Things that made you Facepalm today (Political Version)

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Leader of the free world... admits to being a pedophile in public, and the public laughs.

We're watching the live action RP of the Emperor's New Clothes in real time.

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New World Order is a joke right? Bunch of crazy people with crazy theories...

It's all a joke, until it happens....

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Welcome to the new and improved America.... hopefully it's not one of your kids one day....

It's all a joke, until it happens...

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/vice-pres...171403388.html

"Vice President Harris mistakenly touts US 'alliance with the Republic of North Korea'"

"The United States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea," Harris said......"

You can't make this shit up... we've got fucking morons trying to manage intricate foreign national events... and the US is getting it's ass handed to it.

Our leaders think the rest of the world is as stupid as the American public... and they're not.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/bill-gate...163842582.html

"Gates also pointed to the Inflation Reduction Act as a second example of how climate-tech innovation was "not just purely a financial thing."

"I was personally involved in a lot of what got written into it, and then working with the key senators in the last month to get it to pass — that's far greater than any individual fortune," he said. "And I'm orchestrating a lot of people."

Yup... good thing our representatives do what's best for us...

Words matter, and no one uses the term "orchestrating" unless they are actually controlling/managing something.

But of course... I'm sure it's all just "conspiracy theories"...

[Seran]

DeSantis majorly gaffed in answering this question and highlighted why he's a terrible governor and why he'd be an even worse President.

When faced with the crucial decision of whether to enforce mandatory evacuations or expend critical resources during or after a disaster like a fire or hurricane, you don't hesitate to force the belligerent person to evacuate before the disaster strikes.

You risk nothing removing someone out of harms way before the storm, but to have to send critical rescue personnel in to retrieve the person frantically calling 911 when their house is submerged to the roof, you risk an entire crew. Most of the dead reported were seniors, seniors who did not evacuate or were left behind on barrier islands or lowlands where it was known days in advance that flood conditions would strike.

As governor, he could have stepped in and ordered national guard personnel to support county law in enforcement to remove those who couldn't, or wouldn't leave. If he had, there would have been fewer deaths.

"They informed people and most people did not want to do it," DeSantis said. "That’s just the reality. So you’re in a situation, are you going to grab somebody out of their home that doesn’t want to. I don’t think that’s the appropriate use of government. I mean, I think that takes it a little too far."

https://www.foxnews.com/media/desant...acuation-order

[Parkbandit]

DeSantis majorly gaffed in answering this question and highlighted why he's a terrible governor and why he'd be an even worse President.

When faced with the crucial decision of whether to enforce mandatory evacuations or expend critical resources during or after a disaster like a fire or hurricane, you don't hesitate to force the belligerent person to evacuate before the disaster strikes.

You risk nothing removing someone out of harms way before the storm, but to have to send critical rescue personnel in to retrieve the person frantically calling 911 when their house is submerged to the roof, you risk an entire crew. Most of the dead reported were seniors, seniors who did not evacuate or were left behind on barrier islands or lowlands where it was known days in advance that flood conditions would strike.

As governor, he could have stepped in and ordered national guard personnel to support county law in enforcement to remove those who couldn't, or wouldn't leave. If he had, there would have been fewer deaths.

Weren't you just rejoicing at the thought of dead Republicans in Florida last week? Suddenly, you want the government to forcefully remove someone from their home to "safeguard" them?

That shit might work in California or New York.. doesn't really work in freedom loving states like Florida. If you make the decision to stay in your home, that is completely up to you. If you die, then you have no one to blame but yourself.

Sorry.

[Methais]

DeSantis majorly gaffed in answering this question and highlighted why he's a terrible governor and why he'd be an even worse President.

When faced with the crucial decision of whether to enforce mandatory evacuations or expend critical resources during or after a disaster like a fire or hurricane, you don't hesitate to force the belligerent person to evacuate before the disaster strikes.

You risk nothing removing someone out of harms way before the storm, but to have to send critical rescue personnel in to retrieve the person frantically calling 911 when their house is submerged to the roof, you risk an entire crew. Most of the dead reported were seniors, seniors who did not evacuate or were left behind on barrier islands or lowlands where it was known days in advance that flood conditions would strike.

As governor, he could have stepped in and ordered national guard personnel to support county law in enforcement to remove those who couldn't, or wouldn't leave. If he had, there would have been fewer deaths.

There are people do this with literally every hurricane no matter where it is or how bad the storm is. You also can't physically force them to leave, even if they're really really stupid for not evacuating.

Stop being such a desperate retard.

^ That was rhetorical, because we all know you can't help being a retard.

[Neveragain]

DeSantis majorly gaffed in answering this question and highlighted why he's a terrible governor and why he'd be an even worse President.

When faced with the crucial decision of whether to enforce mandatory evacuations or expend critical resources during or after a disaster like a fire or hurricane, you don't hesitate to force the belligerent person to evacuate before the disaster strikes.

You risk nothing removing someone out of harms way before the storm, but to have to send critical rescue personnel in to retrieve the person frantically calling 911 when their house is submerged to the roof, you risk an entire crew. Most of the dead reported were seniors, seniors who did not evacuate or were left behind on barrier islands or lowlands where it was known days in advance that flood conditions would strike.

As governor, he could have stepped in and ordered national guard personnel to support county law in enforcement to remove those who couldn't, or wouldn't leave. If he had, there would have been fewer deaths.

"They informed people and most people did not want to do it," DeSantis said. "That’s just the reality. So you’re in a situation, are you going to grab somebody out of their home that doesn’t want to. I don’t think that’s the appropriate use of government. I mean, I think that takes it a little too far."

Where is the gaff in that statement? Be specific.

Meanwhile Biden is shaking hands with shades and calling on dead people in the audience. Kamala wants to give hurricane relief based on skin color and Pelosi wants human smuggling to continue for picking crops.

[Methais]

Where is the gaff in that statement? Be specific.

Meanwhile Biden is shaking hands with shades and calling on dead people in the audience. Kamala wants to give hurricane relief based on skin color and Pelosi wants human smuggling to continue for picking crops.

Like most things in general, Seran doesn't understand what the word "gaffe" means.