Trumps Top Ten for 2023

From threats to dog whistles to outright hate speech, Donald Trump has hit a new low in 2023.

Here are his top ten most,disturbing comments for 2023.

Bear in mind that we still have a few days, so he’s got time to say worse shit that this.


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Top Trumps: the 10 worst things the former president said this year
Hard to keep track of all the racist, unhinged, authoritarian comments by the former president? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered

07:00 EST Wednesday, 27 December 2023

In 2015, the man who coined Godwin’s law, a famous maxim about argument on the internet, wrote a column for the Washington Post. Its headline: “Sure, call Trump a Nazi. Just make sure you know what you’re talking about.”

By the lawyer and author Mike Godwin’s own definition, his law reads thus: “As an online discussion continues, the probability of a reference or comparison to Hitler or Nazis approaches one.” Since Republicans fell under Trump’s thrall, the law has often been invoked. Why? See our list of the 10 worst things Trump said in 2023:

Vermin

In November, in Claremont, New Hampshire, Trump continued his dominant primary campaign. His rant was familiar but it held something new:

Hillary Clinton, who Trump beat in 2016, had already likened him to Hitler. Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a historian from New York University, told the Washington Post: “Calling people ‘vermin’ was used effectively by Hitler and Mussolini to dehumanise people and encourage their followers to engage in violence.”

Poison

Of course, the signs were already there. In September, discussing immigration with the National Pulse, Trump said:

He had already promised “the largest domestic deportation operation in American history”. Plans to hold migrants in camps would be reported. But Mehdi Hasan of MSNBC summed up the “poisoning” comment as “a straight-up white supremacist/neo-Nazi talking point”. Trump went there again in December, too.

Dictator

Trump wasn’t done. In December, at an Iowa town hall, the Fox News host Sean Hannity asked if he would promise not to “abuse power as retribution against anybody”. Trump said: “Except for day one”, then explained:

Noting Trump’s laughter and the crowd’s cheers, Philip Bump of the Washington Post wrote: “What fun! I guess we can put that to bed.”

Retribution

No one could say such comments were surprising. In March, closing CPAC in Maryland, Trump told conservatives:
Jonathan Karl of ABC would report that the Trump strategist Steve Bannon said Trump was speaking in code, referring to a Confederate plot to take hostage – and eventually kill – President Abraham Lincoln.

Death

In September, the Atlantic profiled Mark Milley, then chair of the joint chiefs of staff. Milley’s work to contain Trump at the end of his presidency was already widely known but the profile set Trump off nonetheless. On Truth Social, referring to a call in which Milley assured Chinese officials he would guard against any attempted attack, Trump lamented …

was moved to take “appropriate measures to ensure my safety and the safety of my family”.

Courts

This has been the year of the Trump indictment. He faces four, spawning 91 criminal charges regarding election subversion, retention of classified information and hush-money payments. On 4 August, lawyers for the federal special counsel Jack Smith notified a judge of a post in which Trump appeared to threaten them, writing:
Trump claimed protected political speech but the exchange teed up one of many tussles over gag orders and the general impossibility of getting Trump to shut up.

Indict

A recurring question: if re-elected, will Trump seek to use the federal government against his enemies? The slightly garbled answer, as expressed to Univision in November, was of course … yes:

Animal

In April, Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, filed 34 charges over Trump’s 2016 payments to Stormy Daniels, an adult film star who claims an affair. Trump had already made arguably racist comments about Letitia James, the New York attorney general. Aiming at Bragg, Trump used Truth Social to say:

Calling Bragg an animal played to racism about Black people. “Soros-backed”, commonly used by Republicans, refers to the progressive financier George Soros and is widely regarded as antisemitic.

Whack job

In May, Trump was found liable for sexual abuse of the writer E Jean Caroll. Ordered to pay about $5m, he was not about to be quiet. The next night, in New Hampshire, he ranted:
Carroll called the comments “just stupid … just disgusting, vile, foul”. Then she sued Trump again.

All-out war

Trump is 77. Questions about his mental fitness for power are not going away. Recently, he has appeared to think he beat Barack Obama in 2016 and become confused about which Iowa city he was in. On 2 December, however, another Iowa gaffe seemed to point to a worrying truth:

Comical

Trump:


"Putin is a genius."

Trump is a loose cannon at best, and a fucking humiliation to the country at a minimum. He's literally been the most divisive thing since New Coke tried to launch a shitty product. The GOP has tied itself to a garbage can of impeachable offense spewing moron, and if by a miracle he's re-elected, you can guarantee that the last 4 years will feel like the calm before the storm. I predict a country-wide crisis within the first 12 months- and then a whole lot of nothing getting done by the GOP for the next 36 months; no repeal, no replace, no energy policies, and the stable genius will be outed as the real asshole he is. Plus- and this is only a hope for the GOP and the rest of America- that whomever he picks as a VP is ready on day 1, cause I don't see him reaching the end of a term- for a multitude of reasons.

He may have hit a new low, but Biden is trailing in the polls


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Please stick to the topic “Supra”

Do you think there are other Trump pronouncements that are more fitting for this list? Please list them.

He may have hit a new low, but Biden is trailing in the polls


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Originally Posted by Supra

is that you winn dixie?

To Return to the Original Topic . . .

#6 - Respect the topics presented by those who start a thread. Attempts to derail a thread or change it's direction is referred to as thread hijack and will be discouraged. Attempts to guide a thread in the right direction are appreciated, while responses to posts which hijack a thread are not.

I agree with everything Trump said and I find it refreshing

Trumpys get pissed about what some guy in a crowd says but say nothing when trump says that list that YR posted.
And that's just the current stuff.

Of course, then there is the following.

https://www.politifact.com/factcheck...nation-of-rul/

I agree with everything Trump said and I find it refreshing Originally Posted by Supra

is that you winn dixie? Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

I shop at HEB or Kroger. thanks!

Banned

He always ends up in the same grocery bag

Trump:


"Putin is a genius." Originally Posted by VitaMan

He is compare to Biden, which is what Trump probably meant when he made that statement.

... Trump was referring to what Putin has done for Russia.
Positioning Russia as a "power nation" after the collapse
of the Soviet Union.

... Not sure WHY you lads wanna include THAT as a "top 10"...
Seeing-as Trump never sent Putin "palates of cash" like
Iran has gotten.

#### Salty

...Trump was referring to what Putin has done for Russia.
Positioning Russia as a "power nation" after the collapse
of the Soviet Union.

... Not sure WHY you lads wanna include THAT as a "top 10"...
Seeing-as Trump never sent Putin "palates of cash" like
Iran has gotten.

#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again

Has Iran received that cash Salty? Last I heard they had not.

Please provide evidence to the contrary. You’re either mistaken, confused or pushing another falsehood.



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