer useful to him? If only we had known about this for decades.

Something something never thought the leopards would eat my face something something...

The saddest part of all is that he's not even smart enough to recognize that he literally jeopardized the Democratic process of this country for a man he now openly says is obviously unworthy.

Which says more about him than it does about Donald trump.

If Trump runs again I think Georgia might turn into a D+ state. People here are genuinely upset at that phone call. As noted in the hearings (and many other places) republican senators got 33,000 more votes than Trump which is more than double what Trump lost by.

I said this since November 2020, but entertaining Trump's absolutely blatantly insane and illegal post election bullshit was a Faustian bargain that didn't even benefit them at the time, and only becomes more problematic the further away it gets.

DarkRoast posted...

I said this since November 2020, but entertaining Trump's absolutely blatantly insane and illegal post election bullshit was a Faustian bargain that didn't even benefit them at the time, and only becomes more problematic the further away it gets.

Faust's bargain actually worked out in the end. This is more like monkey's paw where you're wishing for awful shit and then even more awful shit happens.

DarkRoast posted...

Just wonder how many people have to be thrown under the bus despite their loyalty for people to realize that it is never politically beneficial to be on his side

Incalculable. There's always someone with no morals and even less scruples.

And I'm sure thousands of other political radicals and cultists said the same thing.

Nunyobidness posted...

Incalculable. There's always someone with no morals and even less scruples.

Yes, but even a 100% evil person with any amount of intelligence would know that it doesn't benefit you to be that near to trump. Because it only makes you a pawn to be used and then discarded

Trumpism isn't about any one particular movement or political belief, it's about people who have failed in life or have zero education and knowledge feeling validated by politicians who tell them it's not their fault. Problem is that when they get what they want, everything goes to s*** and they don't understand why, so it becomes a weird sort of political pyramid scheme of increasingly unrealistic and extreme excuses and solutions. All the while these people remain unwilling to recognize that their own choices got us into this mess in the first place.

Sure, after it bites HIM in the ass, it's clear to him. This is a big problem with a big chunk of our society. Anyone who takes an honest look at Donald Trump would know that without needing to be betrayed by him to realize it.

CableZL posted...

Sure, after it bites HIM in the ass, it's clear to him. This is a big problem with a big chunk of our society. Anyone who takes an honest look at Donald Trump would know that without needing to be betrayed by him to realize it.

I'm sure a lot of them do realize it from the very onset, but it's kind of like a cult in which part of the validation of your sincerity is to throw similar people under the bus when they're next.