One of the things I’ve noticed that people cannot handle is anything that’s not the status quo. They’re obsessed with this image and past BS of what a president should be.
They think you have to speak like a politician and they don’t seem to mind if you lie or the scandals and corruption that takes place. They don’t want anything to harm the image they have come to accept where a president and politician virtue signals, talks fancy for half an hour without actually saying anything.
Along comes Trump. He appeals to those who are sick of the BS and talks like most people talk when they’re in their living room or at a bar. He gets straight to the point. Doesn’t sugarcoat it. Speaks with no regard for how it is perceived by the PC crowd. He tweets like it too. Honestly, we’ve never had this much transparency ever.
But because this guy isn’t a stiff in a suit or doesn’t present a manufactured image, they cannot handle it. They seem to have a higher standard for conduct and character than they have for themselves, which is baffling to me.
Reporters curse, get drunk and even smoke weed on television for a NYE broadcast and they go, “They’re just a reporter. He’s the President.” So?
They also can’t stand someone fighting back. They think a president should sit back and take punches and never hit back. “Trump is a bully” (Someone said this to me last night on twitter). Oh yeah? It’s not a media and a party who mocks typos, hair, size of hands, his tan, his mannerisms, made a naked statue of him, calls him a mentally ill Nazi, paid women to accuse him of assault, sings songs about him (Morning Joe), insults him every night on television comedy shows and at every awards shows but Trump responds and it’s “He’s a bully?”
WTF?
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