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I think worth noting is how early he has done these things that will burn his popularity. If he wants, her can turn the tap back on a few years later, and be set as a saviour.
Are you referring to trump? I don't know if you've noticed but he's popular among the majority regardless of what he does. The ones who didn't vote for him will just sit back and enjoy the denials and justifications his followers come up with. It's almost as if they have this orange veil blocking out the reality.I think worth noting is how early he has done these things that will burn his popularity. If he wants, her can turn the tap back on a few years later, and be set as a saviour.
According to this source his favorability rating was around 47% couple of weeks ago:Are you referring to trump? I don't know if you've noticed but he's popular among the majority regardless of what he does. The ones who didn't vote for him will just sit back and enjoy the denials and justifications his followers come up with. It's almost as if they have this orange veil blocking out the reality.
https://abcnews.go.com/538/trump-popular/story?id=117620918According to 538's average of polls of Trump's favorability rating, 47.2 percent of American adults have a favorable view of the president-elect, compared to 47.4 percent who have an unfavorable view.
He's currently just under 50%... and that's his highest number ever. He spent most of his presidency at 40%, and left the white house at 30%. If these cuts become operational I'm sure he's losing a decent amount of support. I don't think, outside his core base, enough people will accept a much worse life for the sake of their fuhrer.Are you referring to trump? I don't know if you've noticed but he's popular among the majority regardless of what he does. The ones who didn't vote for him will just sit back and enjoy the denials and justifications his followers come up with. It's almost as if they have this orange veil blocking out the reality.
Business opportunities IMO. They care about having less regulations but the political climate was different in 2016, they couldn't be as overtly scummy back then. Now it seems the gloves are off.And there goes Google. They've been much more quiet than Meta, Twitter and Amazon so far so had a bit of hope at least they would put up a little bit of resistance.
Why is it that the Silicon Valley companies are now so far up his ass when 8 years ago they opposed him by the way? How did he manage to turn all of them like that?
That orange veil will start lifting soon once these tariffs start being implemented, Mexico supplies a heck of a lot of food to the US, that food isn't suddenly going to be found on American farms, and they'll definitely be squealing when gasoline prices start risingAre you referring to trump? I don't know if you've noticed but he's popular among the majority regardless of what he does. The ones who didn't vote for him will just sit back and enjoy the denials and justifications his followers come up with. It's almost as if they have this orange veil blocking out the reality.
The data does not match the elections result though.He's currently just under 50%... and that's his highest number ever. He spent most of his presidency at 40%, and left the white house at 30%. If these cuts become operational I'm sure he's losing a decent amount of support. I don't think, outside his core base, enough people will accept a much worse life for the sake of their fuhrer.
He got 49.8% of the vote in the election and he's at 48% approval last I checked.The data does not match the elections result though.
It would be hilarious if it wasn't so depressing. Biden apparently spent 4 years with his hands tied. Trump does whatever the feck he wants.As Trump does whatever he wants via executive order and the democrats do literally nothing, remember the Very Real senate parliamentarian said that democrats can't do good things. They really wanted to fulfill their campaign promises, they're just not allowed to because of the Rules. Oh well. Can't wait to vote in 4 years.
Half of what Trump is trying to do will likely get canned by the courts, or at worst delayed, not even the SC will be able to keep up with all the challenges that are and will be madeIt would be hilarious if it wasn't so depressing. Biden apparently spent 4 years with his hands tied. Trump does whatever the feck he wants.
The main reason is cause they probably are intimidated by him. The second one is cause they probably will earn more money being in good side of him rather than opposing him (e.g., Meta would benefit a lot from Trump banning TikTok). And the third one, DEI and wokeness has harmed these companies (especially Google), so they probably were waiting for the right moment to make the U-turn which Trump perfectly provides to them.And there goes Google. They've been much more quiet than Meta, Twitter and Amazon so far so had a bit of hope at least they would put up a little bit of resistance.
Why is it that the Silicon Valley companies are now so far up his ass when 8 years ago they opposed him by the way? How did he manage to turn all of them like that?
The main reason is cause they probably are intimidated by him. The second one is cause they probably will earn more money being in good side of him rather than opposing him (e.g., Meta would benefit a lot from Trump banning TikTok). And the third one, DEI and wokeness has harmed these companies (especially Google), so they probably were waiting for the right moment to make the U-turn which Trump perfectly provides to them.
The main reason is probably wanting a slice of the $500 billion project on AI that Trump has promisedThe main reason is cause they probably are intimidated by him. The second one is cause they probably will earn more money being in good side of him rather than opposing him (e.g., Meta would benefit a lot from Trump banning TikTok). And the third one, DEI and wokeness has harmed these companies (especially Google), so they probably were waiting for the right moment to make the U-turn which Trump perfectly provides to them.
Check Timnit Gebru’s firing and Gemini’s controversy.How has wokeness harmed Google?
The project Stargate? That is completely funded by companies.The main reason is probably wanting a slice of the $500 billion project on AI that Trump has promised
Yes but that gets them in Trump's good books and has potential for huge profits if the participateThe project Stargate? That is completely funded by companies.
Companies will earn money more by being in the good side of governments, of course.
Check Timnit Gebru’s firing and Gemini’s controversy.
It was completely to do with wokeness, researchers at DeepMind knew how shit it was going to be beforehand but the product manager in charge was so woke that he was fully expecting people to celebrate its release.I wouldn't call the Gemini problems a problem with "wokeness" although that's how people like Ben Shapiro framed it. It was really more a problem with QA and product development not wokeness per se. And isn't Gebru the person you had some weirdo personal vendetta against?
Project 2025 is well under way folks
Whaddya know, inviting a leader whose been charged with an ICC arrest warrant.
Can you translate this into English?It was completely to do with wokeness, researchers at DeepMind knew how shit it was going to be beforehand but the product manager in charge was so woke that he was fully expecting people to celebrate its release.
Should hope so. There's no point starting it in 2026. That's basic project management.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it would begin subjecting all federal employees to “enhanced standards of suitability and conduct” and ominously warned of future downsizing, while offering buyouts to those who opt to leave their jobs by next week — an unprecedented move to shrink the U.S. government at breakneck speed.
“But I want to really drill down on this, Jake, because it’s so important. There’s two million employees in the federal government. Overwhelmingly, the career federal service in this country is far-left, left-wing.” “Well, I’ll give you a great example,” Miller continued. “We looked at USAID as an example. 98%– 98% of the workforce either donated to Kamala Harris or another left-wing candidate. Just as an example.” He concluded, “The American people voted for dramatic change implemented by Donald Trump, so it is essential for him to get control of government, to establish a whole of government process for Donald Trump’s political appointees to review discretionary grants of spending for pet projects that are not directed by Congress.”
Well…
It’s alright. I’ve been reliably informed multiple times that we don’t have to worry about Project 2025 actually happeningProject 2025 is well under way folks